The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-05

copied in various colorings and COM
binations to match any costume. Black
net shirred was used for the original,
the trimming consisting of an exquisite
rose in soft creamy pink with russell
and leaf green foliage.
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A number of the frats at the Uni
versity of Kansas will not give their
usual spring parties this year. but
will invest the spring annual funds in
furniture for their chapter houses.
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A Topeka chap whose rival has an
automobile built for two has bought
a motorcycle and will follow along
and enjoy the gasoline odor.
An informal subscription dance will
be given at the Country club tonight.
Mrs w. R. Smith gave an infor-
NAL bridge this afternoon for Mrs.
H. w. Kelly of Las Vegas. N. M,
who is visiting Mrs. ]. E. Hurley and
Mrs Stodter of FIT. Leavenworth, who
is Mrs. Alvarado M. Fuller's guest.
The Stratford club will have BAN
quet tonight at the tea room.
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Miss Karolyn B. Whittlesey has is
sued invitations for a, students re-
cital at her studio Saturday evening,
May 9.
The Tell club will meet Friday at
ternoon with Miss Alice Lakin.
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The Eureka luncheon club will be
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. John P. Rogers.
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The Ideal Card club met yesterday
with Mrs. F. E. Parr. Guests, be-
sides the club members were: Mrs.
James F. Sproat, Mrs. Charles Wore.
Mrs. Harry Myers, Mrs. Frank Rob
inson. Mrs. George Hart and Mrs. w.
F. Logan. The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Harry Nichols.
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Miss Laura Southwick has asked
some of her school friends at Bethany
for dinner party tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Price Howe, GIT
Lane, will entertain the Westlawn
Card club Wednesday night.
The Fleur de Lis club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Emmett Rigby Thurs
day.
An at home. will be given by the
Grace Cathedral guild in their parlors
tomorrow afternoon from until 5
o'clock for the members of the parish
and their friends. The affair is purely
social and is given for the purpose Of
| getting better acquainted.
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| The programme follows for the first
of the graduating recitals of the Wash
burn music school, to be given in Mac
| Vicar chapel tonight by Miss Anna
! Whiting, violin, and Miss Euphemia
| Page, piano:
Concerto in D minor (First Move
| Miss Page.
Orchestral parts on second piano by
Mr.. Klingenberg.
Eomance In e. Beethoven
Sonata in D-Allegretto grazioso
Miss Whiting.
Nocturne in c minor. .Chopin
Etude in G sharp minor. Chopin
Ihe Juggieress." 49,. Moszkowski
Berceuse, $50. Tschetschulin
''Hejre Kati." Hubay
Miss Whiting.
SEr,'V; ;, 49, .DAlbert
hri-hihs' Schuperr-Liszr
Concerto, Op. ga. .Mendelssohn
| Andante
| Allegro motto vivace
Miss Whiting.
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The Swastika club met Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. H. A. Perry. ia
Fillmore street. A very happy after
noon was spent sewing for the East
Side mission. Miss Mabel Gilchrist
was elected secretary to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
Miss Esther Baldwin. Refreshments
were served to the following members:
Miss Sara Stickney. directress, Misses
Margaret Shakeshaft, Esther Baldwin,
cynthia Monroe, Jessie Gilchrist. Eva
Crow, Edith Parfitt, Mabel Gilchrist
and Frances Perry
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Captain Charles Stodter of For,
Leavenworth, spent Sunday in Topek,
with Major and Mrs. Alvarado M. FIJI.
Ter, who are entertaining Mrs. Stodter
Mrs. G. c. Baker returned to he,
home at Lathrop, Mo-, yesterday. Mrs
H. W.. Sharp of La Junta, Col. cam,
yesterday and is at the bedside of he
mother, Mrs. F. P. Baker 709 Topek,
avenue. Miss Gladys Sharp, who ac
companied her mother, will return +,
! La Junta soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Gafford of Min
neapohs, Kan. are the parents of !;
son born yesterday at Bethesda hos
pitaL Mrs. Gafford was before he