The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-13

by Mrs Clithero last year to celebrate
the registration of one hundred pupils
Mr.. Stanley Clithero will give his pro-
gram Friday night. October 10. Miss
Florence Wolfe will play her pro-
gram the following Tuesday night.
The others will be announced from
time to time.
These programs will be kept up
without help from the teacher. Pu-
pills who play with their former degree
of excellence will receive credit for
the diamond medal for one month.
X
The management of the opera, THE
Lost Princess" gave matinee party
! this afternoon at the Grand opera
house. Their guests We're fifty of the
boys from the Boys Industrial school,
x X
DIR. and Mrs. c. B. Reed have re-
ceived a cablegram from their son.
Lieut.. Dick Reed. saying that he has
arrived safely in Paris. Word was
received from him a little more than
a week ago announcing his arrival in
Liverpool. Lieutenant Reed wrote to
his parents on shipboard, and that
letter was received some time ago be-
fore the landing.
The Protestant churches of Topeka
are planning a Martin Luther cele-
bration to be held the latter part of
this month. At a great mass meeting
to be held a the auditorium, as a part
of the four hundredth anniversary
celebration of Luther's DETECTION
! from the ancient church, a cantata
J will be given by an immense chorus.
Dean Horace Whitehouse of the school
of fine arts of Washburn college, has
been asked to have charge of the mu
sic for the occasion. He expects TO
| provide for the rendering of the can
tata, The City of Cod by Matthews.
/ Dean Whitehouse announces that he
will meet his singers Sunday after
! noon at 80 O'Clock a the First Meth
odist church to arrange the chorus.
He invites to be present the members
of the Topeka Musical Art society, and
also all other choir singers of the city
and others who would be interested in
having part in the cantata.
! X 4
! The Minerva club will meet Monday
with Mrs. George Pritchard of Allen
hurst. The assisting hostesSes will be
Mrs. George Mays and Mrs. w. F. AK
tell.
Mrs. Arthur Mills, acting president
| of the Military Sisterhood, calls a
meeting of the society for Tuesday aft
ernoon at 2:30 in the headquarters in
! the Memorial building. Every mem
Der of the society is especially urged
to be present. The meeting will be a
| farewell to Mrs Mills, who will leave
| Sill. Mrs. Mills offers to take any
messages or letters to the men at the
fort from their relatives in the Sister
hood. Also any member of the So
ciety who has an interesting letter
from any of the men at the fort is in
vited to bring such communication to
! the meeting, when it may be read
aloud to the other members.
X
The Topeka Avenue Bridge club will
be entertained Friday. October 10, by
Mrs. Oscar Bonnet
X x
A meeting of the library war coun-
Gil is called for Monday morning at
! 1920 o'clock at Memorial hall. All
presidents of women's clubs or their
representatives, members of the So
! Letting committee and the advisory
committee, are requested to be pres
ent.
I Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Spielman are
spending a short time with friends in
/ Topeka, and will leave Sunday morn
ing in their car for a trip to Califor-
mia.
Mrs. Charles Brown of Mohawk, n
Y. will leave Sunday for her home,
after visit of nearly a year to her
sister, Mrs. A. w. Bronson.
Miss Isabel Pomeroy of Holton has
returned home after a short visit to
the J. F. farrell family.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Carver OF
Lawrence are visiting Mr. Garver's pa
rents, Judge and Mrs. T. F. Carver
They came to Topeka to attend the
performance of the opera, THE Lost
Princess"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. FARRELL and their
family will move in a few days from
their home in Fillmore street. and
will occupy a suite of rooms at 111e
Harrison street. Mr.. Archibald Jar
rell and Mr.. Sanford FARRELL are in
camp at Fort Doniphan.
Miss Mary Samson, who is a stu
dent in the Kansas university, il
spending the weekend with her moth.
er. Mrs. George Pritchard, at heI
country place, AlIenhurst
Mr.. and Mrs. William E Bunsor
/, of Kansas City have arrived to make
tn cir home in Topeka, and to begir
, their work as teachers of voice and
, violin in the Daniel Muller School o.
Music.
Mrs. David earle and her son. Ju
nior, will leave Sunday to Join Mr.
t Carrie in permanent residence IL
l Arkansas City.
l Miss Margaret Glover of Topeka
avenue, who has been i'll with typhoif
fever for the past few weeks, is con
l valescing.
Mrs. Frederick Morrison Mosel,
and her two sons of Port Antonio
t Jamaica, have arrived in Topeka I,
s spend the winter with her parents