The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03

other nobby signs had been niftily
worked out by the naughty Laws.
"As Mr. Osborn drove his car off
the Hill some of the apparel not men
a kite.
Yes, the Laws must have their lit
tie joke
The Social Service club met this aft
ernoon with Mrs. William Kercher.
The new officers of the society are:
Mrs. Kercher president; Mrs. Don
Mulvane, vice president; Mrs. Lee
Redden Gordon, second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. w. A. Fitzpatrick. secre-
tary and Mrs. Glen Beaver, treasurer.
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A meeting of the Topeka Art guild
will be held Saturday night in honor
address the members. She will also
exhibit some of her recent paintings.
Mrs. Coppedge has been in Philadel-
phia, where she did a good deal of
outdoor painting this season. She
also was a member of an art club en-
gagged in the study of camoufiage, and
made some immense landscape paint
ings that are intended to be used in
war work.
On her return home. Mrs. Cop
pedge stopped in Kansas City, where
she was asked to sit on an artists
jury to select paintings for the an
nual exhibitions of the Kansas City
Fine Arts institute That exhibition
will open ThursdI ~ of this week.
Prof. W. A. Griffith and Mr.. Hecking
| of Kansas university also served on
the committee. The committee Sc
lected thirty out of the 100 paintings
submitted. Mrs. Coppedge is to- have
four pictures in the Kansas City ex-
hibition. Two of them have been ex-
hibited in the Pennsylvania Academy
of Fine Arts and one at the Phila-
delphia Art club.
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| A musicale for the benefit of the
| Red Cross will be given Sunday after
noon at the Coy theater. under the 1i-
Erection of Miss Maude Butler. who is
musical director of the theater No
| admission charge will be made for the
concert, and the public is invited. An
offering will be taken, however, and
the entire amount will be given to the
| Red Cross society. Miss Ruth Wright
manager of the theater, will give the
use of the hall; Mr.. Leslie Guild fur
nishes the piano without charge, and
! Mrs. ]. E. Lord will give the decora
tons. The musicians will render their
services without charge. The program
will be as follows:
overture Ray Hairs Orchestra. 'eiee'eu
Miss marguerite Gohike.
j Reading. within The Law
Miss Frances UlamperI of Kansas City.
| Piano. Invitation" ................. Bendel
Popular Medley Hits of the Season
Miss Maude Butler.
Harp, .F1eur de Lis .Oberthur
His Buttons Are Marked T. 500.
.....................Ca Carrie Jacobs Bond
Miss Mary Sands.
Neutrality-suspicious. and Sayings of the
Mr Tom POWELL
Vocal Song of the Sour .Devere
IF You Ever Get Lonely. Layto
Somewhere in France Is the Lily. Berlin
Miss Genevieve Schiller
Piano, Concerto ............ Schunlann
t''Rhapsodie Mignone" KoelliEg
Truman Lord
| Reading Samantha Simpkins. from
| Bingville'' Gin costumel .........
Miss Agnes Hannigan.
Vocal Roses. a Cottage and You. Harris
"A Corporal's Dittf". Militaire
Clifford Lortee.
Violin. Spanish Stanchem". ....... .Bohm
Frances Saunders.
Trio. violin. cello and piano.
T. Saunders L. A. Popenoe and Miss
Butler.
Cornet. Autumn Leaves POLKA. Rrickley
Khaki Bill Watson
| Dr. Swearingen and Guy Snyder
Piano, Song of Nations. Selected
Miss Butler
|
Speakers for the woman's division
icf the liberty loan drive have been
requested for Perry and Newman,