The Topeka state journal., 1908-12-05
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The marriage of Miss Anna Hoch
and Mr.. James w. Reid will take place
January 1 at the Governors House.
Owing to Miss Hoch's and Mr.. Reid's
large circle of friends there will be
many out of town guests. including
Miss Hortense Imboden of Wichita;
Miss Evelyn Bowman. Baldwin,; Miss
Ora Allen. Chanute; Miss Laura
Wiley, ElDorado; Miss Ada Allen.
Chanute; Miss Emma Follin, Wichita;
Miss Agnes Husband, Mcpherson:
Miss Iva Markham. Lamar. Colo;
Miss Hortense Smith, Ottawa; Miss
Fern Hoover. Baldin. Mrs. H. o.
Garvey will give a luncheon next Fri
day in compliment to Miss Hoch and
there will be a number of other
events in her honor.
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The coming week will be rather
quiet socially. there being only two
large events on the calendar, the re-
daughters. Mrs. Henry B. Lautz and
Mrs. J. B. Whelsn, will give Thursday
afternoon at Mrs. Otis house on Polk
street, and the December Assembly
dance. the same night at Steinberg's.
The engagement of Madame Nazimova,
who will present THE Dolls House
at the Grand Monday night. is of
course the most important event of
the week and will call out large and
fashionable audience.
X
The Peevish Pessimist: when 1
play bridge at the club for a fourth
of-a-cent a point 1 hold only average
hands. but it is just my luck, when
am asked to u bridge party, to draw
phenomenal cards. and go nome with
another Art Nouveau ash tray in my
pocket Whats the matter with
all the girls in this town. here lately? ?
Everyone 1 talk to is signing for
Career. Some of 'em want to be
nurses others are going to take up
settlement work, and 1 know one who
Is determined to go out and learn now
the other Half lives by working as a
waitress for the Harvey system II
makes a chap feel awfully worthless
and frivolous to hear them all talk so
seriously of Life. I guess there's
nothing left for me to do but take out
a card in the bricklaysr's union.
Mrs. Morton Albaugh gave lunch
con for fourteen today in honor of her
niece, Mrs. Stanley Albaugh of Seattle,
Wash, who has been her guest since
Monday.
Mr. w. NJ Gregory announces the
engagement of his youngest daughter,
of the Merchants Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company of Topeka. The we'd
ding will be very quiet owing to re-
cent bereavement in the family and
Will take place III JdlludAS.
X
Nine out of every ten intended COM
pliments give offense instead of grau-
fication.
Miss Marian Thompson gave an in
door picnic Friday evening for few
Washburn friends.
Mr. Carlton Wood. who has been
studying violin in Europe for the past
three years, will make his first public
appearance since his return to Topeka, |
at a concert at the Grand Tuesday
night at which he will have the assist
ance of Mr.. Alf Klngenberg, pianist,
and Mr. F'ranklyn Hunt, of Kansas
City, baritone. Mr.. Wood was a vio-
linist of promise when he left Topeka
and those who have heard him since his
return speak in terms of high praise
of the development, technically, intel
lectuaIly and emotionally, of his art by
his study with the masters of Europe.
M. Wood is the guest OF his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Wood, and Will
leave shortly for a concert tour. The
programme for Tuesday evening fol- |
lows:
Senate, No for violin and piano.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MOZdrl
Mr.. Carlton Wood. Mr. Alf Knngenberg.
(a) Ich liebe dich............--.-.. Grieg |
1bl En- Forrne de Valse. =. Saint--Saens
Mr.. Alf Klingenberg.
Pilgrim song :.IschalKo"sky
Mr.. Franklin Hunt.
Concerto in D. Minor. ......- NieuXtemps |
Mr. Carlton Wood.
(a) Barcarolle in c.. Rubinste1n
OBJ Campanella ......-..- Paganinl-Llszt
Mr.. Alf Klingenberg.
King Charles. .... Maud Valerie White |
Mr.. FRANKLIN Hunt.
(a) Arioso Observation-Disclosures Handel
(b) Menuett tt--.------.--.- BeethoVen
fG) fG1 AIF Men1ett .................... Kuhiau
Mr. Carlton Wood
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The Washburn laws and medics will |
give a dance at Hudson's next Friday |
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Larimer enter
tained at dinner Friday evening for
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Larimer.
Il observe with interest" says a |
bachelor who has gracefully side-step- !
(b) En- Forme de Valse. .Saint-Saens
ped the trap; e1pn,r th1f da anT when is serv
ed perfectly good chocolate cake from
the Ladies Exchange, there is usually |
an aunt or a mother or an older sis |
ter who says to the girl he is calling |
on. 'Dearie, I don't think this cake is |
as good as the one you made last week. |
You put little too much cream in the
icing.
The Beta sorority of Washburn has
issued invitations for a dinner Satur-
day evening of next week at the home |
of Miss Hazel Jones, 615 Topeka ave
nue..
I'VE decided when we came to To- |
peka,'' said the Lady from Sorghum |
willie, that we'd go to bed early, but |
to save our lives we can't seem to get |
to bed before 10 o'clock
y
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter's Christ /
mas book is looked forward to annually |
IN Topeka with much interest. For a |
number of years, now, Mrs. McCarter |
has brought out a new book for the |