The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-22


The Ladies Music club will have a
"ParsifaF' meeting at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George ParkhurSt on
Tyler street next Monday evening to
which husbands of the club members
and others who will be OF the party
which will go to Kansas City next
week for the grand opera season VIII
be asked. The three operas beside
the Wagner Swan song which VIII
be given by the Conr1ed company a.
Convention hall, will be studied, Mrs
Robert Carver, Mrs. ]. w. Going ana
Miss Celeste Nellis playing the piano
scores, and some famous cr1uques OF
'sParsifaI' will be read Among those
who will go to Kansas City in the
Ladies' Music club party are MT and
Mrs George w. Parkhurst, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Diller Carver Mr. ana
Mrs. George Barlow Penny, mrs All
KIingenberg, Miss Celeste Nellis. Miss
Anna Marie Nellis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Foster, Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey,
Miss Augusta Dewey, Mrs. Frank
Thomas, Mrs. L. S. Ferry, Mrs. George
John r. Mulvane, Mrs. Don Mulvane,
Miss Mary Harrison Miss Kitty Har-
rison, Miss Ellen Parkhurst Mrs j.
w. Going, Mrs. Morton Albaugh, Miss
Allabelle Troutman, Miss Berenlce
Fuller, Mrs. John kleinhanS, Mrs.
/ Charles Kleinhans. Miss Kate Gun
Their and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grimes.
The club had its regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Gong
| Mrs William Martin and Miss Helen
/ Rurnham of Newark, N. J., were
guests The next meeting viii also De
with Mrs. Going. The programme OF
yesterday follows:
| Capriccio, opus 81 brahIlls
Mrs. Going.
! Love Song ....-...-. Brahms
| A Thought Like Music. BrahInS
Mrs. Florence Fox Thacher-
/ Intermezzo, opus 119. Brahms
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Ltebestraum 49, Alszt
Miss Celeste Nellis-
The marriage of Miss Mary Abigail
| Glasgow and Mr.. Emil George NNag-
ner of Dayton, o., which was cele-
! brafed at 6 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of the brides parents.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Glasgow. 81 4
| West street was a particularly pretty
home wedding Although invitations
were limited to relatives and imme-
date friends and the company small,
every detail of the wedding was
! charming The Rev. S. S. Estey was
the officiating clergyman, and the
bride was attended by Miss Ethel
Traver, as maid of honor The SIX
/ bridesmaids, Miss Roberta Mck1rahan,
/ Miss. Isabel Vansant, Miss Sarah Shull,
Miss Eva Schenk, Miss Flossie Burdge
! and Miss Alma Gobrecht, at the nrst
notes from LlG oILIdA CAAOA - = -
Rose Maiden. started from the mead
of the stairs singing the chorus. Iol-
lowed by the Lohengrin's Bridal
/ chorus, leading the bridal party
through the hall and Darlor TO the
| living room, where under a large we'd
i ding bell in front Of a bank of palms
the party was met by DR. Estey The
wedding gown was of white silk null
| with embroidered chiffon trimmings
and the bride carried white roses Her
maid of honor wore pale pink SIX
null with a dresden yoke and carried
mink roses The maids wore white
| batiste frocks with soft pink satin
girdles and carried pink and white
| carnations Miss AIargery Glasgow
sister of the bride. played the wedding
music. After the ceremony a wedding
supper was served. Assisting Mr. and
Mrs. Glasgow were Mrs. MCGEE, Mrs
IF. E. Vansant, Mrs. George Clark
Miss Edith Atwood, Miss Florence At
wood. Miss Winifred Traver and Miss
Cora ShulI. Miss Helen Estey Miss
Marguerite Brown and Miss Bessie and
Miss Helen Shaver assisted in the
dining room. Mr. and Mrs Wagner
left at 1880 for Dayton, o., where they
will be at home after May l.
Mrs John Sergeant entertained the
West Side Reading club at her house,
225 Clay street, Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Frederick Freeman's guests at
a luncheon at the Topeka club yes
terday in compliment to Mrs w. w