The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-18

= dinner party Friday night at their
home in Potwin Place, in compliment
n TO Mr. Charles Wood of Delavan, Ill.
who has been their guest few days.
Covers were laid for Mr.. Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Green. Miss Julia
LariIncr. Miss Elsie Jones. Miss Mar
ian Thompson, Miss Marjorie Whit
ney. Miss Madeline Whitney, Mr. VIII
Flowers Mr.. Robert Austin, Mr.. Err
nest Jones. Mr.. Glenn Pratt and Mr..
and Mrs. Slaughter
The guests were served by three
little girls. sara Hazel Slaughter.
Frances Dolan and Lucille Smith
The iunior class of the high school
gave a Christmas party Friday night
in the gymnasium. The room was
decorated in the school colors, black
and gold The guests We're: Mr. j.
f. Allison. Mrs. H. II. Bair, Miss Grace
Gilmore. Miss Merle Fowler, Miss
Louise Macarthur. Miss Marie Gibbons.
Miss Helen Hollar. Miss Verna Wise,
Miss Irene Anderson, Miss Alice Klce'
Miss Matte Bair, Miss Sicily Allison
Miss Marian Macarthur. Miss Lillian
Gleissner, Miss Esther Grandon, Miss
Anna Neil. Mr.. Walter Johnson, Mr.
Robert Horsfield. Mr.. Harry Bennett,
Mr.. Robert Trump. Mr.. Walter Hol-
conbe Mr. Wallard Bracy, Mr.. Allan
Nicely. Mr.. Gerald Keesee. Mr.. Harold
aTcKibbon, Mr.. Ewing Fergus, Mr.. Ell
son Shoup and Mr.. Laurin Magill.
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A twilight musicale will be given
sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
the First Baptist church. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
''Hozannah"- DUBOIS
chorus, brightest and Best" 80;
Carol. I'VE Three Kings of orient
Are
chorus. Nativity. .Haesche
Solo, Virgins Lullaby Dudley Buck
Miss Elizabeth Anderson
Carol silent Night. Holy Night
Solo, Birthday of a King" ---..-
Mr.. Harold Rankin
Chorus. And There Were Shep-
oteersIorv .Cbristmas PastoraIe"
from 1.-The Messiah"
'-HaIlelujah Chorus. 49,. Beethoven
The members of the choir who will |
give the musicale are: Sopranos, Mrs. |
w e. Bulls. Mrs. C. B. Crosby, Mrs |
Janette Price and Miss Margaret
Schultz; altos, Mrs. Harry Pribble, |
Mrs. Burton Pugh, Mrs. Guy Well |
man and Miss Lulu Jordan; tenors, |
Mar. Bernard McNown. Mr. Waldo |
Haywood. Mr.. W. E. Bulls and Mr.. !
Ross Tracy; basses, DIR. J. c. Cook. |
Mr.. A J. Clark, Mr.. Harold Rankin
and sir. Howard Appleton. The or
ganist is Mrs. ARA Clark. and the |
soloists Miss Elizabeth Anderson and |
Mr.. Rankin.
Mr. William w. Brunswick, Ameri-
can vice consul at Limoges, France, !
who has been in Topeka the last few
days as the guest of Carlton Wood.
left today for Emporia. Mr.. Wood |
and Mr.. Brunswick were together in
Berlin, while the former was studying
the violin.
Mr. Daniel Muller will give a stu
dent recital tonight in his studio. The
program will be as follows:
Dance of the Demons -. Edv. Hoist
Mr.. French and Miss Payne.
Murmuring Zephyrs. Jensen (Nieman) |
Miss Rice.
Preludes. op %, Nos. IS and 20.
Miss Petro $500 CHOPIN
In the Woodland Mills. F. Lift
Miss McCandless and Miss Payne.
Fly Away Waltz .......Ro Root
Miss Henderson.
Prelude in c Sharp Minor ..
..-...--.. s. Rachmaninoff
Mr. Clark.
Gypsy Dance Helm Rich. Lichner
Miss Rotenberry.
(Pupil of Miss Payne.)
Miss Payne.
Miss Rice and Miss Payne eS''sS
En- PassInt Nevin
Miss Davis.
Etude .......Op. IS, No. IL, Chopin
Miss Myers.
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The departments of Civics and JUS
tice of the Topeka Federation of
Women will have a meeting Tuesday
of next week. Tho regular meeting
day is Thursday, but the change in
time is made on account of the near
ness of that date to Christmas.
The program fer the meeting also is
changed. The subject for discussion
will be Know Your City from the
Standpoint of Social Service" The
leaders will be Mrs. H. B. Wilson,
Mrs v. F Robey, Mrs. Festus Foster,
DIR. Elvenora Ernest and Mrs. Charles
Brooks Thomas. They will speak on
Public Health Nursing the EN- ;
ployment Question Social Service
ana Charity Investigation
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Miss Marguerite Koontz gave
Christmas dancing party Friday aft
ernoon at Kellam hall for some of
the boys and girls of her dancing
classes. The hall was decorated with
Christmas green's and a Christmas
tree. In the favor dance the favors ]
were bouquets. Miss Koontz was !