The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-17

o'clock, the elementary department
| will have its closing exercises IN the
gymnasium, and saturday morning at
10 O'Clock, May so, the kindergarten
| children will give their program III
| Holmes hall.
| Sunday morning, June 1, there Will
be corporate communion in the chapei
i at 1880, and the baccalaureate sermon
| at Grace cathedral at IL o'clock MON
| day, June 2, commencement exercises
will be held in the college chapel at
10, followed by reception at ~; 90
One of the interesting affairs OF
| commencement week is the annual
May tete on the campus, T'hurs1ay,
| May 90, at $50 o'clock. The PUT &c
fairs at the school during commence
ment
The Ceramic Art club will hold It's
annual exhibit of hand painted china
the afternoon and evening of Thurs
day and Friday, next week, at the nome
| of Mrs w. H. Davis, 9O3 western ave
| nue. The club members have Deen
/ studving original designing the past
wear under the direction OF MISS hatn-
| ieen McNutt, teacher of art in the
| high school, and some of the pest
! work will be on display at the exh1Dlt.
| Toneka people should be proud of the
| Ceramic club, as some of its members
| have received favorable mentlon ny
the leading art critics or the county, ny
| All friends of the members or the
| club and any who are interested in
! china painting are cordially invited u
attend the exhibit
Mrs. Richard shakeshaft entertain IN.
cd at cards Friday evening at her
home in Mulvane street
+ j
Tho last of a series of six cantataS
will be sung Sunday afternoon at 4;5o
o'clock by Grace Cathedral cnoir, at
the vesper service. The cantata CHOSEN
for tomorrow is 'Reoekan py Joseph
RarDabv 1t has been produced IN the
East a number of times, but has never
thefore been sung in the west. The piece
is tbe story of Rebekah at the we'll,
from the Book of Genesis, and IN
terspersed with the text, which Will
he sung in recitative, are some verses
founded on the story of Isaac and
Rebekah. The cantata is an localized
form of the Scriptural account, ana
both the words and the musical set
tings are beautiful.
The soloists will be Miss Sara Kouns,
Miss Logan Mr.. Glenwood Jones, ana
Mr. Herman Springer, with a chorus OF
thirty voices. In order that the con-
gregation may follow the work closely,
the words of the cantata have peen
printed for and will be distributed at
tbe service. The numbers on the pro-
gram are as follows:
Evensong and chorus, Lo, Days
Golden Glory.
Recitative and air. bass, The Daugh-
ters of the City.
Chorus and solo, women's voices,
Who Shall Be Fleetest.
Duet bass and soprano, Give Me TO
Drink.
Doubling.
Tenor solo, The Soft Southern
Breeze.
hold My Lord.
of the Verland Lea.
Finale, Protect Them, Almighty.
The public is invited.
j. j. &
The program for the THIRTEEN annual
convention of the Kansas Equal Suf-
frape League which will be held in
Lawrence May 10 and 20, will be as fol-
lows: -,o
Monday: Informal reception 1880
o'clock p. m.
E. S. Pettijohn, NJ. D., presiding
Invocation .... Rev. o. G. Brown
Music ..The Victor Quartette
Address of Welcome ......-:..---.
. Prof. w. H. Carruth
Response . Hon. w. S. Guyer
The New Citizen-Addresse by
Gov. Geo. H. Hodges
Hon. w. Y. Morgan
Ex-Governor w. r. Stubs
Music . The Victor Quartette
Address-The Work of the Police
"e Charles NJ Sheldon. D. D.
Tuesday Morning Mrs. w. r. Stubs,
presiding.
Silent prayer.
FraternaI Greetings.
w. c. T. U.......Mrs. Lillian Mitchner
K F. w. c. ... Mrs. w. D. Atkinson
no "a
Lucy B. Johnston
Symposium-The Ballot; What Next?
Cora w. Billiard
2 Our Eleemosynary Institutions;
Prevention VS.. Cure-Genevieve H
Chalkley.
8. Promotion of Loyalty and Patriot
ism Among Our Foreign Population
-Magdalen B. Munson.
A. Law Enforcement-H. c. Wirick-
3. The Farmers Side Partner-Llzzle
w Smith.
6. Paroled Prisoners and Industrial
School Observation-Disclosures c. Babb.
7. The COLLEGE Girl and Citizenship
DIR. Corbin.
8. Minimum Wage and Maximum |
Hour Bill-Catherine A. norman.
g. State Refuge for Rescued GIFTS
Ella NJ. Evans.
TO- Our Debt to Our Neighbors-Pansy
NJ. Clark.
IL. Who Is Our Neighbor?-Ann M
Knapp.
Question Box or Discussion-Twenty
minute.
Miscellaneous business.
Noon lunch.
Tuesday afternoon: Reading of Min
utes..
Naming of Committees.
Report of legislative committee ana OF
ficers
Something Expected of the Mistress OF
the Executive Residence,
Mrs w. r. Stubbs
Vocal Music 49,. Miss Bessie Raymond