The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-29

A MaypoIe dance is always the signal
for Indictment weather, so today's tenn
perature, in view of the preparations
made for a May party at the Country
club tonight, is no surprise. The COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements,
however, were prepared for it and the
dance instead of being given on the
lawn at 1880 O'Clock as first planned,
will be given inside the club house at
g. 1t will be followed by a short must
cal programme and general dancing.
The party is the regular monthly en-
tertainment for members and their
families.
Salina Journal: The reunion of the
"oId boys of the ST. Johns military
school will be held in the Gould house
this evening. The speaker for the ev-
ening will be Colonel z. G.. Little of
Abilene: The following out of town
guests have arrived and more are ex-
pected this afternoon: Fraser Cole of
Topeka, Ridley Pearson of Kansas
City, Arthur Wooley of Topeka, AFred
Sturgess of Concordia, and Bishop
Millspaugh of Topeka.
The annual banquet of the Washburn
law school will be given at the law
school Friday evening at half after 6
o'clock.
Miss Madeline Whitney will enter
tain some of her Washburn friends at
9 dance at Steinberg's tonight.
The Music Study club will give an
informal musicale tonight at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. S. ]. Crumbine.
The piano pupils Of Miss Parry
Bundy will give an analytical recital.
woman in Music at her studio to-
night. Miss Helen Hogeboom, soprano,
will assist. The programme follows:
Paper-'Woman in Music.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss AIDA Harper
Scarf Dance .-.--....-.... Chamlnade
Miss Azel Hughes, Miss Grace Roger.
The Sweetest Flower. ........... .4ieber
Miss Hogeboom.
Minuet. Mrs. H. H. A. Beach
Miss Conron.
Bubbling Spring -...--..---.- Rive-King
Mrs. Homer Shull.
Annie Laurie. Rive-King
Know a Lovely Garden
Afterwards Love. D'Hardelot
Miss Hogeboom.
Arctic Night. Mrs. H. H. A. Beach
Miss Mackey.
Creole Dance: Chaminade
Miss Winnie McLatchey.
valse ...........-............ Carreno
Miss Ruth Holt
Valse.. ....-. Margaret Ruthven Lang
Mr.. Sheriff. Smith.
Night-Morning-F Song Cycle
Summertime" .Lan1on Ronald
Miss Hogeboom.
La Sevillane. Chaminade
First piano-Aiss Bundy.
Second piano-Miss Harper.
Annual commencement concert will
be given June Z, at First Baptist
church.
Certificate class roll-Miss Edith Van
Dorp. Miss AIDA Harper.
Testimonial class roll-Miss Winnie
McLatchey. Miss Ada Conron Miss
Bertha Murphy, Miss Ruth Holt, Miss
Claire Mackey. Mrs. Homer Shull Miss
Edith Maxwell, Miss Azel Hughes, Miss
Grace Roger.
Miss Mamie Fullerton Zahner en-
tertained her Bethany teachers at a
party at the Country club yesterday
afternoon.
Miss May Reddick of ST Mary's
will give a party Friday night at her
home in honor of Miss Mary Banks
who has been attending Washburn
college and making her home with
her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs
John r. MulvaIe. Miss Banks Miss
Mary Louise Zanone of Memphis
Tenn, Miss Orc Moneypenny and Miss
Jennie Moneypenny will go to ST.
Mary's Friday to attend the party.
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DR.. and Mrs. T. c. BiddIe gave a
dinner last night to the following
guests: Chief Justice and Mrs john
ston, Governor and Mrs. Hoch Mr.
and Mrs. A A. GODDARD, Mr.. and Mrs
Morton Albaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elem
niken, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Bone
Mr. and Mrs Eugene F. Ware, Mr.