The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
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One of the most interesting events of
next week viii be the Chopin evening
which Mr.. Alf KHngenberg. pianist.
will give in MacVicar chapel Monday.
lat SIS O'Clock, to mark the Chopin
centennial Mr. George Barlow Penny
Iof Kansas City viii give a short talk
on Chopin and Mr.. KIngenberg will
play Chopin Programme-
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mulvane. who
have given a series of dinners in honor
of members of the legislature, enter
tained the following guests Friday
night: Senator and Mrs. C.sS. Thurman.
Senator and Mrs J. B. Lower, Senator
and Mrs. Fowler, Senator Stannard,
Senator L s Cambern. Mrs. F. NJ
Crossley, Mr. D. a. DIulvane of Los
Angeles. and Mrs. W. ]. Ehrsam of
Enterprise.
/ Mrs. J. B. Larimer gave a luncheon
for is today in compliment to Mrs. N
H LoomiS of Omaha General and Mrs
H. w. F. Hughes will give a dinner
tonight in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs
Loomis.
/ The engagement has been announced
| of Miss Fanny Storer of Goshen Ind.
and Mr.. John Montgomery. physical in
structor al the Central Y NJ G. a
In the calendar for the week let no
woman forget to mark Tuesday-elec-
tion day The interest in this election
is largely centered on the school board, |
and loyalty to the cause of women
on the school board will be shown by
voting early, so as to be sure of be- |
ing counted, as the polls close at |
O'Clock. If any of the ladies are not
able to get to their voting places with |
out a conveyance, one will be sent for
them by telephoning Mrs. Lee Monroe, |
both phones.
Mrs. David Norton gave an informal
afternoon yesterday in honor of her
10,
guests were Mrs. ]. c. MohIer and her
two sons, Mrs. Chester Woodward and |
her son. Mrs. Frank Scott Davis and
her niece. Eliza beth. Mrs. Dick Alden
and her son, Mrs. Joseph Morgan, Mrs.
Hal HazIett, and Mrs. Hal Norton.
Mrs. Charles Wood gave a musicale
Friday at the National for the wives
of the senators and representative who
are at the hotel during the legislative
session. The programme was given in
the hotel parlors and tea was served
in the blue room by Mrs. S. S. Beggs
about 15 guests. The programme was
by Miss Irma Doster, violinist, Mr.. Oar
win Bradley, baritone. Miss AlIabelle
Troutman, pianist, and Mrs Edwin
O'Neil, contraItO. Mr.. Bradley sang a
group of German and English songs
and Mrs. O'NeiI sang April, by Salter.
Miss. Troutman gave several piano
numbers. among them a Scotch song
by Macdonald and Spring Song by
MendeIssoha-
Mrs. Francis EIbert Smith, 1901
western avenue. gave an informal
bridge this afternoon for Miss Helen
McGon's guests, Miss Eliza Figures
of Helena, Ark, and Miss EulaIie
cadwallader Of kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs L. b Rousseau an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Edith Grace, to Mr. E
ding will be a very quiet one it will
be of interest to a great many friends
Mr. Ambrose is a son of Mr. and Mrs;
A c. Ambrose The wedding will
take place the latter part of March
and after an eastern trip the young h
couple will be at home in Topeka
Senator John F. OverfeId of Inde-
pendence last night entertained the
members of the press gallery at the
state house at dinner at the Topeka
club
The Delta Phis of Washburn college
will give CHOP suey'' party tonight
at their chapter house under the
'cookmanship'' and supervision of Mr.. +
l. L. Kiene. Beside the members of =
the fraternity there Will be in attend
ance Mr. L. L. Kiene. DR. Otto Kiene,
Major Harvey. Mr.. w. A Neiswanger,
Mr.. L. A IsreaI and others
Mr.. and Mrs HinkIe NJ. Guy, 722
Horne street, will entertain a small !,
company informally this evening for =
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Guy of Arkansas :
City. ,
Mrs. O. H Danner and Mrs. F. NJ 6
Drake Will entertain the Golden Rule \
club Friday, March 3. at the home of 4
the former, 1415 Clay street.
The Varsity dance last night at "
Steinberg's was attended by Mr.. and p
Mrs. P. H. Adams, Miss Rose Mitchell, + L
Miss Isadel Heath; Miss Louise Heath,
Miss Emma Smith, Miss Ola Cronk, h
Miss Madeline Whitney, Miss Leta a
Rice, Miss Hazel Jones. Miss Hazel
Larkin, Miss Clara Daniels, Miss Mary | r
Williams, Miss Mary Gleed, Miss Mary
Sawyer, Miss Mildred Guild. Miss Hell c
IN Lindsay, Miss Edna Heap, Miss $
BesS Renwick, Miss Gladys Scott, Miss il
Airline Dietrich, Miss Maude Stonehiu, t
Miss Esther Dolley, Miss Laura Arm
strong, Miss Bessie Allison, Miss La r
We're Langdon. Miss Marie Lager :
strona, Miss Grace kuntz, Miss Helen | Y
Spielman. Miss Margaret Minney, Miss :
Hattie Howard, Miss Nellie Kaster, V
DR.. Leo Haughey, Mr.. Quinton Adams
Mr.. Omer Smith. Mr.. George Breth- \
Dur, Mr. Arthur Weisgerber. Mr.. Har- !
Did Tice. Mr.. James Hayes, Mr.. Hal I
Mr.. Clarence Aten, Mr..
anes Clark. Mr.. Will Heap, Mr. Karl r
Bowman, Mr.. Herman Carkhuff. Mr.. i
John Robb. Mr.. Alex Spencer, Mr.. 4
WiSter Williams, Mr. Stafford Cham
berIain Mr. Lee Monroe Mr.. Joe Den ?
ney. Mr.. Ray Uford. Mr. Herbert h
Clark. Mr.. Osborn Larimer. Mr.. How =
ard Carruth, Mr. Preston Coleman,
Mr.. William Warriner. Mr. Earl Voor- r
Forbes, Mr.. William Snyder. Mr.. John n
Mr. Bill Johnson and Mr.. +