The Topeka state journal., 1916-05-03

are not to be sold. They will be given
to all who will Use them while they
last. 4 silver offering will be taken
each evening and the money contrib
utcd will go toward missionary ca uses
supported by the young people of the
church.
The play is not intended to COM
pete in any way with the theater- 1t
is simply a dramattZed sermon, and
is expected to be interesting by rea-
son of its message rather than its ar
tistic value. However, the production
is expected to be attractive. too. by
reason of the work that the actors
are putting on it under the efficient
direction of Miss Margaret Lee of the
high school The members of the cast
are: Mr.. Will Guild. Miss Lena Bax-
ter Miss Wilma Perry. Miss Ruby
Scott, Ray Fuller. Mr.. James Lindsay,
Mr.. Leo Helm. Mr.. Arthur Beattie
Mr.. Harry Anderson, Miss Irene Peers
Miss Annie Mckee, Miss Nerna Wise
Miss Katherine Hand. Peggy LovewelI
Mr.. Frank Harshbarger, Miss Marian
Macarthur, Mr.. Lewis Taylor, and
members of chorus
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numb Der of women are planning to
entertain groups of their friends at the
card and sewing party to be given by
the Ceramic Art club Tuesday. MAY
9, at the Elks lodge. Many of the
Ia bleS have been reserved and people
who wish to attend can go singIy or
in parties.
Pieces of hand decorated china are
to be given as prizes, The prize China
IS on display today at the ]. K. Jones
store There will be prizes for
bridge and 500. and for the swiftest
and best needIework
ne party is given as a benefit for
the Lincoln Memorial fund. Anyone
VINO wishes to attend the party and
reserve a place at the tables can tele-
phone 1919.
MI and Mrs. Albrecht Marburg
nave received cards for a reception
20 De given by Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Marburg, at Il Mt. Vernon Place. Bal
umore, Maryland. Fricay evening,
May ., from to II O'Clock. The par
y IS TO be in honor of Lieutenant and
Mrs Theodore Marburg, Jr. Lieuten-
ant Marburg is a relative of Mr. Al
orecht Marburg, and he was married
IN england short time ago. His
pride, whom he has brought back with
MIN to America, Is a relative of Queen
Wilhelmina of Holland
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A reception will be given tonight by
Mr. and Mrs A A. Robinson and Mr..
ana Mrs Gienwood Jones at the Rob
inson home. The party is the second
OF Two recent receptions, the first hav-
ing peen held Wednesday evening of
last week The assisting people for to-
IlIsnt VIII include number of these
VINO were on last weeks list.
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Professor Mutt of the State r1nfver-
slty' who has been conducting classes
IN IN psychology, will lecture tonight at
1he @ nish school His subject will be
enid Mind in an Adult Body" The
lecture Is free to anyone who wishes
to attend, and in the light of recent
events, it is expected to be particularly
interesting.
ME- and Mrs. H. F. Perkins of 1919
buchanan street. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Vera c.off
and Mr.. Paul E Wharton of WeIIinr,
ton. Kan. Mr.. Wharton is EMPLOYED
oy the Santa Fe, with headquarters
at Wellington.
Mrs W. s. Galloway will entertain
ner card club Friday afternoon of this
Tne Nautilus club held its last meet
ing OF the season Tuesday at the home
OF MRS: z b Cowgirl of College ave
nue. me subject for the meeting
was Vacation" and Mrs. T. W. Todd
read paper on What Constructs =
Good Vacation
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The high school sub-seniors will
give Ineir annual spring reception Fri
DAY. May 19. in the high school gym
lAsluh- The receiving room will be
decorated in the class coIors: the caf-
eterla in the class coIors and the gym
nasium balcony in the senior coIors.
among those who Will stand in the
receiving line are. Lyman King. Mary
shepard. Matte Bair. Raymond Fer
suson. Water johnson. Marion Nc
Arthur, William Pitt kellogg. Lillian