The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-20


The marriage of Miss Amy Over
myer. daughter of Mrs. David Over
myer, and Mr.. De We're Rafter of Hol-
ton will take place tonight at the
home of the brides mother at
eleventh and Quincy streets. Owing
father, Mr.. David Overmyer, the cere-
inony VIII be as simple and unpre-
tentious as possible and only relatives
nave been asked to attend it. Mr.. and
MRS Edo Hicks of North Vernon, In
diana, are out of town relatives here
for the wedding. At home after the
wedding journey in Holton, where Mr..
ttafter IS engaged in the practice of
law.
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Two cynical bachelors who have
been in the garden eating worms for
some time ordered new spring suits
today. A week ago they decided that
their last springs suits would do but
there came some bright, sunny days
and balmy moonlit nights, also two
pretty young girls as conccmitant in
cidents and threw cynicism and
economy to the winds. when love is
do?'' $50
Rudolph CAM. one of the greatest
of living piano virtuosi, will give a
concert at the Auditorium tonight
which is one of the big musical events
of the year in Topeka. The price of
admission is almost ridiculously low,
nifty cents all over the house, although
the prices In Kansas City for the CAM
concert were a dollar and dollar
fifty. The engagement was secured by
Mr.. Aft Klingenberg, dean of the
school of fine arts of Washburn col
lege. who insisted upon a low admis-
sion IN order that the price of tickets
need keep no music lover away. The
splendid programme to be PLAYED by
Mr.. CAM tonight follows:
Brahms --..... Rhapsody in G. minor
Brahms -. Capriccio in B minor
Dohnany Rhapsody in F sharp minor
Dohnany Rhapsody in c major
Schumann- Sonata F sharp minor
Un POGO adagio. Allegro vivace.
Aria-Scherzo. Allegrissimo
Finale. Allegro un POGO maestoso.
chopin Scherzo B fiat minor
CHOPIN. .Nocturne G minor
9sdlhpau '....-. ...--. Minuetto
T 80 $500 '''.,.,.:.. Llebestraum
Mr. and Mrs. P. ]. Clevenger will
give dinner this evening at their
home on West Tenth avenue. Their
guests Will include Dr. and Mrs. F. N. |
Lynch. Governor and Mrs. Hoch, Miss
Edna Hoch, Mr.. and Mrs. George M |
Noble. Miss Walters, Miss Joy Bechtel, |
Mr.. P. I. Bonebrake, Mr.. John V |
Abrahams. Professor Kissing, Mr.. |
Topeka man who was asked to go |
to the CAM piano concert tonight ac- |
cepted with alacrity. He didn't catch |
the whole invitation, given over the |
phone. and thought he was to see the
ougilist Cans in a boxing exhibition.
Lawrence World: The members of
he Beta Theta Pi fraternity will give
l dance at their, chapter house Satur-
lay night in compliment to Willard
Shaler, who is here from Washington,
D. c.
Extract, from a, girls letter: ~ am
having a Perfectly, Grand time, new
er had so much fun in all my life.
Yesterday we spent the morning
shopping, had luncheon at Rector's
md saw Maude Adams in Peter Pan
n the afternoon She was Perfectly
Srand-but 1 think I liked her better
n The Little Minister. Last night
here were some people out to play
bridge. Isn't it awful-the theater
md bridge in Lent? But you just
ant keep good in Chicago That Mr.
3odelle that Christine was always tell
ng us about called the other night
lie is Perfectly Grand and 1 am Alb
olutely Nuts about him. Mr. Philips
vas out again night before last and
ext week. He is awfully clever and
handsome and has private choo-choo
ars and everything. 1 am going to
1rs. Shipman's tomorrow night for
Inner and she tells me she has a
Srand new man for my dinner part
Tothing But Money. Jack took us out
his morning in his new Pope-Toledo
nd we had luncheon afterwards at ]
he Auditorium. Perfectly Grand Eats.
he shops are full of new things of I
curse and you see lots of women in !
he cafes and at the matinees wearing s
ew spring buds The hats are aw- {
ully Good Looking and some of the
eady made suits are mighty smart. ,
lid you ever see anything so Perfectly :
irand as the new Copenhagen blue :
nd the apricot shades? My new bon !
lassed with flowers in the apricot .
hades and with two brown plunes !
nder the rim. Jane has a Perfectly
Irand new blue suit-the Best Look =
lg thing ever saw. The other night q
hen Mr.. Philips came out for din
er-just en- famille, you know
jagged out in James clothes and you '
couldn't have known me. wore her s
ink taffeta ACCORDION plated jump '
r frock. with the grandest French
and made lingerie blouse you ever
aw. pink suede pumps and pink silk /
-ockings. Jane said I looked Per v
ectly Grand We went out to the U f
re other night for frat hop with
ack and I met chap-from Michi- t
I'm Perfectly Crazy about. f
les coming out Sunday afternoon and t
We half way promised to wear his
at pin. He knows Winifred War +
IN. Jack says his father owns the $
,wn up where they live and that he
one of the most popular fellows in \
,hool He says he's going west this +
lmmer and that he'll stop and visit q
S when we're in camp" @
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