The Topeka state journal., 1905-10-22

Vicar hall Tuesday evening at eight
thirty o'clock. The public is invited
to hear the following programme:
1-Polonaise Op. 53..... Chopin
Mr.. ScherubeI.
"a Widmung ......... Franz
o. Dltes-Mol --.-.......-.- NeVln
C. Sc Saran Rose ..........A Arditi
Mrs. Cora Chatheld-scherubel-
ga BarcarOlle Rubenstein
b. Spinning Song 49,. Wagner-Liszt
Mrs. Grace Gridley Wilm.
Wherefore .. Tsehaikowslzy
b. Lass Mich Dein Auge
kusSen --.-...-..-f-.. F1elitz
c. When the roses bloom. .Reichardt
Mrs. Florence Fox Thatcher
9-a- Nocturne -...--..-.-., Chopin
b. Valse op. S4-No. 1-.... Chopin
Mr.. ScherubeI.
6-More regal in his low estate
......... GOunOd
(From Queen of Sheba.)
Mrs. Cora Chatheld ScherubeL
The Delta Phi fraternity of Wash
burn gave a dinner at the ThroOp last
night. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Vernon, Miss Agnes Burdge,
Miss Daisy Neil, Miss Lora Neil, Miss
Anna Kaufman, Miss Mary Wilson,
Miss Lulu Healey, Miss Nettie Zin-
mermans Miss Louise McNeal, Miss
Charlotte Lyle, Miss Florence Tucker,
Miss Edith 1ngham, Miss Lucy Dick
insOns Miss Irene Mehl, Miss Nellie
Zumwalt, Mr.. Pliny Snyder, Mr.. Eldon
Tice, Mr.. Harold Tice, Mr.. John Van
De Mark Mr.. Herman Carkhuff Mr..
Walter Carkhuff, Mr.. Glen Jones, Mr..
Elmer Hill, Mr.. Chauncey Brown, Mr..
Jas. Mcclure, Mr.. Ralph Johnston,
Mr. Tom Bowman, Mr.. Glen Millice.
The sub-senior class party at the
home of Miss Frances Winters in Pot
win Friday night was attended by
Miss Edna Groves, Miss Corinne Cos
ton, Miss Alice Larimer, Miss Mary
Sutherland, Miss Gertrude KitchelI,
Miss Frances Mitchell Miss Marian
Alt, Miss Mabel Holloway, Miss Jose
phine Bell, Miss Edna Hopkins. Miss
Frances Townsend, Miss Grace Glea-
son. Miss Emily Coe, Miss Mabel
Adams, Mr.. Holmes Meade Mr. Ar
thur Gray, Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr..
James Mcfarland, Mr.. Herbert Lin
niger, Mr.. Stafford Chamberlain, Mr..
Leo Mooney, Mr.. Don Payne. Mr..
Phillip WhitcOmb, Mr.. Phillip Movers,
Mr. Dorle LeeDer, Mr.. Gilbert Worley,
Mr. VIII Thayer and Mr.. Colmar
Marsh
A Topeka girl who, while not a
candidate for office in the W. c. T. u,
is accomplishing practical temperance
reform by doing what she can to keep
two men on the water wagon through
certain conditional promises of future
reward, added new member to her
Band of Hope this week.
Mr.. F. D. Payne of Minneapolis.
Mimi, has announced the engagement
of his daughter Georgia to Mr.. Thomas
Wilson, son of Mrs. A K Wilson of
Valencia. The wedding will take place
in November. Miss Payne, who is
student at Washburn and has been
living at HolbrOOk Hall, Will leave next
week for Minneapolis to prepare for
her wedding, which will take place at
the home of her father,
A visiting girl in Topeka not long
ago has two admirers one whose de-
votton IS unmistakable, and another,
VINO While equally willing to waste a
lot of time with her, is popularity re-
garded as a trifier. Her friends are al
ways warning her against him and one
more solicitOus than the rest, asked
her point blank Has he asked you
to name the date of your wedding 2"
No she answered after a minute s
hesitation, ''he hasn't But he's asked
me to put off the date of my wedding
to the other man.
A new dancing club which was or
ganized and had its first dance Thurs
day night at Steinberg's is made up
largely of WashbuTn students from
the different schools. The dance
Thursday was attended by Miss Eva
Smith, Miss Isabel Smith Miss Nellie
Millspaugh, Miss Grace Koontz. Miss
Marian Thompson, Miss Helen Sharitt,
Miss Mamie Veale, Miss Agnes Burdge,
Miss Daisy Neil, Miss LOra Neil. Miss
Vivian Tuttle. Miss RO Hotchkiss, Miss
Lugrace Whitmer. Miss Allie Wingett
Miss airline Dietrich, Miss Hazel Lar
kin, Miss Fan Reed, Miss Nadine Lytle.
Miss Van NuyS, Miss Irene Mehl, Miss
Charlotte Lyle, Miss Margaret Going,
Miss Eleanor Sims, Mr.. John Van de
Mark, Mr.. Omar Smith. Mr.. Eldon
Tice, Mr.. Irwin Snattinger. Mr.. Arthur
King, Mr.. Robert Steele. Mr. Herbert
Clarke, Mr.. Ralph Forbes. Mr.. Carl
Trapp, Mr.. Carl Bowman. Mr. Hal
Hotchkiss. Mr.. Tinkham VeaIe Mr.
I Hal Whiting, Mr.. Louis Brinkman. Mr..
Otis Van de Mark, Mr.. George White,
Mr.. Howard Carruth, Mr. Ralph
Street. Mr.. Kurt Zutavern. MI Roy
Ufford, Mr. VIII Snyder, Mr.. Grover
! Taylor, Mr. Ed Lannan, Mr. Tom
/ Bowman. Mr.. Walter Hayes and Mr..
Irwin Cook.
Mrs. Charles Brown gave a children's
party Saturday afternoon for her
( daughter Florence. Those present
were Perl FlcknOr Birdie Linblad.
| Daisy Willard, Lucy Woodruff Amy
/ Willard, Nora Williams. Minnie
I Klinge, Hazel Morgan. Helen NcNeely,
/ Eda Backus. Ethel Darnemann,
/ Frances. Brown. Estella Willard, Ar
/ thur Brown and Florence Brown. She
was assisted by Mrs. Riley and Mrs.
! James L. Brown.
A Topeka man gave an out of town
girl a dollar and fifteen cents worth
! of hot air over the long distance
4 phone the other day. But near or
! far. # you talk to 'em it's 1likely to
1 cost you money sooner or later The
/ best rule is to take no chances
The students of the College of the
Sisters of Bethany will have a Hal
/ loween dance in the gymnasium
Miss Edna lie Van and Miss Ethel
lie Van are entertaining house party
at their home, Grand View, over Sun
I day. Their guests are Miss Grace
/ Koons, Miss Mabel Kingsley. Miss
/ Grace Page, Miss Ef1e Page Miss
/ Mildred Pestana, Miss Eleanor Mac