The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-11

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McColIum, Ruth Bauer. Marjorie
Whitney, Harry Hope, Ward Mauer,
ton Cowgirl. Carl Searle, Harry Smith,
Glenn johnson, Earl Glover, Walter
Wellhouse, Harry Ardery. William
Smith, Arthur Wyatt, Paul Heinze,
Robert McGiffert and Leslie Rowles.
The Froebel Mothers club will give
its annual banquet Friday night, Janu-
airy "a. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Hughes.
The Music Study club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs L. L. Good
win. Guests besides the members
were: Mrs. w. E. Meyer and Mrs.
Herbert Fairchild of Colorado Springs,
Mrs. Frederick Packard of New York
city, Mrs. George Port Ashton, Mrs.
Wayland Chapman, Miss Anna Marie
Walsh, Miss Louise Henderson. Miss
MARI Sutherland. Mrs. A. NJ. Mold and
Miss Grace Wilcox. The following
programme was given:
Russian Composers. Mrs. Hawkins
Pres. de Ia mer. .Arensky
Miss Vivien Rush.
War ich NIGHT elm HELM.
NIGHT Warter, Gelibter. .Tschaikowsky
Mrs. Ralph Skinner.
Polonalse PaderewSkf
Mrs. L. L. Goodwin.
Violin solo-"Obertass'' .Wieniawskl
Miss Esther Watts.
HdQereWSKl
Mrs. w. H. Bowlby.
Margarets Three Boquets. -. .Biaga
Mrs. r. H. Morehouse.
Mazurka :---..-.-.-..... Paderewskl
Kockowiak ........... Paderewski
Mrs. Harry Tasker.
Queen of joys Realm. .Braga
Mrs. M. F. Laycock.
Two Larks. ....... .Leschteisky
Mrs. Morton Albaugh.
Angels Serenade. ...... Braga
(Violfn Obligato by Kiss Esther
Watts.)
Mrs. B. B. Smythe.
Mazurka in flats No. p. Leschitisly
Mrs. W. H. Bowlby.
$500 Tschaikowsk
Miss Celia Smith.
The Butterfly. .. -. Chopin
Miss Grace Wilcox
The vested choir of the First Con-
gregational church, consisting Of |
twenty picked voices under the leader |
ship of Professor Henry Fay Look, a |
graduate of the Boston Conservatory |
OF Music and now member of the |
faculty Of the musical department of |
Washburn college, will give its first |
evening. The members of the choir |
are: Sopranos, Mrs. John Kleinhans, |
Miss Grace Boles, Mrs. E. M Cooper, |
Miss Berenice Fuller, Miss Grace Kei- |
fer; altos. Miss Nellie Pond Miss Mar |
garet Goodrich, Miss Ethel Kingsley.
Miss Ollie McNoun, Miss Isabel Stagg; |
tenors, Mr.. H. L. Shirer. Mr.. Wayland |
9. Brown. Mr.. r. L. Ramsey, DR.. |
w. Weede, Mr. j. C. Wilcox;
basses, Dr.. H. p. Kno wfes, Mr.. Clifford |
G. Knight, Mr.. Guy A Morse, Mr.. |
John r. Sargent, Mr.. Bryne Thatcher
MI Lee Forbes, organist.
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The Ceramic Art club met with
Mrs. H. E. Lyman Friday Mrs. Ell
mer e. Bloom read paper on |
Ceramics and Their Relation to |
Water Colors." A criticism of original |
designs for bowl borders and centers |
was conducted by Mrs. C. H Shattuck. |
Mrs. Charles HoIcomb gave a linen
shower last night at the residence of |
Mrs. j. F. Snyder. 1903 Central Park
avenue for Miss Myrtle Vawter whose
na to Mr. Charles Milliager of
Kansas City takes place next Thurs
Day. The guests were: Miss Iona
Jones, Mrs. Clara Sanders, Miss Maud
Miss Goldie Vawter, Miss
Lima Hothan. Miss Addfe Hothan, Miss
Blanche Sanders, Miss Lucille Hothen.
iioS 1|iiiilc oeHtiy, Mrs. Charles |
Hothan, Mr.. Clyde Sanders. Mr..
Grover Sanders, Mr.. Orville Sanders.
Mr.. Clark Smith, Mr. John Meek.
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On the evening of Christmas dav Of
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. white
81 Raton, N. M, the wedding of Mr..
samuel B. Beaudry formerly of Topeka.
and Miss Myrtle Tweedy, formerly of |
Ewing, ILL.,, took place. The rooms were
-astefully decorated in holly and green.
suggestive Of Christmas cheer. while an
arch or white and green from which
was suspended a huge floral bell form i
I'd pretty setting for the wedding GER
emony Preceding the entrance of the
bridal party, vocal solo Star of NV
Heart was sung by Miss Mabel White
n her usual brilliant manner To the
strains OF Memberships Wedding
March the bridal party descended the
stairs and took their place under the
1oral arch, where the ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev John Cutler
The bridesmaid was Miss Arrie Rouin-
rec. Mr.. Glidden Human acted as hest
nan. About 80 guests We're present
md the spirit of Christmas-tide lent
added joy to the happy affair. A we'd
ling supper of three courses was serv-
I'd after the ceremony. The bride is a
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. Hunter
If Ewing. Ill. The groom is well known
n Topeka, having lived here for several |
years, but for the past two years has
been holding a responsible position at
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