The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-30

r. Lingafelt, Miss Emile r. King and
Mr.. Clark b. Daley, who have been
pursuing their musical studies in New
York during the past winter under the
instruction of Francis Fisher Powers,
took part IN a recital last Thursday ev-
ening given at Carnegie hail. The pro-
gramme consisted of 80 numbers, vocal
and instrumental, II of which were fur
nished by the Topeka people.
The programme was as follows:
Ioccatlna OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mason
Miss Charlotte Parkhurst.
Morire ...-..-.:.- ::----.-.- Papini
Mrs. Arthur r. Lingafelt-
Rosebud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grelg
Autumnal Gale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reig
Spring Song .--.-.......... MendelssOhn
Miss Emile P. King.
Lrauhne .--..--..--.-.---- ..-..-- wagner
Gypsy Song -....-...............D NOraH
VIE Nelodien zieht es Mir. Brahms
Die Nacht is Schwarz-. Won Feilitz
Mrs George w. Parkhurst.
IN Exile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80. Keller
Who Trades the Path of Duty. Mozart
Mr.. Clarke Gibson Daley.
The same singers will assist Mr. Pow
ers in concert to be given in Kansas
City May Is, at the beginning of Mr..
Powers summer term in that city.
Mrs Iingafe1t returned to Topeka
yesterday and will sing at the Fedora
ton meeting in Leavenworth on the
10th. Mrs. Parkhurst and daughter are
expected the last Of the week, while
Miss Emile King is visiting in Wash
ington a couple OF weeks before return
ing home.
Noes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Norton have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip in the
east.
Mrs. E. C. Beynor returned yesterday
from a weeks visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. H. J. Bone went to Kansas City
today.
Miss Lillian Fiske. who has been
spending the winter with her aunt, Mrs
G. ;. Gleed. returns this week to her
home in Vermont.
The kindergarten alumnae meeting
will be held Wednesday, May 5, instead
of May J.
The engagement Of Miss Ella Ram
sey to Mr.. Charles Rice is announced
The marriage viii take place early in
June.
Miss Katherine Brown is spending a
few days in Kansas City.
Mrs. Harry Hubert leaves tomorrow
for an extended visit in Chicago and
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. A. NJ. Worden and daughter Mar
garet of Pueblo, Col, are the guests of
Mrs. AlTnira Brown has given up her
house, 1915 Topeka avenue, and viii
leave in a few days for Hutchinson
where she formerly lived and where she
Mr.. Z. H. Crosby returned yesterday
from a weeks trip in St. Louis.
Mrs. W. E. Stanley Will be entertain
ed by Mrs. Jas. McGonnigle during the
State Federation meeting next week at
LeavenwOTth. Mrs. w. A. Johnston will
be the guest of Mrs. c. +. W. Dassler
and Mrs. J. c. McCIintock of Mrs. Jepp
Ryan
Miss Georgiana WATSON expects to
leave Thursday for Chicago, where she
will spend a year studying art.
Miss Nellie Small expects to leave the
middle of the week for her home in
Atchison, after a. three weeks visit with
Topeka friends.
Miss Louise Smith spent yesterday in
Lawrence as the guest Of Mrs T. Fl.
ChaIkley.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Crawford have gone
to Baxter Springs.
Mr.. Scott and Marion Snyder were
agreeably surprised by the following
friends Friday evening: Miss Amelia
Butt, Miss Lille Cross, Miss LESSEE Bed
well, Miss Lillian Swanson, Miss Ethel
Smith, Miss Cora Stevens, Miss Laura
Saunders, Miss Ada Sage, Mr.. Alfred
Cross. Mr.. VIII Smith, Mr.. Hartman
Harrington, Mr.. Alex Batz, Mr.. Ed
Swanson, Mr.. Oscar Alexander, Mr..
Clarence Darby and Mr.. Clyde Shaffor.
The Ladies' Music club entertained at
the home Of Mrs. J. W. +. Hughes in
PotWin Monday afternoon in honor of
Miss Mabel Martin whose marriage to
Mr. Hughes Of lola, Kan, takes place
May I. The club ladies presented Miss
Martin with a very handsome set Of
silver spoons.
Mrs. d. S. Ryan who has been visit
ing Mrs. William Dreschel returned to
her home in Leavenworth yesterday
Miss Edna Darrah of LeavenwOrth is
the guest of Miss Daisy Lal1in.
Mr.. Franklin Hunt has secured the
position Of SolOiSt in the Soldiers Home
choir at LeayenWorth.
Miss Sallie Rench of Lawrence is ex-
pected Wednesday for the McGregor
Lewis wedding.
Mrs W. W. Mills Mrs. Warren Cros-
by. Mrs. J. 3. I.arimer and Mrs. d. r.
Phillips will attend the meeting of the
State Federation in Leavenworth next
week
Mrs. T. d. Huntsberger left for Cali
fOrnia today where she will spend the
summer
Mrs Mary Frichie Of Salina viii be
the guest Of Mrs. George Cole this week
Miss Helen Butterfly left today for
California to spend the summer.
Mr. John Tinker of Mexico is visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
Mr. c. S. Gillespie spent yesterday in
Topeka
Mr. Walter Goodwin viii entertain his
card club Thursday evening.
The Felicity club is meeting this af-
ternoon with Mrs. J. w Meyers
Miss PenDeH of Cleburne, Tex is the
guest of Mrs. Fred Freeman and Mrs.
G.. f. Resseguie for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Capper are Wis /
Mrs. William Hord ana daughter
Esther who have been the guests of /
Mrs. d. 3. Colcord for the past three I
weeks viii leave tomorrow for Denver
to spend the summer.
Boiler Was Overheated.