The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-25

Busch in Kansas City and has lately
opened a studio in Topeka, where she
teaches Monday of each week. Mis-:
Barnwell, reader, and Miss Myrtle
Radcliffe, accompanist, have both Iiv-
ed in Topeka a number of years and
are we'll known here. The program
for the entertainment will be as fol
lows:
Armourer Song (Scarlet Letter., by
De Koven, and Forest Song by Kreut-
ger, Mr.. Schroeder; violin solo, Miss
Brooks; What Sound is That (Corne-
Illus, Loves Sorrow, (Shelley, Invictus
(Huhn), Mr.. Schroeder; Old Fashion
ed Roses (Riley), Wakin' The Young
ms CROSSE. If (Kipling) Miss Barn
we'll; Ich Sab den Valid SIGH Faerben
(PresseD, Sonnenschein, Ice Grolle
NIGHT (Schumann), Mr.. Schroeder;
violin solo, Miss Brooks; To the Even
ing Star, from Tannhauser (Wagner)
Perfect Day, with violin obligato
(Bond), Mr.. Schroeder; The Fourth
Estate (Patterson) Miss Barnwell
Honor and Arms, from Samson (Han-
del), Mr.. Schroeder.
Mrs. Lee Monroe, president of the
Good Government clup, asks that all
the members of the organization at
tend the meeting tonight at the Y. w.
c. A. building, at which DR.. Roy Guild
will speak concerning the social sur
vey in Topeka.
Justice and Mrs. Henry F. Mason
entertained informally at dinner Fri
day night at their home: 1874 Wood
lawn avenue. Covers were laid for
Justice and Mrs. Silas Porter, DR.. and
Mrs. w. F. Bowen, and Justice and
Mrs. Mason.
]. Franklin Ream, professor of Bib
lical literature of Baker university
will speak on the Importance of Bible
study for the modern woman at the
Y. w. c. A. vesper service January
rs, at Ais o'clock. Professor Ream
is forciful speaker and a clear think
er. He is a graduate of the Drew
seminary and has studied in the Uni
versity of Scotland. He will be the
guest of his father, p. ]. Ream, while
he is in Topeka.
At the vesper service Sunday after
noon at 1850 o'clock at Grace Cathe-
dral, a sacred cantata, THE Daugh-
ter of Jairus," by Sir John Stainer,
will be given. All the music will be
lows:
vesper Anthem, God so Loved the
Crucifixion.
The Daughter of Jairus, sacred
cantata.
Prelude, piano and organ.
Choral Rect, I'm That Day Shall
the Lord of Hosts
Recit. Behold There Cometh Unto
Jesus" Soprano and bass solo and
chorus.
Tenor solo, MY Hope Is in the Ev-
Chorus of women, 1.-The Waiting
Chorus. I'm the Death of Man.
Recit. and chorus, But When Jesus
Had Put Them Out
Duet, soprano and tenor, Love Di-
vine! All Love Excelling."
Trio and chorus. ITO Him Who Left
His Throne on High
Offertory. so Thou Liftest Thy Di-
vine Petition Crucifixion.
Rev. H. Percy Silver will have
charge of the vesper service, and will
preach at the Sunday morning ser
vice at IL o'clock.
Dimples must now be had if one is
to be fashionable. A smile that does
fashionable smile and that lady is as
far behind the mode as she would be
in hoop skirts.
Several specialists are at work on
the faces of dimpleless society wo
men, in Paris and the big eastern cit
les, imparting fetching dimples to
faces that are too rounded. Two
styles of dimples are being ordered
and supplied, weekly dimples that
vanish at the end of seven days and
variety are the more popular as there
is no knowing how long the fashion
will last.
A musical service will be given at
the First Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. The following program will
be given by the quartette, Mrs. G. w.
Parkhurst, Mrs. ]. T. Nicholas, Mr.
Harry Pribble, Mr.. Irwin Schroeder,
Mrs. Robert d. Carver, organist, as
sisted by Miss Frances McClintock and
Miss Grace Page:
Religioso. Guilmant
and Hear Me. .Wooler
Miss Grace Page.
Solo-Oh, for a Burst of Song.
Miss Frances McCIintock
from The Elijah. ....
...... ......... Mendelssohn
With All Your Hearts. -.
Mr.. Pribble.
God of Abraham.
Mr.. Schroeder.
Thy Burden Upon
so ie Hear Ye israel .....
Mrs. Parkhurst.
Trio-Lift Thine Eyes. ...
Mrs. Parkhurst, Miss Page. Miss
McClintock
Solo-O Rest in the Lord. .....
Mrs. Nicholas.
Watching over Israel
: os'i"ue T. = =
The repose that settled over society
the last week or two will be broken
in the next few days, for the coming
week has number of events of social
interests, including the Woman's Kan
sas Day club luncheon, an entertain
ment Wednesday night for the editors
and legislators wives and the Kansas
Day club women, sorority dance
Wednesday night given by the Sigma
Debts of Washburn college, q tea to
be given Thursday afternoon by the
Topeka chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, and the
same day, an '-at home to be given by
Mrs DeWitte C. Nellis for the wives