The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

Mrs. Adrian L. Greene is giving an
informal afternoon at whist at her
home, 1857 Western avenue today for
Mrs. William Eugene Stanley OF Wien
tia, extending her other invitations TO
Mrs Willis J. Bailey, Mrs. Charles
Blood Smith. Mrs. William A. John
stOn. Mrs. James Willis Gleed. Mrs. L.
J. Kellam. Mrs. Dell Keizer, Mrs. E.
w. Thompson. Mrs. Clifford c. Baker
Mrs. E Knox Little of New York city,
Mrs. A II. Bates, Mrs. Joab Mulvane,
Mrs. T. w. Harrison. Mrs. w. w.
Mills, Mrs. Morton Albaugh. Mrs. John
c. Pollock, Mrs. Henry F. Mason, Mrs.
Rousseau A Burch Mrs. w. s. Lind
say, Mrs. George A. Clark. Mrs.
Thomas T. Kelly. Mrs. Harry o. Car
vey, Miss Belle Thompson, Mrs. Ste
venson, and Mrs. McKinstry of Turon
Mrs. Charles l. Short gave a jonquil
luncheon at the Blower house today
for Mrs. William Eugene Stanley of
wichita asking besides Mrs. Willis ].
Bailey. Mrs. David W. Norton, Mrs. NJ.
w. Van Valkenburg. Mrs. Chappelle
Foote, and Mrs. Charles L. Wood.
Miss Gussie Fuller will entertain
small company informally Monday af-
ternoon for Mrs Z. Knox Little of New
York city. who is the guest of Mrs.
Clifford c. Baker.
Mrs. Armin A. Weiskirch is giving
w Potts of Fort Smith. Ark. who is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. W. z. Nc
Vey. Mrs. Weiskirch limited her in
vitations to Mrs. Potts intimate To-
peka friends.
Miss Pearlade Prescott and Miss
Eleanor Thompson gave their monthly
violin and piano pupils recital at the
Prescott home on Seventh street west
this afternoon. The programme was by
Irene Frank, Lucille Frank, Florence
Guild Berenice Emahizer, Mildred Car
ter Edith Updegraff. Phoebe Goberg,
Helen Stevenson. Roy Cone. Sarah
Webster, and Otha Llewellyn.
Mrs. w. W. Mills and Mrs. Mary
Holmes win be the hostesses of the
Chaldean club at the monthly social
evening Monday night al the Mills res
idence on Topeka avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Sim will enter
tain a small company Monday evening
at the Throop for her sister, Mrs. Ger
trude Davis of st. Louis.
Mrs. George B. Penny entertained the
Chaminade club Thursday afternoon.
The following programme was given:
Mrs w. ]. v. Deacon.
Adelaide ...........s.. &c.. Beethoven
Mrs Eli q. Foster.
Nordisches NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Scharwenka
WI :. Do why anu Mis-. hdISnDdrBer.
Miss L. c. Riddle. -''''''
Idylle Arabe; Rigandon. -. .Chaminade
Mrs: Penny and Mrs. Scott.
save regina Dudley Buck
Miss Gilkerson.
Polonaise ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mowskowski
Mrs. Albaugh.
Miss Mcbride.
Nachstucke .................. Schumann
Mrs. Penny.
Just before she sang, Mrs. Foster read
a poem on the subject of the song writ
ten by Miss Davidson, a former member
of the club. Miss Gilkerson, Miss Bish-
op, Mrs. Hodge and Mrs. Mcbride were
guests of the club. Mrs. Sedgwick Scott
is the newly elected president of the
club.
The Central Park G. L. s. c. will meei
Tuesday evening. Programme:
Music-Selected.
Mexico and the Aztecs-N1iss Ethel NJ
Aldrich
Evolution of Industrial Society, chap
and II-N1iss Elizabeth Eby and Mis-:
Silvernail.
The Ninde c. l. S. c. will meet Tues
day night at the home o. Miss Erickson
623 Tyler street. The programme viii
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Roll call-Current events.
American Sculptors and Their Art,
Mrs. Smith.
Evolution OF Industrial Society,"" Mr.
Beach.
Piano solo. Miss Smith
The F. NJ. c. club will meet with Mrs
Harry Nichols. zoos North Quincy street
instead Of with Mrs. Trautman Monday
The Nineteenth Century club was en-
tertained this week by Mrs. Henry Ben
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