The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-05

J. A. Howes, Mrs. T. E. Sheard. Miss
Annis White, Miss Isabel Dschuden,
Miss Florence Dschuden. Miss Emma
Ripple, Miss Mildred Hazelrigg, Miss
Agnes Ray. Miss Elma Beal, Miss
verna Phinney. Miss Blanche Dodge,
d T. T.
The vesper services at Grace cathe-
dral for the next six or seven weeks
will be of special interest to all music
lovers. AT each Sunday service the
music of some one composer will be
emphasized. The list of composers
will include Stainer, Barnby, Haydn,
Handel, Palestrina, Mendelssohn,
Gounod and Myles Foster. The com
poser selected for next Sunday after
noon at 4:30 is Sir John Stainer. The
soloists will be Miss Sarah Kouns, Miss
Eleanor Logan, Miss Marguerite
Gohlke, Mr.. Herman Springer and Mr.
Glenwood Jones. There will be a full
chorus of about thirty voices. Stainer's
cantata, 1.-The Daughter of Jarius,"
will be rendered in full. The follow
ing is the program:
Professional, ST Could Not Do With
out Thee" ....... Stainer
Choral Service ..........-.T Tails
Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis. -.
80. ........ Stainer
Soprano solo by Miss Gohlke.
Kneeling. hymn, Holy Father Cheer
Reeessiona 1 Gracious Spirit, Holy
Program of Daughter of Jarius:"
Organ prelude.
Choral recit, I'm That Day Shall the
Lord of Hosts"
soprano recit: Behold There Com
Tenor solo, my Hope Is in the
Everlasting"
Chorus of women, 1.-THE wailing."
Chorus, I'm the Death of a Man"
Recit and chorus, ''But When Jesus
Had Put Them All Out
Soprano and tenor duet, Love Di-
vine.'
Trio and chorus, ITO Him Who Left
His Throne"
Members of a box party at the NATL
nee to see Maude Adams Friday, were:
Miss Meta Robinson and her guests,
Mrs. D. w. Mulvane, Mrs. Harrison
Morgan, Mrs. George Fleishman, Miss
Bess Campbell and Miss Irene Horner.
Mrs. Harry Pierce, of Junction City
and Mrs. Fred Hemingway. of juno
ton City. also had matinee box par
ties.
Mrs. E. s. Marshall recently received
a letter from Mrs Anna L. Diggs, for
in New York a number of years, but
has now gone to Detroit, Mich, to
make her home. She has been critical
ly i'll, but she writes that her health
is greatly improved and that she is
now able resume her work In the
public welfare movement: She is chair
man of the educational bureau of the
Social Center Association Of America
Her friends in Topeka will be inter-
ested to know of her change of resi-
dence and the improved condition OF
her health.
The Calidorean club will meet Mon
day, April Z, at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs.
c. W. Merriam, 901 Buchanan street.
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Professor D. H. Seymour, organist of
the First Baptist church, has arranged
the following program to be given at
the Auditorium Sunday night at 1880
, clock:
Organ, Dialogue, from the First
Sonata Becker |
Duet, Ava Maria. ..Bach-Gounod |
Miss Sara Kouns and Miss Nell Kouns. |
Organ, Pilgrims Song of Hope. .Batiste
Awake Thou That Sleepest
Stalner
Baptist Church Chorus.
Organ, Tocatta ...-.... Boellmann
The following program was given at
he meeting of the Music Study club
Thursday afternoon:
Eighth Symphony (4-hands)
Mrs. Morton Albaugh.
Miss Ethel Grant.
pielter
The many fires have smouldered"
,pieIter .......... Uber Telsen und Field
Miss Eleanor Bartel.
Brahms Sonata In q
Miss Vivian Rush.
1ehmann .........."If I only Knew"
.ehmann. Were a Wave of the Sea"
Mrs. ]. P. Wahle.
taff .................-.'. .H1ganoon
saff Observation-Disclosures. La Tileuse
Mrs. Harry Tasker.
analysis by Miss Elsie Chapman)
Iaile les list elm dunkles Auge"
Miss Eleanor Bartel.
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Here are the latest colors which will
ppear on fashionable women of this
ummer:
Fig leaf green.
Sands of the desert red.
Dirt brown.
Peacock blue.
And any other color that mother
ature can furnish.
Insurgency against conventional coll
r dictations Of the passing period has
risen, and the great changes outlined
l the color announcements of Jacques
Worth of Paris, have appeared
l this country.
We are daring to use colors as they :
ppear in nature, the colors of the
the birds and the flowers
re being used boldly.
Skirts are to be tight and slit up to !
ne ankle. The waist line is high and
ne sleeves are not to be made of lace
r transparent material. The Bull
arian blouse will be another innova- !
on.