The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-16


Mrs. Burse. of Abilene is the guest of
Mrs. A. Zahner, in Potwin.
secretary, to the members urge all
m EN- berS to bring their wives or
daughters, but these same instructions
say that the reservations for places
must be in by Monday noon. other
wise the dilatory member is very
likely to find himself on the same
plane as the non-member.
The Harry Lauder luncheon will
be held at the Chamber of Commerce
Tuesday noon at 1915 o'clock.
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The musical program for Sunday at
Grace cathedral will be:
Organ Prelude, two.part song. .Calkfns
Mrs. J. A. Campbell.
Mr.. Glenwood Jones.
At the Vesper services at o'clock
in the afternoon the following pro-
gram will be given:
Organ Prelude ...................L eMaigre
Mrs. j. a. Campbell.
MM aggn nSmitt;s s siimper
Cantata. "Penitence, Pardon and Peace
PART I.PENITEScE. -"A '"'ei
Chorus-~How Long Wilt Thou Forget
SOPRANO m so dS That I Knew Where 1
Night Find Him Mrs, Albert T. Reid.
Hymn-'I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say"
Choir and congregation.
PART I-PARDON.
Baritone so1o-"Oh, Cast Thy Burden Upon
the Lord Mr.. Hugh Dickerson.
| Chorus-."Look Unto Him and Be Ye
Saved" Choir.
Tenor soloE"Fearful and Trembling Are
Baritone g solo sole and ehorusa"xs One Whom
His Mother Comforteth": Behold Now
| Is the Accepted Mr.. Dickerson and
Hymn."Lord in This Thy Mercy's Day"
Choir and e92nI,gregadon;
Chorusa"When the Son of Man Shall
Bessed o s2G Ny af Father Mr.
AllsIsln@ ON MRS ss
HymnE"How Bright These Glorious
eoR uartst: np Mrs Albert o r. Kefd. MIS-
Hugh Dickerson, Mr.. G1enwood Jones and
organist: Mrs: ]. 4. Campbell.
At the vesper services tomorrow
afternoon at AIS o'clock at the Y. w
C. A.. Miss Anne B. Sweet will talk
gram Of the Y. W. C. A. Fits the Day
Need
The Military Sisterhood will usher
tomorrow afternoon at the band con-
Lcert which Doctor Morrisons band
Will give aI the
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Mrs. L. d. Hazen entertained in
formally at cards Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. Festus Foster, who is here
from Jennings. Okla, visiting friends,
has retained her membership in the
Woman's club. Mrs. Foster has add
ed three stars to the club service flag
for her three sons who are in the
service. Lieut. Paul L. Foster is in
the navy, Sergt. Ralph c. Foster is
with the expeditionary force in
| France and Festus F. Foster will
graduate in June from Annapolis.
Mrs. Foster will leave tomorrow for
her home in Jennings.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who a few days ago received a
letter from a former sweetheart who,
now widower, wished to know if
| the woman was still a widow. 1t
happened like this: The young man
was going with the girl all the time
and was taking things for granted,
as people sometimes will, you know,
when suddenly and without notice
the young lady married someone
woman was a widow and the man on
passing thru Topeka accidentally met
her at the home of friends Of
course in the meantime he had mar
RED He went back home and the
young widow again married. A few
days ago she received a letter in
curing If she were still a widow. The
mans wife had died and he had sent
a special delivery letter to the name
of the woman when he had last seen
her, in care of some people whom
ne knew here. but evidently these
two were not intended for each other.
Friend husband takes it as quite a
compliment that his wife is so much
in demand homemaker and
wants her to answer the letter and
send picture of their 1s-months-old
son.
Little Herbie Hoover's Come to our house
to stay,
To make us scrape the dishes clean. an
keep the crumbs away.
| An learn US 10 make war bread an save
up all the grease,
For the less we eat of butter, the sooner
we'll have peace.
An all US other children when our scanty
meal is done.
We gather up around the fire an has the
mostest fun
A-hstenin' to the proteins that Herbie tells
| about
A the calories that'.l git you
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