The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-25

| Iege she has a wide acquaintance in
Topeka After she left Washburu she
entered Smith college where she was
graduated She is an exceptionally
attractive young woman, an expert
horSeWOman and a musician of some
ability Mr. TreadweH IS a Yale man.
4 graduate Of Sheffield Scientific
school He is a son Of the late Major
George H TreadWsu. prominent
citizen Of Albany. n Y He is at
present superintendent of the factory
Of the Robins Conveying Belt company
Of Passaic- N J.. but lives in New
York. He was one Of the founders of
the University club of Albany and is a
member of the Albany Country club,
the Yale club of New York cftv ana
a director of the Watching Hunt club
Of PlaindeId N J. Miss ScoviIIe and
her sister Miss Frances ScovilIe have
spent most of their time in travel
since they finished school. They were
in Colorado Springs all winter and
went TO New York about two months
ago
Miss Alice Lakfu viii entertain the
members OF the Tel club and a few
other young women and a corTespO nd
ing number of men at bridge tonight
for her guest, Miss Schuyler of Gin
ton Iowa
Dr. and Mrs Willis A Coston will
Mrs. ]. p Root of Kansas City, DR.
and Mrs Simpson of Dodge City. DR..
and Mrs Hetrick of Ottawa and Dr.
and Mrs c. A EsterIy of Lawrence,
who are in town for the dental meet
ing next week. and Dr. and Mrs Ches-
ter B. Reed
A Topeka man wants it announced
that he viii go TO Europe TO spend the
summer in 1911
An interesting event Of the week will
be the May party at the Country club
families A Maypole dance will be a
feature Of the entertainment The girls
and men in the dance Will be Miss Eva
Smith. Miss Isabel Smith. Miss Maud
Grimes. Miss Nellie AInIspaugh. Miss
Helen McClintock. Miss Frances Con
nell Mr.. David Lakin. Mr. Hugh Nc
F-arland. Mr. Harry Eagle. Mr.. Har-
old Copeland. Mr. Ben Scandrett and
Mr. Monte KistIer- There will be a
short musical programme followed by
an Informal dance Mrs Albert T
Reid is in charge of the arrangements,
and IS assisted by Mrs A A Hurd-
MIS- H s Morgan. Mrs J. C MohIer.
Mrs L H Mum, Mrs B. f Akers.
Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Helen
Smith and Miss Isabel Smith
It has developed that the gray and
white striped hanneIs n which Hugh
MCFARLAND has been killing it at all
nership by Mr. Mcfarland and Ed
Curry The latter wore them to the
Vinewood dance last night and TO prove.
that clothes make the man. Mr. Nc
Fariand in plain cts suffered an
almost total eclipse 1t will be his
turn TO wear them tonight however.
Jim Mcfarland has some toppy new
summer Iug-a Norfolk jacket suit in
the money away from the partnership
ffanneIs- Indeed this viii be about al
for those hanueIs unless paid for at
regular advertising rates by the estab-
FfeE- IL
Interesting events in local musical
circles were the era duatfou recitaIs of
the Washburu music school this week
All Knngenberg and Miss Nellie Marie
Pond. vocalist. pupil of Mrs. Florence
Fox Thacher- gave their recital Tues
day night in MacVfcar chapel The
ing Beethovens concerto in c minor
played by Mr. McNeeIy with the or
chestraI parts on second piano by Mr..
kuugenberg. splendid number
Mr. McNeely has an unusual talent
which has been carefully developed by
Mr. kHugeuberg and he plays with
technical and temperamental distiuc-
ton Miss Pond has an exquisite mez-
70 soprano voice and she sang a varied
programme delightfully."- Miss Celia
May Smith and Miss Anna Ne Kfrihau
gave their gradUating recitaIs last
night Miss Smith who is also a pupil
voice of a delightful lyric quality. Miss
McKirfhan. pupil Of Mr. kHngenberg.
played an excellent programme with a
success very gratifying to her teacher
and friends. The commencement recital
of the school of music will be given
next Wednesday evening The public
- invited
Mrs. Mary Vance Humphrey. of
Junction City. president of the Worn-
ans Kansas Day club. has published a
smartIy gotten Up little brochure con-
tanning q history OF the organization,
its bylaws. constitution, and so forth
and some letters from pioneer women
with good haIf-tone pictures of the Of
ficers and prominent members Of the
club
The Saturday Afternoon club is
spending the day at Cedarcrest, the
MacLennan country place They rode
out in a talIy-ho this morning and VIII
have a picnic supper and return by
moonlight
The ChaIftso club of Highland Park
was entertained Thursday by the Do
Mrs. Charles O'NeiI near Berryton-
The Portia club had its last meet
ing Of the season Thursday with Mrs
z. J. Whitaker Mrs s J. Crumbine
read a paper. Picturesque Mexico. and
Mrs ]. H Mcbride gave readings
from WhitcOmb Riley. The new Off
GERS are Mrs J. H Mcbride presi-
dent: Mrs E a Fredenha gen, vice
president: Mrs B. H Pugh, Secretary.
Mrs Arthur Nichols will entertain
the Monday Whist club a week from
next Monday