The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-12

by narrow cord. The center portion
of the triple skirt is of the surah, the
others of the cloth. Hat of fuchsia
colored straw trimmed with a self
tone plume.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Morehouse
gave a family dinner party Thursday
night at the Mission tea room in honor
of Mrs. Charles Morehouse of Salt
Lake City, who arrived a few days ago
to be their guest.
Bishop Frank r. Millspaugh and
Miss Meliora Hambleton gave a din
ner Wednesday evening at Bethany
college for the faculty and students of
the Kansas Theological school.
Miss Helen Hogeboom, assisted by
Miss Ethel Grant, pianist, and Miss
Blanche Graham, accompanist, will
give a recital for her pupils Saturday
afternoon at her home, SOL West sixth
avenue. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Miss Ethel Grant.
Love Me If 1 Live. .Foote
Miss Maude McManinie.
flor'ah Mss neHs Juanita Mcdowell.
Hank. Hark, the Lark. $3.50 Schubert
Miss Elizabeth Kimmen.
Dandel1on .......' c. h8otte
-'-0' - Miss Irene Gilkison.
The Eyes of Spring Rles
W NJ Miss Frances Walsh.
Rose in the Bud -. Forester
Mrs. Fulton.
Death of Joan of Arc. .BemDerS
Miss Irene Gilkison.
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Professor Arthur Locke's pupils in
piano will give a recital tonight, as
sisted by Miss Irene Gilkerson, at
Washburn chapel. beeinning at 9i2
take part in the program are: MISS
Dorothv Barber, Miss Josephine
rice. Miss AIDA Harper, Miss Laura
Townsley, Miss Mabel Seeds, Miss Elsie
Hobson and Miss Bertha Miner
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Lederman OF
Mississippi, formerly OF Iopeha' are
guests of Mr.. Ledderman's sister, Mrs.
a. A. Weiskirch, and Mr.. Weiskirch-
They are stopping on their way home
from Nebraska.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. w. ]. Bailey
of Atchison will arrive Saturday ana
will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Bone over Sunday. Mr.. Bailey Will De
one of the speachers at the annual pan
uuet of the Saturday Night club at the
Elks' hall.
Mr. Frank H. Foster has gone to
Excelsior Springs for his health.
Mrs Eustace Brown of Olathe VIII
arrive Saturday to be the guest OF Mrs.
F. w. Watson for a week.
Professor F. G. Foster of Paramount
college, Wichita, will come to Topeka to
take charge of the Latin department.
of Washburn college. Professor h. M
Hancock, who was formerly at the
head of that department, Will leave IN a
few weeks for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. MOSSman and their
daughter, Hazeldeane, who have been
| in Fort Worth, Tex, the past six
months, have returned to Topeka to
their home on Polk street. Mr. Moss
man is the Kansas national bank eX-
aminer who was temporarily transfer
red to Texas some time ago. Mr.. Moss
man is now working in his former ter
| ritory and will remain in this state
permanently. Mrs. Mossman is recoV-
ering from a severe surgical operation
performed in one of the hospitals of
Fort Worth a short time before she left
| for Topeka.
Dr. F. K. Sanders has returned from
a business trip to Independence, Kan
Mrs. Julia Farnsworth Soper has re
! turned from Excelsior Springs.
| Mrs w. r. Stubbs and her daughters,
Lenora and Margaret, and Miss Esther
Dolley, motored to Lawrence today to
attend the May fete at the university.
| Mrs. T. L. Chalkley of Lawrence viii
return with them and spend Saturday
| with Mrs. Stubbs
Miss Dorothy Porter, who is in school
| at Lasen, Boston. Mass, will spend
| some time in Atlantic City and Chi
| cago. before returning to Topeka after
| the close of school. June Z.
Mrs Elmer Bloom of Hutchinson,
! arrived today to visit her sister. Mrs.
Clarence Bowman. Before she re-
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