The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-09


Frank Lagerstrom, Mrs. Hoiyoke, Mrs.
James Ramsey, Miss Ella ramsey, MT.
Charles Lagerstrom, Mr.. Guild.
Mrs A T. Lucas Mrs w. T. Brown,
Mrs Henry McAfee, Mrs. H T. Hank
la, Miss Gertrude Barnes, Miss Ger
trude Boughten and Miss Mamie
Schenck
The music for the afternoon will be
in charge of Mrs. Morton Albaugh,
and papers will be read as follows:
why Are the D. A. R. S" Mrs. A. H
Horton; THE D. A. r. Insignia" Mrs.
H. L. Nelson; What Are Our Daugh-
tiers to Kansas Mrs NJ NJ Miller;
rs Our Chapter Worth While Miss
Anna Speck.
Mrs. Theodore Saxon, chairman of
the quilt committee, would like to
have all of the members bring their
blocks to the meeting.
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The Music Study club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w ]. V. Deacon, 1854 Polk street.
The program follows:
King Christian Suite ........... .Sibelius
| Menuetto
Musette
Lied Won der Kreuzspinne
Miss Chapman and Mrs. Tasker.
Mrs c. Il. Bair.
| The Song Now Stilled. Sibelius
| Sonata, 3rd movement ............ Sibelius
Mrs. Harry Tasker.
Carolyn Loveweii. '''O~'-0-
War Song of Tyrtaeus. ....... Sibelius
Mrs. Tasker.
But But Ny Bird is Long in Homing- -Sibelius
The First Kiss ..................Si belius
Miss Ethel coover
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The program for the Belgian relief
concert at the Auditorium Saturday
night contains some popular and some
rather pretentiouS numbers which in
dictate the ability of Mrs. Ina Few
Longfellow and Mr.. Joe T. Marshall
| to give a song recital that will be
worthy, not only from a philanthropic
but a musical standpoint, of the pat
Tonage of the people of Topeka.
Mrs Longfellow and Mr.. Marshall
have been heard in many of the
large cities and the press notices they
received were flattering. In addition
to the musical numbers he will give,
Mr.. Marshall will tell of what he saw
in France and Belgium. He is an eX-
cellent speaker and he is so intensely
interested in the relief of the hungry
children of Belgium that he talks in
a most entertaining and convincing
way of the needs for sending help 10
, Belgium.
The program of the concert for the
relief of Belgian children, at the Audi
| torium tomorrow night, will be:
! Mrs. Ina Few Longfellow. Soprano
Joe L. Marshall. ... Baritone
| 70 be announced. ........... Pianist
Miss Pearl Emley- :AccOmpanist
Piano Solo .....To be announced
OnahS0n MRS Fog nna Few Ionefellow. AeauA
(a) The Sweetest Flower. .....-... .Batten
w ri''A 'H'S N'' Rabindranath Tagore
W - Joe + Marshall.
My Little Ch1ld,
Duet-Passage Birds Farewell. ;Hildaeh
Mrs. Longfellow and Mr.. Marshall.
| Talk-Persona1 Glimpses of the War and
| Relief Work in France and Belgium.
Mr.. Marshall.
Observation-Disclosures.
The Good Government club held its
annual meeting, with election of Of
ficers, Thursday afternoon. The for
mer officers were reelected, with the
exception of the secretary, who was
obliged to withdraw on account OF
personal duties In place of Mrs. H.
was chosen secretary. The other Of
ficers (re-elected) are: Mrs. F. P.
Lindsay, president; Mrs P. ]. eleven
ger, first vice president; Mrs. R L..
Norman E. Keller, treasurer; Mrs.
i Emma Sells Marshall. auditor; Mrs.
W. E. Collins, corresponding secre-
tary Mrs. Lee Monroe is president
emeritus.
Mr.. F. Newland, commissioner, was
asked to address the meeting on the
subject of cheap electricity. He spoke
of the hope the city may have of pro-
ducing cheaper electricity for house
hold use.
Mrs Lee Monroe spoke for the sub
ject Echoes from the Legislature,
her speech being resume of the
clubs efforts for the passage of laws
they We're favoring, during the session
of the legislature, just closing.
Music for the afternoon was fur
! nished by Miss Lulu McCabe, soprano
and by Mrs. B. C. VOORHEES, of St
Voorhees, is in Topeka to visit her
mother, Mrs. Emma Sells Marshall.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Warren. NJ. Crosby and hei
two sons have returned from Cali
fornia, where they spent the winter
Mrs Crosbyss mother, Mrs. Mayo, will
remain in California some time longer
Mrs. w. Y, Morgan and her daugh-
home in Hutchipson. They have beer
5 in Topeka most of the time since the
beginning of the legislative session
r and the family occupied a house fol
the winter in Topeka avenue.
$ Mr.. Don Mulvane has returned
i from a business trip to the western
r part of the state
t DR.. S. S. Estey will go to indie
: pendence Tuesday to assist at the ded.
ication services of a newly constructed
t Presbyterian church in that town.
: Mrs Claude Hoover of Cleveland
/ Ohio, has arrived to visit her sister
!, Mrs. S. S. Estey-
Miss Eva Smith, who is visiting il
: Texas. is now in Ell Paso. She has
| been the guest of Lieut. and Mrs