The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-26

Perry, Mrs. Oscar Bennett. Mrs. F. A.
Haig and Mrs. w. c. McDonough.
In the education and literature de-
partment at 1920 O'Clock Mrs. w. y.
McCarter will give an address on
Where the West Begins" Mrs.
George w. Parkhurst. accompanied
by Mrs. Edgar Jones, will sing.
The program in the music depart
ment has been arranged by Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Post and will include
the following numbers:
Och piu me non v'ascondete". .. .Buoncini
son. Song Of the Rushes' ..,.-...-....; Franz
Mr. Theodore II. Post. DeOuSS'
Deb Vieni non Tardar' ........... Mozart
Non so piu' from Marriage Figaro -.
Mrs; Dorothy Bellyea Post.
Irish Air, 'Cooia Shore Stanford
Kitty, My Love" ...............Old Ulster
luna Nj POST '''''''''' 'McGil
When Love is kind Old RnsIfsh
come child Beside Mes Ne eo:t .Bleiehmann
Mrs. David Hill of Salina will give
talk on RaphaePs Madonna Con
zales at the 1880 meeting of the art
department
In the home economics department
hour az 1880 o'clock Mrs. Matt
Weightman will give a demonstration
of Christmas candies and plum pud-
dings. She will be assisted by Mrs
Hugh Fisher. Mrs. Will Kercher. Mrs.
w. w. Wil1idal, Mrs. Harry Guthrie
and Mrs. Ted Benton.
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A meeting of the team captains of
the Womans club will be held Monday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Y. w.
C. A
The vesper service program to be
given at o'clock Sunday evening at
the First Congregational church will
include the following numbers:
"Callest Thou Thus, Q Master?". .Mietzke
Miss Effie Page.
"God That Madest Earth and Heaven
Mayor
Quartet
Saviour When Night Involves the Skies
Anthem
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Miss Suzanne Henry, chairman of
the state house committee of the
Business and Professional Women's
club, with Mss Agnes Hannigan of
the entertainment committee and Miss
Caroline Underhin of the dinner COM
mittee, have all their arrangement ats
satisfactorily completed for the state
house party Monday evening. Novem-
Der %, which include dinner at $50
in the basement of the Baptist church.
followed by an evenings entertain
ment in the state house. Governor
Allen will be one of the speakers of
the evening.
Music at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday morning will consist
of a quartet number. How Lovely Is
Thy Dwelling Place" Brahms. and a
baritone solo, 1T Is Enough" from
Elijah, by Mr.. Horace Bowman.
The evening program will include:
'Berceuse,' violin duet ........ GODDARD
Miss Gladys Robbs
Prof- Frank j. kolbaba
Lullaby violin solo .Fremi
Prof. Kolbaba
Gherubim Song, chorus .Barsnyansky
Jehovah from Occasional Oratoriol .
Mr.. Theodore H Post -'---e-
Cello cbbligato. Prof. Kolbaba,
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BECOME FAMILIAR
With the affairs of almost any fam
lily in town and you'll find they are
having an awful time" about some
thing or other Sisters either having
an awful time" getting her hair up.
or an awful time finding somebody
to make a dress like she wants it; big
brothers having an awful time with
his best girl or an awful time
with dad, who says he stays out too
late; the baby's just had an awful
time" cutting his first tooth; father
reports that he is having an awful
time" with the car, and mother gasps
as she drops down on the davenport
for a rest that the nervous strain" of
today is driving her mad, it is simply
awful
Mr.. Frank E. Samuel was host at a
dinner Friday evening at the National
hotel given complimentary TO Mr..
Stewart Willie. who is accompanies to
Mr.. Arthur Middleton.
Covers were laid for: Mr.. Willie,