The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-30


juvenile welfare work in Topeka.
Bishop Wise always brings a vital
message to his hearers.
The department of Home Economics
will meet at 1880 o'clock. The pro-
gram will be presented by Mrs w
H Eastman. Her subject will be THE
Other Half of the Apple" After the
program, sandwiches and coffee will
be served to the members of the de-
partment, complimentary to Mrs.
Eastman, who has given efficient serv-
ice in the department.
Much favorable comment has been
made about the opera programs given
by the music department. AT the jan
uary meeting a new feature will be
presented. The Violin Choir" an or
ganization of violins. flute, viol and
piano, under the direction of Miss
Helen Phipps, who will play the in
cidental music of the opera and will
appear on all of the regular programs
of the music department.
The opera to be studied Thursday
Will be "Pagliacci'' by Leoncavallo.
The story will be told by Mrs. Edgar
Jones. The part of Media" will be
sung by Miss Irma Lewis, ''Pagliacci''
and Tonic" will be sung by Mr..
George w. Barnes. Mrs. Fred Mum
son and Mrs. Roy Talbert will be the
accompnists.
ne QIdHld OIL the EQuCd-
ton and Literature department of
which Mrs H. o. Garvey is presi-
dent, and Mrs. W. f. Thompson. vice
president, will have charge of the af-
ternoon program which promises to
be exceptionally good. Prof. E. d.
Schoenberger, Of Washburn college,
will give short address on "'The
Evolution of Modern Stage Settings"
Prof. Schoenberger had made special
study of the different systems used in
very interesting things to present
This will be followed by two short
sketches, the first a comedy. The
Modern Method" with the following
cast:
Miss Geraldine Carrolton". |
Miss Grace Schonover
Mother" H.. Miss Nanon Heron
"Stenographer'' Miss Doris Wehe
Attorney at Law. Mr.. Percy Harvey
The second will be a monologue,
Grandma Holds Forth" given by
Mrs. J. F. farrell, assisted by Miss
Patricia Evans.
= Both of these sketches are unique
and entertaining and the casts need
no introduction to Topekans.
Mrs. w. H. Eastman will have
charge of the stage decoration.
The drama committee included Mrs.
W. F. Thompson, chairman, Mrs. G.
B. Van Horn, Mrs J. F. farrell, Mrs.
c. w. Hindman, Mrs w H Eastman
Mrs Frank c. Squires. Mrs. c. H.
Guibor, Mrs Pierre Zampiere. Mrs.
Fred L. Crabbe. Miss Grace Schonover
Mrs. Nanon Heron:
the dancing club made up of the
younger members of the Country club
will meet at the club this evening. The
College Inn Easy Coin Jazz band will
furnish the music.
Mr.. Frank L. Pinet entertained a
few friends informally at his home on
Polk street Friday evening, comph-
mentary to Mr.. Jay E. House, of Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Mrs. C. A. Karlan will be hostess
TO the members of her bridge lunch
con club Tuesday at her home on Lane
street.
DIR. and Mrs. L. NJ. Powell, of 701
Taylor street, have as their guests for
the year end. all their children and
grandchildren, including: Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. J. Gilbert and their two chill
dren. Clara and Elizabeth and Thomas
Lewis. of Denver, Colo; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Virgil Wood and their two children,
Edward Powell and Sarah Margaret,
of Independence, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud S. Marshall and their son. Lewis
Stanton, of Topeka: Mr.. Wendell B.
Powell, of X. u, Lawrence, Kan, and
Mr.. Thos. ]. Lewis, 'Uncle Tom," of
Cedar Rapids. Ia. New Years eve
will be DIR. and Mrs. Powell's thirty
fourth wedding a9nivssrsary' q <
Miss Frances Granger had lunch
con guests today at her home on Lane
street.
Covers were laid for:
Miss Betty Tasker
Miss Lucia FloerSch
Miss Jean Beverly
Miss Hazel Hepworth
Mss Martha MerricH
Miss Helen Brodersoh
Miss Ruth Early
Miss Charlotte Sallee
Miss Helen Sallee
Miss Constance Bone
Miss Katherine Hayes
Miss Alice Poppy
Miss Eleanor Poppy
Miss Dorothy Snow.
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Mrs o. c. NeisweRder left today
for Augusta, Kan. to spend a few
daNs- She will attend the ma rria &c Of