The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Atchison, Miss
Neva King, Mr.. Homer Martin, Mr..
J. c. Ramsbarger. Mr.. Theodore An
oersons DR.. Q. ". Noel, Mr.. G. Robin
son, Mr.. A. Hevlin, Mr.. Frank Dugan,
Mr.. Earle Hummer, Mr.. J. G. Engberg,
MF. H. W. Han, Mr.. Merle Hampton
Mr. oscar Ericsson, Mr.. Chas. Wunder,
Mr.. VIII Edwards and Mr.. Gene Stew
art.
An April wedding IN which wash
burn college circles viii be interested
is that Of Miss Gertrude Rankin, OF
Gardner, and Mr.. Fred Brownson. Of
cornell, Wash. formerly of Eureka
which viii take place at the home of
the brides parents in Gardner on
April i. They will be at home after
May 10 in Cornell. Both Miss Rankin
and Mr.. Brownson were formerly
Washburn students.
Mrs. Arthur Capper was the hostess
of the Duplicate Whist club yesterday.
The substitutes were Mrs. John B.
Lord, Mrs. Schuyler G. Nichols, Mrs.
William 7. Crosby. Mrs. ]. b Furry,
Mrs. E. A Thrill. Mrs L. H Mum
will entertain the club next time.
Mr.. and mrs John r. Norton gave
a dinner Wednesday night for these
guests: The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. ". c.
Evans Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Austin, Mr..
L. NJ. Powell Mrs. NJ. A. Low, and
Mrs. John B. Bartholomew.
The meeting of the Nautilus club
Tuesday evening at the Washburn OBJ
servatory has been postponed for
week. Prof. Wood will give lecture
on the moon, and Mrs. E. B. Cowgirl
will act as hostess.
The Music study club had a meet
Inn tar dow TT-y-, Y
Lyman, the secretary, 1884 Polk
street. The guests were Miss Belle
burlington and Miss Nellie lurking
ton Of Lets. Iowa, Mrs. Samuel Lyman,
Miss Nina Watts Miss Jean Parkhurst.
and Mrs. John Kleinhans At the
next meeting, with Miss Vivian Rush,
1909 Kansas avenue, the annual cleo
ton will take place. The programme
yesterday included:
Miss Bessie Elder.
Erotic Grieg
Mazurka Observation-Disclosures. Zerkowitz
Serenata Mason
Miss Jean Parkhurst.
Cantabile ct Bolero (violin)-. .Denbe
Miss Esther Watts.
Vocal number ........-... Selected
Mrs. John Kleinhans,
Voices of the Past. ........ Green
Mrs. Harry Pribble.
waltz .........z....|..-. ...s Chopin
Mrs E. p. Clithero.
Serenade ............ Tosti
Mrs. R. II Morehouse.
To Wild Rose. J. 49, - - -
BY the Meadow Brook go. Mcdowell
Miss Rush
Shall We Forget ......s....... Tosti
Mrs. s. A Scott.
Scottish Tone Picture. ..-.. Mcdowell
Mrs w. H. Bowlby.
Still I Love You. Tost1
Mrs Walker Combs.
Sonata OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Haydn
Miss Louise Henderson.
Mr.. ]. W. Dansey was given a sur
prise party today by the other en-
ployes Of the engineering department
Of the Santa Fe, of which he is chief
clerk, who presented him with birth
day cake, decorated in rose design
with colored candles to the number Of
his birthday anniversaries. The party
included: Miss Gertrude Ella Chivers.
Miss Sara Marie Stickney, Miss Ida
Drusilla Barnes, Mr.. J. M Meade, Mr..
r. J. Cochran, Mr.. w. H. Howe, Mr.
E. w. Harrison, Mr.. George Marion
Maths, Mr.. L. D. Arnold, Mr.. A. Walk
er. Mr. L. E. Swain. Mr.. 2. Jester, Mr.
c. Snapp, Mr.. w. G. Snyser, Mr.. z. w.
Grant, Mr.. A. Eby, Mr.. G. NJ. Buck,
Mr.. John Yonlzers, Mr.. E. c. Smith,
Mr.. ". J. Whitson. Mr.. Walter Grices
Mr.. John Mckee.
B. A. T. s., an organization Of high
sch DOL girls, spent yesterday afternoon
a the home Of Miss Gertrude Pearson.
Those present were Miss Marie Van
derpool, Miss Wilma Wright Miss
Edna Campbell Miss Frances IaWlOF,
Miss Florence Snattinger, Miss Helen
Tillotson and Miss Hazel Criswel.
Mrs. L. A. Gillette entertained Friday
afternoon thirty-five guests for her sis
ter, Mrs. A. Anderson of Denver. The
house was decorated with cut flowers,
red in the dining room, yellow in the
living room and pink in the parlor.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. H G. Burt, of Chicago. who
has been the guest of Mrs. J. S. Burt
at 301 Topeka avenue, left for home
today.
Mr. W A L. Thompson has returned
from a business trip to New York and
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dillon and their
baby daughter, who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram P. Dillon, VIII
return to Kansas City tomorrow.
Mrs. George Hull, of Salina, viii ar
rive tonight to visit Mrs. n. H. LOOMS,
The Misses burlington Of Let's. Iowa,
who are guests Of the George F. Neil
family, viii leave for home next Mon
Mr.. W. P. Hunt viii sing the offer-
tory at Grace cathedral tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Clark and
their family returned yesterday from
the gulf coast where they spent the
winter. They were at Corpus Christi
and Rockport, Texas.
Mr.. g. H. Morrison was IN Kansas
City yesterday
Miss Frederick BulIene OF Colorado
Springs. who has recently returned
from Europe. where she has been since
June and Is now with her grand par