The Topeka state journal., 1908-12-05


where a ram-bang piano is located
also non-carpeted floors. But hke
| girls-they could not keep IL quiet
! and when the first strains from tne
music box in the corner started up,
| there were sixteen pairs of masculine
| eyes peeking in under the curtains on
! the low windows. These eyes were
we'll repaid for the trouble because to-
day the Hill is worked up to frenzy
over the horrible exposure. 1t seems
that the girls had not planned for an
audience and some of their costumes
were marvelous-and all of the latest
stage fashions were made to take
back seat Some of the girls were
, dressed very conventionally i'll short
dresses and-(not very much else)
Others wore less than this. And the
college bucks who had been reading
Tennysons princess worked out
their incognito much better than the
great writer ever dreamed. The boys,
like the girls could not keep the mat
ter hidden and this morning the cos
tunes of every girl is being explained
and described by the excited fraternity
and Y. NJ. c. A. men. To tell the
truth. the Y. NJ. house is pervaded
and their pastoral airs have been laid
aside-for the time being.
The college men who sang-"It
looks to me like a big night tonight"
yesterday saw their predictions come
true.
Mrs Fred Freeman will entertain
her Duplicate Whist club Tuesday,
December s. at the Copeland hotel
The Ideal club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles
LagerStrom.
The Dramatic club which the Wash
burn students have organized, held its
first meeting last Wednesday evening
with Miss Helen Morrow. The club
will give its annual play sometime in
the spring, and new members will be
days. The following officers have been
elected: Mr.. Quinton Adams, presi-
dent; Miss Hazel Larkin. secretary;
Mr. David Ferguson, vice president.
and Mr.. Omer Smith, manager.
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Mrs. H. H. Winter of Yates Center
has announced the engagem ent of her
daughter, Frances E. to Mr.. Edmond
Winter has a large circle of friends
here, this having been her home until
two years ago. She graduated in the
high school class of June. 'OS and is
Bolmar in Potwfn. The wedding will
take place early in January.
The D. A. r. will meet Saturday
afternoon of next week in the parlors
of the First Baptist church. The
hostesses will be Mrs. H. L. Peppmyer,
Mrs. ]. f. Lord. Mrs. r. w. Harrison,
Mrs. E. B. Stotts. Miss Ruth Smith, |
Mrs. Helen Lee, Mrs. Fanny Suther-
land and Mrs. George G. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. N 1. Mcdowell of
Salina will go the first of the year to
Kansas City to remain permanently.
Mrs. Mcdowell is well known Kan
sas club woman, a past officer of the
state federation and a present officer
of the Woman's Kansas Day club.
Mrs. NJ. Harmon. 1898 Polk street, |
entertained the Tyler Street club Fri |
day afternoon.
Miss Brunette Walter 307 West
Fifth street entertained the Minerva
club Monday afternoon. The literary
programme included a paper on James
Fenimore Cooper, by Mrs. Geo. H. |
Mays; discussion, Mrs Charles Sam
son; a review of The Spy Mrs H L, |
Mrs z. G.. Foster. On the musical |
programme were paper on Weber by |
Mrs. w. T. Davis; vocal numbers by |
Miss Blinn Miss Gertrude CIevenger |
Miss Walter. Miss Joy Bechtol. Mrs. |
W. P. Hemphill, Mrs. E. G. Foster, |
Mrs. Kimbrough and Mrs. H. w Put |
nam, piano number by Mrs. A. H. |
Lehman and a violin solo by Miss |
P: J. Clevenger. Miss Gertrude
Clevenger, Mrs. Robert Page. Miss |
Joy Bechtol. Miss Jessie Waller. DIR. |
Genevra Erskine, Mrs. Deisher, Miss |
Blinn, Miss Cleland
Miss Marie Cope, 4O9 Harrison street, |
gave a dinner last night for the follow
ing school friends: Miss Anna Burr |
Rice. Miss Mary Movers, Miss Loretta |
Powell, Miss Dorothy Berry Miss Alice |
Hughes, Miss Aurora Nielsen. Miss
Evalyn Reed. Miss Anna Odelius and |
Miss Dorothy Barber.
Miss Grace Mason Welch will give
pupils recital tonight at Unity church.
The programme will open at O'Clock
and Miss Welch will be assisted by
Miss Irma Richmond Doster, violinist,
and Mr.. Joseph A. Blondin, 'cellist.
The Searchers' club will meet with
Mrs. Fred Shellabarger, '121 West Fifth
street, next Saturday.
The Music Study club met Friday |
with Mrs. Ralph Cav. Schuman was
the composer for the day. The pro-
gramme follows:
Etudes D'apres Paganini
Mrs. Morton Albaugh
Schoene Weige Meiner Leiden,
Mrs. Smythe.
Mrs W. H Bowlby.
Die Rose die Lille,
I'm wunder Schonen Monat Mai.
Mrs. J. P. Wahle.
Whims,
Miss Celia Smith,
Ich Kanns nicht Fassin NIGHT glauben,
Mrs. Harry Pribble.
Humanity.
Mrs. J. w. Deacon
Joan of Arc-............... Tchaikowski /
Mrs. Smythe.
Aria OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MaSsanet |
Miss Smith.
The guests were Mrs. Stanley AL
baugh. Mrs. Willis Storrs. Miss Ger
trude Reed, Miss Lulu Mckee, Miss
Grace Meeker of Ottawa.
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