The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-12

Washburn in the class of '04 and did
graduate work at BFyn MaWr last
year. The friends asked TO assist at
the reception yesterday were Mrs.
Hiram Price Dillon, Mrs Jonathan
Thomas, Mrs S. NJ Davidson, Mrs.
Charles S. Elliott, Miss Mary Thomp-
son. Miss Florence Welcome Miss
Amy Overmyer, Miss Mamie Veale
Miss Julia Leland of Troy, Miss Mary
Meade, Miss Margaret Johnston and
Miss Nina Bauer. Miss Eva Bailey
and Mrs. Sweets two nieces who are
visiting her, Miss Esther Mason of
Kansas City and Miss Jeanette Wis
wall of Columbia, Missouri, were at
the punch bowl. The house was very
prettily decorated with palms, ferns
and smtlax in all the rooms used in
addition to pink carnations in the
drawing room, American Beauties in
the music room, MarechalnieI roses in
the library and the Richmond red
roses in the dining room. Following
the reception the assisting friends were
entertained at tea the Invitations for
the evening including Mr.. John wa
ters, MI Hugh Mcfarland. Mr. Tink-
ham Veale. Mr.. George Veale III, Mr..
William HOuser, Mr.. Curtis Good. Mr.
John Abrahams, Mr.. Guy Adams, Mr..
man.
Through an erroneous newspaper
statement report has gotten out that
the concert to be given at the Audi
forum Monday night BY Madame
Sigrid Lunde Souther, soprano. and
Mr. Haitian Jebe, violinist is a Wash
Durn music school faculty concert
Although Madame SOuther and Mr.
Jebe are members of the Washburn
music school faculty and will be as
sisted at their concert by Mr.. Alt
Klingenberg, pianist, and Mr.. G. B.
Penny, organist, also of the faculty.
the concert is not faculty concert but
IS given solely to introduce Madame
Souther and Mr.. Jebe to a Topeka
audience. Neither has been heard
here before except in chapel at Wash
burn and much interest attaches to
their primary appearance Monday
night Madame SOuther is a woman Of
unusual beauty, grace and charm of
manner and her striking appearance
and magnetic personality promise so
much that everyone who has met her
is eager to hear her sing. Mr.. Jebe is
said by those who have heard him to
be a thorough artist who will prove a
valuable addition to musical circles
here. The programme for the concert
follows:
Overture to Coriolan. ...... Beethoven
Mr. George Barlow Penny.
Romance Svendsen
Humoresque ........ Dvorak
Mr.. Haitian Jebe.
Concerto in E fat .......B Beethoven
Mr.. ALI Klingenberg.
Orchestral parts on the organ by Mr.
l VIII Not Love Thee. ....... sinding
In the Boat Grieg
Siebel, from Faust ..... Gounod
Madame Sigrid Lunde Souther.
Romance in G.....-.. Beethoven
Mr.. Jebe. Orchestral parts on the
organ by Mr.. Penny.)
Hungarian Fantasia ....-. List
Mr.. Klingenberg. Orchestral parts
on the organ.)
Wen0 icn in 61fra A,1rov
Schumann
Malgre Moi ..............- Pfeifer
Del"n 49,. ..--.-.-. 'Hardelot
Morning Glory Song 49,. Huntington
Madame Souther.
Salut d Amour ... Elgar
ttavanaise -..- Saint Saens
Mr. Jebe
Santa Maria . Faure
Madame Souther
with organ, violin and piano)
Miss Ethel Davis entertained the
Friday Whist club today in compli-
ment to her guest Miss Grace Moses
of Great Bend Beside the club mem
bers and Miss Moses, the friends asked
were Mrs. Arthur T. McClintock of
Lincoln, Neb.. Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell.
Miss Lena Packard Of Los Angeles
and Miss Ella Davis
Some Of the members Of the local
chapter Of the Delta Omicron Omicron
fraternity will go to Emporia Saturday
to install a chapter in the Emporia
high school
The Travellers club will go to Cam
eron's Bluff on a nutting expedition to-
morrow. The members Of the club are
Miss Marie Westerfield, Miss Gertrude
Morton. Miss Kittie Quinehe, Miss
Alice mccoy, Mrs. Stricken. Miss Alice