The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-31

that she was dreadfuIly in love with
a man who pleased her fancy and de-
clded to marry him. But the man
had other plans and so the girls heart
was broken and her young life wreck
ed That is to say, she was very much
annoyed at what was an entirely new
experience for her and greatly aston
1shed that there was anything in all
| the world that Papa's money couldn't
buy for her. She didn't understand
the man at all, thought he must be
substitute to whom the role of rich
mans son-in-law made a stronger ap-
peal.
The associate members of the Music
study club gave a gypsy musicale
Wednesday evening at the home of
Dr. and Mrs J. S. Crumbine for the
active members Every one was in
gypsy costumes, the rooms were ar
ranged and decorated to represent a
gypsy camp and the programme in
cluded principally gypsy music. The
entertainment was decidedly unique
and enjoyable. The programme fol-
lows:
Gypsy Life ..S chumann
Chorus.
Home to Our Mountains, from II
MRS TF GarTS prib6ie. Mr.. Jay SMITH mshai
Mrs. Charles E. Bair.
Anvil Chorus. II Trovatore. Verdi
Chorus.
Stride va Vampa Verdi
Mrs Harry Pribble.
Ballet (Feramors) .---- .Rubenstein
Mrs. Morton Albaugh, Mrs. L. l.
Goodwin.
Habanera, from Carmen .--... .Bizet
mi Mrs sO Ralph skinne sHf Ae'9i'
All Have Sighed to Rest Me. Verdi
Mr.. Jay Smith.
f.s Mrs. r. a. Morehouse and H Mrs.
Charles E. Bair.
High school closes today and for
three months or more the social but
terfiies of the Mellin's Food crowd will
have nothing to interfere with the real
business of life.
Mrs. s. E. Lux. Mrs. Frank Park.
Mrs E S. Marshall and Mrs. B. F.
Shumate entertained informally Fri
is to leave soon for a permanent home
in Denver and for Mrs J. Chatham
who will leave for Parsons to remain
permanently.
The Washburn sophomores will give
a class party tonight at the home of
Miss Clara Daniels.
Miss Myrtle Radcliff, pupil of Miss
Whittlesey will give her degree piano
recital tonight at Miss Whittlesey's
studio in the Stormont building She
will be assisted by Mr.. David Bowie,
baritone. with Mrs. Daily. Miss Bail
ey. and Mr.. Robert Billiard. piano, Mrs
John F. Norton, accompanist.
Salina Journal: Mrs. ]. B. Johns en-
tertained at luncheon Monday in hon
or of Mrs. Clare Teaugue Cries. Mrs.
L
of Los Angeles, and Mrs r. A Burch
of Topeka
Mrs T. s Stevens gave a luncheon
today in honor of Mrs. C. A Wilbur,
who will leave in June for a perman-
ent home in Boston. The guests limit
ed to Mrs Wiibur's near friends were
Mrs David Palmer. Mrs T. W. Harri-
son, Mrs D. P. Paxton of Kansas City.
Mrs. w. E Culver, Mrs George Over
nyer. Mrs. r. H. Cav, Mrs. H. l. Shir-
er, Mrs. ]. P. WahIe. Mrs W. H. Bowl |
by. Mrs. John Currier. Mrs. T. w.
Pears. Mrs. c. F. Menninger and Miss
Gertrude Barnes.
Mrs. Francis R. Frost gave a dinner |
Tuesday night for Mr.. Ray Cope, who |
will graduate this evening from the |
High school. and Mr.. Roy Cope The |
Ernest Beine. Mr.. George Wilbur and /
Mr.. Theodore Zercher.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Stout entertained |
he members of the high school fac
atty Wednesday night at their home on |
Fillmore street
Notes and Personal Mention
Mr.. Dick Reed and Mr.. Alfred Quin-
on will leave tomorrow for Oklahoma
to join Santa Fe railway engineering |
corps.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell will |
move next week to 1173 Fillmore street.
Miss Amanda Jones of Junction City |
will arrive next week to visit Mrs. Geo.
W Martin
Mrs. J. H. Churchill of Dodge City