The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-19

Mr.. Ralph Lewis, Mr.. Clarence Jordan,
Mr.. William Miller, DR.. Leo Haughey,
Mr.. Robert Steele, Mr.. Earl Voorhis,
Mr.. Ernest Reine, Mr.. Robert Pierce,
Mr.. John Hamilton, Mr.. Earl Spencer,
Mr.. Roy Thompson. Mr.. Joe Risteen,
Mr.. Tod Matthews. Mr.. Sherman AmsZ
den Mr.. Charles Mckee, Mr.. Richard
Fritz. Mr.. Samuel Lux, Mr.. Wendell
Lyman, Mr.. Kenneth Burnett, Mr..
Richard Porter, Mr.. Philip Gray, Mr..
Walter Fritz, Mr.. Kenneth Lewis, Mr..
Burgess Van Vechten, Mr.. Kenneth
Lyle. Mr.. Richard Hall and Mr.. Oar
win Bradley.
The members of the Woman's Kan
sas Press club held their annual recep-
ton Thursday night at the Governors
House, Mrs. Stubs. Miss Nanen Her
rem, Mrs. Matte Toothaker Kimbal of
Manhattan and Mrs. Belle Spencer OF
Manhattan, stood in line to receive the
guests. who were introduced by Mrs.
DeWitte c. Nellis.- The young women
who served ices in the dining room and
punch in the library, were: Miss Lenore
Monroe, Miss Lenora Stubs, Miss
Grace Dana, Miss Daisy Monroe, Miss
Katherine Mcfarland, and Miss Ber-
tina Clay. The Washburn quartette,
whose members are Miss Marie Van
derpool Miss Mabel Joss, Miss Eleanor
Bartel, and Miss Ona May Miller, sang
for the guests. The affair was a re-
ception and porch party combined, and
many of the guests remained out OF
doors most of the evening, making
themselves as comfortable, with the
help of porch chairs and cushions, as
the weather would permit. The party
was entirely informal and was attend
ed by about 100 guests, including
number of out of town people who are
here this week for the suffrage and
press conventions.
business meeting of the club was
held this morning in the Commercial
I,a off n
sen are: Mrs. Kimball of Manhattan
president; Mrs. w. A. McCarter, vice
president; Mrs. Belle Heacock Spencer
of Manhattan, secretary, ana MRS.
Emma Sells Marshall of Topeka, treas
urer.
At the Hermann Springer recital to be
given at the Woodman hall on west
Sixth avenue Saturday nlght, the Iocal
ouartette composed of Misses Jesslca
Shortt and Mary Sands and Messrs;
Darwin Bradley and Glenn Jones will
sing the Persian aGrden. Amateur sing
ers are often admired by their friends
only, but this quartette mas class ana
wins favor with its singing anywhere.
Besides the singing there VIII pc
piano music worth while. me pig
Chickering grand made especially lot
Busoni. the Italian pianist, VIII be
shipped here from Kansas CITY u DC
used for this recital.
The pupils of Miss Hazel Barnwe1
gave a recital Thursday evening IN
Gemmen hall. The program was as hoi-
lows:
.sThe Hundred and Oneth" ...-D onncl
Grace Reicherter-
''The Chariot Race from Ben-Aur
-. :. .............-... .--.-.'- Wdiidoo
Nina Roudebush.
The First Call COOK
Miss Charles.
From a Far Country .........'. anon
Miss Baggley.
Selection From William Tell. .Rosslnl
Ernest Cham berlain.
Car,n Meeting at Bluff Springs. Bishop
Miss Dixon
Lois Stricken.
Madeline's Victory ..:..;'.'.. LltcnIlelo
Elma Beal.
Three Green Bonnets 1890 u Aaroelot
Alena Philbin.
COMEDY IN ONE ACT.
The Pipe of Peace ...-...-...- cameron
Characters:
GLADYS Terriu ....... Nina Roudebush
Joseph Terrill ........ Grant Laxman
Molly, the Maid ...-...-.... EiIna Deal
The Art club will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Harrison Morgan
The Pi alumnae chapter of Kappa
AIpha Theta will meet Saturday a1ter-
noon at 2:30 with Mrs. F. w. Watson
at her home, 401 Topeka avenue.
The puzzling question of what to give
the girl graduate is again up for solu-
ton Among the articles that are good
for such a present are: Stranos OF Sill
yer beads or small coral roses whlch
may be variously set, coat chains IN
oxidized silver with topaz setting. Book
markers may be given, and French
ivory makes :, dainty toilet articles,
esnaciaIlu when monogramed in blue,