The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-04

Miss Elizabeth Fyffe.
Esther discovers that the man WHO
has been but a name to her for sew
eral years, is not old and fat and adj
dicted to fireplaces and house slip
pers, but is young and interesting
aye more interesting even than titles,
so 1t seems. Mr. Asa Crawford will
be Daniel Worries Pike THE Man
From Home" Jack Sauders will take
the part of the brother, Horace Gran
ger Simpson.
Other parts will be played by Miss
Maybelle Howard, Miss Georgia Neese.
Mr.. Sam Heller, Mr.. Charles Calvert,
Mr.. Martin Potter, Mr.. Peace Aul,
Mr.. Leslie Forney, Me-. Gerald Tasker.
This same play was given by the
Dramatic club several years ago and
met with remarkable success. Suffi-
cient time has elapsed for most peo-
pie to forget and the college person
mel has entirely changed, SO Prof. E.
D. Schoenberger feels justified in Civ
ing it again. 1t is play particularly
fitted to college talent.
The Dramatic club is one of the
most interesting organizations in
Washburn college and membership in
it is a coveted honor. Those wishing
to belong TRY OUT before the club
members who criticise their ability
and vote whether they shall be ad-
mitted or not. The annual fall tryout
was held last Thursday evening.
The regular club meetings are al
most as much fun as taking part in a
play There is something about the
meetings that savors of the Bohemian
and a study of new and eccentric
literature and a real interest in plays
makes the members feel that they are
of the literary. and dramatic elite Of
the school Heated discussions often
iaT
Usually the first play of the season
Is given in December, but the club IS
starting its year with a great deal of
enthusiasm and the first play will
come earlier.
Miss Elizabeth Culver of 1918 West
ern avenue has accepted a position as
assistant in the violin department in
the Muller School of Music. Miss Gull
yer has much ability as violin play
er and in teaching work is particular
ly successful with children. Her work
will be chiefly with children. Mr..
Bunsen is head of the violin depart
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Graves, who
start this evening for their home in
Honolulu, will be guests of honor at
dinner party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Atwen. Those to be present
are Mr.. and Mrs. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Ray, Mrs. S. v. Graves, OF
wichita; Miss Ida Umpleby. Mrs. S. A.
Umpleby, Mrs. F. 2. Gibson, of Of
tawa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Atwell.
Miss Blanch Kountz. the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Kountz, of JEFF
ferson street, and Mr.. Lynn H. Bybee
left this morning for Atchison, where
son of Mrs. H. Bybee, of Clay street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bybee will return the
first of the week and go to their home
which they have recently purchased
at 2O45 Lincoln street.
The musical program for the YES
per service Sunday night at the First
Congregational church is as follows:
Anthem, THE King of Love-
(Sheuey) by the choir.
Solo, "Give Aims of the Gods
(Bomtemps) by Miss Florence Rowe.
Violin solo, by Mr.. Herbert Guild.
Quartet, Consider and Hear Me-
(Rlueger)
The Topeka Union of the Christian
Woman's Board of Missions will hold
the first quarterly meeting of the new
missionary year which begins in Oc-
tober, at the West Side Christian
church, Friday, October 10. The
meeting will begin at 1880 o'clock
and continue until 4 in the afternoon.
Inc women OIL the vest OlQo CnuTCIl
will serve luncheon at IL o'clock.
Rev. ]. H. Anderson, pastor of the
Central avenue Christian church, will
give the address of the morning, and
Mrs. w. n. Blair. of Korea, the mes
sage of the afternoon.
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A wedding of interest to Topeka
people is one that takes place in Bron-
son at 4 o'clock this afternoon, when
Miss Helen Withers is married to
Mr.. Winslow Kingman.
Miss Withers is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Withers of Bronson.
She graduated from the State Normal
at Emporia in Is and has taught since
then at Valley Falls. 1t was here she
met Mr.. Kingman.
Mr.. Kingman is the son of the late
Lewis Kingman, who was chief engi-
neer of the Mexican Central railway
| in Mexico City. Mr.. Winslow King
man graduated from the University
of Kansas in Is. He was student
in the engineering department and is
now employed in the division engi-
neer's office of the Santa Fe.
After the ceremony, Mr.. Kingman
and his bride will leave for California
for a three weeks stay. Afterwar Is
they will be at home in Topeka.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Hugh McVey and son Bruce,
weekend in Topeka as the guests of
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowry in Fillmore
street.
News is received of the birth of a