The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-25

with tailored street suits for spring,
kirts In midsummer.
othy Scott, Miss Jeanette wolcott.
Miss Henrietta Alexander, Miss Hazel
Grimes, Miss Hazel Jones, Miss Alice
Willard, Miss isabel Heath, Miss Mar
guerite Mills, Miss Grace Koontz, Miss
Maude Grimes, Miss Ann TrOutman,
Miss Alice Meade. Miss Marion Thomp-
son, Miss Nellie Millspaugh, Mr. Homer
Sheldon, Mr.. Tinkham Veale, Mr.. Will
Wellhouse, Mr.. Wayte Lyle, Mr..
Ralph Nicholson, Mr.. Fred Parfiitt, Mr..
Warwick Updegraff, Mr.. Stanley Reed,
Mr.. John Clugston, Mr.. George Veale,
Mr.. William Collinson, Mr.. Fred Cross
ley, Mr.. John Loomis, Mr.. James Stew
art, Mr.. George Beach, Mr.. William
Risteen, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr. George
Mitchell. Mr.. Burr Willard, Mr.. Roy
Johnson, Mr.. Herman Carkhuff, Mr..
Warrick Brown, Mr.. Clyde Adams, Mr..
Todd Matthews, Mr.. Clarkson Mills
Bailey, Mr.. Charles Mckee, Mr.. Rob-
ert Steele, Mr.. Darwin Bradley, Mr..
Leo Haughey, Mr.. Will Hobart, Mr..
Osborne Larimer, Mr.. Dick Reed, Mr..
Dewitt Hager, Mr.. L. Spencer of Kan
sas City and Mr.. Lester Scott of Kan
sas City.
An interesting event of next week
in itself and one which especially
commends itself on account of it's OBJ
ject is the charity concert to be given
at the First Baptist church Tuesday
night by Miss Helen Hogeboom, as
sisted by Madame Lunde Souther,
vocalist; Mrs. Robert D. Carver and
Miss Neva Phipps accompanies, and
Miss Helen Phipps, violinist. The pro-
ceeds will go to the Crittenton home
and the Cottage home, Topeka insti-
IF al vvI,i oI,
are engaged in an important philan-
thropical work. Miss Maud Grimes,
Miss Mabel Andrews and Miss Guenn
GODDARD will act as ushers. The pro-
gram follows:
Inc Loreiey ,.....;.. LASH
Miss Helen Hogeboom.
Ballade ......... Hollaender
Miss Helen Phipps.
Miss Neva Phipps. accompanist.
Herod1ade Massenet
Pastorale B1zet
Habonera (From Opera Carmen)
Madame Lunde souther. 0iA''
Miss Hogeboom. Madame souther.
Miss Helen Phipps
Love Me If I Live. .Foote
Danza ............. CHADWICK
Spring Grant
Madame Lunde Souther.
Der Nussbaum ......... .Schumann
I Breath Thy Name Salter
Love Means You .....-... rogers
April Rain .Woodman
Miss Helen Hogeboom.
Mrs. Robert Carver, accompanist.
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The U and I club will meet Tues
day with Miss Kate Gunther.
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Mr.. E. F. Stanley, principal of the
Quincy school and Mrs. Stanley gave
dinner Friday evening for the
| Miss Minnie Mccall, Miss BERTHE
| Brown, Miss Myrtle Kelley, Miss Jen-
ME Farnsworth, Miss Ruth Barratt,
Miss Laura Beverly. Miss Olive Owen,
Miss Mabel He'll. Miss Elizabeth
| WOODBURY., Miss Grace Root, Miss
| Maud Bishop, Miss Mary Gernon,
Miss May GARNER, Miss Harriet
| Thompson, Mr.. George Whitlock, Mr..
Neal Stanley, Mr.. Don Stanley, Miss
Ruth Mill and Miss Katharine Stan
ley.
| Mrs. A. B. Jeffrey and Mrs. G. D.
Lytle will entertain the Monday high
five club at the home of the former
in westlawn, Monday:
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Miss Ida c. C1othier of Manitou,
| Col. who will give a parlor talk at
Mrs. T. B. Browns residence, 1924
Taylor street, next Monday afternoon,
| is engaged in providing rest nome
and personal Christian care and COM
fort for young women who go to Col
orado. either on their own account
ar with sick relatives. She has been
thus engaged for about ten years and
her work has the unqualified approx
al and endorsement of the best peo-
ME in Colorado Springs and Manitou:
/ She smoke briefly before the GOOD
Government club last week, and at
the solicitation Of friends in Topeka
Mrs Brown, whom Miss Clothier has
heen visiting, has graciously consent