The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-16

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After wedding cards sent out by Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh McKenna Of Omaha
have been received in Topeka announc-
ing the marriage of their daughter, Mrs.
Helen McKenna Drexel to Mr.. David
Winfield Mulvane Saturday May 3. in
the city of New York.
The young women of the Helianthus
set viii give an informal dance tonight
at Steinberg's. It has been enormously
reported that the hostesses would fiji
out the programmes but no Leap Year
customs viii prevail. The idea. is to
make the party as agreeable as posi-
bic for the men and they will be permit
ted to make out their own programmes
and to wear what they please, it being
generally understood that evening dress
will be conspicuously absent.
The sub-seniors of the high school
will give a reception tonight at the
home of Miss Helen Estey in honor of
the seniors who will be graduated the
first Of next month
Kansas City Journafs Mrs. Fred Du-
mont Smith, of Kinsley, has arrived to
visit Mrs. John P. obear. 1926 Forest
avenue, and will be the guest of honor
at her party Thursday afternoon.
Leavenworth POST. Mrs. Alfred
Wulfekuhler and Mrs. Louis Wulfekuh-
Ter have issued invitations for a recep-
ton to be given Tuesday, May p, on
South Broadway The hours are be-
tween 4 and s.
Lawrence World: William A. Harris.
Democratic nominee for governor. was
the guest Of honor at a dinner given at
the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house yester-
and the occasion was a very informal
one serving to introduce him to his fra
teTnity brothers.
Miss Grace Beard, pupil of Mr.. Aft
Khngenberg, will give her graduating
recital at the First Christian church
this evening and will be awarded the
| Degree of Mus. B by the Kansas College
| of Music. Miss Beard will be assisted
by Miss Hila Mcbride. soprano. The
programme follows:
Bach-Prelude No. H.
Beethoven-Sonata in 2 minor, op. 90,
Randegger-save Me. God. Miss
/ Mcbride.
Thomas-Dost Thou Know That
speaks4GO. Pretty Rose. Miss Nc
Bride.
Brahms-Berceuse
/ Gronrahl-Serenade Miss Beard
Stern-Printemps Miss Mcbride.
Iiszt-Rhapsodie No. 8, Miss Beard.
Mrs. n. M. Rice will give a birthday
party Thursday afternoon between the
hours of 4 and o'clock for her son,
N. NJ, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brewer, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. S. Brigham, Mrs. Arthur Ling
afelt of Chicago, Mrs. Arthur McClin-
took of Lincoln. Neb., Miss Gunther.
/ Miss Nell Clough and Miss Buck COM
posed a picnic party at Vinewood last
night
Mrs w P. Hemphill is entertaining
the Best Bower club and these adj
ditional guests this afternoon: Mrs.
John EhEhart, Mrs. Frank Strawn. Mrs.
| Charles Joslin, Mrs. Thomas Lyon, Mrs
| A. r. Lucas, Mrs. Jules Snattinger, Mrs.
i Walter Dickinson Of Nferiden, Miss Cora
Liston Of Palisade. Neb. Miss Lillian
Kirkpatrick, Miss Elizabeth Gavitt,
Miss Agnes Walsh, Miss Anna Marie
Walsh, Miss Lola Pankey.
The Portia club will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Fred c. Slater.
A vocal recital by Nellie Marie Pond
contralto, pupil of Mrs. Florence Fox
Thaeher, assisted by Florence Yernice
Hassey, pianist, student Of Professor
lScherubel, will be given at MacVica1
chapel Washburn college, Friday ey-
ening May 1S o'clock. The pro-
gramme follows:
E'inden-Temple Bells.
Jensen-Oh, Press Thy Cheek
Schumann-Monat Mai
Godard-En Route, Miss Hassey.
F1elitz-Song Cycle-Eliland.
Chopin-Valse.
Jensen-ATurmuringZ ephers, Miss Has
sey.
Miss Gertrude Tracy, accompanist-
IThe Lay of the S. r.. continued
Every town when 1t grows beyons
the stage where the itinerant dress
maker can carry the news, must hav
society column in its newspaper
and, as a conconitant necessary evil
q society reporter. The itineran
dressmaker still does business in To
pelxa and the S. r. has other rivals Il
Athe members Of the Cook Ladies