The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15
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Lennon, of Hutchinson, and class
of boys to whom he is teaching tar
get shooting.
Mrs. Chaplin is spoken of in the ar
ticIe as the marrying matron." She
is clerk of the probate court in To-
peka, and has authority to perform
the marriage ceremony She has mar
ceremony she substitutes the word
protect" for obey"
The Monday Bridge club will meet
with Mrs. j. E. Cation. 421 Topeka
avenue, Monday afternoon
Mrs. C. F. Menninger will meet her
art class Wednesday morning. at 10
o'clock, and the program for the
meeting will consist of an illustrated
lecture on Florence.
Mrs. Menningcrs Tuesday morning.
afternoon and evening Bible classes
will have a lantern review lesson on
THE Life of Christ
Friends are welcome at any of the
sessions.
A special cantata will be sung every
Sunday afternoon at Grace Cathedral
until Easter The musicale afternoons
are drawing large audiences. and last
Sunday there was scarcely seating room
for those who came. The next cantata
will be THE Holy City" to be sung
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program will be as follows:
Introduction.
| No shadows yonder.
My soul is athirst for God.
At eventide it shall be light.
They that SOW in tears.
Eye hath not seen.
FOR thee, dear, dear country.
A new heaven and a new earth.
These are they which came out of
great tribulation.
List the cherubic most.
; Great and marvellous are Thy works.
The choir has over thirty voices.
! The soloists are: Miss nellie kouns,
soprano; Mrs. Robert Shoemaker, al
/ to: Leland McAfee, tenor; Herman
1 Springer bass and choirmaster; Mrs.
/ J. A. Campbell, organist; Miss Myrtle
( Radcliffe, pianist.
Mrs r. M Spivey will entertain her
card club Tuesday afternoon of next
/ week.
Miss Ada Walker gave a party Fri
! day night at her home in Polk street
| for the members of the senior class
( of Washburn college. About forty
guests attended.
| Word has been received from Mrs.
/ George H. Griggs, who is away on Il
world tour of about two years, that
she has arrived at Port Said, Egypt.
! Inc trip from lHQld OCCupleQ dbOul i
month and was made on the YaSa ka
/ Maru, which later was sunk. From
Port Said, Mrs Griggs took a railway
/ journey across the desert to Cairo and
/ there she met Dr.. Harvey E. Philips,
of the American mission, who accom-
panied her on g trip to see the city
and the pyramids From there she
wnet up the Nile to Luxor, where they
met Mrs. Philips. who is Mrs. Griggs
| daughter, and Henrietta Jane Philips.
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Karnak, the tombs of the Pharaohs
and during the rest of this month she
will De on a mission boat with the
Philips family and other workers, Wis
iting various towns and villages
Mr. Sanford JaNall and Mr.. Charles
Younggreen will entertain at dinner
tonight at Mr.. Jarrells home, compli-
mentary to Mr.. Norman Hackett, who
will play the leading role in Kick
I In" at the Grand theater tonight. The
guests are some of the men who met
| Mr. Hackett during his former en-
gagement at the local play house this
season.
Covers will be laid for: Mr.. Hack
EFT, Mr.. Hildebrand of the 'kick-In'
company Mr.. Joe Risteen. Mr.. ]. F,
FARRELL, Mr.. Allen McNeal, Mr.. Burns
Williams, Mr.. Darwin Bradley, Mr.
Frank Fable, Mr.. Robert Beine. Mr.
Arch farrell, Mr.. Younggreen and Mr.
Sanford farrell.
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The dancing party and reception
given Friday night by the sub-senior
class of the high school for the SEN
iors, was one of the successful student
affairs of a social nature for the sea
son. 1t was marked by a degree OF
simplicity and informality entirely
suitable to the affairs of young stu
dents The music was furnished by
the Joe Chandler orchestra. The
committee in charge or the party who
made all the arrangements had as its
members Miss Maym Parsons, chair
man, Miss Virginia Kitchell, Miss Hell
en- Hollar. Mr.. Paul Mckee, Mr. Ho-
mer Davis and Mr.. Henry Bennett.
The guests were received by the
members of the committee and some
of the teachers and officers of the
high school. Those who assisted in
receiving and chaperoned the party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Stout. Mr.
and Mrs G.. F. Williamson, Miss Mary
Harrison. Miss Stella Olcott, Miss Nora
Ames. Miss Nellie Ansel. Miss Maud