The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Ladies Music club gave its sec
ond recital for the associate members
Wednesday afternoon, and Library hall
was crowded despite the fact a storm
was raging outside. The programmes
arranged by this club are always en-
tertaining, but that of Wednesday was
unusually so. On behalf of the club
Mr.. Willis Gleed made a few remarks
concerning the artists who will come
to Topeka later. On January Is, De-
Pachman, one of the greatest living
pianists will give a recital in Topeka,
and the associate members will be en-
titled to this entertainment without
further charge. Some time in Febru-
airy, William Shakespeare of London
will give lecture-recital, and each as
sociate member who sells one ticket,
will be given one, or in other words,
she will be given two tickets for the
price of one.
The programme Wednesday after
noon was as ollows:
MacDoWell. 49,. Rigaudon, OPP. 40, No.
Miss Charlotte Parkhurst.
Schubert NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ave Maria
Miss Edna Parkhurst
Beethoven ..........S Sonata PathetiQue
Miss Mabel Martin.
Weber. ...-... Aria from Der Freischutz
Mrs. Waldemar Won DahIen-
0"0p'" Miss Catherine smith her'euSe
Violin Concerto in b Minor.
Mrs. Frank Foster
Schumann. .Nachtstucke, Op. %, No. 3
Mrs. c. c. Nicholson.
Mendelssohn. Hear Ye Israel
from Elijah Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. John KIeinhans.
List. (a) A Dream of Love
CD Gnomenreigen, Concert Etude, MOP
Mrs. Charles Gleed.
Wagner ..................El sa's Dream
Mrs. George Parlkhurst
Brahms ............. Hungarian Dances
Miss Anna Parry Bundy, Miss
Gertrude Tracy.
Mrs. Humphrey Entertained In Salina.
Mrs. Mary Vance Humphrey of juno
ton City who has been visiting in Sa-
lima, was delightfully."- entertained Mon
day afternoon and evening by the Cur
rent Literature club of that place.
In the afternoon the club met at the
home of Mrs Alice G. Bond and pre-
scented a programme which consisted OF
a paper on Alexander Hamilton by Mrs.
SudendOrf, followed by a discussion.
Mrs Levitt read an original romance
entitled Margaret Keith'S Expert
ence." Mrs. Humphrey was then intro
club work.
In the evening the club entertained
the Research and Bay View clubs at the
home of Mrs. Hageman. An interest
ing programme was given which in
ciuded talk on club work in Kansas
and other states by Mrs Humphrey.
Refreshments were served in the din
ing room which was decorated in red
and white, the flowers the scarlet car
nation, the club flower.
Notes and Personal Mention.
The Occidental club met Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. S. A. Kingman; it
will not meet again until after the hOli-
days when it will be entertained by
Mrs Jonathan Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Court Flower and little
daughter Virginia will leave Saturday
to spend the holidays with Mr.. Flowers
father in Carthage, Mo.
The Daughters of the King are meet
ing this afternoon in the Guild parIors
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrison and
Misses Mary and Kittfe Harrison will
entertain at cards Friday evening at
the home of the Misses Harrison, COM
plimentary to Mr. and Mrs. John Nor
ton who will leave the first of January
for Galesburg, Ill, to live.
The POrtia. Club is meeting this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Eli Foster.
The Sixty-Three club was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoon by the
Misses ROssington at their home on
Monroe street. Guests of the club were,
Mrs. Belle Hall Small Of Albuquerque,
Mrs. Charles Blood Smith, Miss Daisy
Cross of Los Angeles, Miss Maud Bates,
Miss Daisy Lakin and Mrs. Carney.
Miss Louise Smith won the prize which
was a pretty picture.
The AS You Like IT, club is meet
ing this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Cav.
Mrs. Thomas Kelley and children left
today for their home in Denver after