The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14


The guests will include:
Miss Miriam Van Miss Katherine
Horn Bauerle1n
Miss Josephine Miss Rena Dibble
Johnston Miss Ivah Raines
Miss Margaret Clark Miss Margaret Morns
Miss MarCn rette Miss Doris Childs
Tillotson Mr.. Robert simpson
Miss Margaret Mr.. Romaine Akers
RiDIev Mr.. Jack Shakeshaft
Miss Hiia Van Hook Mr.. Bob Bell
Miss Elizabeth Mr. Dale sharp
Purdv Mr. Junior Gorden
Miss Lucille Heym Mr. heene saxon
Miss Muriel Lyman Mr. Bob Herrick
Miss Helen Harvey Mr.. Morrle Dean
Miss Jean koOntz Mr. tommy Rogue
Miss Ruth Hawkes. Mr.. Garrett Porter
Miss Aurel Hender- Mr.. Chas- curry
son Mr.. Chas. Allen
Miss Ruth Marsh Mr. Ben Marsh
Miss Vira BoniOur Mr.. Chas. Robinson
Miss Charlotte Myers Mr. Elliot White
Miss Beatrice Cas- Mr. Earl Looms
sebaum Mr. Art Ericsson
Miss Grace Linde- Mr.. Bryant Hoffman
muth Mr.. Harold Spicker-
Miss Bernice Dear man
dorff Mr.. Stanley Clithero
Miss Berniee Curry Mr.. Clarence Hopes
Miss Helen Thomas Mr.. Lucien Terrill
Miss Jeanette Dooley Mr.. Sheldon Monroe
Miss Ann Weight Mr.. Edgar Winget
man Mr. Don Longneeker
Miss Agnes Ramey Mr. Ralph Sleeper
Miss Esther Kfmmel Mr.. Dick Wahle
Miss Barbara farrell Mr.. Willis Anton
Miss Lucille koentz Mr.. Chas. Long
Miss Wilma Swan Mr.. Bob Steiner
Miss Edna Pepp- Mr.. Ralph Glenn
meyer Mr.. Chas. Holman
Mr.. Kenneth Davis
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Music ut the F'iyst Unitarian church,
GA Topeka boulevard, for the II
o o'clock service tomorrow morning, will
include a soprano solo by Mrs. Mabel
Seeds Spicy, guest soloist from st.
Joseph, Mo-, who will sing HE That
Dwelleth in That Secret Place (Mac-
Dermid). Mrs. Spicy is music SUI
pervisor of the high school and junior
college at st. Joe. Mrs. Rose Gilberg-
Nutter will sing Stevensons "Saluta-
ton of the Dawn" Miss Lena Ander-
son will play as a violin offertory
ch-Gounod's AVE Maria" Miss
Bernice Hemus is organist.
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The o'clock vesper services at the
First Congregational church will in
clude:
"iOide with Me" Quartet. -Neidlinsor
"If With All Your Heorts'-Elijah.
49, - Mr.. Hugh smith. ''sH1'''I-
Tenor solo, Mr. Hugh Smith
Bass solo, Mr.. Don Campbell
Vocal Response onsrt ;;.'.'-''''''''''''
owing to the absence Of Miss Florence
Campbell, Miss Katherine Sentz will be at
the organ.
The Business and Professional Wo-
mems club will give another of its en-
joyable costume dances at Kellam
Hall Wednesday evening, January IS.
and "kiddie" clothes will be so much
in evidence the guests will be open
to the suspicion that neither the re-
freshments nor the late hours will
be good for them.
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Woman's club will give a dance Fri
day evening, January 20, at Kellam
Hall.
The members of the team include:
Mrs. W. Z. Atchison Mrs. F. E. Dewey
Mrs. u. NJ. Cockrel Miss Minnie Doering
Mrs H. T. Garvin Mrs. Howard John
Mrs. r. T. Herrick ston
Mrs. W. A. Johnston Mrs. W. H. johnson
Mrs. J. r. Larimer Mrs. L. N. Maffett
Mrs. Harry 7. Nor Mrs. G. A. Scott
rison Mrs. o. =. Walker
DR.. Dorothy Nicou Mrs. o. c. Neis-
Mrs. C. p. Whitsdner wender
Mrs. Fred Oberer Mrs. George Il. Wood
Mrs. 3. f. Ellington Mrs. Roscoe Evans
Mrs. F. L. Benjamin
An entertaining program is being
arranged for the meeting of the Wom-
ans Kansas Day club, to be held Mon
| day. January 80, at the First Pres
| byterian church, the luncheon to be
served by the Ladies' Aid society of
the church. Mrs. Eva Morley Muir
ply, president of the w. X. D. club.
has the work already lined up. and
this promises to be one Of the most
interesting years of the clubs his
tory. President W. A Lewis of the
Fort Hays. kansas, State Normal
school will send three musicians for
the program, a violinist, cellist and
a pianist.
Mrs. L D. whittemore of Wash