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

: entltle0 An Evening w TN
v Maunder." The following is the pro-
y gram:
Lord
Solo and trio. THE Promise"
, Hymn for choir and congregation.
I'VE Plough the Fields
SOLO and duet, The Fulfillment"
Offertory, Let All the People
Praise Thee choir and congregation.
| At the morning service at IL o'clock
there will be sung:
Anthem, Lord of Our Life" (Field).
baritone and soprano solos and
chorus.
Mixed quartet. sweet the Moments"
(Dressler).
| Word has been received in Topeka
of the engagement of Miss Pauline
Jungberg and Mr.. Roy Barrie, both of
place Wednesday of next week. The
wedding is of interest to Topeka peo
| pie who knew Mr.. Barrie during his
residence in this city He was con-
nected with the government weather
! bureau for three years, and about
three years ago he was transferred to
| the government service in Helena. He
| is now freight auditor for the Great
Northern railroad in Great Falls.
Mont, where he and his bride will
make their home. Miss Jungberg is
the daughter of Mr.. Charles Jungberg,
state forester of Montana
A flower garden in Topeka that
| comes early and stays late" is the
one at the deanery on West Eighth
| avenue. The tulip beds have been in
| blossom for about two weeks, and a
rotation of flowers keeps the garden
a charming spot of color and frag-
rance from early spring to late au-
tumn. Those who would enjoy going
through the garden are invited to do
so. Dean Kaye is one of the most sue
cessful dilettante gardeners in To-
who has exerted a more beneficial in
fluence toward the identifying of the
city than he.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Helen Scott of
Hutchinson and Mr.. Walter Stahl of
Lyons, Kan, which was sOlemnized at
the brides home last week. Both of
the young people were students at
Washburn college, and Mr.. Stahl is
graduate of the Washburn law school
and a member of the Kappa Sigma
fraternity. He is now county attorney
for Rice county, and he and his bride
will live in Lyons :.
The program for the concert to be
given May 6, at the Grand theater, by
Reinald Werrenrath, baritone, is as
follows:
Some Rival Has Stolen My True
Love Away. Ira ditional Surrey Air
Sweet Nymph, Come to Thy Lover
. Thomas Morley-1593
Little Mary Cassidy 80.
The Lark in the Clear Air Old Irish |
AAvenging and Bright s.;:,+
O wuest' Ich doch den Veg
zurueck Brahms
Lauf der Welt -...-'.-.-..- e. Greg
Five Ojibway Indian Melodies.
49,. Arranged by Arthur Whiting |
Carousai '...-.'
I Outn' s song.
In the Forest.
Waubunosa's Longing.
War Song.
To You, Dear Heart. F. Morris Glass |
Witch Woman Deems Taylor |
Unfearing .......B Bruno HUM |
open My Window to the stars -.
49, 1900. 5. L1ddle
The Ringers j: : Hermann Lohr
The second of series of three pupils
recitals will be given Tuesday eve
ming, April %, by Miss Jennie Blinn.
Tuesday evenings recital will be given
in Unity church, and the program will
bass, assisted by Miss Beatrice Burge,l
contralto. - |
o Isis and Osiris (from the Magic
r. FIueeo 80 3D. 1o.;,;. = Mozart
Hear Me Ye Winds and Waves (Aria
from Scipio). ....
Handel
Mr.. Ripley.
IN BOAT Greg
Sapphic Ode ............ Brahms
Allah .......... Chadwick
Maiden and Butterfly ..... Chadwick
Spring Serenade Holmes
Miss Burge.
Phosphorescence Loewe
The Trout Schubert
The Wanderer Schubert
Mr.. Ripley.
Lllacs -.--..-..---.- Cadman
The City of sleep-words by Kip
Miss Burge. fei ii''''F''
Two Roses .....-..... Gilberte
I Will Give You the Keys of Heav-
en- ..........O Old English
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
......-.....-.- Old English
Requiem-Words by Robert Louis
Stevenson ........... Homer
Mr.. Ripley.
A Cavalier Song-Marching Along I
Words by Robert Browning 49,.
Mr.. Bernerd McNown. Mr.. Theodore /
Post, Mr.. Howard Searle, Mr.. Frank
Ripley.
The girls of the Kappa Kappa Chi {
sorority gave a tea Friday afternoon
at the home of their patroneSS Mrs
F. K. Sanders. The rooms were deco
'ated with roses. spring flowers and
-ruit blossoms. The pouring was done +
~ Miss Bess Emery and Miss Louise '
small. The men, as well as the women
friends of the hOsteSses, were invited.
The guests were received by: Mrs. {
Sanders, Mrs. d. L. McEachron, Miss '
Rebecca Stanley, Miss Mary Helen
Shirer, Miss Lucille Chandler, Miss
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