The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

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Mrs. Ward Burlingame via have charge
ton in Oregon VIII Be discussed and
the Oregon appeal answered.
The A. o. c. club entertained their
friends at the home of the Misses Corn=
ing on Lane street Friday evening. The
company included Miss Ida Barnes.
Miss Eva Corning. Miss Leah Lewis,
Miss -Maude Newton, Miss Afyra Corn
ing Miss Nettie Corning, Mr. Harry
Badders. Mr. George Bsldders. DIR. E.
NJ. Carter, DR. ]. Z. SchwAup, Mr.. John
F. Eby. Mr.. "a. J. Rickenbacher and
Mr.. Ernest Hillmer of Great Bend. The
rooms were prettily decorated with ap-
pie blossoms. Flowers and ported
plants formed attractive decorations in
the millinery room. Dr. J. L. Sehwaup
was awarded first prize. memoranda
book for the best trimmed hat and the
BOBBY prize, goose, was won by Mr..
J. f Ely Egg-shape dkcards with the
printed inscription "A. o. c.. Millinery
Opening, to which were attached
tiny chickens wearing Easter hats were
given as favors. The ices were served
in Easter lilies
Miss Louise Heath and Miss Winifred
Burch entertained some of their school
friends informally last night at the
Heath home on Western avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. c. E. wiln of wash
burn will be at home to the faculty and
students of the college this evening.
The third year class of the Washburn
academy will give a reception tonight
in the chapel for the faculty and the
class which viii be graduated from the
academy in June.
The Music Study club met yesterday
with Miss Vivian Rush. The guests of
the club were Mrs George McPhilIamey.
Mrs. Rem1ey, Miss Edith Van Dorp,
Miss Celia Smith and Miss Curry.
The annual election was heid and re-
suited in the choice of: President, Mrs.
W. H. Bowlby; vice president, Mrs.
Morton Albaugh; secretary and treas
urer, Miss Rush; club reporter, Miss
cluded
F'aschings schwank, Nos. 2 and 3D..
.............. .....,|.. Schumann
Miss Rush.
The Green Hat. ............ .Schumann
I Pride Thee Not............-S chumann
Mrs. R. H. Morehouse.
Papillions, Nos 8 and 10.-.... Schumann
Mrs. Bowlby.
Lorelly .-....-.'. 1880 -,-...-- s7chIndhh
In May ...|-...--.-..- Schumann
MISS 0Slit 04IAlIs
Nacht Stuck in D hat...-.... Schumann
Miss Daisy Wellman.
PapilIions 5. 6 and 9...........Se humann
Mrs w. a. Harshbarger.
April Rain ....s.-.. ........ W Goldman
Mrs Walker Combs.
Sonata NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Beethoven
Nightingale's Trill ..................L List
Mrs e. d. Clithero.
IT'S Summer in Thine Eyes. -.....- Bond
When You Are Sad. ......-#..B Bond
Miss Eva Curry
The following programme will be rem
dered by Washburn pupils, under Mrs.
CIitberos instruction, at her studio,
613 West Eighth avenue. at 8 o'clock
this evening. The public is invited
The programme viii require one hour
for its rendition.
Waltz -......... CHOPIN
Earl Brown
Melody ........-.... ....s....I..- kohler
Minnie Flynn.
Dams Les Champs -. Herr van Gan
Isabelle Sweet.
Autumn Birds. .-..- X. .-.-.. sTeetler
Miss Bailey
Soldiers March ...... $3.50. ..=.. Kohler
Violet. vschlegel.
Vocal Solo .-...-. 1890. .."...-.
Miss Georgia Henry.
The Dying Poet. -GottscIalk
Leland Brown.
Duet-yiolet Schlegel-Gladys Norris
Melody ..-...H.-. -.-.... Aoh4e1
Gladys Norris.
Edelweiss ......s...... Vanderbeck
Isabelle Sweet.
Berceuse op. 57....--.- .-....... Chopin
VIII Warmer.
Reading-Miss Florence Bailey.
Faust ......5.s.. ..7-.A.......- 1eybach
Earl Brown.
Andantino Allegretto Movement.
Observation-Disclosures. .-s..-..-. kohleT
Maude McVey.
Frolic of the Butterflies 1890. BONN
Leland Brown.
Coming of Spring (piano trio) op 319
Miss Aldrich. MessrE. Brown and
WARMER.
Kusshandschen op. 327...... BONN
VIII Warmer