The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-23
BIG BAND SUNDAY
Funston Musical ThrillerS at
the Auditorium.
Dinner and Reception for Them
Just Before Concert.
The Program.

1ne Program
The program for the afternoon is:
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Overture. Morning. Noon and Night lin
saxophone quartet. selected
sehrepter, Smith, Bryant, olson
Duet, Celebrated Serenade". .......
Smith and 3chrepter.
Bass solo, The Basso's Pride.
II. +. Cruise.
Atlantis (The Lost Continen) Suite in 4
(a) Nocturne and morning-Hymn of
Praise
(b) A Court Function
(c) Love Thee. (The Prince and Anna.)
I'D The Destruction of Atlantis.
March. The Jack of Diamonds.
(Respectfuily dedicated to to G. Capt. john
..,,, Diamond. of the S41 field .artillery)
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Vocal numbers thruout the program by
Charles l.. Adams.
Tomoi row is Sammy day in Topeka!
And you can contribute your time
to make them happy.
The famous 341st Field Artillery
band from Camp Funston will give a
free concert at the auditorium begin
ming at o'clock Sunday afternoon
under the auspices of the music de-
partment of the Womans club. The
weather man promises an ideal day
and the big hall should be packed to
hear this band that soon will be over
seas thrilling the Yanks to victory.
Here is how you may help. In the
first place, if you have a motor car,
drive it to the Union Pacific station
at 10 o'clock in the morning and
make yourself an all day host to a
soldier. Then, after a drive over the
city take this soldier or soldiers to the
Chamber of Commerce where you
may sit with him Coz tfiem) al din
ner. After the dinner a reception
will be held in the C. ofw c. parlors.
At o'clock the concert begins.
Mrs. C. w. Kouns has charge of the
arrangements for the entertainment
and concert. Charles L. Mitchell to-
day arranged for the motor car and
dinner plans.
oh, yes, and another thing-during
the concert an offering will be taken
up at the auditorium. This money
goes to the soldiers toward the ex-
pense of making this concert trip to
Topeka.
AT l o'clock reception will be held
for the boys in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms. and it is expected that
all Topeka will turn out to do the
honors. The reception will last until
O'Clock. Then another period of rest
for the boys. and then at 3 O'Clock the
big free concert at the Auditorium.
Those Who Have Volunteered.
Secretary Kirkpatrick of the c. of
c. has received promises from the fol-
lowing Topeka patriots who will ap-
pear with motor cars at the Union
Pacific station tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock:
c. L. Mitchell Ralph Rollman
II. g. West Cole Motor Car Co.
Clement Smith c. b. Merriam
Earl Akers W. G. Tandy
J. II. johnson H. S. Putney
Marco Morrow w. A Riby
J. r. Cowdrey F. G. Drenning
f. c. Winters Mrs c. w Kouns
=. A. Lovewell O. f. Cobb
Harry lines George Snyder
T. F. A Reinisch w. w. Strickland
S. L. Courtney w. O. Anderson
]. +. Greist Buick Motor Car Co.
Theodore Mueller Barrett King
If you can spare your car and time
and the cause could be no better
call Secretary kirkpatrick at the
Chamber of Commerce
Several contributions for the enter
tainment were made at the c. of C. to-
day including c. S. Elliott, E. L. Over
! ton, j. w. Fisher and Fred NJ. Shella-
barger.