The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-28


Francis Bonebrake, Mr.. Philip Whit
comb, Mr.. Nelson Meade, Mr.. Alfred
Bartel, Mr. Bruce Mcfarland, Mr..
Paul Moneypenny. Mr. Walter Whit
nell, Mr.. Fred Parfitt, Mr. Charles Nc
Kee, Mr.. Chappell Foote, Mr. Joe Ris-
teen. Mr. Darwin Bradley, Mr. Robert
Pierce. Mr.. Houston Porter, Dr. Leo
Robert Stewart, Mr.. Frank Flenniken.
Mr.. John Foster. Mr.. Clyde Corbet,
Mr.. Edwin Kistler, Mr.. David Fergu-
son. Mr.. Leo Mooney, Mr. Ben Bear,
Mr.. Clyde Ely. Mr. Roy Rauch, Mr..
Grove Dolman. Mr. Clyde Adams, Mr.
Harry Gaunt. Mr.. Ralph Segar, Mir.
Burgess Van Vechten. Mr. Marshall
/ George, Mr. Russell Grimes, Mr.. War
wick Updegraff. Mr.. Herbert Lininger,
Mr.. Clay Hamilton, Mr.. George Rut-
ter. Mr.. George Veale, jr.. Mr.. Ivan
Miller, Mr.. Jerry Ewers. Mr.. Jack
Crow. Mr. Dewitt Hagar. Mr. Earl
| Voorhis. Mr.. Jack Campbell. DR..
James Stewart. Mr.. Otto Connell. Mr.
William Wellhouse.
l. The sub-senior class Of the high
Sc hooI have issued invitations for a re
o'clock. at McRae's hall 112 East Sew
| Cnth street
!
Miss Marjorie Erwin who has been
her aunt. Mrs. J. F. BuzzeI. will re-
turn 20 her home in Newport, VT,
| Tuesday June :. Her mother is a CUES
at the BuzzelI nome and will return
With her Miss Erwin is an accom-
| rXshed pianist, who vas educated at
the Boston conservatory aud the friends
| she has made ir musical circles Will BE-
especially sorry that she is leaving To-
eka.
| . Mrs Charles Kein1ans of Granville,
will entertain the Lakota club at an all
day picnic at her home June 16-
Mrs A. s. Akers entertained the kir-
| dergar-en pupils of Bethany college
| Wednesday afternoon at her home. s35
| Madison street, for her daughter Dor
| othy. Those attending were Marion
Beck. Virginia Carter, Bertha Koocher,
Ruth swartz, Siyra Deacon. Katherine
NulIin, Ruthene Langley, Isabelle
| Bun en-. Dorothy Akers, John Marshall.
| Jr., Thomas Hughes. Alden Lewis, Lyal
Higbee, -Fais Heaton, Ralph Shocks
Mt and Mrs Lewis H Hill will en-
teri ain informally tonight in celebration
! of their secor;d wedding anniversary
! Their guests will be: DR.. and Mrs. o.
| o. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. James Austin,
| Mr. AMI Mrs. Charles Richards. Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Hill. Mrs. Nellie Barton Of
| GienwoOd Springs, Col, Miss Elizabeth
| Gregory, Miss Cora I-anhanl, Miss
Ethel PaEkcy. Miss Irene Welshens,
! Mss lola Childs Dr.. Seth Hammel,
Mr.. Fre,I -Fhurston. Mr.. Harry Cohn.
| Mr.. Charles Robinson. and Mr.. viii
| EIottois.
| Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Brigham and
| their daughter. Dorothy, of Kansas
! City, Miss Frances Brigham OF Chicago,
! Mrs E L. Martin and her son, Ellis
| .ol xwood. of Wichita. and Mr.. 4. r
Brigham of Carthage. No. are here for
a reunion of the Brigham family and
are guests of Mrs r s Brigham, 1893
Western avenue
| Pupils OF Miss Annie NJ Perry
Bundy gave their annual ensemble re-
cital at Chickering hall Friday night
Miss Bundy was assisted b. Miss
Nanon Herren- reader. The follow
ing program was given:
Tanhauser March. ..--.-. Wagner
First piano, Miss Bentley: second
| piano. Miss PauIson.
First piano. Miss Snyder. Miss Clarke;
second piano, Miss Romans. Miss
C1inkenbeard.
First piano. Miss Pugh: second piano,
/ Miss Bruce
Misses Lillian Christman, Eva John
! con. Ruth Parr.
! Valse. .Wacns
MS; !; J; Lyon and Miss Eva Ruthven
First piano, Miss Hughes: second
piano. Miss Barrickman.
Air DeChasse- .....-......... Czerny
Misses Townsend. Laura KoehIer.
Helen McHugh.
Intermezzo Russo ----...... FRANKIE
Misses Florence Triton and Esther
Miss Herren.
Festival March. .....,....-.B ehr
Misses Jessie Allen. Dorothy Petit.
Jane Lynch
First piano, Miss Hill Miss Paxton;
second piano, Miss Sproat Miss
Thompson
tAlpengluhen. OeSten
Messrs. Abe Afron, Floyd Knoll, Clyde
Morris.
First I5a piano Miss Giberg: second
piano, Miss Marine.
First piano Miss Bundy. second piano.
| Miss Harper.
| Reading. - Selected
/ Miss Herren
First piano. Miss Howell. Miss simp-
son; second piano, Miss Ruff. Miss
Wintrode.
/ The June number OF the American
magazine contains an autobio phicaI
sketch of Jane Adams o. Hull house,
Chicago. It is an article that every
club woman should read. and especial
" those who are interested in the kind
of work Miss Adams is doing.
The Daughters of the American RevO-
luton will have meeting Flag Day.
June ii, at Vinewood park They will
have a cafe luncheon at noon and 4
rrograrn in the afterrOor.
=
The girls of the junior and senior
classes of Bethany college will be en-