The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-27
TOPEKA SOCIETY.
Ladies' Music Club Furnishes
Novel Entertainment.
Program Arranged by Mrs. 4.
e. Dietrich.
4 FREE RECITAL.
C0mmisceo Club Gives a Pleas
ant Subscription Party.
Events of More or Less Import
ance to SocietysDeV0tees.


ance to Soeiety:DeTotees.
An unusually pleasant meeting of the
! Ladies' Music club was held Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charles GIeed. The attendance was
large and an excellent programme was
given It was called a Flower Pro-
gram and was arranged by Mrs F. E.
Dietrich, who afterward moved to
Texas Mrs. Dietrich is now visiting
in Topeka and was present at the
meeting.
One of the most attractive features
Of the afternoon was trio from Schu-
bert by Mr.. Henry Beerman. Mr.. J.
Blondin and Miss Winifred Wagner; II
occupied nearly three-Quarters OF an
hour but was listened to with attention
and pleasure, and called forth applause
at the close.
The next recital for the associate
members which was 10 have been gwen
at Library hail May 10, has been post
poned until May II.
The programme was as follows:
1-(a) The First Violet. - MendeIssohn
(b(The Violet Mozart
Mrs. Parkhurst-
2-The Spinning Song Wagner-LiSzt
Miss Martin.
3-Sweet and Low. Haw1ey
Mrs Thomas, Mrs Miller, Mrs Foster,
Mrs. Ferry
4-Cloyer Blossoms Kathleen Rodgers
Mrs. VonDahlen.
5-Prelude . Rachmannon
Miss Katherine Smith
6-(a) What Drew Me First to Thee
Sweet Maid -...-.-.-..M eyer-Helman
Cb)Tis Springtine- Bohm
Mrs. k1einhans.
4-ta) GondoLed -,---------'---'---N ey Lil1
Miss Bundy
S-(a) Pomegranate Blossom. Emery
OBJ Little Bud Dandelion. Emery
Mrs. Miller.
9-Trio, Op. 100. Schubert
Mr. Beermann, Mr. J. Blondin, Miss
Wagner.
1o-A Red, Red Rose Hastings
Mrs Wear
A Free Recital
A free recital will be given by some
of the musicians of the city Friday
evening. April %. at the East Side Mis-
sion on Lake street. The affair is under
the management of Miss Anna NJ.
Parry Bundy and some of the best
musicians in town will take part.
The programme is as follows:
1-(a) Cheerfulness. Gumbert
(b) Annie Laurie G umbert
Mrs l. H Stricken. Mrs Eli G. Foster
2-Angefs Serenade- Braga
Mrs. W. I. Miller.
S-Hungarian Rhapsodie. No. To-.
Miss Catherine smith.
4-Recitation, Biddy's Trials Among
the Yankees Mrs. H P. Billiard
so Little L Boy Blue-.-.-.-..-.N evin
Mr.. James Moore
6-Janie With the Nut Brown Hair
Mrs. W. S. Charles. f'-'H
Violin Solo Selected
Miss Marie Norton
S-Tenor Solo. -..--........-.....Se Selected
Mr.. Frank Weightman.
s-(a) When Katie Tuned the Old
Gultar .--'----.-----;.. Arthur Bird
OBJ Molly. .-....-... Jessie L. Gaynor
Mr. H. L Shirer.
A Subscription Party.
A delightful subscription dance was
given by the Comnisceo club Wednes-
day evening at Hudson's hall This
club expects to give several parties dur
ing the season
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
D Crosby, Mrs Hall. Miss Pauline |
Maier. Miss Leila Hord, Miss Marie
KiesOw, Miss Katherine Ernich, Miss
Grace Norris, Miss Leona Sage, Miss
Ada Simmons, Miss Edna MiIIice. Miss
Gala Witt, Miss Eda Smythe, Miss
Crysa futile, Miss Hannigan, Miss
ByrdIe Hannigan, Miss Lottie Stein |
berg, Miss Emma McMullen. Miss
Louise Sharp of Kansas City. Miss |
Birdie King. Miss Nellie NeviiI, Miss
Helen Butterfly, Miss BERTHE Hit, Miss
Alice Haskins, Miss Octavia Greenwood, |
Miss Julia Moeser, Miss Lena Sheldon,
Miss Nina HaskIns, Miss Cushman of |
Peoria, III, Miss May DeCIerq. Miss
Sarah Schneider, Mr.. Glen Hatfield. Mr. |
Fred Hale, Mr. John Green. Mr. Roy
Millice, Mr.. Fred Click, Mr.. NJ. Steven
son. Mr. E Durein, Mr.. c. B. Wingett |
Mr.. NJ H Maier, Dr. F. o. Burkett
Mr.. w F Burch Mr. c. s. Hood, Mr. |
Charles Decker, Mr.. Lem White, Mr. |
Charles Markley, Mr.. Ora Hubbard, Mr.
Webb Stevenson, Mr.. Louis Wingert |
Mr.. George Benedict, Mr.. Ed. Connolly.
Mr.. c. D. Hudson, Mr.. G. c. Hall. Mr..
w H. Burns, Mr.. F. A F'Ieisch. Mr.
John Marshall. jr, Mr.. A J. r. Bryson |
of COncordia, Mr.. H. Leydan. Mr.. Earl |
Graham, Mr.. a Marshall and Mr.. H |
D. Rockhold.
DeBow=Rice.
A pretty home wedding Wednesday
evening was that of Miss Clara NJ Rice
and Mr.. J. r. DeBow, which took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Car |
roll on Lincoln street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. |
A NJ Reynolds.
The bride wore a pretty gown OF white |
organdy over old gold silk and carried |
brides roses Mr.. and Mrs. DeBow will /
go to housekeeping at once at 1852 Null |
Vane street. and Will be at home to their |
friends after the LIST of May. They will /
go to Illinois later to visit relatives.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. A. Marburg entertained at a |
family dinner Tuesday evening at her |