The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-21

formed new organization which. for
some reason, they called the Saturday
Night club Each one pledged himself
to marshal three unsuspectfng benedicts
till the next meeting" she said by way
OF accounting for its membership Of
eighteen - new star had appeared in
the club armament and It st once be-
came popular, but II remained for the
first banquet, Of the many held. to
which they took their wives to make It
a bowling success Mrs TiIfots0n IS a
heroine. She is the first woman who
ever addressed the Saturday Night club
The ladies' quartette secured 4 round
encore for their singing, and without
getting up on the table. too Then FL
from East Aurora, N Y made q talk
Mr. Hubbard left the prevailing lighter
vein behind and laid bare his thoughtful
artistic temperament He said he had
enjoyed the club fusillade and had him
self, too, worn the cap and bells He
had previously met only one Of the
party still he felt he was among friends
He took Up the thread OF a previous
song, giving a disQuisition on the violin
that held his hearers entranced- Not
that so much he told was new but that
he gave the facts IN calling them Up TO
mind emphasized the story with the
glimpse afforded OF an artistic and
aesthetic insight He argued that
and appreciated as far gack as history
goes. and doubtless aeonE before. Every
child knows that taut string when
vibrated makes a hagmonious sound;
EavageS know it Human instinct recog-
nizes music therefore Though this was
known for ages it remained for StradI-
varius to make the perfect instrument
At the age of So he turned out his first
violin after years Of study. He. made
the discoveries and laid down the hard
and fast rules that a violin shall be just
SO long; it shall have a certain number
of strings and OF certain material. the
h1 n n he
hard maple, the front Of soft wood the
bridge must be of a dxed height; and
even the holes must be OF certain size
and shape-not round or square-Dut OF
a peculiar S-shape.''
Then Mr.. Hubbard went over the life
of the one great master Of this InStru-
ment, PaganIni, in the same intensely
interesting way. The point of it was
that no one ever saw him practice he
would disappear for months at a time,
though, and on coming back would draw
forth sweeter and grauder music than
ever and the superstitious world said he
was possessed of a devil. Long years
afterward a dying monk in an Alpine
monastery revealed the secret Of the
power of the master hand Paganiul
shut himself up in a cell in that isolated
monastery and practiced Tor months At
a time.
brilliant recital Of the deeds Of these
men. drew his lesson in these words:
AT the last all arts are one, all arts
are the men who work. The recipe for
living a great and successful life IS:
Work, travel, solitude, prayer.
MIS-. FL = F9sIeI sag loT fe 11 ls,1 y
can do no wrong" She said the Satur-
day morning brigade makes It posslnie
for the club to meet Saturday nights and
now, for the first time, after they had
been hunted in vain for years, the ladies'
rights. And now that it IS to be annual.
we all pale with delight" Mrs Foster
fh sa 9R9n eS fe eiuB SINE very r n e
refined Fellows, and the toast was drunk
cold water state of Kansas Her toast
was brilliant, well delivered and pungenf
Governor Troutnan spun couple Of
yarns when called upon for raw corn
reveIry was cherished memory.
Following IS the programme.
11''O'''' 5No fables ailowed.) = -'->-'ss'
The evil men do lives after them,
The good is oft inferred with their bones
Songs Of the Twentieth Century
cwith personal Illustrations By the
Swans sing before they die; 'twere no
Did certain people die before they sing.
Pickles and Preserves -
Small pickles may be eaten with the nm
gers, holding the stem daintily between
the thumb and first finger, the other
fingers somewhat apart, the little finger
slightly raised. Preserves should never
be eaten with the Fingers but always
with a fork when possible: otherwise
with spoon, slipping the liquid from the
side without noise.-Hum Journal Side
Talks to Girls
Music-"W Within a Little Wood ......-
Mrs. Frank Thomas. Miss Nellie Lescher.
Mrs. r. H Foster, Mrs. L s. Ferry.
They viii discourse most eexs5eellent music
The whole boundless universe IS yours.
"A Woman's View of the Saturday
Night Club. .....-... Mrs. Eli G. Foster
They are fine fellows, very fine fellows.
with tastes refined by reading and study.
@'Unground Crisis, James A. Troutnan
Turn. turn, my Wheel turn round and