The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-27

Hail unto the society maid,
She knoweth news so pat;
She questioneth people'o'er the phone
And they answer in an astonished tone,
Good gracious, Eow who told you that?'
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The subscription dance at Steinberg's
last night was attended by few of the
most in evidence. And if you wanted
to see a lot of pretty girls you missed
it by being absent last night There
were Cornelia Gleed. Leona Curtis,
Helen Lindsay, Ola Crouk and numer-
Gus others who bid fair to rival the
popularity of Daisy Lakin. Janet Lord,
Marjorie Wheeler. Elvia Millspaugh,
Davis who were considered the bellies
of their day. Among those who danced
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Baird Mich
olson, Miss Helen Haughey, Miss Gladys
Scott Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss Sue
Rodgers, Miss Florence Guild, Miss
Ella Davis. Miss Nadine Lytle, Miss
Bertha Hull, Miss FrancesConne1l, Miss
Grace Walworth. Miss Hazel Larkin,
Porter, Miss Mary Sawyer, Miss Bess
Allison. Miss Corinne CoSton, Miss
Marie Zeigler, Mrs Julia Wikidal Wells,
Miss Helen Johnstone, Miss Alice VIII
lard, Miss Floyd Robenson, Miss Edith
Thompson, Miss Permelia Curtis, Miss
Helen Morrow, Mr.. George Beach, Mr..
Clarence Jordan. Mr.. Earl Voorhis, Mr..
Alfred Bartel; Mr.. Ed Curry. Mr.. Jay
Steele, Mr.. Stanley Reed. Mr.. Harry
Steele, Mr.. Jerry Johnstone, Mr.. Jim
johnson of Peoria, ILL.,. Mr.. Bert Keeley
of Chicago, Mr.. Ed Kistler, Mr.. Fred
Pierce, Mr.. Will Stewart. Mr.. Cyrus
Monroe, Mr.. Leo Haughey, Mr.. Tink-
/ ham Veale, Mr.. Dick Reed, Mr.. Joe
Risteen. Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. Joe Con
Mr.
colin Copeland, Mr.. Charles Mckee, Mr..
Bruce Mcfarland. Mr.. Lee Johnson,
Mr. Clyde Adams, Mr.. Roy Thompson,
Mr.. Jay Close. Mr.. Russell Grimes, Mr..
Mr.. Irwin Snattinger, and Mr.. James
Hayes.
Miss Bernice Vreeland was the guest
of honor at a luncheon today given by
Miss I4ottie Snyder, 1125 Polk street
The table was artistically trimmed in
pink and white and covers were laid for
Miss Vreeland, Mrs. n. b. swan, Miss
HAYES, Miss Mabel Hayes, Miss Lillian
Trap, Mrs. Clara Snyder and Miss Sny-
der.
Mrs. w. B. Swan, 914 King street, will
give a 500 party on Wednesday after
room in compliment to Miss Bern1ce
Vreeland, whose marriage occurs next
week.
Mrs. E. G. Allen of 1924 Harrison
street was hostess this afternoon for
the Faustina Embroidery club. The
guests and members included, Mrs.
Charles Myers, Mrs. A. A. Hayes, Mrs.
W. II. Martin Mrs Bert Harris, Mrs.
Charles Jocelyn, Miss Julia Whitmer.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Elizabeth
Greis. Mrs. c. c. Starr, Mrs. T. s..
Barnes of Herington, Mrs. Charles
Bayless, Mrs. Rema billiard.
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The Music Study club met yesterday
with Mrs. Ralph Cav. 1t was the first
study meeting of Chopin and a Chopin
the club were: Mrs. p. L. Soper and
Miss Myrtle Hodge The following pro-
gramme was given:
Ballade in A fiat. Chopin
Mrs. Morton Albaugh.
Preludes No 3 and 4.............C Chopin
Mrs. Tasker.
Lotus 9tu f Blossom fss Woods '' se9umanT ieYaar
Mrs. Pribble.
Prelude No. 6............C Chopin
Mrs. Harshbarger.
Prelude No 7i;;',:;-'''...' Mrs cav Chopin
To My Sweetheart. rt......-.........
Mrs Wahle.
Group of children's songs ... .Abt
Mrs. Morehouse.
Prelude Nos. 9 and 10............ Chopin
Mrs. Tasker.
Air of Barber of Seville .....
Mrs. Deacon.
Prelude No. Is ..........-....... Chopin
Mrs. Bowlby.
Song-Last Night ............ KjeveurIf
Mrs Smyth.
Reading-Scenes from Chopin in Paris
Mrs. Smyth.
Preludes Nos. 20 and % Chopin
Mrs. Harshbarger.
Waltz in D fiat ................. Chopin
Mrs. Goodwin
Mrs. Soper gave a delightful talk on
music in foreign lands. The club was
the recipient Of surprise in the form
of some short breads sent from Scot
land, called Pit-Cathley Banoc, sent by
Miss Gladys Cav. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Cav, who is studying
music abroad.
Mrs. Eli g. Foster will entertain the
members of the Topeka Avenue 500
club and their husbands at her home
this evening.
The Ceramic Art club will be enter
tained on Friday afternoon by Mrs.
mond at the home of Mrs. Ensminger,
1107 Monroe street A short address on
Estimate and What Constitutes a
Good Design" will be given by Mrs. L.
D. Whittemore.
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. w. J.
Richenbacher, 2O17 West street.
The Chaldean club will hold its next
Mrs. John B. Sims, 1908 College ave-
nue..
There is a good looking visiting girl
here from some western Kansas town
who is creating quite a stir with her
big hats and diamonds-and they say
she has lots more at home.''