The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-19

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Mrs. John Frritts of New York is the
| guest of Mrs Charles Allen Mills She
| will be here for some time. and a num-
| Der of parties will be given in her
honor. Mrs. Mills will entertain in
formally for her on a date that will
! be decided when their plans are more
definitely arranged. Mrs. F'ritts form
erly lived in Topeka, and was for some
After her marriage she wrote for news
papers and magazines, but for the past
year her health has been poor, and
| during that time her work has been
and popular girl. and her friends here
will be glad to see her again.
Mr. and Mrs. N. NJ. Rice have gone to
| Temple, Tex, to attend the wedding OF
| Miss Nellie Flint and their nephew, Mr..
Harvey Powell. which will be solemn
| lied Wednesday evening at the First
Baptist church of Temple at $50
| have also gone to Temple to attend the
wedding.
The dance that was to have been
given at Manhattan Monday night by
| the Phi Sigma Chi fraternity. has been
postponed until next Saturday night
Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Miss Marjorie
Whitney, Miss Bess Renwick. Mr..
Francis Bonebrake and Mr.. Otto Con-
nell viii go to Manhattan Saturday in
the Bonebrake machine for the dance
and will return Monday.
The following from a Seattle paper
will interest the friends of Mrs. Albert
Phillips. formerly Miss Anna Marie
Nellis of Topeka:
THE Alliance Franchise, Cercle de
Seattle, had one of the most delightful
evenings of the season Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Albert Phillips,
654 Olympia Place. A mixed program.
one interesting feature of which was
the reading of extracts from Rostand's
"Chantecler'' by Nine. Tyler, was
given. Mrs. Rogers of New York sang
delightfully."- several songs composed by
her sister Mrs. Mary Turner Salter, of
Boston.
THE first number was a cycle of five
songs, 'Epitome of Love- the first en-
core 'Contentment,' and the second
encore. Sleep Little Lady followed
by April Song Miss Katheryn Rog-
ers. a charming and accomplished
young lady, who possesses voice of
unusual sweetness, sang two French
songs, Destination and Sans Toi.'
Mrs Phillips, charming hostess of de-
lightful versatility, led the conversation
in three languages, while Mrs Scott of
Tacoma played several piano duets,
among them rRadieuse.' by Colts
chalk, followed by Morning from
Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite. and by special
request whistled several selections, &C
companying herself on piano or harp.
A dainty supper was served later in
the spacious dining room, where the
great, round table, handsomely APP
pointed, accommodated the entire coIn-
pany. The next meeting OF the cercle
will take place at the lecture hall of
the Columbia College of Music. A COM
edy will be produced by seven MEM
bers of the cercle, and musical pro-
gram will follow. A pleasant surprise
is in store for the evening"
Mrs Charles Sessions entertained her
bridge club this afternoon at her home,
HOO Van Buren, street.
The T. G. F. club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs Girard, at the
home of Mrs J. P. Howe, s17 Lane
street.
Miss Gertrude Pearsons of Kansas
City, Kan. and Mr.. Julius Fritz, of
Topeka, will be married Wednesday
brides parents, Mr.. and rms H. A.
Pearsons. Miss Pearsons formerly iv-
ed in Topeka and is a graduate of the
Topeka high school. Mr.. Fritz is sup
of the postoft1ce. They will live at 420
Woodlawn avenue. Potwin.
The annual banquet Of the Impromptu
club will be given at the Mission tea
room Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon entertained
the Duplicate Whist club this after
loon at the Topeka cluD- her guests,
besides the members of the club, were:
Mrs. Aivarado M. Fuller, Mrs. Silas
Porter, Mrs. Nettie Belcher and Miss
Minnie Belcher of New York.
Miss Minna May Grubbs and Mr..
Dwight Fl. wager. of Auburn, were
married Monday afternoon at 2:3o
o'clock, at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. wager.
1912 Var Buren, street. Rev. C. B. Zook
read the service. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. wager left for
Auburn, where they will make their
home.
The Music Study club will meet Sat- |
urday, April Is. at the home of Mrs. |
Irwin Pribbie. 700 Topeka avenue The |
afternoon will be given to the study of |
American women composers, and the |
following program has been arranged: |
Nonchalance, Bal1ata. Helen Hood |
Mrs. Morton A1baugh.
Lullaby. (Gaynorl Ghosts. NJ. r. Lang
Mrs. ]. P. WahIe.
Bal Masque. Beach |
Miss Vivian Rush.
Violin Solo-RomanZa. .......... |
..................M Marguerite Melville |
Miss Anna Whiting.
Irish Love Song, Lament. NJ. r. Lang /
Mrs. irwin Pribble.
Rhapsody in E Minor. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs L. l. Goodwin.
Maiden and the Butterfly, My Lady
JacqueninoG ..........-......... .--...
Mrs. NJ. f. Laycock.
The Sea Song-Two sopranos. Beach |
Mrs. c. E. Bair and Mrs. R. H. More |
house.
Violin sonata A Min. OPP 34..
Miss Esther Watts.
Sketches OPP. ia. ...-.-..--....-.--..
Mrs. H TaSker.
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