The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-27

Annual Miss Marian Morrow. Miss
Grace Mex might, one of the teachers
and class director, was present, and
made a short address. Miss Dariine
Hutchins. a graduate in the class of
10, Miss Marcia Brown and Mr.. Frank
Snow, were also guests. The affair last
night was the last and most import
ant social event for the senior class.
The members of the class are: Miss
Leak Bailey, Miss Freda Belts, Miss
Effie Bradley, Miss Helen Casey, Miss
Florence Clark, Miss Lois Conard, Miss
Edith Connelley, Miss Rachel Cosron;
Miss Cozie Crawford, Miss Grace Crow,
Miss Maude Darby, Miss Mildred David
son, Miss Helen Douglass, Miss Har-
riet Eagle, Miss Helen Fitzpatrick, Miss
Mildred Forbes, Miss Ruth Graham
Miss Winifred Greene, Miss Frankie
Haskell, Miss Faye Hathaway Miss
Ruby HawIey. Miss Ruth He'll. Miss
Olga House, Miss Alice Huntington,
Miss Ida Irwin, Miss Stella Johnson,
Miss Fay Kennedy, Miss Bessie Lag
Lillian McGoff, Miss Ethel Mattingly.
Miss Zillah Milehan, Miss Evelyn Mil
Ter, Miss Marian Morrow, Miss Naomi
Nelson, Miss Mildred Owen, Miss Hazel
Parkinson, Miss Vera Perkins, Miss
Laura Phillips Miss Loretta Powell.
Miss Mildred Rodgers, Miss Mabel
Roudebush. Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss
Lois Segar, Miss Wilma Shoemaker
Miss Catherine Stanley, Miss Lillian
stone, Miss Mona Thomas. Miss Car
RE Tomlinson, Miss Grace Ward, Miss
Mamie Williams, Miss Belle Zanditon,
Mr.. Aigot Anderson, Mr.. Donald Bill
ings, Mr.. Arthur Bolton Mr.. Charles
Boon, Mr.. Ira Burkholder, Mr.. Rob
ert Carpahan, Mr.. Ernest Chamberlain
Mr.. Frank De Almond, Mr.. Fabian
Dickinson. Mr.. John Evans, Mr.. Rob
ert Gage, Mr. Fielden Gall, Mr.. Kelsey
Gardner, Mr.. William Gurden, Mr.. Carl
Hathaway Mr.. Charles Heck, Mr..
Beryl johnson, Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Morris
LaCroix, Mr.. Ralph Lewis, Mr.. Will
liam Lieurance. Mr.. James Little, Mr..
Arthur Nichols, Mr.. Theodore Nord-
lund, Mr.. Ernest Chandler, Mr.. Arthur
Opperman, Mr.. Clyde Partridge, Mr..
Richard Porter, Mr.. Lee Samuel Mr..
Julian Stinson, Mr.. Charles Sturdevant.
Mr.. Earl Trobert, Mr.. Morris Tucker.
Mr.. Harold Van Houten, Mr.. Clyde
WATSON, Mr.. Richard Whitcomb' Mr..
Robert Whitcomb. Mr.. Leonard
Shitson, and Mr.. William Wolfe.
The Music Study club had a most
interesting meeting with Mrs. Ralph
Cav on Thursday. The program was
preceded by readings from Tourgien-
offs Singing Sketches and was as
follows:
Tchaikowski. Duet. Ballet Music from
THE Sleeping Beauty
Pachulslki. ..........C Chant Sans Paroles
Rimsky- Korsakoff. Romance Novelette,
Rachmaninoff ......---..... Poliehinelle
Racnmaninoff ..............,.. Serenade
Rachmaninoff ..........,..... Noctprne
Rachmaninof ............,-.... Melodie
Raft ......... Cavatina-Violin
Steaks .................."A april Rain" !
Smith. ...............-. II but knew
Handel ANGELS Ever Bright and Fair
Brahms Cradle Song
Bergh. I'm the Cleaning"
Rubenstein ............. 1.-The Dream
Mrs. Chase Doster was a guest and
added much to the occasion by her de-
lightful glimpses of musical life in
Paris and Dresden. The club will meet
Thursday mornings in June, beginning
June 8, at 9 o'clock. to read some OF
the great poems set to music. These
meetings are expected to prove as in
teresting and profitable as last year.
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A pretty foulard costume appears in
the accompanying sketch, The frock,
which was of black foulard spotted
with white, was made with peasant
blouse over which was draped fichu
of the material decorated with rows OF
coral silk fringe-the fringe also