The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-23

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Guests at the song recital given
Monday evening at the College of the
Sisters of Bethany by Mrs. Grace
Widney Mabee of Galesburg, Ill, as
sisted by Miss Katharine Wood of
Bethany, pianist. were delighted with
the programme and entertainment.
Mrs Mabee has a soprano voice of eX-
quisite quality and perfect control,
beautifully placed, and her singing
was an artistic delight The recital was
given IN the music room at Bethany
and an informal reception for Mrs.
N2dabee and Miss Wood in the library,
prettily decorated with spring garden
flowers, followed. Mrs. Mabee, who
has been here since Friday, the guest
of her sister, Miss Alice Widney,
teacher of voice at Bethany, left for
CTalesburg this morning. The pro-
gramme for the recital follows:
Aria from Queen of Sheba- Gounod
Am Strom Observation-Disclosures. Schubert
Am Grabe Anselmo's ...--.. Schubert
Scnnumme rlied ........-... Schubert
Spring and Love ...-........... Franz
The Messenger ........-..... Franz
Mrs. Mabee.
Hungarian Dances, Nos. and Z,
Miss Wood
Awakening -..-.-.......-. d'Hardelot
That Little Maid of Mine. s....... .Ayres
Spring is Here ......... ..s...... Dick
a butterfly Song ....... SummervlIle
I GU ana -.-.-... $1,000. - Lehman
My Desire Nev1n
Loves Dilemma .-..-... Richardson
Mrs. Mabee.
The wedding of Miss Sarah lie
Maitre Johnston of Baltimore, Nd.
and Mr. Leslie P. Wallace of lola will
be celebrated tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the Johnston residence in
Baltimore. At home after August
in lola. Mr. Wallace, who formerly
lived in Topeka, was afterwards pri-
vate secretary to Congressman Charles
+. Scott and is now managing editor
of the lola Register
Another out of town wedding to
take place soon which is of interest
here is that Of Miss Leona Lyons of
Burltngame and DR.. Claire Stahl, son
6 Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ Stahl of Au-
hburn. DR.. Stahl is a graduate of the
Kansas Medical college, class of '03,
and was prominent in athletic circles
during his college career, playing
with the Medics football team and the
Washburn baseball team. He is now
practicing medicine in Auburn where
he and his bride viii live in a new
house now being built for them.
Mr. and Mrs A w. Lacey viii en-
terrain the Bohemians tonight. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Knowles and Miss
Anna Speck Will be substitutes.
Mrs. H. W. Roby is entertaining the
mem bers of the Calidorean and
Ladies' Shakespeare clubs informally
at her suburban home this afternoon.
A short programme given included a
paper by Mrs. D. j. Small on Russian
Painters, Shakespeare cOnundrums by
Mrs. C. G. FOss and the reading of
parts of Othello by the Shakespeare
club. The members OF the two clubs
are Mrs. Roby, Mrs. George W. Crane
Mrs. A. B. Quinton, Mrs. G. c. Foss,
Mrs. II. G. Root, Mrs. John Bradley.
Mrs. John Clark Harmon, Miss Kfb-
linger, Mrs. Charles A. Morse, Mrs. D.
J. Small, Mrs E. D. McKeever, Mrs.
@. W. Merriam, Mrs. w. G. Smyser.
Mrs. P. c. Chamberlain, Mrs L. S
Chamberlain Mrs De Witt c. Nellis
Mrs. D. p. Esterly, Mrs. R. II. Bald