The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-23

Harry Adams. Mr.. John FIeishman. Mr..
Harry Freshman. Mr. irwin Haggart
Mr. Joe Ramsey Mr.. Edward O'Dono-
van. Mr.. Arthur Wolf, Mr. Eldon Tee.
Mr.. Ralph futile, Mr. Otto K1ene, Alr.
Charles Griggs, Mr.. Hugh Larimer. Mr.
Claude Rightmire, Mr.. Harry Rigby:
Mr.. Clarence Houghtelin, Mr. Bayard
Whitney. Mr.. Tod Matthews. Mr.
George VeaIe. Mr.. Osborn Larimer. Nj
Mr.. Glen Millice and Mr. Taylor Bel
cher.
The out-of-town guests We're: Miss
Verta Bfngler Miss Helen Shaeffer
Miss Mary Clark. Miss Anna Hawk.
Mr.. Warren Henley. Mr.. Frank Bangs,
Mr.. Otto Barteldes, Mr. William HUT.
of Lawrence, Mr.. Colmore Rodgers and
MI Edward Milan, of St Joseph. The
fraternity colOrs. old gold and carmlne,
decorated the hall very effectively.
If man is a real confirmed old
bachelor" he is simply scared to death
if woman speaks to him. But even
then it isn't a certainty that he viii
never marry one.
The women of the city federation of
clubs viii be interested to hear that the
Commercial club discussed the subject
of the proposed club house to be built
and used by that organization and the
federation at its meeting last night and
the proposition met with favor A COM
mittee was appointed to see about the
disposition of stock which will be sold
at $50 a share. 1t is estimated that an
income of g. 30 can be realized annually
from the building which viii be equal to
interest at per cent.
You get dreadful shock when the
average woman who affects baby blue,
blonde hair and long white plumes turns
around so you can see her face
The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton win give an all day picnic on flag
day at the home of Mrs. Henry McAfee.
The Alta Vista club win meet with
Mrs. Willard Hall Monday at half after
2 o'clock.
There is something to happen in the
Helianthus crowd. The girls aren't in
vited but they say they know all
about it.
The Clio club will meet Monday, May
25, with Miss Bond at 1853 Clay street.
The Ninde Chautauqua Circle will
meet Monday evening with Miss Maud
! Scherer. The programme:
Roll call-Quotations from John Bur
roughs.
IN the Chautauquan-Saxo and SIav.
Miss Lillian Walker.
Practical Studies in English. Miss Eli
Zabeth Eby.
Chapters Is and II of The Great
Worlds Farm Miss Grace Walker.
Chapters IS and 10, Miss Maud
Chapters 20 and q. Mrs. Miller.
The Chaminads Music club met in
closing and anniversary session We'd
nesday afternoon with the president,
Mrs. Eli Foster. One year ago We'd
nesday thu club was orgarized and the
year just closed has been very success
ful.
The programme was as follows:
Miss Lisbeth M. Pond
90 Quaptette. "Bonum Est" 1900.
Mrs. NJ. F. LaycoclS, Mrs. Layeock, DR..
Chas. Schwartz, Mrs. Morton Al
baugh. Mr.. VIM. Shaver
(3)Song of Spring. 1900 Ne1dlinger
Miss Effie Neil.
"a Serenade NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Preyer
Mrs. Frank Banks
(5)Maiden with the Lips so Rosy
Miss Esther Chamberlain.
(6l Because of Thee .--..-.-. Tours
Mrs. S. A. Scott.
I'd RUBY .....-..-..-... Gabriel
Mr.. Shaver
g. If Were a Rose. .....--. Hesselbere
Mrs. Foster.
g. All for You.--......... D arlo'
Miss Ruth Campbell.
The quartette composed by one OF the
LaycOck-was very much appreciated
The club presented Miss Esther Cham
berlain. whose marriage occurs soon
with a handsomely framed picture Of
Beethoven and his friends.
Guests were Mrs. Ralph Valentine
Mrs. Walker Coombs, Miss Ruth Camp
bell. Mr. ". NJ. Shaver and DR.. Charles
Schwartz.
After a social hour and a game Of
Great Composers the club adjourned
for the summer.
The following is the outline of th'
work the club will do next year, and in
cludes course of fifteen lectures bs
Prof. Penny
CHAMINADE MUSIC CLUB 1903-1904
October #7=Chaminade
Lectures upon the evolution of tn
vocal and Instrumental solo, by Prof
Penny.
october 21-Lecture. Babylonia, Egypt
Israel
early church.
, Programme miscellaneous.
November 4-The Troubadours AM
( Minnesingers.
November 1.-THE early schools, ris
p of opera and oratOrio.
Programme miscellaneous.