The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-11

was great dignity through it all, an
attitude almost austere toward his art,
and the greater the demand the better
he played"
Mr.. GAM is the only pianist on the
Parkhurst series.
The Music Study club will resume
its years work after the holiday vaca-
ton, at q, meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs; Ralph Cav.
The Nautilus club will meet Tues
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock with Mrs.
Il, B. Steele e.! i. Tyler street
The musical program for the YES
per service at Grace cathedral on Sun
day afternoon at 4:90 is as follows:
Professional "As with gladness of
men of old. ...--. .Kocher
Choral service ..............Fe stal
Magniffcat Shipper
Nunc Dimittis Shipper
Anthem. Tn that day shall the Lord
vesper hymn, abide with me-" Monk
Address -.-.:..--;:. .....--.
Dean Kaye.
Offertory, Soprano solo. ..........
Mrs. C. E. Joslin.
Kneeling hymn, Father what e'er
of earthly bliss. ........ Regulus
Recessional, 1.-THE day is past and
over brown
Two beautiful anthems will be sung
at Grace cathedral on Sunday morn
ing at IL O'Clock, arise, Shine for Thy
Light Is Come by Cobb, and Gounod's
with 4 soprano solo by Miss Sarah
kOuns.
The program for the Vesper service
at the Y. W. c. A. Sunday afternoon
Devotional service ...
Violin solo, Sonata in G .Parpini
Miss Helen Phipps.
Solo, "Open to Me the Gates Bishop
Miss Helen Hogeboom.
Reading, His Mothers Sermon,,.
Ian McClaren
Miss Pearle LIE Compile.
Violin solo, liberation" Borowski
Miss Helen Phipps.
Solo, OH Lord Most Holy. Franck
Miss Helen Hogeboom.
Violin obligato.
Violin solo, Air on G String .. Hubay
Miss Helen Phipps.
Accompanied, Miss AlIna Marti
The La Douzaine whist club will
Trautman, 1891 West Tenth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Henderson gave
dinner Thursday evening at their
home Toasts were given between the
courses of the meal, and covers we're
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. K. s. Barrie, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs
r. F. DeArmond. Mr.. end Mrs. r. NJ
Drake, Mr.. and MIS-. ROBERT copeland,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Buford and Mr..
and Mrs. Henderson,
s. = =
Miss Margaret Choke entertained
the n. U. NJ. s. of the high school at
q dinner party Friday night in the
Choke apartments, 211 East Seventh
street. Dinner was served at O'Clock,
and following was a musicale, the
numbers of which were: Piano solo
by Miss Marguerite Thrapp; saxo
phone solo, Miss Ferris Close; piano
solo. Miss Emma Crabb; vocal solo.
Miss Margaret Choke: reading, Miss i
Ruth Field; piano solo, Miss Mar
guerite Allen. After the musicale Mr..
Choke took the guests in line party
to the Iris, and gave the girls flow
ers. An election of officers was held
during the evening, resulting in the
choice of the following: Miss Lillian
Mosef, president; Miss Hazel Olson,
vice president; Miss Mabel Langhart,
s, cretary: Miss Matilda Wulke, treas
urer- Miss Margaret Choke, sergeant
at arms. Miss Choke has recently
moved to Topeka from Iowa, and
upon entering high school became a
m enber of the class club. The guests
to the dinner-musicale and theater
party were: Miss Clara Ekstron1,
Miss Elizabeth Hart, Miss Mabel Nc
Knight Miss Close, Miss Gail Mueller,
Miss Verna Stalker, Miss Lulu Boyer.
Miss Edith Troxell, Miss Hazel Kakyn-