The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-17
)SOciiIety

/ One of the interesting weddings of
| the season is that of Miss Margaret NJ.
| Helbert, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. HeIbert, and Mr.. John d. Knox,
| Jr., son of the Rev. John d. Knox, or
Belvoir Place, Potwin. The ceremony
will be performed at $3.50 this evening
at the home of the bride, 116 Topeka
avenue Rev. John D. Knox, father of
the bridegroom, will be the officiating
clergyman. The attendants Will De
Miss Mamie Knox, sister OF the groom
bridesmaid, and Mr.. A Wright, brotn-
er of the bride, best man MISS Matle
Knox is to play Lohengrin's wedding
march as the wedding party take their
place in the bow window of the front
parlor where the color scheme Is IN
green and white. The brides gown
will be Paris lawn with val trimmings
and she will carry shower bouquet oA
brides roses, the bridesmaid IS to carry
pink roses. Sixty guests have beeh
invited to witness the ceremony the
following of whom are from out OF
town: Mrs. J. u. Collins of Wichita
Mrs. Charles Kline of Fort Madison,
Ia, Mr.. and Mrs. William Beverly OF
Manhattan and Mr. James Helbert or
Mulvane, Kan. Mr.. and Mrs John u.
Knox, Jr, will leave this evening Tor
Eskridge, Kan, where they will be at
home after May goth.
Mrs. ]. Baird Nicholson will enter
tain informally at bridge tomorrow af-
City of Mexico.
Mr.. Dana MacVicar was the. host at
dinner at the Topeka club IN honor
of Miss Stella Robertson, of Mexico,
Mo-, who Is the guest of Miss FIoyo
Robinson. Covers were laid Tor Mrs.
Julia Wilxidal Wells, Miss Robertson
Miss Robinson, Miss Florence johnston
Mr. Charles Magaw, Mr.. Paul Walker,
Mr.. Dick Hayden and Mr.. Dana Mac
Vicar.
Mrs. B. M. Davies entertained about
so guests at 1 o'clock luncheon today.
The ladies Of the First Baptist church
are being entertained at thlmpIe
party this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. ]. M. Moneypenny.
The junior girls of Washburn college
entertained this afternoon at the home
CT Miss Audrey Gardner IN no c;n 20 20
Mr.. Ralph Ford of Kansas CITY Is TO
take place Saturday.
Mrs. J. w. F. Hughes and Mrs F.
NJ. Bonebrake are giving an a1ter-
noon today at the Hughes residence -
Potwin in compliment to Mrs. Lewis
Wolfe of Indianapolis, Ind.
Professor Jebe. assisted by Mrs.
Geo. E. Stoker at the piano, Mr.; Her
man Springer, baritone, of Kansas
CITY. ana Mrs o. E. Winkler, accom-
PIANIST, gave a recital under the au-
spices of the Music Study club at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Lyman last
evening The recital was given 1or
Mr.. Jebe's pupils and the Vlolln lovers
of the city and was one of the most
enjoyable and truly artistic atfalrs OF
its kind ever given in the city. Nearly
two hundred people were assembled
at the Lyman residence. to enjoy TINS
unusual treat. The first number Of
the programme, one of the aEust
own composition, was considered Dy
the competent critics who heard II, 10
be a great musical achievement, as a
senate is one of the most olIlcult
styles of musical composition. me
given by MI Jepe ana MS
assistants consisted of:
Senate for Piano and Violin
.......... Halfdan Jebe
a. Allegro con fuoco.
b. Adagio quas fantasia.
c. Andante grazioso.
Mrs. Geo. E. Stoker and Mr.. Halfdan |
Jebe
Prologue from Pagliacci. .Leoncavallo |
Mr. Springer and Mrs. Winkler.
Chaconne (played on violin)
.......... .---.. -. p B ,.it !
a. The Raven ....... Schubert
b. The Sand Carrier Bungert
G. Ga Car ittIs irish Cir, WeingaT Tn6e
and Rondo Ca
Tht Gae Lang club held their final |
meeting Monday night at the nome or |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worley
Miss Daisy Monroe will entertain a
few Washburn friends informally this
evening for Miss Anna Kaufman of |
Valley Falls. The guests will be: MISS !
Anna Kaufman Miss Louise McNeal, /
Miss Allie Wingett, Miss Bessie Rem !
wick Miss Mabel Renwick. Mr..
Harold Tice, Mr.. Glenn Haughey. Mr..
Leo Haughey, Mr.. Karl Bowman, Mr.,
Ralph futile, Mr.. Arthur Carruth.
The Toltec Rite society, composed of /
the wives and daughters or the
knights Templars and Thirty-second
degree Masons gave a reception and
dance last night at Hudson.s Those
in the receiving line were: Miss Julia
Whitmer Miss Mabel FOUGHT, Miss
Effie Pankey, Miss Edith Van Dorp,
Miss Lizzie Wilson, Miss Emma Graft,
Miss Minnie Doening. During the ear
ly part of the evening a short program .
was given which included: Reading, ,
Miss Lugrace Whitmer; violin solo.
Miss Gregory; piano solo. Miss Ulrich .
of Bethany; vocal solo. Mrs. E. B.
Conant; violin solo, Mr.. Raymond |
Hail. About a hundred and fifty
guests attended the reception and |
dance.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Bell Pettibone of Minnesota,
and Mrs. Mary Houghton of Ottawa, /
are guests of Mrs. A. ]. Woodman at
her home, 1923 Clay street. II,
The West Side Embroidery club +
meets tomorrow afternoon at 1928 /
Harrison street with Mrs. H. J. Ger
main.