The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-21

/ Schultz of Madison street have re-
turned from De Witt, Neb., where
/ they were called by the death of Mr..
Schultz's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
| Lewein.
Mr. and Mrs. OrmeaI Smith and
family of Culver, Kan, arrived this
morning tc spend the holidays with
Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs. G. n. Lake,
and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Frantz of Chi
cago will spend Christmas with Mr..
Frantz'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Frantz, 1O47~ Lawrence street, and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. ]. D. Mitchell re-
turned THURSDAY from Enid. Ok,
where they have been on business the
past few weeks.
The TecumSeh Changers gave their
annual Christmas entertainment at the
grange hall. 4 large number of Te-
cumseh people We're in attendance and
| a exceptionally good time was enjoyed.
Mrs. ]. w. Moffitt entertained the
following children last evening after
school at her home, SOC Lafayette street
| in honor of her son Williams eighth
birthday anniversary. Florence Web
| Der, Ruth Wagner, Hazel Wagner,
Lucille Perry, Altha Reser, Lillian An
derson, Ferne Perry, Ella Walls, Myr-
tie Greenstreet, Josephine Mcclure,
Juanita Snyder. Marguerite Snyder and
Amelia Shaffer. George Weber, Carl
Weber, Howard Skidmore, Raymond
Skidmore, John Greenstreet, Fred Edd-
lin, Victor Sickenger, Paul Cannon,
Robert Eddlin, Herbert Cannon. Lee
Miller. Glenn Sickenger, Dan Keller,
Tom Keller and William Moffitt Mrs.
Moffitt was assisted during the after
noon by Miss Amelia Shaffer, Miss
Margaret Snyder and Miss Lillian An
derson. The afternoon was spent
playing games ard the guest of honor
was the proud recipient of a large
number of membranes.
Harry Stumbo, of Fall City, Neb., will
spend Christmas here with his wife
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Weaver, 1856 Grafton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Shortt have re-
turned to their home in Chicago after
spending the past month here with
Mrs. SHORTS parents. Mr., and Mrs. j.
N Recob and other relatives
Mr.. Cecil Strimple of K. S. A c.,
Manhattan, who has been visiting his
aunt. Mrs S. A. Saville, 4O5 East
Eighth street. went to Omaha this
morning to spend the holidays with
relatives there. He was accompanied
by his cousin, Mr.. Arthur Saville.
A sacred Christmas cantata will be
given Sunday evening at the East Side
Methodist church. Following is the
program: Coronation, congregation; in
vocation, pastor; anthem, Joy to the
World CAdams) alto solo and chorus;
Scripture reading, pastor; song. From
Land Affair." (HoIton). male chorus;
interlude. Bells of Christmas (Kar-
oly), Clyde Morris; reading, THE
Christmas Light Mary Cunningham;
anthem, Baby of Bethlehem, Sleep"
doren). alto and tenor duet and
chorus; address. the Rev. D. A. Shut
pastor; anthem, 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear (Krat), soprano solo
obligatos and male chorus; offertory,
Ashes of Love- (Rolfe), May Stead
man; anthem. 1.-The Angels Song
CWilson), obligato duet and chorus;
doxoIogy, congregation; benediction,
pastor. The members of the East side
choir which will have charge of the
program include: Sopranos - Miss
Mary Cunningham, Miss Hattie Moses,
Mrs. Sylvia Alexander, Mrs. Agnes
Dougherty and Mrs. Eva James; altos
Mrs. 5. Cunningham, Miss Henrietta
Lungstrom, Mrs. Edgar Pringle and
Mrs. Ward Miller; tenors-Edward Mil
Ter, Samuel Cunningham, John May
and A. Ritts; bass-W. n. Rhodes, E.
r. Boren, d. Mote and Ray Alexander;
organist. Clyde Morris; pianist, Miss
May Steadman; leader, John Lung
Strum.