The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12


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The Royal Bridge club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. r. Colvin, 915
Curtis of Washington, d. c., was the
| guest OF the club
The program for the Ladies' Music
club concert at the Grand tonight will
be as follows:
2 Piano Gavotte. .....-............: Raft
Mrs James Going and Mrs. ARA
Clark.
Soprano R Rap T w w;; Ellen c0wdel
Piano Rapsodie No. H.. List
Mrs. Charles Kleinhans.
Violin Introduction and Rondo Cap
ricciosi Observation-Disclosures. Saint-Saens
Miss Margaret Fowler.
Quartette (a) Sweet Little Girl. Warner
OBJ Ashes of Roses. ....-... Woodman
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs. G. W.
Parkhurst, Miss Florence Thatcher,
and Mrs. L. S. Ferry
Soprano Sunlight, waltz song.
Mrs. G. w. Parkhurst.
Piano Caprice Espagnol. .Moskowski
Mrs. Charles Gleed.
Vocal Duet, The Love of a Friend.
Miss Bernice Fuller and Mrs. Ralph
Skinner.
Vocal, (a) Legende ......... Wteniawski
CD Scherzo Tarantelle. :. Wieniawski
Miss Margaret Fowler.
Two Piano Variations ..--..... Sinding
Miss Ethelyn Harrison and Mrs.
Robert Carver.
Mrs. F. NJ. Drake entertained the fol-
lowing guests at 1 o'clock luncheon for
the NJ. W. club last Friday: Mrs. F. Z.
Brooks, Mrs. L. p Bonebrake, Mrs. R.
F. DeArmond, Mrs. +. J. Hodgins, Mrs.
]. A. Howes. Mrs. c. E. Hulett. Mrs. J.
w. Going, Mrs. W. W. Decker. Mrs. T.
The Minerva club met Monday at
ternoon at the Country club. Mrs.
G. G. B1akely and Miss B. Walter were
hostesses. The literary part of the
Isaac Walton. Roll call was answer
ed by quotations from the 1.-THE Com
pleat Angler" a review of his life
was read by Mrs. H L. Peppmeyer;
his book, and Miss Jennie Blinn sang
an Anglers Song. Mrs. A. F. Grear
read a paper on Springtime Music.
Mrs. H. W. Putnam sang Love in
piano number BRIDES Morning
Song" Mrs. Hughes sang Fields in
May" Miss Maude Mary Kline play
ed 'Hark, Hark, the Lark" Mrs. E. G.
Jessie Waller played two violin solos,
''Serenade" and "Perpetuo Mobile"
Mrs. w. D. Davis gave the number
Rustic of spring.% and Miss Walter
e ct. COMPOSED of Mrs. Foster, Miss
Blinn, Mrs. Albaugh and Mrs D. A.
Holden, sang Welcome Primrose
Flower" Miss Ra Hotchkiss played a
violin solo. Miss Marjorie Erwin
played a piano solo IN in My Neigh-
Cravens played Grieg's ''To Spring"
The club voted to endorse Mrs. Wat
son as president and Mrs. Samson as
vice president OF the city federation.
F. w. Watson, Mrs. P. ]. Clevenger,
Mrs. William Macferren, Mrs. Frank
Thompson, Mrs. M. p. GARRISON, Mrs.
Norman Atkinson, Mrs lief Felix.
Holden, Mrs. Alberta McGiffert, Mrs.
A H. Benson, Mrs. NJ. F. Handy, Mrs.
Frdee of California. Mrs. A. Handy
of Princeton, Mo-, Mrs w. H. KEN
French, Mrs. n. H. Adams, Mrs. R. B. :
steele. Mrs. Bergson, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Blinn, Mrs. G. P. Morehouse, Mrs. r.
A. Burcht Mrs. Adrian Greene, Mrs.
Mrs. Esther Youngs, Miss Florence
Cravens, Miss Eva Bailey, Miss Sarah
Cleland of Lawrence, Kan, Miss Eliz-
abeth Barr, Miss Rachel Hotchkiss,
Miss Rosa Feriet: Miss Ward. Miss
Margaret Loogs. MISS Ceora Lanham.
The recital to be given Wednesday
night at Washburn by the pupils of
Madame Lunde Souther is open to the
public and all who wish to attend are
cordially invited
.
The Cosmos club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Homer Larsh,
SIG West Sixth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Musson of Park
street, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Jetta Irene, to Mr..