The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-25

Mrs. J. W. Going will entertain the
Ladies Music club, their husbands,
escorts and a few other guests, to-
night. The programme, in charge Of
Mrs. John Kleinhans and Mrs. W. G.
Dickie, viii include popular familiar
and old fashioned numbers. Mrs
Sarah Wathena Brown, harpist, of
Chicago, viii play.
Mrs. John Kleinhans. soprano, Miss
Nina Thomas. contralto. Mr.. Harry
Pribble. tenor, and Mr. Edward Shum-
Kansas. next week to assist in the pre-
sentation. by local talent, Of Cowen's
oratorio, The Rose Maiden.
The class of 1906 of the Kansas
College of Music including Miss Grace
Beard, piano. Miss Catharine Graves,
voice, Miss Grace Leckie Page, voice
and Miss AlIabelle Troutman, piano,
who will be graduated with the de-
gree Of Mus. B., will give their grad
uating recitals Thursday evening, May
8. and Thursday evening, May 10.
The programmes follow:
Graduating recital by Grace Leckfe
Page, soprano, and Allabelle Trout
man, pianiste. Recital hall Security
building, Thursday evening, May Bird,
1906
Haydn-Aria-fr the Seasons. -
Miss Page.
GreigZsonata in e minor. op. No.
Z, Miss Troutman.
Manney-I Love and the World Is
Mine with violin obligato Miss Page.
Observation-Disclosures in F, Miss
Troutman.
'Mignon."
Browne erenata'
H A. A. Beach='June. . Miss Page.
Arensky- Pres de Ia Mere
Tschaikowsky-' of the Sky
lark"
"Etude." op. IS. No. 8.
Miss Troutman.
Arditi-''Love in springtime''-
Waltz song, Miss Page.
List = .'Nvaldesrauschen. Miss
Troutman.
Graduating recital by Grace Mary
Beard. pianiste, and Catherine Noble
Graves, soprano Recital hall, Sc
curity building, Thursday evening.
May 10th. 1905.
Bach--Prelude No. II.
Beethoyen-Sonata in E Minor, op.
go, Miss Beard
Gounod-The Holy Temple.
Papini-Romanza Miss Graves.
Weber - Rondo Brilliant, Miss
Beard.
enthusiastically Heart at thy Sweet
Voice. Samson and DeIlah"
Logan-Legend Of the Moon.
Wagner-Eslsa's Dream Lohen-
grin Miss Graves.
Brahm@Berceuse
Brahms op. III, No 8.
Serenade, Miss Beard.
Mozart-The Violet.
Bischoff-Love Sings the Lark
Morning-Waltz song, Miss
Graves.
Liszt-Rhapsodie, No. 8. Miss Beard.
A little girl who lives on Van Buren,
street was confirmed last Sunday. That
morning when she was ready for
church a little boy and girl who live in
the neighborhood came over to see her
In all the glory of her white gown and
wreath and veil. rs this the day your
going to be paralyzed, Marie ?" asked
the little boy. and his sister interposed
IN shocked and Mortified tone: why,
Harold, you don't mean paralyzedi
She's going to be consumed
The L and I club had a meeting yes
/ terday afternoon with Mrs. James L.
/ King and the following officers were
elected: Miss Kate Gunther. president;
I Mrs. Charles Brooks Thomas, vice pres
/ ldent; Mrs. W B. Swan, secretary, and
/ Mrs. Harry Noble, treasurer. The club
made $500 for its treasury with the anna
/ teur entertainment A japanese Fete
which was given at the Grand Easter
week
The West Side Forestry club and. some
of their friends will go to Manhattan
tomorrow to spend the day at the State
Agricultural college.
Mrs. N NJ Rice, 523 Harrison street
gave a pretty party yesterday after
noon to celebrate the fourteenth birth
Gay anniversary Of her daughter, Anna
Burr Rice. She was assisted by Mrs
B. NJ. Davies, Mrs. z. H. Bartlett, Miss
Margaret Douglas, Miss Laura South
wick, Miss Leta Rice and Miss Emily
/ Metzger. The invitations included:
/ Hildegard Hurley, Ruth Raster, Bessie
i Lagerstrom, Isabel Dickinson. Flor
H erce Davis, Dorothy Barber. Marguerite
Shakeshaft. Mary Parkinson, Florence
II Nelson, Marie Aillet, Altha Watson
Ruth Foster, Lena Lord, Emma Smith
Marie Cope. Rose Hite, Edith Upde-
graf, Edith Switzer, Margaret Ray
May NissIey, Lucille Mills, Elizabeth
Mills, Doris Conroy, Mary Clark, lisa.