The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-30

bers. The people of the church and
their friends are invited. The Metho-
dist conference reassigned DR.. Love-
land to his Topeka charge, and the
party is given in honor of his return.
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An engagement that is reported to
be solid and sure is that of Wash
burn college girl and a we'll known
business man down town. The girl
used to live at Horton, but the family
has lately moved to Topeka. She is
sorority girl and popular in her set.
The man is one of the few who COM
bines good looks, and brains and bust
ness judgment. He used to have a
position with a big mems club but is
now in business for himself. They
say he will build his house this sum-
mer and will be married next autumn.
The date chosen for the Assembly
club dance is Thursday night, April IL.
Mr.. Harold Henry will play at
Washburn college, in McVicar chapel
Wednesday evening at Sis o'clock.
His program will be:
Sonata op. 80 -.;...;.s- Beethoven
Nit Lebhaftigkeit und durchaus
nit Empfind dung; NIGHT zu ge-
schwind und sehr singbar vorzu-
tragen
Concert Allegro. .Scarlattt- G dowsky
Etude, op. rs, No. 7......... Chopin
Tarantelie ............C Chopin
Barcorole ........-.C Chopin
Sonata. op. SO (Keltic) E. Mcdowell
Maestoso
Semplice, teneramente
Motto allegro con fuo
Etude Chromatique Chevi11ard
Isolde's Iiebetod 1890. Wagner-Liszt
Vallee d'Obermann List
X
The next meeting of the Music Study
club will be held April instead of
April IL, as enormously printed in the
year book. The program given in the
year book for the April IL meeting will
be given at next Thursdays matinee
The Elweu Bridge Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2:sO with Mrs
A. NJ. Petro.
An important wedding for next
and Mr.. Paul Walker, which will be
celebrated April II. Only relatives
will be asked to the wedding, and Miss
Morrow is not accepting invitations
for parties in her honor before the
marriage.
The wedding of Miss Bernice Rad
ford and Mr.. Roger Davis, both of Kan
sas City, will take place Wednesday,
April 3, at $3.50 O'Clock. at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Radford. Mr.. Davis has ;
among those who will go to Kansa.
City to attend the wedding are Colonel
and Mrs. J. w. F. Hughes and their
daughters, Alice and Juliet.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Carruth Jr.,
will entertain their bridge club tonight
at their home in EImhurst. Miss Daisy
Monroe and Mr.. Roy George viii be
substitutes.
Miss Hazel BarnweH will have a
students recital Friday evening, April
s. in the Y w. c. A. assembly room.
1t will be evening of stories told
by the students. The public is invited.
The Clio club will meet Monday af-
ternoon with Mrs. ]. V. Howe, 1854 Blu
chanan street.
Miss Florence Donald. of Los An
geles and Mr.. Z. Sherman Williams of
San Diego. Cal. were married February
%, in Los Angeles. The bride was
formerly a teacher of Marysville, Kan.
Mr.. Williams lived in Topeka, and was
at one time election commissioner. He
is a relative of Mr.. E. D. McKeever.
and the news of his marriage will be
of interest to the Topeka people who
knew him.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the vesper service at Grace
Cathedral Sunday afternoon at 5
O'Clock:
PROFESSIONALLY Glory" Teschner. |
Versicles and Responses-FeStal.
Psalms 14S, 149, 150-AngIican.
Magnificat-Stainer. i
Nunc Dimittis-Stainer.
Anthem-''The Lord Is My Shep- |
herd" Shelley.
vesper Hymn sweet Savior
Henry.
Address-Dean Kaye.
Response-"Ride on in Majesty, |
Dykes
Offertory-"O God Our Help
Greig.
Recessional-"The Day Is Past /
Brown.
Mrs. Howard n. Rhodes of 1924
Harrison street, formerly teacher OF !