The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-29


Mrs. H. o. Carney and Mrs. c. F.
Spencer win be at home Informally
Monday afternoon and evening, at SIS
buchanan street, in honor Of Miss
Katherine D. Putnam. who leaves soon
for her future home in California. No
special invitations are issued, but all Of
Miss Putnam's friends are invited to
call
Did I have good time at the
dance ?" he repeated well just to
give you an idea of what a good time
mad; there wasn't a girl there who
was over twenty, all after the twelfth
were moonlight dances, and after the
sixteenth they even turned out the
mOont"
The next Henanthus dance will be
given at Steinberg's Thursday night of
this week. The other dates are De
cember 1, December %. January p
and February %.
A Topeka newspaper man and a
pretty Atchison girl who visits here
sometimes have a terrible "case'-at
least the newspaper man is willing to
plead guilty.
This long distance courage is a big
bluff. A Topeka man who calls peo-
pie UP on the telephone and abuses
them rOundly regardless of weight and
hitting power, when they do anything
he doesn't like, pulls up his feet and
screams like woman at the sight of
mouse.
Mrs. e. Thrapp and Miss AIyra Van
Houten have issued invitations for an
at home Saturday, November 4, from
8 to o'clock at Mrs. Thrapp's house,
1910 Eighth avenue, west.
The man starts a magazine and the
woman goes on the stage-that's the
end o. most of the scandals.
The fact that he was to marry an
heiress had attracted attention to a man
whom nobody had ever noticed before
/ What does his middle initial, T, stand
for?'' somebody asked. And one of the
envious men who didn't get her replied,
I "Tapioca, of course"
/ Mrs. Clement Smith entertained some
/ of her neighbOrhood friends informally
/ at half after five o'clock tea Saturday,
for Mrs. Frank Merrick of the City of
Mexico.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Whiting gave a
family dinner party last night for Mrs.
| Writings parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
I l. Murdock in celebration of their If
\ tieth wedding anniversary. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch Mr. and
Mrs. Homer c. Bowman, Mr.. Carl Bow
man, Miss Anna Whiting Mr. Hal
| Whiting and Mr.. Abe King.
The Phi lambda Epsilon fraternity
mas issued unique invitations for the
I their annual corn jiggin'' al Steinbsrg's
! Friday evening, November 3.
Russell and Clarence Hopkins gave a
/ party to their friends Saturday night.
Those invited were Dorothy Brown,
/ Mary Cooper, Isabelle Dickinson, Isab belize
! March, celia AIileham, Marguerite
Kiene, Lottie Park, Bessie Lagerstroln,
/ Helen Knox, Alice Eytyre, Vera E6y,
Alice Noble, Bernice DIETRICH. Jay
! Welch, Harris Park Sidney Keifar
John March. King Lane, Archibald
/ Brown, Emery Hughes, Walter Davis.
Early PoindeXter, Fabin Dickinson,
/ Byrl Johnson.
Three new members of the faculty
/ of the school of music of Washburn
/ college were heard at the first faculty
recital of the term at MacNicar hall
4 last Wednesday evening. Mr.. Edward
I Scherubel, the new dean of the school
I of fine arts. who has won Il reputation
as pianist in Chicago and Milwau
] kee and who was heard here for the
4 first time in public on this occasion.
has an unusual technical equipment.
/ His large, muscular and exceedingly
supple hand and arm make ordinary
technical difficulties easy for him and
/ the volume of his tone and his speed
are remarka bic. In the Chopin noe
turne his interDretati ton was especially
| pleasing, revealing intellectual and
spiritual qualities, which with his me-
chanical skill combine to make him a
pianist of uncommon worth. Mrs.
/ Wilm, assistant teacher of piano, gave
some numbers which showed talent of
/ a high order. Mrs. ScherubeI teach
/ er of voice. has a fine dramatic So
prano with a range of almost three
/ Octaves, and an excellent method
which enables her to make the most
/ of her natural musical gifts. Mrs
/ Florence Fox Thacher, one of the re-
naming members of last years fac
ulty, also had a number on the pro-
gramme-
The Idle Hour club meeting
! Wednesday has been postponed for a
week when Mrs Thomas J. Myers and
/ Mrs. P. J. Dielman will be the hos
! tesses.
The Aletheans and Gamma Sigma
/ literary societies of Washburn will
give a Halloween masquerade party
/ Tuesday night.
The w. C. L. s. and W. G L. $ of
/ Washburn will give d spOok Hal
| loween party in a vacant house on
/ College Hill Tuesday night. The
| house will be lighted with jack o.
| lanterns and the guests will wear
/ ghost costumes The invitations call
for "a meeting of two tribes of Ho-
! boes' to disturb the neighbOrs and
rob them of their sleep"
Mrs c. T. Trap entertained in
formally at dinner Thursday evening.
/ her guests including Miss Edith Nor
/ ton, Miss Julia WellhOuse, Mr.. Carl
/ Trap and Mr.. Walter Moore.
A subscription dance given by some
of the men of last years WatOva club
! at Hudson's Friday night was attended
by Miss Carlotta NeIhs, Miss Julia
/ Wellhouse, Miss Emma Smith, Miss
Venice Whitney, Miss Myrtle Belts
! Miss Margaret Gnlhllan. Miss Daisy
/ Warner Miss Marie Putnam. Miss
! Gertrude Bauer, Miss TilIie welding
Miss Sarah Fulton, Miss Ethel White
Miss Myrtle Dillon, Miss Pickens, Miss
: Margaret Wilson Mr. " T Scott NJ.