The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

"a Tie ONdlG journal Will confer a LaNOE
py giving the full first name or two
initials, with all proper names. Items
must be accompanied by the name and
ADDRESS Of the writer or they can not
be published.
The marriage Of Miss Edna Whar-
tons daughter Of the Rev. Mr.. Wharton
of the Methodist church of Pratt. and
Mr.. Homer Hoch. the son of Governor
and Mrs. z. w. Hoch, will be celebrated
"wednesday, June z, at the home of the
Drloe IN Pratt Mr.. Hoch is confidential
clerk TO the purchasing agent of the
postofhce department of Washington,
ID. e, is 8. graduate of Baker univer-
sity, class of 1902, and Miss Wharton
was graduated from the same school
the next year. and is now assistant
principal of the Pratt high school Mr.
Hoch is expected in Topeka the latter
part OF the month to visit his parents
and after his wedding viii return here
with his bride for visit before they
go to Washington, where they are to
live. Governor and Mrs. Hoch and
their children win go to Pratt for the
wedding.
The opening of the art exhibit at the
manual training high school which be-
gins Monday and lasts for one month
viii be markedly an informal Press
night reception for the holders of the
season tickets and their escorts. In the
receiving line will be Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Barlow Penny, Mr.. and Mrs. George N.
Stone. the Rev. and Mrs Charles NJ.
Sheldon, President and Mrs. Norman
Plass, Mr. and Mrs Albert T. Reid,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Whittemore. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank P MacLennan, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold T. Chase. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Lowery Clarke Miss Iris
Andrews, Miss Mary Bunker, Mrs.
Charles F. Spencer Mrs. c. O. Knowles,
Mrs Edwin Lange, Miss Landrigan,
Miss Swearingen, and Mrs. A. M. Petro
These are the members of the commit
tees in charge Of the exhibit which in
cludes over 100 examples of the best
recent exhibits in New York and Bos-
ton.
The Gamma Sigma society of Wash
burn college gave its annual banquet at
the ThroOp hotel last evening. One
hundred and twenty-five of the mem
bers of the society and their friends at
tended. State Senator George E. Tuck
er of Eureka, an old member of the so
ciety, who was to have given the prln-
clpal response in a series of toasts sent
a telegram announcing his inability to
attend on account of sickness.
/ Preceding the banquet an informal
I reception was held in the parlOrS Of the
hotel The tables and the banqueting
room were decorated with carnations,
roses and ferns.
! An elaborate menu was served. ". A.
! HaFshbarger. professor of mathe na tics
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pacity of POSTMASTER. The following
4 responded to toasts: Mr.. Harold n.
SOult, '07 Mr.. Harry L. GOSS, 'OS; Miss
| Grace Galloway, '05; Mr.. Chauncey c.
/ Brown, '06; Mr.. !. E Katterfeld, '06s
/ Mr.. Artie B. Harris, '05; Mr.. Sumner
/ W. Pressy, '05. Mr.. Merton Neff of Hol-
/ ton, one of the prominent members OF
the society in years past, was called
upon for an address. Among those
/ present were:
Miss Estena Brook, Miss Mabel
! Brook, Miss Galloway, Miss Stofer,
! Miss Neyhart, Miss Sweet, Miss Axtel,
! Miss Dickinson, Miss Forbes. Miss
/ Heiddleston, Miss Mcfarland, Miss
OFT. Miss Tucker, Miss Whitmer, Miss
/ Hudson, Miss Pond, Miss Stage, Miss
! Sharp, Miss Fowler, Miss Gardner,
! Miss McCrumb, Miss Walker, Miss
Zimmerman, Miss Mcclure, Miss Flor
fence Tucker, Miss Alice Tucker. Miss
Womach, Miss Best, Miss Guthrie,
/ Miss Schwartze, Miss Sherwood, Miss
/ Richardson, Miss Elizabeth Griggs,
Miss Daisy Griggs, Miss Meyer, Miss
| Poole, Miss South, Miss Lee, Miss
! Kingman Miss Bissell Miss Willard.
Miss Burdge, Miss Foley, Miss Sunier,
| Miss Collins, Miss Hoakes, Miss Bah
cock, Mrs. Simon, Mrs. Gilluly, Mrs.
Harshbarger, Mrs. Clark. Mr.. Presley,
/ Mr. Gnash, Mr.. E5xtrOm, Mr. HeiSer,
/ Mr. Breiun, Mr.. Van De Mark, Mr..
Cottrell, Mr. Roy Doane, Mr.. Otis
| Doane Mr.. Campbell Mr.. Barrett,
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Ramsey, Mr.. Bollinger,
| Mr.. Maltby Mr. Johnson, Mr.. Jen-
nings, Mr.. Paul Short, Mr.. James Nc
Clure. Mr.. Soult, Mr.. Jacobs, Mr..
Ulrick Mr.. Lloyd, Mr.. Goss, Mr.. Neff,
Mr.. Harper, Mr.. SlottOn, Mr.. Saunders,
Mr.. Harris, Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Katterfeld,
Mr.. Sillon, Mr.. Meyers Mr.. Wells, Mr..
Hughes, Mr.. White, Mr.. Salley, Mr..
Walker, Mr.. z. r. Simon, Mr.. Rooms,
Mr.. Elmer Schultz, Mr.. Clayton, Mr..
r. B. Gilluly, Mr.. Edward O'Neal,
Prof. W. A. Harshbarger, Mr.. Otto
Battles, Mr.. H. L. Miller, Mr.. W. H
Vernon, Mr.. Julius Fritz and Prof.
Clark.
| Miss Celia Smith entertained the
! Chaminade Music club yesterday after
noon at her home. 1890 Clay street at
/ the last programme meeting of the year
Among the guests beside the club mem
! bers were Mrs. George Ebert, Mrs. ]. F.
! Lytle Mrs. G. H. Smith, Mrs. Ives, Mrs.
Wore Miss Nellie Raster, Miss Nadine
| Lytle Miss Margaret Better, Miss Pearl
/ Herrberg and Miss Vivian futile. Mrs
! II B. Tasker will entertain the club
Friday, May 26. at the residence of her
mother, Mrs. Campbell in Highland
Park at a social. meeting. A musical
programme viii be given in the after
noon and the husbands and men friends
will be asked for a picnic supper. Yes
terday's programme was:
Paper on Dudley Buck. ........-.....
/ ..............Mr Mrs. Morton Albaugh
In Nav Time. Dudley Buck
Mrs. M F. Laycock.
Influence of Dudley Buck. -.----
Mrs. George Overmyer
! NY Redeemer and Ny Lord. -.----..-.
...... ....-...-.. Dudley Buck
Miss Bess Elder.
When the Heart is Young, -.
Miss Celia Smith.
Fear Ye Not, Oh Israel. Dudley Buck
Mrs w. J. Y. Deacon.
Piano Duet. Norwegian Dance. .Grieg
Mrs. Finley and Miss Grace Beard.
Spinning Song .....-...--. Tsehaikowskl
Mrs. H B. Tasker.
Etude, D. Flat.......-.--..H Holden Buss
Miss Beard.
F'ruhlingszeit $500. --..---.-..- Becker
Mrs Eli G. Foster
Ssoond NFazl,5ira GODDARD