The Topeka state journal., 1908-04-29

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or her voice. Beginning with Iiszt's
Lorelei her selections included besides
Schumann's Der Nussbaum, Salters I
Breathe Thy Name. Rogers Pretty
Love Means You and Woodman's April
Rain, we'll calculated to show the
lyric and dramatic qualities of her
singing and the scope of her interpre-
tative gifts. Madame Souther sang as
always beautifully and with rare feel
ing Massenet's Herodiade, Bizet's Pas
torale. and Habanera, Foote's Love
Me If Live. Chadwicks Danza and
Grants Spring. Miss Helen Phipps,
the new teacher Of violin at Washburn
pleased the audience especially with
Hollander's Ballade and Schuett's
Rondo. Mrs. Carver played Miss Hoge-
boom's and Madame Souther's accom-
paniments and Miss Neva Phipps ac-
companied her sister. There was
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See The Young Thing Proud and
elated over her class pin! How little
she wots that in a few short years
she will be hiding it on account of that
fatal date which indicates her advanc-
ing years. The Curse of the Glass Pin.
is the subject of q paper to be read at
the next meeting of the Bethany
alumni.
The U and I club met Tuesday with
Mrs. Armin Weiskirch and reelected
tno IOlIoWlnS oHlcerS. MISS kate
Gunther, president, Mrs. Charles
Thomas, vice president and Mrs. A.
H. Thompson, treasurer. The club
will hold its last meeting with Mrs.
J. R. Burrow in Highland Park.
The children in the third and
fourth grade of Potwfn school will
give an operetta cinderella in Flow
erland," Friday afternoon at 4:2O
o'clock and Friday evening at s
O'Clock at the school building.
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| The Topeka avenue 500 club will
meet tomorrow with Mrs. H. A Per-
ry, 713 Fillmore street.
| How'd you like to be the milliner
at this season? Hundreds of fussy
women to please with creations that
look like $25, but cost $3.50. One
woman wants a hat just like the hat
she saw another woman wearing, but
| the other woman has made a strict
/ order that her hat is not to be cop
| led Just when the saleswoman has
about sold a hat to a fastidious Gus
toner, some of her friends flock In
and shrek in chorus: my dear.
you're not going to buy That Thing!"
A Topeka milliner tainted the other
day from overwork and worry and as
she felt herself losing consciousness.
she thought: 80, am I going to die? :?
Won't it be grand to die and not have
to finish those hats for Saturday
night"
Mrs. o. C. Wolcott will entertain
the Merry-Go-Round Whist club to-
morrow afternoon at her apartment,
900 Topeka avenue.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. H. w. Kelly of Las Vegas, N.
NJ Ia tho pl1aSf of Mrs James E.
Hurley,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Robinson are
in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Kaull of Holton
and their baby daughter, Elizabeth,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Knowles, Mr. Kau1l for a few days
and Mrs. Kaull and her daughter for
a fortnight.
Mrs. J. ]. Greer and Miss Cecilia
Greer, who spent the winter in Kan
sas City are stopping at the Blower
house for awhile They will go to
Hudson bay to spend the summer.
DR.. J. r. F'urlong of Boulder. Col.
who has been in Oklahoma City is the
guest of Mrs. e. E. Wagner, 101S To-
peka avenue.
4 Margaret and Duncan Campbell, who
have been seriously Ill with pneu-
monia are better today
Mrs F. ]. MacKie is i'll at Bethesda
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Grundy of Chi
caro are guests of their cousin, DR..
7. G. McClintock and will leave to-
morrow for a permanent residence In
California.
Mrs. e. r. Moses and Miss Grace
Moses of Great Bend will be In To-
peka next week.
Mr. Isaac Barth of Phoenix, Ariz.,
arrived yesterday to join Mrs. Barth
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. LuIner
J. Coppock, 629 Fillmore street. They
Il will leave tomorrow for washington,
D. c., and will spend a week here
on their way home.
II Miss Mabel Ranney of Arkansas
C.ity returned from Atchison today
where she has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Mize and will attend the Tivon
dance tonight and leave Tor her
home tomorrow.
II Miss Bertha Dinsmore of Troy is the
guest of Miss Louise McNeal. She cams
for the Delta Phi dinner-dance ana WI