The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-30

ian by birth, she is essentially an
American, having come to this coun-
try at the age of six. Her programs
are always those that please every
body.
Alma Gluck's only appearance in
Topeka for the season 1884 will be
in the Radcliffe series, under the di-
rection of Miss Myrtle Radcliffe.
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A wedding which will interest
scores of Wichita persons took place
today in Chicago, when Miss Ora Sam
ueIs, daughter of Professor and Mrs.
H. Samuels of this city, was married
to Mr.. George Herff of INDIANAPOLIS.
While the gagement was announced
rev months ago friends had not ex-
pected that the wedding would take
place until late in the summer. Miss
SamueIs is one of the most attractive
girls wichita has ever known. She
is brunette of wonderful coIoring
and was one of the best gowned wo-
men in the city.
1t is supposed that Mr.. and Mrs.
Herff will reside in Indianapolis
Wichita Beacon.
The Samuels family lived in To-
peka at one time, and Miss Sa1.1uels
was student in Bethany s 2 college.
The spalding Reading Circle gave
Tuesday night at McRae's hall. A
feature of the evening was May Pole
$1,000 Tie MIS-.
John Griley sang Voices of the
Woods" by Rubenstein, and she also
gave the Spring Song by Woodman.
Miss Mabel Griley was accompanies
violin. The hall was decorated with
spring flowers. and about 200 guests
attended.
The Spalding Reading Circle is
culture and charity club, and the pro-
ceeds of their parties are used in char
table enterprises.
The Ramb1ers club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. w. H. lines,
The Junior Dramatic club of the
Topeka High school will present a
comedy at the high school auditorium
Friday evening, May 2. The gate re-
ceipts will be spent for Victrola rec
ords for an instrument that was pre-
sented to T. H. S. by the class of jan
uary, 1912: The following members
of the Junior Dramatics are in the
cast: Miss Ruth Rooster, Miss Mabel
Langhart, Miss Edyth Troxell, Homer
Fowler, Abe Gordon and Charles
Lynn. Miss Hazelle Loveland and
Mr.. Dana Parkhurst will sing a duet (
and the high school orchestra furnish
music. Price of admission will be Is /
cents.
The following is the program of the /
concert to be given Friday night at
the Auditorium under the direction of
Mr. Hermann Springer for the benefit
of several organizations of Grace
Cathedral. /
Duo, piano and organ, Nocturne !
(Midsummer Nights Dream) ......
Mendelssohn
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe and Mrs. J. A. /
Campbell.
THE Heavens are Telling"
CCreation) .....:........- Haydn
Duet from Giaconda Ponchielli
Misses Nelly and Sara kouns.
Male Quartette a Far Off in the
Waste of Desert Sand" Bartlett
b. Kentucky Babe Nevin
Messrs. Jones, Haywood, Kettering
and Seibert
Piano Solo, Minuet 1900. .Paderewski
Miss Eleanor Allen.
List the Cherubic Host CHoly City,
Gaul |
Organ Solo, a. Concert Overture in c i
Minor .Frfcker 4
b. Cantilene Pastorale ......Jores
Mr.. Ernest F. Jores.
In a Persian Garden" Liza Lehman
CA song cycle for four solo voices.) Il
Misses Sara Kouns and Eleanor Logan Il
Messrs. Glenwood E. Jones and Her
mann Springer.
Hallelujah Chorus. Messiah" Handel
Miss Eva Dewey of Wichita, was
the guest of honor at a luncheon
Tuesday afternoon which Mrs. c. w. Il
gave at Mills Tea room.
Covers were laid for: Miss Dewey,
Mrs. Roy Bone, Mrs. c. H. Brownell,
Mrs. F. S. Savage. Mrs. Luther Burns,
and Mrs. Hanchette.
Miss Dewey will leave the last of