The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-07

Armin Weiskireh. Miss Helen Noon,
Miss Kate Clough and Miss Kate
Gunther.
Miss Grace Beard and Miss Cath
crime Graves, of the instrumental and
vocal departments of Washburn col
lege, pupils of Mr.. Aft Klingenberg
and Mr.. George Barlow Penny, gave
their diploma recital last evening In
McVicar hall. The stage was ar
tisticalIy decorated with quantities of
daisies cut flowers and palms. Miss
Beard proved herself a pianist of
marked ability, playing with much
feeling and good technique. Her num-
bers were we'll chosen and popular
with the audience. Miss Graves has
a voice of rare sweetness, volume and
sympathy, and she displayed much
musical temperament in the interpre-
tation of her songs. The programme
follows:
Greig-Holberg- Suite -.....-..
.... Praeludium-air Rigaudon
Mendelssohn-''H Hear Ye, Israel
.........A Aria from Elijah"
Chopin-(a) Fantasia Impromptu.
OBJ Valse. op. 81. No. ?.
(c) Ballade in A fat major.
d Hardelot-(a) "AH for You"
OBJ Without Thee
Schubert-(c) Du Dist die Rub.
List Observation-Disclosures. Liebestraume
Holden Huss ..........P Prelude in D.
c y
Mrs. w. H. Holmes who has been the
instructor of Bible class in the Central
Congregat ional church this winter en-
tertained the members of her class yes
terday at her beautiful country home
near Tecumseh. The day was enjoyed
by Mrs. Stewart Sheldon, Mrs William
Wear. Mrs. A. E. Strauss, Mrs H. L
StrOhm, Mrs. H. NJ White, Mrs. o. H.
White. Mrs. F. NJ. Neal. Mrs T. J.
Clawsey, Mrs. A. L. Carey, Mrs. w. H.
Bowlby, Mrs Howard Pierce, Mrs.
A. Fredenhagen, Mrs. McLatchey, Mrs.
Collins, Mrs. J. J. Fuller Mrs. Steven
son, Mrs. Bert LazelIe, Mrs. T. W. Peers.
Mrs. A. Eby, Mrs. Fred FarnJwOrth,
Mrs. w. ]. Whitson and Mrs. w. G.
Loucks.
The girls of the class of June 'O5 Of
the high school gave a party for Miss
Bertha Schwarzkopf of Chicago and
Miss Marie Goddard, who leaves next
week with her family for new home
/ in Evanston, Illinois. The class mem
bers present beside the guests of honor
were Miss Barbara Ripley, Miss Bertha
/ ROwles, Miss Bertha Senft Miss GOldie
Smith, Miss Laura Wharton, Miss
| Madeline Whitney, Miss Louise Magin
Miss Geneva Henderson, Miss Anna
/ Hutchins, Miss Bertha Johnson. Miss
/ Ethel Kingsley Miss LaVere Langdou,
Miss Nadine Lyle. Miss Rachel NcGif-
! fert, Miss Elizabeth Mckee Miss Nina
McLatehy, Miss Wilhelmine Marburg
Miss Dorothy Marshall, Miss Nettie
Amos, Miss Grace and Miss Helen
COckreu, Miss Clara Berger. Miss Clara
Daniels, Miss Guenn GODDARD Miss Ger
trude and Miss Laura Haines.
The wedding of Miss Grace Orc1t
Hulse, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Hiram
Hulse to Mr.. Gilbert Fenton of Leaven-
worth, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fen
ton, took place at two o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the Hulse residence in Pot
win Place Invitations were limited to
the relatives but the wedding was a
very pretty one. The house was dec
GRATED with palms and roses and the
bride wore 2 gown of white embroidered
pongee and carried white roses. The
Rev. DR.. w. c. Evans performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton left
yesterday afternoon for their future
home in Leavenworth
Notes and Personal Monitor,