The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-23

that. Dealer can't understand it.
Never before knew married couple
who couldn't sit farther apart than
his car necessitated. Are you ready
for the question? Well, then, who is
to share that undivided front seat with
the owner?
Pasquale Tallarico, who appears at
, the Elks hall the afternoon of De-
cember 1, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Music club, has been the sue
cessful soloist with the following
orcheStras: The Philadelphia Sym
phony. Chicago Symphony, St Louis
Symphony and Los Angeles Sym
phony.
Karlton Hackett of the Chicago
Evening Post says: He has a
pianistic talent of the first rank,
firm grasp of the meaning of the
music, poetic, imaginative and with
the personal quality which is the vital
thing in art"
His program in Topeka will be as
| follows:
'''' Allegro Moderate Andante allegro
lie Coilines d'Anacapri;" La Cathe-
drale Engloutie" ...........-..D e6ussy
Noctarne sharp minor; vaise, E flat;
Prelude, flat; Fantasia, f minor
| A concert will be given Saturday
night at Lincoln Post hall under the
auspices of the women of the C. A
| R. There is no charge for admis-
| sion. The program will be as fol-
| lows.
'i0iin S Miss Elizabeth Van Ness NiASSe"e'
GontE st solo Ca I'll Wake Fi Rde6
Mrs. Clyde Corbett
! e. s. Flag Drill.
Under direction of June Chapman. accom-
] lin, Miss Helen Eeeper, cello, Miss Lii
liam Huckel. piano.
Miss Dorothy Leeper, violin: Miss Helen
| Leeper. cello; Miss Lillian Huckel, piano.
| Soprano solo, Before the Daybreak. -.
Mrs. Worswick. e''HN
Reading, His Buttons Are Marked U. S.
| Evelyue Hunt
'@-'O 'G Miss Maude Mary Kline. ''''' .
Vocal solo, Joan Arc. .:.........S.
! Miss Mary Sands.
i'e"''Hs' Miss Theima Day.
VOCAL duets (a) That We Two Are
MSSyInG Sehins
( " Mrs .3e Worswici, Mrs. Clyde Corbett.
! X
| Mrs. George A. Clark was hostess
at a small luncheon Thursday for her
guest. Mrs. David Hill of Salina, and
/ for Mrs z. \. Allen, of MGAllester,
Okla, who is visiting her sister, Mrs
! Schuyler Nichols. The guests were a
feNafriends of the visitors
| Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mr.. VIII Campbell, of Los Angeles,
Cal, has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Noble Prentis. He has returned to
| his home.
| Miss Caroline Jolly, Miss Corinne
| Richards, Miss Katherine Campbell
| and Miss Charlotte Earhardt, all of
! Of a
! MacLennan, and are attending the Y.
/ w. c. A. conference
Angelus Burch, provisional lieuten-
ant, who has entered the officers camp
at Leavenworth, is spending a few
| days in Topeka visiting his parents,
Justice and Mrs. Rousseau A. Burch.
Miss Calean Peak of Louisville, KY,
who is visiting Mrs. s. L. Courtney,
will return to her home for Thanks
giving.
Mrs E. D. Clithero. who has been
studying since June with William
/ Shakespeare in Kansas City, an
nounces that for the convenience of
some professional singers of Topeka,
she has arranged to have Mr.. Shakes
! peare come to this city Wednesdays to
teach. Anyone interested may phone
( Mrs. Clithero.-Adv.
| Mr.. Reed Houghton of Beloit. who
1 is a student in the Kansas State uni
versity. is the weekend guest of
canon u. M GelSel-
Mr. and Mrs C. G. BIakely and Mrs
Charles Blakely. Jr.. and her little son
left Thursday for Fort Sill, Okla, to
| visit Mr.. Charles Blakely, Jr., and
Mr.. Victor Blakely. They will remain
at the fort about a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Woodward
will spend Thanksgiving day in Law
! renee with Mr.. Woodward's mother
| Mrs. B. w. Woodward.
! Mrs Lucia o. Case has closed her
house at Tenth and Lincoln streets
/ and is visiting a brother in Kansas
! City. From there she will go to
! Oberlin, Kan. to visit another brother
! Mr.. OTIS Benton, and later she will
/ go to San Diego, Cal, to remain at
least a year.
! Mr.. Harold Spielman, who has been
in the service of the quartermaster's