The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-24

The program was furnished by Miss
Matilda Wulke, Miss Hazel Olson. Miss
Gertrude Burning, Miss Ruth Field
and Miss Bessie Higgins.
The First Congregational church
choir will give, u musicale Sunday
night at the church. under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Sheriff. b. Smith. Miss
Florence P. Campbell is the organist.
The program will be as follows:
Organ prelude: Adagio, from Moonlight
Processlonal LYNN ST.
Choir and Congregation,
blessed Jesus Fount of Mercy Dvorak
Solo: He Shall Feed His Flock (rhe
Miss Allison Is. Shaver. i-'''i'e'
The Marvellous work' Che Credtion)
Haydn
Solo; in verdure Clad" trhs creationD
Mrs. Helen Shaver searle. ''
We Praise Thee .Shyedof
For All the Saints &c. V: Stanford
Mrs. Arthur 5. Henderson.
Duet: Calm as the Night ... .Goetz
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Searle
Tighten Our Darkness .--Gaal
Choir and Congregation.
Hesper hymn; ---------.s-- .---'.-J- Brown
Organ postlude.
A memorial service for Mrs. Annie
Adams Baird will be held Sunday eve
ming at the First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Baird was a Topeka woman, a
state and local secretary of the Y. W.
C. A. and for twenty-five years be-
fore her death was engaged in mission
work in Korea.
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The Amaranth club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. George w.
McKowen. 1906 Van Buren, street
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One of tho men golfers out at the
Country club. they say, is such a poor
sport, that he fairly tears his hair
every time he loses a game. When
a fifteen-year- boy took some hon
ors away from him. he never so much
as congratulated the younSster, but
rushed to the Tub house in crouch
and got into his car and drove to
town pell-mell, and went not a-nigh
the golf links for two weeks.
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Mrs Frank Eddy, of Dodge City,
who is visiting Mrs. ]. L. Eddy, was
entertained at an informal party given
by Mrs Jack Bennett. The guests
were Mrs. Eddy, Mrs William Collin
son, Mrs. Kurtz Kellam, Mrs. Tod
Matthews, Mrs. Mike Trent. Mrs {"
Guild, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Charles
Guild and Miss Sue Rodgers. Mr..
Eddy will arrive Sunday to join Mrs.
Eddy, and they will go to Phoenix,
Ariz., to make their home.
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The College Alumnae club, which
held a meeting this week, is officially
dissolved, to be replaced by chapter
of the Collegiate A1umnae of America.
A unanimous vote was taken at the
meeting. and the merging of the Local
into the national association will take
pace Immediately. Mrs. NJ. o. Lock
president of the College Alumnae club
was chosen temporary chairman of the
Topeka branch of the Collegiate
Alumnae of America. A meeting will
be called soon to arrange for sending
the clubs application to headquarters
for mem bership. Lawrence has q
chapter of the association, and two
Topeka women, Mrs. w. F. Bower
and Mrs. D. E. Esterly, have been at
filiated with that branch for some
years
The kindergarten class of Grace
Cathedral Sunday school had picnic
party Friday on the Bethany college
campus. Those who attended were
the teachers. Miss Laura Bailey ano
Miss Eva Crow, and the children
John Davis, William Marshall. Helen
Albert and Arthur Wilson, Lucille De
Pass, Dorothy Smith, Lucy Gibbs
Jean Gibbs, John Felix, Florence Nc