The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-05

auditorium for the '.Slessiah" Oratorio.
will be the Holy Communion. AS an
Offertory the choir will sing a rather
remarkable chorus. Blessed Jesus" by
Dvorak.
At the evening service, at 1880 Dean
Kaye will show some of the most beau
tiful lantern slides of his collection.
The music at the evening service will
nificat and Nunc Dimitis, Shipper;
Chorus, Hottest Breath Blessing,
Martin; Duet, Whispering Hope, Haw-
thorne, sung by Miss Nellie kouns and
Mrs. Robert Shoemaker; Recessional
The Day is Over.
Mrs. ]. E. Thomas will entertain the
women of the Mizpah class of the First
Presbyterian church Monday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Richard Thomas and Mrs. F. A.
Rooster
Mrs. George o. Boone viii give ser
les of studio teas beginning Tuesday af
ternoon ct ner home, 1912 Clay street.
She will receive Tuesday, afternoon and
evening, and Wednesday, afternoon and
evening. She is not issuing invitations,
but all who wish to do SO are asked to
call. She has asked the assistance of
Mrs. E. ]. Early, Mrs. B. F. Shumate,
Mrs. E. E. Hawk. Mrs. T. H. Bridges,
Mrs. c. F. Rice, Mrs. r. v. Lesson,
Mrs. c. B. Burge. Mrs. r. K. Hinkson,
Mrs. H. N. Harris, Mrs. E. Gregg. Miss
Mary Hohenbaum. Miss leila Spears
and Miss Eva Spears
food, candy and fancy work sale
Will he hold nj FirSf hvfo in
church at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoOn followed by a % cent supper
at six o'clock Special attractions are
arranged for children, including a fish
ing pond and also a doll show open
to all for five cent admission. Mrs.
Frank PARIS mince meat and cakes
will be sold.-Adv.
Mr.. Arthur Soderstrom will present
his pupil, Miss Mamie Wilkinson, in
piano recital Wednesday evening at the
Y. w. c. A. Miss Wilkinson, who is
only twelve years old, has reached an
! unusual stage of proficiency, and her
program will include some difficult
| numbers. Miss Vera Lowe, reader, will
assist. and the program will be as
| follows:
Sonata, OD q No. 2, Moonlight. 800.
| ...-..-. Beethoven
A-Nocturne. OPP 81 No 2 Chopin
! u dllZ, Wy 81 NO. .CnOD10
Reading@Traver's First Hunt.
| Miss Vera Lowe.
! A-Song to the Evening Star
Wagner-LisZt
/ B-Soirees de Vienne No g.. List
A-The Last HOpe.....: Gottschal TX
B-Andante Finale-Sextette from Luz
] CID LeSchetlZky
ARRANGED for left hand alone.)
POlonaise a Maj or - Chopin
=
! Notes and Personal Mention.
Judge and Mrs. Silas Porter will re-
turn Monday from a trip to Great Bend,
Miss Clemma BOllard, Tho is studying
IN the University of Illinois, will spend
| the Christmas holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bollard.
Adv. -'7
Mrs. A. NJ. Fuller has returned from
! indianapolis. Indiana. where she visited
ner daughter. Miss Bernice Fuller, who
Is Y. w. c. A. secretary in that cfty.
Miss Fuller will come to Topeka Decem-
Der Is and remain with her people un-
! til after the holidays.
Mrs. Fred Green, of Seattle. Wash,
VIII arrive next week to visit Mrs. Ed
win Campbell. Mrs. Green, before her
marriage, was Miss Ava Hardcastle,
Of Emporia
Mrs. Monte Kistler and her daughter,
Doris, returned today from Kansas
CITY, where they visited Mrs. Kistler's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grimes.
Mrs Charles Barnes and Mrs. Clyde
Miller are spending today in Kansas
City.
Miss Dorothy Humphrey of Lowell
Mass. is visiting Miss Helen Louise
Crosby.
Mrs. Clay McKibbon of Dodge City is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
Frizell-
Mr.. w. w. Strickland will leave the
nrst OF the week for a trip to Pittsburg
The Rev. Mr.. James Flowers is very
III at his home, and is not expected tc
live through the night
Miss Mary Close of Kansas City. who
has many friends in Topeka. is a guest
| at the Frank Cope home.
DR.. Lillian Malone. Osteopathy. 71a
| Mills buflding.-Adv
w. A. McCarter, D. d. S. ORTHODOX
fist. 100 Mills bldg. prevention and cor
| rectfon OF irregular teeth only.-Adv
Mrs. H. E. Keller has returned to
Chicago, after visit to her daughter
! Mrs. Harry B. Clark. Mrs. Clark will
go to spend the Christmas holidays with
her relatives.
Miss Olive Larrick, of Lenora, who is
in Kansas City. will spend the weekend
with the girls of the Beta sorority.
CLUB NOTES.
Mrs. E H. Ebey, Mrs. w. A. Ander-
son and Mrs. F. L. Baker will entertain
the Day Nursery club at a guest day