The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-25

Howe, Mrs. Lyle Dickey. Mrs. Cartilage.
Mrs Albert Watkins, Mrs. Ralph Mar
tin, Mrs Chas. Rice, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs.
Will Clauser, Mrs. Ralph Clauser, Mrs.
f, H. Anderson. Mrs. C. o. Knowles.
Mrs. Edwin Knowles, Mrs Holmes, Mrs
D. NJ. Fisk. Mrs. D. J. Small. Mrs. w.
S Kale Mrs Norris Mrs. Harry Lang
Mrs Henry Lewis, Mrs. H. A. Kingsley,
Mrs. John Sargent, Mrs. /. S. LAUGH,
Mrs d. L. Lakin Mrs. f. A. Snow, Mrs
w. O. Nevil Mrs. Glen Smith, Mrs
Walter Barrett Mrs. Burgendthal, Mrs.
James TrOutman, Mrs Walter Bates,
Mrs. John Ripley, Mrs. A. L. Williams.
Mrs. Harry Williams. Mrs. Frank Jar
rell, Mrs. John Rogers. Mrs. w. F.
Schock, Mrs G. o. Wilmarth Mrs. o.
w. Fox, Mrs Margret Crow Mrs. T. S.
Mason, Mrs. Foss, Mrs. Fred Evarts,
Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Chas. Wilmarth of San
Francisco, Mrs. Wilson of Fort Scott,
Mrs. ]. L. Penney of Hutchinson. Mrs.
Clarence Wellington Simpson of Hutch
SON. Mrs. Florence Ross UIpdegraff of
Martin, Mrs. Mcclure. Mrs. Gibson, Mrs.
David Palmer, Mrs. EVarts, Mrs Green
valid. Mrs. Francis Hayes. Mrs. Geo.
Beach, Mrs. William Fernald, Mrs. Jacob
Bear, Miss Valentine, Mrs. T. B. Mayo.
Mrs. Warren Crosby. Miss Evarts Miss
Matte Valentine, Miss Lillian Valentine,
Miss Elsie Valentine Miss Lucy
Knowles, Miss Mabel Knowles. Miss
Eta Fox Miss Beatrice Grow, Miss
Harriet Stanley, Miss Nellis. Miss Anna
Marie Nellis, Miss Edna Smith. Miss
Lizzie Davis.
The Chaminade Music club spent a
pleasant afternoon Wednesday, October
% at Washburn college with Miss
Lucella Clarke and Miss Maude Parker
as hostesses. The subject for the day
"A Musical Temperament, was ably
/ discussed by Miss Susan M Davidson,
Miss Helen ingalls,. Miss Lisbeth NJ
1 Pond and Mrs. P. H. Adams. The fol-
| lowing was the programme:
/ "AlI for You" Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Emma Dennis.
I Gavotte ..........--..-.... Bach
Miss Elinor Thompson.
This is the Hour" Our Life is
Vain ....-............C Clayton Johns
Mrs. Fred Bull.
Minuet ..;.----..-... -. Soeboeck
Mrs w H BouIby
Mrs. Eli G. Foster.
Violin Hungarian Rhapsody -. Hauser
Miss Lucella Clarke
Here and There" Edgar Newcomb
Miss Esther Chamberlain.
Etude -:..-.......-.. Ignaz Moscheles
Miss Grace Welsh.
lSerenade ..-.............-.- Strauss
Mrs. p H. Adams.
Mrs. Chamberlain Miss Marion Gar
retson and Mrs. H. T. Igou of Illinois
were guests of the club.
The Bachelor club gave their second
dance of the season at HudSon'S hall,
Friday evening, October "a Those who
danced were: Mr. and Mrs Walter
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Parker, MI.
and Mrs. Fred Stauffenberg. Mr.. and
Roby. Mr. and Mrs. A w. Blume. Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Sheets, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Kistler,
Nv Cv4Io ToIY
Misses Hulda Pikins, Josephine Pickins.
Stella Barnum, Lulu Vogel, Amy Avery,
Edna Dickinson, Irene Mcneil, Eliza
beth Mcneil, Jessie McMahan, Venice
er, Hattie McElroy. Maud Maxwell
Ethel Pattison. Lillian Todd, Alice
Quinn. Friedman. Hill, Henzo, Crane,
Lulu Bartell Morgan Minnie Carter,
mertz, Will Kerr. A. M. Stenger. Sam
Barnum, Ben Barnum, Harry COhn. r.
c Robertson, Joe Aigner, John Blair
Al Hulitt, Harry Goodrich. c. A Ritchie
VIII Newly, Fred Dickinson, Frank
Dickinson, Aurel Ridings Newt Alden
Ralph Ball Russell Vinkard, Harry
Henry. A G. Killinger. p. c. Flowers
Bert Maxwell, John Mcmillan.
The Ninde Chautauqua circle pro-
gramme for Monday evening, October
p. beginning at 7:30: Roll call, an
swered by giving one of Wordsworth
sonnets written during the Napoleonic
wars. Paper, WIN. Wordsworth" Miss
. Elizabeth Eby. Wellington and the in
!, PRODUCTION to page in Ten Englishmen
! Of the Nineteenth Century. Mr.. A. o.
t Beach. In the Chautauqua-P Polish
: Threshold of Russia Miss Grace
Walker. Pronunciation match of Polish
proper names, conducted by Mr. Wal
1er.
At the business meeting of the Ninde
Chautauqua circle the following officers
were elected for the year: President
a r..
Betzer; secretary, Miss Maud Scheerer;
treasurer, Miss Lillian Walker. The
time for the meetings is every Monday
at 1;3O p m. The circle cordially invites
all interested in the study of the Itera-
ture and modern history of England and
Russia to join with it in the study oil
the Chautauqua books.