The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-02

beautiful by moonlight. Say what you
! please all that sort of thing helps
Everybody was in Tune with the In
| finite and two or three emotional
| Young Things wept.
| 1T would have been perfect said a
girl on the car going home, ''if the
| lights had all been turned out in the
audience and we could just have sat
there in the moonlight and dreamed
the dreams conjured by the wizardry
| of Chopin as Mr.. Klingenberg inter-
prets him."
Mr.. Norman Hackett, who was at
the Grand last night in Classmates,
was entertained by Mr.. John Hamil-
! ton during his stay in Topeka. Mr..
| Hackett and Mr.. Hale Hamilton have
| been friends for a number of years,
since they were together in Mr. Louis
| James company. Mr.. Hamilton gave
a smoker in Mr.. Hackett's honor when
he was here once few seasons ago
| and a number of Topeka people met
him on this occasion and found him a
charming and hkeable chap, unusually
| clever and entertaining. Mr.. Hackett
| has frequently visited Topeka, profess
| sionally. For a number of years he
was in Shakespearian roles and he fol-
| lowed Vincent Serrano as Lieutenant
| Denton in Arizona. He is a college
man and widely travelled r
DR. and Mrs. Frank Knight Sanders
gave a dinner at the Presidents
House, Washburn, last night for the
members of the senior class. Forty
, four guests were present and the din
ner was served at quartette tables
decorated with roses and carnations.
Eight sophomore girls assisted Mrs.
party went over to the chapel for Mr..
Klingenberg's Chopin evening.
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Miss Lulu Belle Carlat of Auburn
and Mr.. Sam KelsalI, jr., of Reno,
were married Saturday at the resi-
dence of the Rev. DR.. c. NJ. Sheldon
and have gone to Reno where they
will live.
The Ladies' Music club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Helen
Hogeboom, sol West Sixth avenue.
y
Mrs. F. L. Park, S24 West street,
will entertain informally this after
noon for her guest, Mrs. A. c. Mac
Gargee of Colorado Spring, Colo.
The Helianthus Literary club will
meet with Mrs. A. L. Wiseman, S17
west 0i&'h avenue Friday afternoon
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Norton of Kansas
City, formerly of Topeka, are the pa
rents of son, born yesterday Mrs.
norton was before her marriage Miss
Mr. Adrian Sherman of Kansas City
is in town today '
Mr.. Bernard Crosby was in Wichita
Sunday.
Mrs. T. ]. Kimbrough will leave To-
morrow for southern trip to be gone
about six weeks. She will visit her
sister, Mrs. Zanone, at Nashville, |
Ienn., and DIR. Kimbroughs people at
Mrs. J. D. NJ. Hamilton and Mrs.
Rollo Parker of Newton We're in
Kansas City yesterday
The Ladies Aid society of the First
SSIGngregatIonal non church will meet with
MRS. warren NJ. Crosby, Mrs. A. D. |
Gray and Mrs. H A. Kingsley at the
nome OF Mrs. Crosby, SIG Polk street,
tomorrow afternoon.
me officers and executive board of
the Women's society of the M E. |
church Will entertain the members of |
the society tomorrow afternoon in the |
church parlors
The Richardson Art Embroidery
club will meet with Mrs. ]. c. Sey-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lazzelle, of 1913
FOLK street, are the parents of daugh- |
ter, born Monday to whom they have
given the name of Judith Anna.
Miss Helen Smith is visiting Mrs
JACK Dillon in Kansas City.
Mr. Ed Kistler went to Atchison /
yesterday for a few days |
Mrs. John Fontron of Mcpherson is !
the guest of Mrs. Edwin c. Fox
Miss Virginia Meade returned to- !
day to Manhattan after few days |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. !
Meade.
MI. Dick Reed. Washburn law, has |
been pledged to the Delta Phis.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Hazlette have |
moved from 1131 Tyler street to the |
corner of Huntoon and Van Buren, |
streets.
Mr. L. F. Valentine of CIay Center |
spent today in Topeka and will go on |
month.
Miss Edna Hoch of Marion is the /
guest of Mrs. Homer Hoch.
emma firing specially. 11OS Van
Buren.