The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-26


falling from beneath the latter. The
skirt has a drapery of chiffon over
the plain silk. The colors of this
gown were navy blue for chiffon and
silk and green :. for ! the p 3.
The members of the Child Study
club will have lawn party Monday
night at the home of Mrs. T. P. Moore
in Elmhurst. The refreshments will
be served from booths in the yard, and
there will be a flower hunt and for
tune telling. The affair of Monday
night is the clubs annual party.
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The First Presbyterian church will
have a special musical program Sun
day evening. The cantata given Good
Friday will be repeated by request. 1t
is called 1.-The Man of Nazareth was
written by Rodgers, and consists of the
following parts:
1. The Last Supper.
>. The Garden.
3. The Judgment Hall.
4. Choral.
3. Viva Crucis
6. Calvary.
Z. The Mockers.
8. Stabat Mater Dolorosa.
9. The Agony.
10. The Earthquake.
II. Choral
The thirtieth convention of the
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
will be held in Lawrence May 10 and
20. The following invitations are as
sued by the officers, Mrs. w. A. john
ston. Mrs. w. R. Stubs, Mrs. Cora
Wellhouse Billiard, Miss Helen Each
er. Mrs Ella NJ. Evans Mrs. J. w.
Thurston and Mrs. William Allen
White:
We hereby send out across this great
state, east and west, north and south,
a call to you. the men and women who
a Kansas O.
public, to meet with us in convention.
This is the first convention since the
women of Kansas were granted politi-
cal liberty. Our hearts are beating
high with victory, and no Suffrag ist
can remain unmoved by the tide of en-
thuSiasm which will fill this triumph
ant convention. 1t will be a jubilee,
and a compensation for the hard, dull
work of the campaign year. Come and
rejoice with us over the great victory,
and listening to your fellow workers
get inspiration to carry on this strug
gle until every state is free. Come
and help us solve the problems con- !
fronting this convention-interestin |
problems coincident with |
the change in the political status of
women.
The program which is being arrang- |
ed will be exceedingly interesting and |
helpful. One unique feature is that |
the first evenings program will be I'M |
der the auspices of the Mems League. |
Some of the most prominent men of |
the state will address the convention.
Plans have been made to provide |
for all delegates who
will accept the hospitality of lodging
and breakfast. Mrs. Mary G.. Griffin !
645 Connecticut street, Lawrence, is
chairman of hospitality and will make
for you in homes,
boarding houses or hotels as you pre-
fer. Write to her soon. Lawrence in
ViteS Won to come
The w. T. X. club will meet Tues
day with Mrs. r. c. Caldwell, 1926
Western avenue.
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The Elwell club will have bridge
dinner next Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Dean, in
Western avenue. The husbands of the
will be guests.
vesper service at Y w. c. A Sunday
afternoon at AIS. will be in charge of
listing student secretaries. Miss
Grace Nash, travelling student secre-
AIRY for west central field, Miss Lily
Iaas of the Kansas State Agricultural
.ollege aid Miss Maude Corbett of the
College of Emporia, will be the speak
re-. Mrs Norman Atkinson will sing
wo solos. A special invitation is ex-
ended to all of those interested in
tudent work
The Waconda cluD Oh the L W. u
will have a social meeting tonight at
he association building. Friends of
he members, both men and women,
re invited The following program will
'e given: II
Song by the club composed by Miss
agnes Dodge
Reading, "A Night of Troubles'-Missl
lester Scrille- j.
Piano solo-Miss Ethel Everingham
Reading, Rose to a higher Life
iiss Charlotte Nash.
SoIo-Miss Lillian Stone.
Reading-Miss Katherine Albaugh. {
piano solo-Miss Elsie Hinchrnan-
Vocal solo-Miss Mildred Newell
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DR.. and Mrs E S. Pettyjohn enter 6
aimed the national trustees and Off 7
o.. of the knights and Ladies of Sc