The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-28

talk on the movement which is fast
taking hold of the American public
Following this there viii be a short
modern comedy. where. But in
america And after this one act
from The Abbott" a tragic scene
from the life of Mary Queen of Scots
will be given. The parts in the COM
edy will be taken by Mrs. W. c. Hind
man, Mrs. J. F. FARRELL and Mrs.
Frank c Squires. The cast for The
Abbott will include: Mrs. c. w. Kouns.
Mrs. C B. Van Horn Mrs. ]. F. Jar
rell. Mrs. ". c. Hindman, Mrs. +. c.
Beeson, Mrs. F. c.. Squires. Mrs
Charles H. Guibor Mrs. w. F. Thomp-
son, who takes the part of Queen
Mary. Mrs. II. o. Garvey who has
visited Scotland recently and saw the
home of Sir Walter Scott, will give
the prologue from the scene from
The Abbott"
The stage managers will be Mrs.
Fred Ioes, Mrs. II. V. Stearns, and
Mrs Charles +. Spencer; ushers, Mrs.
". j. Lewis, Mr.. f. H Kilgore, Mrs.
c. E. Bascom. Mrs. Pope Allen. Mrs.
Thompson requests that the audience
be seated by 1890 o'clock sharp.
The music department program
which will be given at 1890 o'cock,
has been arranged by Mr& ARA J.
Clark. Mrs. Frank G. Dreaming has
recently been made chairman of this
Qepdrtm eQr.
The program will include:
wind Fairies Cbafin
Woo Thou Sweet Music Eiear
Scarf Dance. ..................C haminade
Trio ladies' voices. Mrs Joseph Taggart.
Mrs. n W. Benning, Mrs. H. J. D0tter-
Miss Joanna Gleed De0OSSS
csiio solo Miss Helen Ieeper 0ui
boat song ......-..---..-....... .Grieg
"SHoi Mrs. Grace Brefnef> - BradIeT Hardsiot
Selected, Trio for violin, flute and piano
Miss Carolyn Thorp, Miss Eleanor Allen,
Mrs. Theodore Post
May Night. PaImgren
- Miss Joanna Gieed '''-- -
Quartet for ladies' voices lseln' Saen'
Miss Irma Lewis. Mrs. N w. Benning.
Mrs. H. J. Dotterweich. Mrs. Earl
Brown; flute obbligato. Miss Eleanor
Allen; piano, Mrs. ARA ]. Clark
In the art department hour at 1880
clock Mrs Charles KIeinhans of
Granville will give a Morning With
Spanish Artists" Mrs. Donald Green
land Will sing a group of Spanish
songs and Miss. Larkins of Kansas
University will give several Spanish
songs. accompanying herself on the
guitar.
The~members of the home eco
! homics department are given assur-
ance by Mrs W. H Eastman that an
attractive program is being prepared
for the 1870 o'clock session,
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Mrs. Frank Montgomery will enter
/ tain at dinner this evening at Pelle-
tiers Tea room complimentary to Mrs.
Fill P. Wilson of Lawrence. who will
be her guest over Kansas Day.
There will be places for:
Mrs Mrs Wilson Mrs. ]. .: Mcfarland
Mrs. Lee Monroe Mrs. ]. G. McClin-
/ Mrs. Genevieve took
Chaikiey, Law Mrs c C GODDARD.
Mrs, v. A; Johnston Mrs. ". A. Mecnrter
/ Mrs. c. 7. Evans Mrs. Claiming
/ Mrs. c. w Smith Brown
Mrs Paul Mont Mrs. Frank Mont
| gomery~ gomery
Miss Adele Foster gave a dancing
! party Friday evening at her home,
/ 34 Tyler street. The guests in
cluded:
Miss Maria Warning Miss Alice voiIand
Miss Esther Mullen Miss Ethel Jansen
Miss Evelyn Gregg Miss Mildred Hunt
MISS Adele Foster Mr. Jared Barnes
Mr.. Harrison Morgan Mr.. Kenneth Graham
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Willcutts
viii entertain their bridge club this
evening at their home, 72s Tyler
street.
Mr.. and Mrs o. B. Edison will be
guests of the club. Members who viii
play include:
! Mr. and Mrs. Dean McElhenny
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowman =
Mr.. and Mrs. John BrasweI
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stewart
/ Mr.. and Mrs Roy Lewis
i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clancy
/ Mr. and Mrs. Arch Shirley
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+ Mrs. r. n McEntire had as her
guests today at an indoor picnic this
/ members of her Sunday school class
the Tri Delta Epsiloms, of the FRS
Methodist church
Mrs. McEntire was assisted by Mis-.
Mildred Bowman.
The picnic was held in the largs
new Sunday school room that has JUS
been completed in the basement o.
the McEntire home. The class tool
examinations this morning for higt