The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-03


with two bands of the trimming at
the bottom and separated by band
of the eponge, the same finishing at
the bottom. This is a most effective
little frock, easily made and inexpen-
sive. The hat worn with it was a white
chip with red aigrette-
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The Alta Vista club will meet Mon
day afternoons in May with Mrs. A.
d. Gray in Potwin Place. The annual
day. May 26, with Mrs. Fred lies OF
Highland Park.
A large delegation from the various
towns of the state will attend the thir-
tieth annual meeting of the Kansas
Equal Suffrage League, to be held in
Lawrence May 10 and 20. The meet
ing for the first evening of the con-
vention will be in charge of the
Mems League, and some Topeka men
who were interested in the cause dur
ing the campaign in Kansas, expect to
motor to Lawrence to attend the meet
ing.
Among the speakers who will be on
the program during the convention,
will be Governor George H. Hodges,
Ex-Governor w. r. Stubs, DIR.
Charles NJ. Sheldon and Mrs. Agnes
Riddle of the Colorado legislature, will
speak in behalf of the enfranchised
states, and Mrs. Breckenridge, presi-
dent of the Kentucky Equal Rights
association, will represent the unen-
franchised section of the country.
Chancellor Strong of the State univer-
sity will be one of the speakers for
the first evening. The women who be-
long to the board of directors will give
a symposium on up-to-date subjects
pertaining to government.
The music of the convention is in
charge of the Lawrence women, and
they are arranging to have the best
talent of their town on the programs.
The Lawrence women will entertain
the delegates, furnishing them lodging
and breakfast and those who desire
their hospitality, should write to Mrs.
Mary Griffin, 645 Connecticut street,
Lawrence.
and there will be the regular meeting
of the board and the business sessions.
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At the vesper service on Sunday af-
ternoon at 4:30, GauFs cantata, 1.-The
Holy City" will be the special feature
and number of extra voices will be
enlisted. The following is the pro-
gram:
Part 1, mplation-Organ solo.
mo Shadows Yonder''-Tenor solo
My Soul Is Athirst for Cod
Tenor solo.
AT Eventide 1t Shall Be Light
Trio.
Eye Hath Not Seen''-Alto solo.
For Thee. o Dear Country
Chorus.
Offertory-''Listth the Cherubic Host"
81 Heard the Voice of Harpers,'' So
prano and bass solo with quartet and
chorus.
The Monday Bridge club will meet
with Mrs. A. w. Bronson, 1920 Har-
rison street, Wednesday afternoon in
stead of Monday.
The Phi Delta Theta men of Wash
burn college will have a smoker to-
night at the chapter house after the
May fete, for Mr. Frederick Cowles, of
Kansas City, who is president of the
Zeta province of Phi Delta Theta Mr.,
Cowles is a guest of his fraternity at
the college.
The Music Study club. met Thursday
May 1. at the home of Mrs. Ralph Cav
The program was as follows:
Beethoven, Duet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.-.--..--. symphony. No 'Eroica'
Mrs. Harry Tasker and Miss Ethel
Grant.
Lehmann .-----..... Roses in June
Mrs. c E. Bair CViolin Obligato) Miss
Cav.
Gluck Aria from Alcestas"
Mrs. B. B. Smythe.
Brahms $500. Adagio (Opus 119 No. u
Brahms ..Intermezzo (Opus 119 No p
Brahms ..Intermezzo (Opus 1I9 No a.
Miss Elsie Chapman.
Brahms Hun garian Dance No
Schumann .......'s Slumber Song
Miss Gladys Cav.
Lehman Long Ago in Egypt"
Mrs. c. E. Bair
Strauss Observation-Disclosures.
...-Adagio CFrom Sonata Opus No. 81
Mrs. w. H Bowlby.
German Cupid at the Ferry
Smythe -.-----.-.. THE Young Rose
Mrs. B. B. Smythe.
Schumann -.-.--.-..-" Ara besque''
JadasSohn --...-..---.. Improvisation"
Staub .--..-... ''Impromptu-B arcarolle"
Mrs. Harry Tasker
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The Nineteenth Century club closed
its years work with its annual Nav
Day luncheon. and after the luncheon