The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-22

| the exploiting of the beauty of the
material. The simple blouse closes
| on the left side with clear crystal but
| tons. The edge being finished with
| a narrow pleating of white mousseline.
| The deep cuff of the sleeve reaches
! to within an inch or so of the elbow
where it joins the scant puff cut in
one with the bodice. The neck is fin
| and tie of the same. The skirt is laid
| IN two pleats on either side of the
front and back.
called mset,ps of tho execnt,ve
board of the Topeka Federation of
Women will be held Monday morning
at 1890 o'clock at the Y. w. C. A.
j. !. j.
A muica1 service will be given at
Grace cathedral Sunday afternoon at
4:30. The music will be of a special
character and in the main from the
works of Charles Gounod. The pro-
gram is as follows:'
Prelude, violin, organ and piano.
BY Miss GLADYS Cav, Mrs. Camp
bell and Miss Radcliffe.
Professional, Those Eternal Bow
Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis. Shipper
Choral Service Tails
Anthem, Unfold Ye Portals, . Gounod
Vesper, Hymn, God That Madest
Address. "Gounod and His Work..
Dean Kaye.
''Gallia." a cantata .Gounod
(a) Solitary Lieth the City
OBJ 'tZion's Ways Do Languish''
Co Now Behold o Lord" $500.
Soprano solos by Miss Sarah Kouns.
Anthem, Lovely Appear Gounod
Offertory, "Agnus Der ..........
Miss Logan.
Kneeling Hymn, ''Tarry With Me-
Recessional, ''The Day Is Past and
A THE morning service. ii o'clock,
an anthem by Dvorack, entitled
Blessed Jesus will be sung and Mr..
Glenwood Jones will sing Peace and
Rest" by Batten.
New York papers are warm in their
praise of Kitty Cheatham, who comes
to Topeka Tuesday, February 25, and
will entertain a large audience from
o'clock until at the Grand. The
New York Press thus describes a
Christmas matinee given by the "Chil-
drens Kitty" cit was another of
those delightful holiday matinees of
Miss Cheatham that children and their
parents look forward to, never SEEM
ing to weary of listening to the sweet
tales she is such an artist in telling
and the studies of child life she is SO
perfect in portraying.''
And the Morning Telegraph tells
how an 'fS. r. o." sign swung in the
breeze at another of Miss Cheatham's
had to occupy standing room in his
own theater yesterday afternoon, when
Miss Kitty Cheatham, unexpectedly
accompanied by Composer Humper-
dinck, sang the songs from 'HanSel
und GreteP that composed a part of
the program for her annual Christmas
matinee. But Mr.. Frohman didn't
care. He smiled benevolently at the
delightful children in the audience,
CALAMITY saluted Herr Alfred Hertz
and Miss Geraldine Farrar, who oc-
cupied a box, and applauded the star
of the afternoon wit hthe same fervor
he displays when his own box is at his
disposal"
Mrs. Robert S. Gordon gave a chill
dren's party today at her home on
jr., in honor of his birthday anniver-
sary.
The art exhibit under the auspices
will open at noon Wednesday of next
week, in the Manual Training build
ing, and will be open every afternoon
and evening for two weeks. 1t will
probably be open also during the
forenoon of some days for the benefit
of the students. The federation hopes
to have one or more lecturers to
make addresses one or two evenings
of the exhibit.
The women who will receive call
ers Wednesday afternoon and evnIng
at the exhibit are the members of
the executive board of the federation.
as follows: Mrs. H. A. Horton, preSi--
dent; Mrs. c. J. Evans, first vice
president; Miss Gertrude Barnes, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. o. L. Moore, ,
secretary; Mrs. c. S. Samson, treasur-
er; Mrs E. E. Roudebush, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. F. w. Watson,
chairman of the social department.;
Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland, chairman of
the department of civics; Mrs H o.
Garvey, chairman of the department
of education; Mrs. w. w. Kitchell, |
chairman of the department of house
hold economics; Mrs. f. E. Ames, |
chairman of the department of for
estry; Mrs E. G. Foster. chairman Of
the department of music; Mrs. Chas. |
E. Spencer. chairman of the art de- |
partment, and Mrs. Lee Monroe chair |
man of the department of justice, and |