The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-31

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return to Topeka tomorrow, and Mrs.
Shonts and her daughter will be here
/, until June 8, when they will go to
Kansas City, where Miss Shonts will
deliver an address at the unwilling of
| the John Brown statue. Miss Shonts
J is well known as a lecturer in the in
| terests of temperance, and for some
years she was engaged in the work
with Frances Willard. Mrs. Shonts is
| the mother of Mr.. Theodore Perry
Shonts, who was appointed by Roose-
welt to take charge of the construction
| of the Panama Canal, and who resign
| ed in 1907 to become president of the
| Toledo, st. Louis and Western Railway
| Company, and to have charge of the
subway and elevated systems of New
York. Mrs. Lindsay's mother, Mrs.
! Smith, and Mrs. Shonts, have been
friends for many years, and the Shonts
| family have frequently visited in To-
! peka. They have other friends here
also. Miss Shonts was a classmate of
Miss Alice Patterson at Monmouth Col
lege, Illinois, and Mr.. Theodore Shonts
Porter. Mrs. Lindsay will receive for
her guests one day next week.
Some of the members of the Lake
View Club returned last night from an
| outing at the lake. The members of
| the party went to Lake View Saturday,
and the men returned to town for
business Monday, and went back to the
camp for the holiday Tuesday. Among
those who were there yesterday were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Forbes, Mr.. Frank
Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Crane, Mr..
and Mrs. II: L. Peppmyer. Mr.: and
Mrs. Bert Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
OFT, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Leonard, Mr..
Horace Hall, and Mr.. w. c. F..
Reichenbach.
as
and Miss Margaret Widenham, teach
ers of music in Bethany College, will
give their certificate recital Thursday
evening in the Assembly Room of the
College. The program will be as fol-
lows:
La Sevillane, for two pianos. (Cham-
inade). Miss Lulu Woodhouse and
Miss Grace Woodhouse.
A la bieu-aimee. CD Schultz. Lieb-
estraume No. 8. Giszt). Miss Helen
Murmuring Zephyrs. (Jensen). Noe
turne in F Major. (Schumann). Torch
Dance (From Henry WILD (German.)
Miss Grace Woodhouse.
Haymaking. (Needham). Miss Sarah
Vaise op. 70, No. 1. (chopin). Tar
antelle. (Denee). Miss Adelaide Chap
man.
Poupee valsante. (Poidini). Noe
turne for left hand, OPP. 9, No: 2.
(Scraibine). De Dist die Run; (Schu-
Jean. (Burleigh): Recit. and Aria,
Farewell Ye Hills" CTschaikowsky).
Miss Juanita Sponenbarger.
The Dying Poet. (Gottschalk). The
Swan. (saint saens). Miss Helen
The Retour (The return). CBizet).
Shepherds all and Maidens fair.
(Nevin). Miss Edna Lower:
Consolation. 6Denee). Etude Ar
Bridal Chorus. (The Rose Maiden).
CCowen). Bethany Choral Club:
An invitation is extended to all who
wish to attend the recital. There is
no admission charge.
A man who had been away on fish
ing trip at Lake View returned home
with a four days growth of beard on
his sunburned face. He naturally ex-
pected his wife to tell him how refresh
ed and rejuvenated he looked and how
becoming to him was the coat of tan
| he had acquired; so it quite took the
tuck out of him when her admiration
| found expression in the remark, HUB
by, you look moth eaten"
The U and club held their last meet
inc for the year this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Eastman.
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The faculty recital of Washburn col
lege will be given Tuesday evening a.
S:15 o'clock, in the college chapel.
Miss Margaret Going, of San Diego.
Cal. whose marriage to Mr.. Albert Pat
ten will be celebrated in June, was the
guest of honor at a bridge party given
| last Wednesday night by Miss Helen
Sterne, at her home in San Diego.
| Mr.. atten expects to leave Topeka
about June II for San Diego, and tho
wedding will take place soon after
wards. Mr.. Patten and his bride will
come to Topeka to make their home.
| T. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Springer have
asked guests for an informal bridge
party tonight in compliment to Mrs
harry Wheldon of Springfield, o., who
| is stopping in Topeka to visit friends
on her way to California, where she
will spend the summer. The guests to-
night will be: Mrs. Wheldon, Mr. AMI
Mrs. Harold Cartilage, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Trap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Galbreath. Mr.. ard
Mrs. r. r. Rollman, Mr.. and Mrs.
RoIlo White. Mrs. w. A Fowler and
Miss Thee Jewell.
! MTS. y. u. AUSTIN OI OelTO1I, MICH, -
| the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ernest
| Simon. Mrs. Simon entertained for her
and for Mrs. Daniel Crawford Tuesday
! night, and the guests were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Ralston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilfred Gillies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
Wilton, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. James Thompson, Miss Jean
Koontz, Miss Margaret Koontz, Miss
Mary McGiffin. Miss Louise Allison,
Miss Jeanette Long, Mr.. James Nc
Clure and Mr.. Arthur. Mrs. Austin will
return home Thursday.
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| Notes and Personal Mention.
! Senator Charles Curtis and Miss
Dolly Curtis expect to return at the
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