The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Ladies' Music club gave its fifth
recital with the associate members.
| Wednesday afternoon at Library hall
| The programme was one OF the best
that has been given and was heartily
| enjoyed by the large audience present
Rossini Overture to Tancred
Miss Irene CampdOras, Mrs Nicholson
MendeIssonn ,I Ito Gresllns
Mrs Ferry.
MendeIssohn- Three Songs without
WORDS MISS 5uLld AZ
C0'fnoS Mrs Thomas, 7s'el--e
MendelssOhn- =. Midsummer Nights
Dream .-.-...----. ---.-------.---
First piano, Miss Martin, Mrs. Mac
Lehman; second piano. Mrs Hardt'
Allison. Song Of Thanksgiving
Mrs. KIeinhans-
Chopin -Nocturne, Pc. 81, No
Mrs. Hughes
Lynes ......------------.- Aemorla
Miss Huey.
Saint Saens Allegro Scherzando from
C Minor Concerto Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Catherine Smith
Orchestra parts on second piano,
Miss Martin
Saint Saens Oh Love Thy Help
from Samson and DeHIah--...--
Mrs. Parkhurst-
vIeuxtemps. .Reverie. Cviolin)
Mrs. Foster.
Chopin .........- Two EtudeS
Mrs. Gleed.
Hastings A Red Red Rose
Mrs. Wear.
TriebeI. Festival March and Chorus,
From Opera of Observation-Disclosures.
Piano Quartette.
Owing to the absence Of Mrs. Wear
from the city her number was not Civ
en-. The next recital will be given the
10th Of May.
A Birthday Dinner.
On Monday evening MI and Mrs
James NJ Mcfarland entertained a
number Of gentlemen at dinner in hon
OF Mr. Netherlands birthday On
the table was a center piece of exQuis-
iCe roses and each guest was given
rosebud as souvenir. Miss Carrie
Medlicott, Miss Mcfarland and Miss
Pearl Mcfarland assisted in entertain
ing the guests
Johnston, Mr.. Dell Keller, Mr.. H G.
Larimer, Mr.. A w Dana, Rev. A E
Wagner, Mr.. Archie Williams, Mr. J.
G. SlOuecker, MI William Henderson
and Mr.. John Guthrie.
The Felicity Card Club.
The Felicity card club was pleasant
ly entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. J. r Meyers Mrs. w. S Kale
substituted for Mrs. George Clark. Mrs.
A. A. GODDARD for Mrs. W. E. Sterne
and Mrs. VIII Thrapp for Mrs Austin
Prescott. Mrs. E T. Cartilage will en-
terrain the club in two weeks.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. George F. sharitt returned
Tuesday from a visit with her daugh-
ter Sue at kenper Hall. KenOsha, Wis
Mrs F. E. Wear is visiting in Chi
cage
Miss Margaret Jones has returned
from two weeks visit with her sister
in Chicago
Mr. John Mcfarland returned Wed
nesday from Oklahoma where he has
hazr7 Srandi7C five months
Mrs s J. Upton of Kansas City is in
Topeka the guest Of Mrs George Down
ing
Miss EtheIyn Green will leave Friday
for her home in Madison, Wis. after a
several weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
William Green
Mrs Birdie sprague waggoner Of the
Atehison Champion IS IN the city at
tending the Women'S Press association;
she is the guest of Mrs J. G. Wood
Miss Emma Barber, who is to be one
of the attendants at the Nellis-Lange
wedding. viii come up from Lawrence
Saturday; she Will be the guest of Miss
LANCE.
Richard will leave the first Of the month
for Portsmouth. Ohio. to spend q month
with Mrs WhittOn's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 5. B. Anderson
The Bohemian club has disbanded for
the summer and Will not hold any more
meetings until fall
Mrs o. D. Hollis of Kansas City is
spending several weeks in Topeka with
her mother, Mrs Belle Macarthur; Mrs
Hollis is Just recovering from a severe
illness.
Mr. Milton Reitz will come up from
Lawrence to attend the Imperial party
and spend a few days with Topeka
friends
Mrs Herbert D. Crosby left Tuesday
for Salina where she was called by the
Illness of her sister Helyn-
Mrs. J. w Milligan left Sunday Tor
Waveland. Ind. to spend the summer
with relatives.
Mrs Wheeler Of Denver, formerly
Miss Hattie Nordyke of Topeka, is in
the city the guest of Miss Gertrude
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A Hayes have taken
the cottage of Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Bear
at 1912 Prospect street for a year. dur
ing their absence in Chicago.
Miss Minnie Weller of Colorado
Springs is in the city visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Badgley.