The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-23

all of the sprine suits. They will be
/ built of contrasting material.
The spring coats are to be made OF
| stripes and checks mostly. There are
few plain materials in the new coats.
A vesper service will be held Sunday
afternoon at the Y. W. G. A. at AIS
| o'clock. There will be a story hour, in
charge of Miss Lulu Mckee, and the
program will be as follows:
Trfo-Serenade ................... W1dor
| Berceuse ............. Kotsschmer
Miss May Clark violin; Mr.. Frantz,
/ cello; Miss Olive McNown, piano.
Reading-Little Lac Grenier .Drummond
The Last Portage. Drummond
Mr. E. w. Thompson.
Vocal-The Rosary. ..... .Nevfn
! Still vie die Nacht. 1900. BONN
Mrs. Frank Whitmore.
Violin-Abend Standchen. .Mendelssohn
Miss May Clark.
Story-Legend of st. Christopher.
Where Love is there God is Also
Miss Lulu Mckee.
VOCATION. Lovely Night. Ronald
Mrs Frank Whitmore.
with Cello ObIigato by Mr.. Frantz)
All women are cordially invited to the
service and the social hour which fol-
lows.
Sunday afternoon, December. 1, Miss
Laura Radford general secretary of the
Y w. c. A, of Calcutta. India, will
speak at the vesper service
The annual thank offering service will
be held at the First Presbyterian
church next Sunday under the auspices
of the Woman's Missionary society.
Mrs. c. F, Spencer, president of the
society, will preside, and the following
officers will sit on the platform: Mrs.
T. F. Carver. Mrs. G. T. Mcclellan,
Mrs. A. K. Rodgers, Mrs. Elon Clark.
VI. T
man, Mrs. F. J. Brown, Mrs. Roy l.
Bone and Miss Carolyn Demming. An
address will be given by DR.. Harry
Rogers, pastor of the Linwood Presby-
terrain church, Of Kansas City, who will
come to Topeka for the occasion. A
musical program, as follows, win be
given:
organ PreIude-Allegro in F.. .Faulkes
Mrs. Robert Carver.
Solo-Rock of Ages. .Remick
Mr.. Irwin Schroeder.
o, For the Wings of /. Dove........
-. 80. 80. 49,. :. .MendeIssohn
Miss Sarah Kouns and Quartet.
Violin solo-"Meditation'' (Thais)..
Miss Gladys Cav.
When Thou CONTEST (Stabat Mater.
.......... $500. $500. .RosS1nl
Miss Nellie Kouns and Quartet.
God Be Merciful and Bless U.s..
Miss Kouns, Miss Sarah Kouns and
Quartet.
Postlude-Triumph March. LemmenS
Mrs. Robert Carver.
Miss Jennie Blinn will organize her
chorus Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock,
and a recital program will be given
by some of her pupils in voice. Some
time during the winter the chorus will
give an act from one of the operas.
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Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Jensen, of Hoyt,
Kan, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Lenora Madeline, to Mr..
George Stapel, of Topeka. The wedding
win take place at the Jensen Springdale
country home near Hoyt. Thanksgiving
day at o'clock in the evening.
The marriage of Miss Alberta Her
man and DR.. W. B. Beach, of Clyde,
Kan, was solemnized this morning by
Dean ]. P. Deb. Kaye, at the rectory.
DR.. and Mrs. Beach have gone to st.
Louis for a wedding trip, and after
their return will make their home in
Clyde, Kan. Mrs. Beach is a grad
uate nurse from Christ Hospital Train
ing school, and has been working in her
profession in Topeka and other towns
of the state about three years. The
wedding was quietly celebrated, the
brides sister and girl friend being the
only witnesses. on account of the recent
QSdIn OF MISS cara f16FII1dns dIOLner 4.
sister of the bride.
The old settlers of Topeka, Shawnee
county, Kansas. are planning on a big
celebration, Thursday, December 5, at
the First Christian church in this city.
to honor the founding of Topeka, which
event occurred on Tuesday, December
8, 1859, fifty eight years ago. Only one
of the original townsite men is now liv-
ing, Mr.. James A. Hickey, of Topeka,
still hale and hearty, and past the
eightieth mile post. A big dinner will
be served at noon, with music by the
famous Modocs. An interesting pro-
gram will follow. The officers of the |
association are: J. NJ. Meade. presi- |
dent: Mrs. c.. D. Skinner, vice presi- |
dent; Miss Caroline Deming, secretary; |
James A. Hickey, treasurer.
The Varsity club danced at Stein |
berg's last night. Chaperones were Mr. |
and Mrs. Wistar Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Arthur ]. Carruth, Jr., and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Roy Cope.
Mrs Noble Prentis addressed a meet /
ing of the Parent-Teachers' association |
of Lowman school, Friday. She spoke |
of ways in which the association could /
be of benefit to its members and the /
school. Mrs. Prentis has studied edu-l
cational matters in the state, and also |
in the large cities. and she gave sug-l
gestions that have been found to bel