The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-26

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The largest and most important event
Of the month in society circles IS the
initial dance of the Assembly club to
be given tonight at Steinberg S. Among
the out of town guests viii be MI and
Mrs. Charles Barnes of Usage City Mrs.
Harry Weaver of Kansas City Mr..
Chauncey Dewey of Chicago. Lieuten-
ant Ralph Glass of Fort LeavenwoFth,
Miss Sallie Corning Of Boulder. Col. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kleinhans of Grant
Vile.
Invitations have been received in To-
Deka to the wedding of Miss Grace
Chamberlain and Mrs. Charles n Nick
oils Thursday morning, November 8 at
10 o'clock at Jubilee Chapel, Jubilee,
H. A reception will follow at the
Chamberlain family home, Robins Nest.
Miss Chamberlain is sister Of Mr. r
c. Chamberlain of Topeka and former
~ lived in Topeka with her parents, the
late Rev. J. S. and Mrs. Chamberlain.
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas has asked
guests for luncheon next Monday in
compliment to Mrs. George ParmaIee OF
New York city who is the guest Of Mrs.
j. <. Hudson.
Mrs. Hammatt will give a tea Friday
for Miss Pomp Of Easton, Pa, who is
the guest of Mrs. J. D. Walker and
Mrs. George Parmalee of New York
city.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman Plass viii give
the first Of a series OF afternoon teas
from 4 to 6 o'clock Friday at the Presi-
dents House on Washburn campus for
the members of the Washbun faculty.
The sixth public students recital Of
the Kansas College of Music was given
yesterday in the college studio in the
Security building. The programme fol-
lows;
Gondellied Observation-Disclosures. Haberbier
May Roberts.
Call Me Back. .Denza
Elsie Childs.
Forest Scene ....-.-.-. $3.50. Sehumann
Alice Meade
Indian Love Song. ...-.....-.-... .BIillard
Catherine Graves.
Polish Song ..,---..-.-.-.--C hopin-Liszt
Grace Beard,
The Wanderer -..........-.....Sc Schubert
Mrs. Nelson
Elude IN E--.-.... ..--...... Chopin
Alice Tucker.
The Second district federation Of wo-
mans clubs elected these officers at the
close Of the annual meeting in Kansas
City, kan. yesterday: Mrs. Marietta
stephens (Adrs. D. s. of Kansas City,
president; Mrs. w D. Wolfe, Gas City.
first vice president; Mrs. George Bar
ker, Lawrence, second vice president:
Miss Halle Willard, Garrett, recording
secretary; Mrs. Jeanette Benton Fort
scott, treasurer; Mrs. John r. Little.
Olathe, auditor. Topeka club women
and others well known in Topeka who
attended the meeting We're Mrs. h. o.
GarVey, Mrs Lee D. Monroe Mrs No
bic Prentis, Mrs. Anna L. Diggs. Mrs.
May Beueville Brown of Salina, Mrs
H. B. Asher Of Lawrence. Mrs. ". D.
Atkinson of Parsons, Mrs. n. T. Nc
Dowell of Salina, Mrs. l. II. Wishard
Of lola.
Mrs. Carlton Sawin is entertaining
about fifteen friends informally this
afternoon for her guest, Miss Van
Wrinkle Of Linesville, Pa.
At a violet tea given by Miss Edna
banner at her home on College Hill
last night the engagement of Miss Ella
Fuller, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fl. Fuller, to Mr.. Clair Stevens
was announced. The guests besides
Miss Fuller were Mary Axten. Miss
Verna McLatchey, Miss Mary Fisher
and Miss Ruth HOaglin. The table