The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-23


Charles Wolff on Fillmore street. The
program which was unusually inter-
esting. was as follows:
Three Little Irish Songs. .............L .Lohr
Mrs. Earl Brown.
''-' Mrs. Leslie Guild
Two = : Mondel Songs: clayton Johns
Au'es "H Mrs. c. B. Crosby. '-
De Coppah Moon. Observation-Disclosures Shelley
Come Down to Rem. n..,..............;;D Dels
Mrs. Earl Brown.
Lynnovi Song --.......--- Elr1ait
Miss Ruth Butler
The program was concluded with read
S mSmoyods oy mrE Fantasy ans by Kate Douglas
Wiggin.
The next meeting of the club will
be in three weeks, at the home of Mrs.
David Mulvane. This will be during
the meeting Of + the : Federation :
The Columbus Dancing club will
give a dance Friday evening. October
"a, at Kellam hall. This will be the
second dance the club has given this
season.
An interesting visitor in Topeka
yesterday was Mr. Burton Lyon, of
Denver. Mr.. Lyon is the head of the
Lyon School of Expression, of Denver,
and is widely known as a reader. He
is now travelling in Kansas under the
auspices of the Extension Department
of the University of Kansas giving en-
tertainments for high schools. He
read before the students of Topeka
high school yesterday morning, giving
selections from "Huck Finn"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gasser of Wamego,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Cecil Rose, to Mr. A. NJ.
Schroepfer. of Wichita. Miss Gasser
is niece of Mrs Thomas Creary, of
Topeka. She is a graduate of the
Wamego high school.
Mr.. Schroepfer is a graduate of the
University of Kansas, and is a mem
Der of the Phi Kappa fraternity, and
of Tau Beta Pi. honorary engineering
fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tomlinson ex-
pect to leave Topeka about the first
of December to make their home On
Mabel, Mo- Mr.. Tomlinson will be
cashier in bank in Mabel. They will
give up their home at 327 Elmwood
apartment in Del Odes until they
leave Topeka.
Miss Florence Wolfe will present
some of her pupils in her second An
nual Fall Recital. Friday, october "a,
at Scranton. Kan. Those who will
play are Dorothy BoltonS- Ida Bell,
Ella Ryan. Ada Klarburg. Anna Sup
pie. Mildred Rice. Winona O'Brien,
Erma Wakeman, Ora Cowen, all of
Scranton, and Ruth Dolman, of To-
peka.
Mr.. Clayton. J. Wolfe. tenor, of To-
peka, will assist.
The Children's Hour at the Or
pheum theater Saturday morning
mr. 1fca- r.
this week.
THE Sawdust DOLL, starring Marie
Osborne, the favorite child actor, is
something that every child will want
to see. As an educational film, the
picture. wild Beasts at Large" will
be shown. Every boy andlgirI who
has wondered what bears and lions
really looked like outside. Of the cir
Gus, should see this picture.
Chaperons will be Mrs. Robert Gar
Miss Mary MacLennan, Miss Helen
Estes and Miss Mary Clark.
These pictures will be shown at
Reddan Mission Friday evening.
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Miss Grace Wilson. music instructor
in Topeka high school, presented the
high school orchestra in its first per-
formance yesterday morning at the
high school assembly. Miss Wilson
has had the orchestra in training for
five weeks, and it is making rapid
strides. The program yesterday was
very successful. The orchestra has
twenty-seven pieces.
Miss Wilson came to Topeka this
year from Independence. Mo-, where
she had taught in the high school, and
she is rapidly increasing the interest
of the Topeka high school students in
musical matters.
One of the largest parties of the
Halloween season will be given Fri
day night, at the Grace cathedral
Guild hall. for the members of the
Sunday school, and their parents. The
Halloween party. with appropriate
games. and, of course. Halloween re-
freshments. At the beginning of the
party there will be a program given
by some of the members of the Sun
day school and some of the Bethany
decorated with harvest decorations.
Plans are made for about ESQ guests
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The marriage of Miss Ruth Hare
and Mr.. Warren Remington occurred
Wednesday evening. October 22. at
O'Clock. at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Hare,
IO17 Brooks avenue. The ceremony
was read by the Rev. J. w Reed.
Only relatives and few near friends
were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Remington have left
for a brief trip, and will be at home
on their return at 2106 West Tenth
avenue.
The brides sister. Mrs. J. P. Bewley.
of Penrod. KY. came for the wedding.
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A wedding o~ interest to Topeka
people is that of Mss Alma Sauke
and Mr.. Raymond w llker. which oc-
Cured in Kansas City Wednesday eve
ning at the home of the groom's
mother. on Benton avenue. Mrs.
Walker was at one time connected
with the Capper publications in To-
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