The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-08


Ethel De Obert and Miss Jeanette
Ware are all members of the Humane
society. The principal feature of the
programme will be the appearance of
Mrs Halfdan Jebe, late of the National
theater of Christiania. Norway, where
she was known as Sofie Bernhoft in a
dramatic recital from Bjornson's Berg
lict. Mrs. Jebe's reading will be in
contain a synopsis of her number trans
lated into English. Mrs. Jebe was for
ten years an actress in the National
theater at Christiania where she played
with success in many roles. She Gre
ated the leading feminine role of Maxim
Gorky's Night Refuge when it had its
first presentation in Norway, and
among her other roles known to Amer
lea theater goers are Agnes in Ibsen's
Brand, Mrs. Allwing in Ghosts, Ophelia
in Hamlet and Jessica in Merchant Of
Venice.
The complete programme for the en-
tertainment follows:
Norwegian Fantasia. Haitian Jebe
Mr. Halfdan Jebe.
Norwegian Folk Songs-Caw Calling,
Karl Knudsdatter. On the Mountain,
Paul on the Hillside.
Madame Lunde Souther.
Berg1iot, Dramatic Scene ............
...!............Bj ornstjerne Bjornson
Madame Bernhoft Jebe.
CGreig Music with Mr.. KIingenberg at
the piano)
The Irish Washerwoman. .-......
At the ClofSter Gate. Grieg
Madame Lunde Souther.
Mrs. Florence Fox Thacher.
Washburn Ladies' Chorus.
Miss Dorothy Wilson will entertain
her bridge club-the L. Y. B.'s-next
Monday.
It's getting SO you can tell whom
certain man brought to a party by the
size of the bunch of violets she wears.
The lucky girl last night wore about
forty dollars worth. They were plas-
tered all over the front of her bodice
HUH disdainfully shifted a girl who
wore a wreath of artificial flowers Il
consider so many a vulgar display and
in the worst possible taste"
&
The Tivoli club will give their last
dance before Lent at Steinberg's to-
night.
Miss Floyd Robenson was a substitute
at the meeting of the Tell club today
with Miss Helen Quinton and Miss Fay
Quinton.
There is a new rule, a copy of which
will be framed upon the wall at the
Helianthus dances: Every married
man is expected to dance at least three
times with his own wife,
MI anu MIS- JdIIleS y. CSlC-
brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage last night with a silver
wedding party at their home No. I'll
Quincy street. 1t was a most happy
occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilchrist were
married iE far away Canada where
they were born and brought up but
came to Kansas Immediately after their
marriage and have lived in or near the
vicinity of Topeka since their arrival in
Kansas They have many friends here.
and these friends remembered them in
a handsome. manner last night by
showering on them many beautiful and
costly gifts in silver. An elaborate
course supper was served at small ia
bles scattered through the rooms on
the lower floor of the house. All of
these rooms were decorated prettily,
the color scheme being red and white.
After the supper there was an interest
ing programme of toaSts interspersed
with musical selections, at the conclus-
ion of which there was informal dane
ing. Among the guests who enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilchrist's hospitality
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Went
worth, Miss Beulah wentworth, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wentworth of st.
Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ream of
Schaeffer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peck,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Peck of Kilner. Mr.. and Mrs. C. +.
Antrim. Miss Trixy Antrim, Miss Pansy
Antrim, Mrs. Darlington Lodge, MISS
Lodge, Miss Margaret Lodge, Mr..
Clarence H. Lodge, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Boast Miss Hazel Boast, Mr..
Joseph Lodge. Miss Belle Lodge. Mr..
and Mrs. George Risen, Mr.. and Mrs
L. McDonaIu, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wooley, Mr.. Thomas Gilchrist, Miss
Gertrude Gilchrist, Miss Blanche Gil
christ, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Gilchrist,
Mr.. William Gilchrist,. Mr.. Walter Gill
christ, Miss Jessie Gilchrist, Miss Ethel
Gilchrist, Miss Primrose Gilchrist, Miss
Mabel Gilchrist, Miss Gladys Gilchrist,
Mr.. f S. Stevens and Miss Emma
Stevens.
The Beta sorority of Washburn win
entertain tonight at the home of Miss
Helen Haughey.
Miss Amanda Findlay will entertain
the Best Bower club and some other
guests Tuesday of next week for her
sister, Mrs. Stokes of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Hemphill en-
tertained their evening high five club
last might. The company included Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene b. Stotts. Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Brunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
". Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Cartilage - stsk
Four girls went to a manicuring
establishment<y yesterday and asked for
a <zT,Rria1 7tf91ardss rate Thew Thought