The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-01

high school girls wanted to sew for
giving holidays. The Beta sorority
girls OF Washburn also made O0x o.
garments, and .. club Of college girls
who live at the Bishop home, 1900
Aulvane street This morning . oox
arrived from Muscotah. Kansas. sent
by Mrs. w. A. Maynard, who was as
sisted in making the clothes by q class
of girls in that town.
The Monday Tourist club had
at the home OF Mrs.. Charles D. Make
peace. The hostesses were Mrs-
Makepeace. Mrs. Linden Day. Ars. w.
d. Ross. Mrs. w. r. Martin, Mrs.
Fred Evarts and Mrs. w. H. Fernald.
The rooms were decorated with white
chrysanthemums and poinsettas-
Mrs. H. o. Carney. who was q guest
at the meeting. was asked to read
paper on Cradle Songs OF the Ma
tons" She told Of the ancient ana
universal custom of putting children
to sleep with music. and she sang
lullabies from the song literature OF
many people. present and past An
other guest Of the club, Miss Turner.
played some violin numbers. with ac-
compartment played by Mrs. p. H.
come Spring." was given by Mrs
Hughes. and Mrs. A. J. Carruth, Jr..
a member Of the. club. read q paper
on the Spanish Monarchy. 1t IL
the custom of the club to select from
the papers that have been read dur
pecia1ly interesting, to be read on
guest day.
Guests of the clyb yesterday were:
Mrs. Charles Fuller, Mrs. ]. G. ALI
son. Mrs H. G. Mclaughlin. MIS-. 8.
d. Hahn, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. J. w. F..
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Hinke1. Mrs. H. B. Wilson. Mrs. r.
L. Chamberlain, Mrs. C. E. Hulett.
Mrs. j. M. Hill. Miss Turner. and Miss
Margaret Hope of Garden City. who
is visiting Mrs. C. B. Van Horn
The active members of the club
Brookens. Mrs. A. ]. Carruth. Jr.
Mrs. L. F. Day. Mrs. Fred Evarts.
Mrs. w. HI. Fernald, Mrs. Hugh T.
Fisher. Mrs. Roy B. Guild. Mrs. I. s
Lewis. Mrs. J. C. Lindland, Mrs. s. T.
Mcclure, Mrs r. N. McIntire, Mrs.
Mrs. w. r.. Martin. Mrs. c. E. Neil.
Mrs. w. p. Snyder, Mrs. c. B. Van
Horn, Mrs. ]. p. Carnahan. and Mrs
H. H. Welty.
Honorary members are: Mrs
George H. Hodges and Miss Emma
are: Mrs. Ralph Scamell. Mrs. w. G.
Austin. Mrs. w. d. Ross. Mrs. A. A.
Sharp and Mrs. G. J. Rosen.
recital will be given tonight by
pupils Of Miss Jennie Blinn. at the
First Congregational church. at S:15
clock. Any one interested is cor
daily invited to attend. The program
for the evening will be as follows:
Adagio .............. Arthur FOote
Arranged for organ and piano
Miss Blinn, Miss Ethel Everingham.
The Gypsies Brahms
Miss Helen Shaver.
Miss Allison Shaver.
Sapphic Ode ....... ....... Brahms
The Sandman Brahms
The hills o'Skye 80: ......... Harris
Mrs. L. G. Thorpe.
Violin obligato by Miss Lovelia Hilty.
The Snow Flake -....'..... Cowen
The Asra .............. Rubinstein
Mr. c. c. sholander.
NV Desire 80. Ethelbert Nevin
Mrs. Harry Tillinghast.
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice
st. Saens
Mss Jennie Stoves.
Prelude-(for piano. ...,... Sinding
Miss Ethel Everingham
The Lark now Leaves His Wat'ry
Nest Parker
.
Love is the Wind 1890. MacDermidd
Miss Helen Shaver.
A FOOLS Soliloquy :. Campbell-Tpton
Mr.. Howard Searle.
The Little Gray-blue Dove -. Saar
The Birth of Dawn .......... Leoni
Inc CnlncS WOITdIA
Miss Iona Buchanan.
Requiem Homer
Rolling Down to Rio
Edward German
Mr.. Frank Ripley.
Cantata Sir Oluf
Harriet Mare and Cecil Hanning.
Miss Helen Shaver as Fri Kings
daughter.
Mr.. Howard searle as Sir Oluf.
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The women of the First Methodist
church are conducting a Christmas
shop, and will serve a turkey dinner
tonight and a luncheon at noon We'd
nesday. A song cycle will be given
Wednesday evening in the main au-
ditorium Of the church by the quar-
tet, whose members are Miss Sara
Kouns. soprano; Miss Elizabeth Al
derson, contralto; Mr.. Glenwood
ley. baritone. Mrs. ARA Clark will
play the accomplishments. The cycle
to be sung is "Dorothy's Wedding
Day." by H. Lane Wilson.
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Mrs. T. J. Anderson entertained the
members of the Modoc club Monday
night at her home. 215 Clay street.
at a musical evening. She was as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Ellen
Anderson. and her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Major Anderson.
At the annual meeting Of the club
the officers chosen were: Mr.. L. M.
Wood, president; Captain p. H.
Coney, honorary president: Mr.. w. e.
Bulls, vice president; Mr.. N. b.
Thompson. treasurer; Mr.. r. A. Stew
ems, secretary.
The meeting Of the Catholic wom-
ems club, which was to have been
held with Mrs. j. E. Hartley, 1875