The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-16

ular dancing party at Steinberg's hall.
Friday afternoon Mrs. DeWitte Nellis
and Miss Anna Marie NelliS gave their
regular at home.
The Duplicate Whist club was enter
tanned by Mrs. 7. E. Pounds.
The second Chancel Chapter tea of the
season was given by Miss Edna Crane
Miss Grace Weiss and Mrs. Frank Scott
Davis at the home of Miss Crane.
In the evening the Evening Whist
club was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Chase.
Mr. and Mrs w H. Eastman also en-
tertained their card club the same even
ing.
The Helianthus club gave it's regular
dancing party Al Steinbergs hall
Mrs. Lille Stevenson gave an in
formal little party at her home on To-
peka avenue complimentary to Miss
Florence Mitchell of Minneapolis.
This evening Miss Anna Marie Nellis
will entertain informally for Miss Ruth
NelliS.
Next Weeks Affairs.
Besides the various club meetings
which will be held next week tee large
social affairs have been announced.
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
Mrs. D. o. McCray and daughter, Miss
McCray, will give large card parties a
their home on Topeka avenue
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. j.
Weiss, Miss Weiss and Miss Grace
Weiss will give a reception at their
home on Tyler street.
Many smaller affairs are being talked
of for next week, and it is proba bic that
tionS.
A Club Meeting.
The Alumnae Kindergarten club met
last Tuesday evening with Miss Jean
Wallace on Harrison street. An cleo
ton of officers took place, with the fol-
lowing result: President, Mrs. Ida H.
Hardy; vice president, Miss Dora
treasurer, Miss Maude Kimball; Miss
Alice Evans, chairman of music COM
mittee. Miss Amy Overmyer and Miss
Maude kimball will act with the preSl-
dent on the programme committee.
The course of study decided upon for
the ensuing year will include Mother
Play and parliamentary drill. The lat
ter part of each meeting will be devoted
to some specially needed feature along
kindergarten lines
The club will meet the first wednes-
day of each month The next meeting
will be with Miss Maude Kimball
MUSICAL NOTES.
The music of the fall reunion of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry, which is to be held here
during the week of Thanksgiving, will
be furnished under the direction of Will
liam NJ. Shaver, by the .'Ad Astra Quar-
tette.'' The music for the Friday even
ing reception will be furnished by the
Washburn college orchestra of 20 pieces,
Clark, and by Steinberg's orchestra of
pieces.
The programme of the college orches-
ira follows:
2. Overture ..... ........ SchlepegreI
g. (a)-British Patrol . Fredter Linden
(b)-Dreams Of Old Kentucky. Lang
T. vocal S %r cs,i johnson
5. Surprise Symphony
(a)-Andante Observation-Disclosures.
: Sb}mAiisgro Motto; Haydn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DE Beriot
Miss Lucelia B. CLARK.
Z. Waltz-."The Debutante" ...........
s. (a)-Cavaleria Rusticana" - Inter
9. overtureN'.The Tyre of Gold; -.
....-.-...-... .......-..-...... Herman
Miss Vida Wood
IL. (a)-"Waldine Polka Mazurka"....
Cb1.acampaign Melodies" .Ferazzi
H. IAN Afternoon at the Races" Lamp
Is. Cornet Solo-sLove's Dream.
Mr. Clark Bush
IA. patriotic Airs. Observation-Disclosures.
H. March .................-..-.. Bennett
The regular annual song recital at
Washburn college will be given Deem
Der 4. The enrolment in the vocal and
piano departments exceeds that of any
previous year, and the Monday evening
recitals are unusually we'll attended.
Among the musical attractions to be
at the Auditorium this season are the
great Polish pianist. Slivinslxi, Innes'
band and Josef Hoffman
Miss Adeline Meek, the cornet soloist
of the Boston Ladies' Symphony orches-
ira is a niece of Mrs. McCarter who
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home is in California
Mr.. Joseph W. Wilcox will not sing at
the Methodist church hereafter, but will
sing in Ottawa next Sunday, and from
there will go to New Mexico to remain
L B. Alter, a banker from Rossville,