The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-27

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! band. The front is fastened with cord
ornaments. Any of the heavy coating
| opment.
| At this season an Industrious woman
is making Christmas presents for
] begrudges every minute away from
| her needlework and is tempted to take
| her knitting and embroidery to the
| theater and church in order not to
waste any time.
| Some of the Oklahoma players on
the Oklahoma football team are rip
PIN good lookin' judging by the
| photographs their advance agent is
sending out. Captain Cross who plays
quarterback and Frank Long, guard,
are top notchers.
At the annual parish meeting of
Grace cathedral Monday night the fol-
lowing vestry was elected: Mr.. Daniel
W. Nellis, Mr.. E. w. Thompson, Mr..
H. c. Kibbee, Mr.. Earle Williams, Mr..
Henry A. Scandrett, Mr.. Augustus
Zahner, Mr.. c. w. Merriam, Mr.. F. E.
Mcfarland, and DR.. W. N. West.
Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon entertained
the Duplicate whist club at the To-
peka club Yesterday. Mrs. George w.
lib, nd nj
were substitutes. Miss Kate Gunther
will be the hostess of the club Friday
of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Kelly will enter
tain a Thanksgiving party and their
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Nc
Lellan and Miss Ceole Grid of Devils
Lake. North Dakota, Mr. and Mrs. W.
and Mrs. Scott and Miss Grace Van
Dyke of Kansas City.
Mr. H. A Auerbach will entertain the
Palace Clothing company employees at
a line party at the Washburn-Oklahoma
football game on Washburn field to-
morrow.
Miss Sue Rodgers gave an afternoon
bridge today for Miss Berenice Johnson
of Atchison guest of Miss Ella Davis.
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The marriage of Miss Esther Mullin,
NJ. .. II,
and Mr.. Frank E. Brush, took place
this afternoon at the MulIin home, 1910
Fillmore street. Mr. Brush is a nephew
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Foster, who
will give a reception at their home in
Potwin Place this evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Brush who leave tomorrow for
wedding trip to Chicago and will be at
home with the Fosters when they re-
turn.
Miss Grace Hill gave an informal
party last night in honor Of Miss Ger
trude Beal and Miss Lena Bea1 OF
Leavenworth. who are the guests of
Miss Sadie Baird. Miss Baird will en-
tertain for the Misses Beal tonight.
Kansas City Journal: Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Huntington Ware and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Ralph Nelson were the
ton given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
MILFORD Edward Nelson at their home,
412 North Seventh street, Kansas City,
Kan The house was decorated in
palms, carnations, chrysanthemums and
southern smilax. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
and their honor guests received in the
front room under an arch of palms and
ferns. Large bouquets of pink chrys-
anthemums were on cabinets and win
dows and doorways were draped in wild
smilax. The dining room was decorated
in quantities of red berries and the CEN
terpiece of the dining table was a large
were combined with
ferns in the library and hall. An or
chestra in the hall played during the
evening.
The faculty of the departments of
music and expression of the College of
the Sisters of Bethany will give the
recital in the chapel Monday
evening, December 2:
Two pianos-First Movement Con-
C0rtO
Miss Hallanger at the first piano.
Recitative and Aria from the opera,
The Maid of Orleans Farewell,
Miss Mcintosh.
Miss Ingraham.
Schumann-Liszt
Miss Terry.
(a) Du Dist die Ruth. ........Sc Schubert
(b) o, For a Day of Spring. Andrews
(c) Wings of Night. Arthur Vernon
I'D A Little Thief. Leo Stern
(e) Awakening .DHardelot
Miss Mcintosh.
Etude in E major Observation-Disclosures.
Ballade in A fiat. Chopin
Miss Hallanger.
The Awakening. Mrs. A d. Mason
Miss Terry.
Miss Ingraham.
Two pianos-Danse Macabre
...... Saint Saens |
Miss Terry at the first piano.
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