The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-15

Mr.. Clarkson Millspaugh, who Is
student at Kenyon college, Gambler. O.,
VIII graduate this spring. Fhe Mills
graduating exercises. Bishop and Mrs.
+. r. Mtnspaugh, and Miss Meliora
Hambleton will go to Chicago to Join
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Dewey, and
the party VIII go together to Gambler
in Mr.. Dewey's touring car. Mrs. Chas.
Books Thomas, Mrs. Harold Copeland
of Kansas City. and Miss Mary Ham
bleton, will leave Topeka for Gambler
May y. The graduating exercises will
be held May q, and Bishop Millspaugh
will preach the baccalanreate sermon
Sunday, May rs. After commencement
week, the family will go to White Sui
phur Springs, Va, to spend a lew
weeks. Mrs. Thomas and Miss Mary
Hambleton will go from there to spend
the rest of the summer in the east.
Mrs Copeland will return to Kansas
City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey to Chi
cagos and Bishop and Mrs. Millspaughs
and the rest of the family will go to
Pryor Lake, Mimi, for the remainder
of the summer.
The Sigma Delta Psi girls will give
an outdoor picnic Wednesday night on
the college campus for the girls of the
alumnae chapter and their men friends.
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Mrs. Terrence Ewart entertained her
bridge club this afternoon at her home
on West Sixth avenue. Her guests, be-
sides the members CT the club and SUBJ
StituteS, were: Mrs. Edwin Davis OF
Leavenworth, Miss Nellie Riggs of In
dependence, Mo-, and Miss Sernice Fdl-
Ter.
Miss Helen Hogeboom gave a recital
Saturday afternoon at her home on
West Sixth avenue, followed by an in
formal party. the program was given
by Miss Hogeboom's pupils in voice,
assisted by Miss Ethel Grant, pianist,
ard Miss Blanche Graham, who played
the accomplishments. Miss Irene Gillki-
son gave a particularly able rendering
of Benberg's Death of Joan of Arc"
and Professor Arthur Locke, who was
one of the guests. played her accom-
paniment. Miss Gilkison had two other
numbers which We're on the program
ening, Morning and THE Eyes Of
Spring" The program contained no
extremely difficult numbers, so often
attempted by students in the early
stages of voice cultivation, and so fire.
quently ending in failure, but the songs
for the most part, were simple and
familiar and sung tastefully and I'M
derstandingly. Miss Mary Grant sang
Tosti's "Serenade,'' the only number
not in English. other numbers were:
Who is Sylvia Miss Frances Walsh:
Love Me if 1 Live, Miss Maude Nc
Manimie, Florian's Song and Spring
Has Come, MISS JuanlLd Mcdowell
Rose in the Bud, Mrs. c. A. Fulton.
and Hark, Hark, the Lark and Dende-
lion, Miss Elizabeth Kimmell. About
80 guests were present, and Miss Hoge-
boom was assisted by Madame Lunde
Souther Mrs. Souther will leave soon
after the close of school this spring
to spend the summer at her cottage In
Manitou, Col, and Miss Hogeboom will
teach in the summer school of WASH
burn and Join Mrs. Souther at the end
of the term.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss Aurelia Ames, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ames, to Mr..
Miss Ames studied at Washburn col
lege two years, and later took the do
nestle science course at the Agricul-
tural college. Manhattan. Mr.. Curry
is secretary to the second vice presi-
dent of the Rock Island Railway COM
pany, and went to Chicago a few years
ago from his former home in Holton.
The Ames family also formerly lived |
in Holton; so the acquaintance Of the
two young people is one of long stand
ing. The wedding will take place some
time in the autumn.
The active chapter of the Sigma |
Delta Psi sorority of Washburn col |
lege will give a dinner Tuesday night |
at the Mills tea room for the alum |
nae girls of the sorority.
The usually bright face of a young /
girl was cIouded this morning. when |
she met some of her girl friends on a /
shopping tour. what makes you look |
so cross ?" one of them asked. Have |
your love affairs gone wrong?P mo"
the forlorn one snapped, they are at |
a standstill. It's bore to have your /
love affairs always go smoothly, and /
it's uncomfortable to have them go |
wrong, but it's the superlative degree |