The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-17

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. POOR NELL'S LIEUTENANT.
Why did I give up Teddy with his
ponies and his trap,
And waste the season angling for the
army shoulder strap2
I didn't know the horrid thing was
flirting with me, too,
But 1 was wild in love with him. be
cause he wore the blue.
Twas such a Jolly lot of fun to stroll
along the street
And have him do" his lordly bow to
ali the girls we'd meet;
I gave him every two-step-oh, his
dances were divine -
And asked him out to dinner, where he
drank all papa wine.
And now he's gone away to war. while
every one supposed
We We're engaged-but bitter truth
he never once proposed
They all feel sorry. for my grief must
be profound. they say;
And 'ff he dies poor Nell viii be nun
or fade away"
They all have planned my. cruel fate
the news they call to hear;
That Kitty Brown drives by with Ted
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She tells the girls she cut me out, and
sails by every night
And says to Ted. Poor Nell grieves SO
she really Is a frightt''
Sara Josephine Albright.
Society and musical circles are mani
Testing a great deal Of interest in the
drawing room musicale to be given at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Going,
sos Topeka avenue next Wednesday
evening g T.ad dies NFrqnfn
object Of the entertainment, to raise
sum OF money for the Florence Critten-
ton mission recommends 1t further to
every one interested in worthy phil
anthropy- Already a large number of
tickets have been sold and others can
be obtained Of Mrs. Going. Some of
the best musicians Of Topeka. appear
on the programme which follows:
Duo for plano, March from Leo
more ...-...... ....H-..... Ran
Mrs j. w. Going. Miss Mary Harrison.
Let the Red Rose Fade. .....
When Love Abides ..... Clough-Leiter
Mrs. John K1einhans.
FAt4pl e-L-oll BOrOVYSkl
Mrs. Frank Foster.
TIL Not Complain ....-.. Schumann
Miss Nina Thomas.
The Pine Tree ................S Slater
lis Summer in Thine Eyes. ....
.--.-- ...-.-.. Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Miss Berenice Fuller.
Prelude ......-...- Rachmanlnoff
Miss Jean Parkhurst.
Mrs. Florence Fox-Thacher.
II -e-il9 4luAlDef Selected
Mr.. ALI KIingenberg.
spanish Morning Serenade. -. Quicken
4 mrs. r rank $. Thomas. Mrs L. S. Ferry
Vocal number --.......-.-....S Selected
Mrs. George w. Parkhurst
"al1z --.---.-- RachmaninofT
Mrs. George E. stoker.
An Ny Heart Is Weary. ......
-Goring Thomas
Mrs William w Wikidal
Quintette. Wynken. B1ynken and Nod.
A1ts. rank s. Thomas. Mrs George
w. Farkhurst. Mrs. I. S. Ferry. Miss
Lescher and Mrs. Frank Foster.
sara Josephine Albright. who con
tributes the verses which head this de-
partment today is Mrs William 8 AL
DIlgnI OF 1923 Harrison street wife Of
captain Albright. assistant state bank
commissioner. Mrs. Albright was for
merry Miss Ruder OF Iseavenvvorth She
has written many clever society verses
TOT newspapers and magazines and is
liie possessor of a very pretty talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Rosser will rive
caro- party tonight to celebrate their
wedding anniversary. St Patrioly's day
emplems and the Irish green viii be in
ev!qence In the decorations. High five
~ be the game. The invitations in
tain and Mrs. w. S. Albright. Mr.. and
MRS. II, Z. Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
Biggs, Mr.. and Mrs. K. u Whitted. Mr..
and Mrs L. S. Ferry. Mr. and Mrs. ".
J. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Thorn
as, MI and Mrs Carl Woodbury. NelIfs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William TaHaferro. Mr.
and Mrs Fred Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
H. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs Elon s.
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Erickson. DR..
and Mrs. Benton. Mr.. and Mrs J. f.
Lyle, Mr. and Mrs. William Trautman.
and Miss Veene Jones.
Mrs. L. A. Ryder asked a few friends
informally for this afternoon to meet
Miss Maud Ray Of Franklin. Mass. who
Is her guest for over Sunday
A number Of invitations outside the
list OF subscribers to the series of lee
lures being given in Topeka by Mr..
Charles Graham Dunlap, Lit. D., Of
the chair Of English of the University
OF Kansas, We're extended by Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas 2. Dewey for the lecture
on Percy Bysshe Shelley which was Civ
en- at their house in Potwin last night
The lecture was the third on the sub
sect OF the English poets and the even
ipg was thoroughly delightful ia every