The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-02-18

and an enjoyable afternoon was spent.
| 1t was decided to celebrate Washing
manner and next Wednesday evening
the members of the chapter with their
husbands or friends will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. NJ. M Miller, the
regent.
The Ladies Music Club.
The third meeting of the Ladies' Mus
1c club with the associate members Will
be held next Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at Library hall. The following
programme will be given:
"A LITTLE JOURNEY IN THE
WORLD"-NORWA
1-Piano duet, Norwegian Dances.
Mrs. Hardt and Mrs. Hughes.
SVocal, Songs of the North. .Grieg
Mrs. Thomas.
GERMANY.
3-Piano, Germany" .... .Moskowski
Miss Bundy.
4Voca1 (a) Thuringian Folk Song.
......:;:- .:.-.-: ..-..... .Moskowski
OBJ Forsaken.
Mrs. w I. Miller.
POLAND.
5-Mazurka, No. 10 .............. Chopin
Miss Irene Campdoras:
6-Polish Lovesong Hollander
Mrs. Kleinhans.
RUSSIA.
7-Kamenow Ostroi .Rubenstein
Mrs. Gleed.
S-Russian Folk Songs, vocal quartette,
Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Fos-
SCOTLAND.
s-"Janie with the Nut Brown Hair
Mrs. w. S. Charles.
ITALY.
10-Tarantelle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Heller
Mrs. Barber.
11-Vocal duet, Tuscan Folk Songs
.-..-.-.-.. CaracclOn..
Mrs. Parkhurst, Miss Parkhurst.
HUNGARY.
12-Hungarian Rhapsody, No. q. List
Miss Catherine Smith.
IRELAND AND WALES.
13-(a) Come Back to Erin. '........
OBJ OldWelshAir,' Still is the Night
Mrs. Frank Wear.
FRANCE.
14-M1nueC PadereWSki
Miss Mabel Martin.
SPAIN.
15-Andalusian Maid Phillips
Mrs. Parkhurst.
AMERICA.
16-Piano, Pasquinade ...... Gottschalk
Mrs. Nicholson.
17-Negro Melodies. Miss Edna
Parkhurst.
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. Ferry.
Two Novel Parties.
Two novel parties were given by Miss
Julia Whitmer, Friday. In the after
noon she entertained at 'T'' party
ana IN the evening she invited hGf
guests to help hunt for the rainbow.
In the afternoon as each guest ar
rived she was taken into the library
and served with a fragrant cup of tea
by Mrs. o. F. Whitmer. After all had
assembled, cards were passed, on which
were written, "T-Test," then followed
questions such as, What was Mother
Ewes failing?" and the answer was
"Curiosity;' What our forefathers
fought r?"-"Liberty"
Following this was seven handed eu-
chre. At the luncheon served before the
party broke up, each guest was given a
tiny teacup and saucer as a souvenir.
The invited guests were Miss Edith
Thatcher of Philadelphia, Miss Adams
of Usage City, Miss Olive Keim of
Johnstown, Pa, Miss Sharp of Kansas
Crane Miss Birdie King, Miss Edna
Millice, Miss Ida Bergen, Miss May
Lang, Miss Elsie Valentine, Miss Eda
Smythe, Miss Nellie Kingman, Miss
Belle Thompson, Miss Emma Whitmer,
Miss Bertha Whitmer, Miss Sallie Beck,
Mrs. w. J. Radcliff, Mrs. Will Rams
barger, Mrs. Elmer Beynor, Mrs. Geo.
Larimore, Mrs. Charles Joslin, Mrs. Eu-
gene Stotts, Mrs. Frank Whitmer and
Mrs. Samuel Cooper.
In answer to Miss Whitmer'S invita-
lions to join in hunt for the rainbow.
the guests who accepted were received
by the hostess udner a veritable rain
bow, which spanned the room, each end
disappearing under a pretty divan. At
ter all had arrived numb were Civ
en- out which were found to correspond
to numbers on the ends of string fasten-
ed to the rainbow.
The rooms presented a peculiar ap-
pearance; Irvine in seven colorS was
everywhere; over the pictures, under
the chairs and around the tables. The
popular story is that there is a bag of
gold at the end of the rainbow and
when every one had found their num-
ber they were told to search for the
gold and If they found it, might claim
it for their own. And such a hunt, in
and around, across the hall into the IL
brary, upstairs and down stairs, under
the rugs and into the corners the
strings led them until they came back
to the end of the rainbow where all
ended, and each was found to be fas-
tened to carleton bag which contained
gold colored bonbons and quotations
which were indeed golden thoughts.
After this the remainder of the even
ing was spent in playing anagrams.
The invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs
o. F. Whitmer, Miss Nellie Kingman,
Miss Emma Whitmer, Miss Edna Mil
lice. Miss Birdie King, Miss Leila Hord,
Miss Marie Brooks, Miss Fife King
Miss Elsie Valentine, Miss Keirn, Miss
Sharp, DR.. Will Bowen, Mr.. Frank
SQuireS, Mr. Herbert Harris, Mr.. Ed
ward Dennis, Mr.. Chas. Decker, MI.
Ralph Moore, Mr.. Fred Click, Mr.. Dick
Alden, Mr.. Tom Whitmer. Mr.. Lee