The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
Hill Home Portrait.

company. He and his bride will make
their home in Harrington for time.
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Music at the First Unitarian church.
ga Topeka boulevard, Eor the IL
o'clock service tomorrow morning
will include two cOntralto solos by
Mrs. Rose Gilberg- Nutter, one of them
being He Was Despised,' from Han
deTs Messiah. The other, Eli, Eli
after the notation of Shalitt, by Kurt
SCHNEIDER. IS the emotional Hebrew
traditional melody, based on the last
words of Jesus, My God, My God.
Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me-" The
offertory number will be a violin solo
by Miss Lena. Anderson. 'tIntermezzo'
from Cavaleria Rusticana tMascagnD.
Miss Bernice Hemus viii accompany.
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A Bethlehem pageant will be given
next Sunday afternoon by the young
people of the First Congregational
church at the 5 o'clock Vesper serv-
ices.
A great panoramic view of the city
of Bethlehem in color and 81 feet long
will b. used with appropriate lighting.
The pageant will be managed by Mr.
Gerald Tasker, the costuming by Mrs.
W. Peet and the music by Prof. Har-
lowe Dean. Miss Florence Campbell
will play The Contemplation of the
Holy City during the showing of the
Inc pageant SteItS- lIlClutl-
ing the sleeping prophet at daybreak
the gathering of Hebrew maids and
peasant boys with their stories Of
Ruth and David at mid day, the shep-
herds story at the sunset hour and
the wise men with their train at
night. Mr.. Gerald Tasker will i'm
personate the sleeping prophet and
Captain Smith, the innkeeper.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Dreaming
will entertain at dinner this evening
at their home for:
DR.. and Mrs. f. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Claude Smith NayIor
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Miss Sylvia Silver
McClung thorne
Miss Ruth Tandy Mrs. La Won Armen-
Mr.. Lyman King dariz
Mr.. Milton Clark Mr.. Carl King
Smith Mr. Sam Naylor
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Mrs. o. T Chopper entertained the
members of the Delta Phi Delta soror-
ity at their regular meeting Thursday
afternoon at her home.
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MIS-. George Godfrey Moore will en-
terrain at dinner this evening at her
home on Topeka boulevard for the
young women employed in Mr.. Moore
office. Covers will be laid foH eight
guests.
The choir of Trinity Methodist
church will give cantata. 1.-THE
Manger Prince" Sunday evening at
the church beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The solo parts will be taken by Miss
Esther Reed, soprano: FRS. L. 6.
Thorpe, contralto: Mr.. c. Atwood.
tenor and Mr.. Martin Baker. bass.
Mss Helen Hobbs will play the violin
obbligato.
The Sunday Evening Reading club
of the Central Congregational church
which meets each week at $50
o'clock will hear a review of Lytton
Strachey's latest book. Queen Vic
toria" given by Miss Marjorie Downes.
Miss Downes, who is an English girl,
a. teacher here in the city schools is
fortunate enough to have seen Queen
Victoria.
Eighty boys and girls of the young
er crowd will be guests Thursday
evening Of Miss virginia seholle and
Miss Mary Esther Snyder at a dancing
party which they will give at the
Heron Coffee shop.
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The Topeka Art Guild and the art
| department of Washburn college have
| invited the public. to attend a free
/ exhibit by well known American art
/ lists. Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
/ and Tuesday afternoon from until
/ 5 o'clock. Mrs. l. D. Whittemore
and Mr. Carl Bolnar will explain how
/ etchings are made. The exhibit will
/ be shown at Boswell hall.
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a Christmas gift will be given to
! everyone in Topeka who cares to &C
/ cept it, Thursday evening, at s o'clock
at the city auditorium. when the Wo-
/ mans Civic Chorus will give an hours
program of carols and old Christmas
songs.
On Saturday evening the members
/ of the chorus will be divided into quar-
tests and double quarters and will give