The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-18

tune was that of a Pueblo Indian. and
preceding the program of Indian
| songs she gave an interesting talk On
| the Pueblo Indian and his, ha bits. Miss
Thomas's songs were received with
much enthusiasm, and her voice has a
uniform sweetness with good diction
and accuracy of tone.
A quartet including Mr.. Hugh
Smith. Miss Euphemia Page. Mrs II.
+. Dean and Mr. Don Campbell gave
several numbers. followed by solo by
Miss Grace Lindemuth. with violin
obbligato by Mr. Clarence Messick and
cello obbligato by Mr.. Herbert Guild.
The second part of the program was
the cantata The Swan and the Sky
lark" the swan typifying death and
decay and the lark IMPLYING the res
direction and new life. The solo
mum bers were sung by the mem bers of
ent from anything else that the choir
has attempted, and showed some very
eNacting work. Miss Florence Camp
bell at the piano accompanied eff
GENTLY Mrs. J. D. Freeman was in
charge of the stage decoration. Prof
Hariowe +. Dean directed the cantata
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Miss Arloa Bell and Miss Rilla Jes-
sup, both pupils of Mrs. z. D. Clithero,
are preparing their recital programs
to be given during the series of re-
citals which Mrs. Clithero will give in
the next six weeks.
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New officers We're elected Wednes-
day night. following the o'clock
dinner which the Rota club held at
the Heron Coffee shop. Those who
will serve are: President. Mrs. Harry
T. Forbes, vice president. Mrs. r. o.
Wales; parliamentarian. Miss Mabel
Adams; secretary, Miss Clara Shinn.
treasurer. Miss Winifred Meeker
Covers were laid for twenty.
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Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Nell Hughes
and Mr.. Joseph E. Boyle of Topeka.
Miss Hughes has taught domestic sci
ence in tho Burlington High school
for the past three years. She is a
gra duate of Emporia State Normal
Mr.. Boyle formerly attended Emporia
Normal ana later was graduated from
nected with the Associated Press in
Topeka.
The wedding will take place the
latter part of June.
The annual mite box opening of the
Womens Home Missionary society of
the Euclid Avenue Methodist church
will be held Friday afternoon at 2:S0
o'clock al the home of Mrs. J. H. Nc
Naughton, 1919 West sixteenth street
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The last of a series of Listening
Hour programs for this season will
be given Friday evening by Miss, An
ME NJ Parry Bundy at her studio and
will consist entirely of ensemble num-
bers. Miss Eva Rinner, Miss Julia
Vigneron. Miss Margaret Connors and
Mrs. Mae Rohrer will usher.
The following students and out Of
town guests will be present:
Miss Florence Gar Mrs Mae Rohrer,
land Atchison
Miss Frances Schnei- Miss Josephine Skin
der ner
Miss Hester Morrison Miss Dorothy Renker
Miss Gladys Skinner Miss Bonita Bfdde-
Miss Wilma klinge son
Miss Katharyn Lyons Miss Pauline Lair
Miss Elizabeth Miss Julia Vigueron
tioosey Miss Marguerite
Miss Eva Rinner Whitteisey
Miss Eleanor Wagner Miss Dorothy Wagner
Miss Margaret Gardi- Miss Edith Jansen,
ner ST. Marys
Miss Gertrude Knox Miss Sarah Brooks
Mrs n. b. Clapp Mrs. c. E Paxton
Mr.. Sharon French Mr. John Luke
The Rev. and Mrs A. Mrs. J. H. Oberle
Jansen. St. Marys and son. Floyd.
Miss Emma Semple Burlin game
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The Women's Democratic club will
meet ct Democratic headquarters. Ill