The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-24

! Hamlet and Jessica in the Merchant of
| Venice She played the leading fent-
! nine role in Maxim Gorky's Night
Refuge and besides has played innum-
cradle roles in Norwegian dramas lit
/ tie known on the English speaking
stage.
Mr.. and Mrs Jebe have taken an
apartment at the Clemens house, 1875
! Clay street, where Sofie Bernhoft, as
| she is known in Norway, is having her
| first experience in housekeeping. She
| confesses that she is not a quick
study" Gas American theatrical par
/ lance has it, in the cook book and that
she is not yet letter perfect in the lines
of ner new role. She is unwilling to say
| that she prefers domestic to an artistic
| career but holds that all experiences
| may be beneficial and are worth while
| and is rather enjoying the novelty OF
her new life.
At the entertainment to be given by
| Mrs Klingerberg for the benefit of
| the local Humane society-you might
know, if YOU knew Mrs. Klingenberg;
! it is always animals or boys clubs
| with her,-Feb. s in Washburn chapel
| Mrs Jebe has consented to assist and
| the feature of the programme is to be
/ her appearance-the first in America
| of an actress renowned all over Scan
! dinaVia. Mrs. Jebe will give a scene
| from Bjoernstjerne Bjoernsen's Berg
/ lot The drama deals with the Nor
way of the Vikings and Mrs. Jebe VIII
sustain the role of Vikings Queen
| and will be in costume. Her reading
will be accompanied by Grieg music
| played by Ny. I<lingenberg- Mrs. Jebe
will of course speak entirely in Nor
wegian, but the programmes will con-
/ tain a synopsis of the play and scene
translated into English. The rest of
the programme will be typically Nor
wegian although it will all be given in
English. Mrs. Souther and Mrs Flor
, ence Fox Thatcher will sing Grieg's At
the Cioister Gate with an angel
choir of fifty girl voices, and there
Will be other features not yet an
nounced. The entertainment will be
without exception the most notable of
the season, for excellence of quality
and complete novelty. Although the
plan is TO give it in Washburn chapel
the sale of tickets will undoubtedly be
so large that it will be necessary to
take it to a large auditorium.
Mrs. Joel r. Burrow has issued in
vitations for the afternoon of January
! thirty-first at Pinehurst, her home in
Highland Park. Thimbles. She viii.
be assisted by Mrs. James E. Hurley,
Mrs J. D. Robertson of Leavenworth
and Miss Irma Doster.
At recent society function in To-
peka the most elaborate gown was an
imported creation worn by visiting
woman who looked very chic and dis
tinguished until. when the evening
was half over, the sleeve of her gray
flannel union suit which she had rolled
up slipped down and hung awkwardly
below her short sleeve. But she was
having such good time hustling
. about shaking hands with PEOPLE and
noticed it and went about that way for
two hours
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Perkins of Law
renee will give a dinner tonight at
| their house, TTfton Court, to the mem
bers of the state board of law exam
liners, the justices OF the Kansas SUI
preme court, and the members of the
faculty of the school of law of the
University of Kansas and their wives
and Judge and Mrs. Charles A. Smart
of Ottawa. Mr.. Perkins is a member
of the board of law examiners. The
invitations include Judge and Mrs. ].
/ D. Mcfarland of Topeka, Judge and
Mrs. G. H Buchanan of Winfield.
| Judge and Mrs. c. F. Hutchings OF
Kansas City, Judge and Mrs. r. F.
Thompson of Minneapolis, Chief JUS
tice and Mrs. VIM. A. Johnston of
Minneapolis, Justice and Mrs. Adrian
L. Greene of Newton, Justice and Mrs
| Charles r. Graves of Emporia, Justice
and Mrs. Rousseau A. Burch of Salina,
Justice and Mrs. Henry F. Mason of
Garden City, Justice and Mrs. Clark
A Smith of Cawker City Justice and
Mrs. Silas Porter of Kansas City. Kan,
Mr. D. A Valentine of Clay Center,
Prof. and Mrs. James w. Green, Prof.
and Mrs. VIM. E. Higgins, DR.. VIM.
L. Burdick and Prof VIM. Underhill
Moore all of Lawrence. Judge and
Mrs. Charles A. Smart of Ottawa.
Mrs. Charles H. Wentworth, for
merly of Topeka, but who has been
living in Salina fer the past three
years was married yesterday morning
to Miss Grace Gibson of Salina, at the
/ nome of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Wentworth stopped in Topeka
yesterday afternoon on their way east
on an extended wedding trip. and are
the guests for a few days of Mr. and
/ Mrs Harmon Wentworth, the formers
parents, at their house on East Tenth
avenue. They were entertained last
night at a family supper party. On
1 their return from their wedding jour
ney Mr.. and Mrs; Wentworth will
make their home in st. Joseph where
/ the former will engage in business
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Katharine Brady and
i Mr. Francis William Fogwell, both of
J Los Angeles, which took place Wed
i nesday morning, January %, at the
] nome of the brides parents in Los
! angeles. Mr. Fogwell is a son of Mr..
ana Mrs Samuel FogweH of 1929 Fill
more street and is expected here with
. MS bride next week to visit them be-
fore establishing himself here per-
manently.
Mrs. W. E. Fagen. 42o Buchanan
! street gave children's party yester-