The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-19

Miss Malta Hall. Miss Laura Arm
strong, Miss Marian McGaw, Miss Cora
pool and Miss Griffin, and Miss Nina
Johnson of Lawrence. The Beta girls
will entertain informally at the Beta
house the evening of Washington's
Birthday.
X
The professor returned from the
dance with the girl student he had
chosen to accompany him, wearing a
placid smile that was warranted indie
structible. The Holbrook girls would
have been slower than they are if they
could not have thought of some way
to put downward curve on that
transcendent grin; so, after a little
conference, they fixed up a story that
they would severally tell the young
woman when she returned. Discreet
ly, they pored into her ear the shock
ing intelligence that in taking her to a
dance he was proving false to a beau
t1ful wife and two lovely babes. The
girl felt she had been insulted and
went to the professor bubbling with
righteous wrath. The information was
such as would affect any youthful and
romantic dreamer like the shower bath
that follows Turkish scald, and the
indignation that followed the first
shock was interesting if not soothing
He summoned each guilty girl separ-
ately to his presence and questioned
and cross questioned, but the pretty
rascaLs were not to be caught mapping
and eYaded the questions or refused to
answer at all. But the SANDER was
not to be so lightly passed over, so
presently they were again called, and
this time, with some coercion they
We're induced to tell on themselves.
Their wickedness was diagramed to
them in terms that were not to he
mistaken nf <l.,&s
and with tears they promised never to
do 1t again. Of course. they will never
repeat the offense-they will have a
fresh scheme for the next occasion.
larger number than usual of the
Pets of Providence are booked to
leave Kansas this year for an ocean
voyage and a spell of globe trotting.
II Is even coming to be fashionable
for people to speak of my little trim
abroad" with a bIase drawi as though
II We're weekly occurrence and fast
becoming bore. but say what they
VIII, it must sound good in their own
ears, and to us, just the peepul who
stay at home and do the chores the
dream that We'll go some time fills M
the horizon. The secret of the fascina-
ton OF the old world for the people of
the new is not that it's scenery is
grander than our own, but that every
echo on its shore is eloquent of his
tory and those who visit it are mil
grlms to the homes of genius, shrines
OF art and sites of epoch-making ac-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hoch of Marion
nave planned a trip for this summer;
Mr.. Bernard Crosby expects to go in
June; Mr.. Mark Robbins will go in
March; Mr.. J. Burrow and his son
sailed last week; Miss Maggie Long of
Lawrence, who frequently visits here,
Will leave on trip to Europe this
summer; Miss Helen Brown, whom the
paper has accused of planning a trip
around the world is intending to make
Mediterranean voyage. Miss Mary
Barkiey, Miss Clara Francis and~Miss
Fenella Dana of Topeka; Miss Nora
Gentry of Kansas City, and Dr. Linda
Hardy of Hiawatha will leave in June
TO spend the summer in the British
Islands and France. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
q. Bauer and their daughters expect
to leave in June and spend three
months abroad. Mrs. NJ E. Holmes
sailed today, accompanied by relatives
in Cincinnati. Mrs. A. S. Johnson will
go to Boston in March; after spending
two weeks there. she will leave to
spend the sumner in Europe Miss
Nellie Ansel and other teachers of the
nigh school are planning to go. This
is the year for the Passion PLAY at
Oberammergau, and that is another
trump card that the old world plays
once in a decade
Mrs. r. II. Cav entertained the
Music Study club Friday afternoon.
The guests Of the club were; Mrs,
Gazen, Mrs. Bartlett Mrs Stout. Mrs.
Boyd and Mrs. Shaffer. The program
follows:
Piano duet-"Polonaise' .Rubenstein
Mrs. Albangh and Mrs. Rogers.
Vocal solo-"Ob heller Tag
.....- ..-....... Tschaikowsky
Mrs. NJ. F. Laycock.
Prelude C-sharD min. Rachmaninoff
Mrs. w. H. Bowlby.
Vocal solo-"Floods of Spring
.--. .....-..... Rachmaninoff
Mrs. B. B. Smyth.
Pollchinelle .......... Rachmaninoff
Miss Vivian Rush.
Vocal solo-"Cossack Cradle Song
$3.50. ..:....... .Napravnik
Miss Eva Currie
| (a) Moments Musical op. 16, No. 5:
! (b) Serenade op. 5, No. s ..
........ Rachmaninoff
Mrs. H. B. Tasker.
X
One of Topeka's well dressed women
who has her clothes made in New
Y ork. was given a bit of advice on her
| last trip east by her tailor that she
/ has obligingly passed on. LET me
give you a hint he said "about the
way to dress. Think nothing about