The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-26

spected with envious eyes. and word
has gone out that the owner of that
dress didn't wear under it one single
stitch more than a set of tights and
a pair of silk hose. Scandalous!
Mrs. Marie Price Wear has issued
announcements of her class days. at
her studio, 1000 Topeka avenue. Mon
day is her reception day; Tuesday ana
Thursday, classes in water colors. char-
jewelry and leather; special classes
for teachers Saturday morning. Spring
and summer outdoor sketching
classes.
Mr. Lawrence Robbins of Kansas
City dedicated the new pipe organ OF
the First Christian Science church
Thursday night. Mr.. Robbins is an
organist, pianist and music teacher,
and plays the organ in one OF the
Christian Science churches of Kansas
City. The concert last night was inter
esting, not only by reason of the eX-
cellence of the performance, but also
for the display of the splendid tones
as follows:
Toccata and F'ugue, D minor Bach
Suite, C Minor. Prologue March In
termezzo Toccata .....-.; Rogers
Introduction to Third Act and Pill
grims Chorus from Tannhauser
........ Wagner
81 Will Extol Thee from Eli Costa
(a) Rosary New
(c) EN- Regardant LIE Liel' GODDARD
adapted by Mr. Robbins.)
CD Serenade Roccoco. .......
adapted by Mr.. Robbins.)
(a) Question .-.- w olstennoIme
OBJ Answer -. :WolstenhoIme
(a) ofertory on Theme from
Last Hope ...;.: Durham
March from "F;Ir' Costa
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Mrs Everett Akers gave an in
formal bridge party Thursday for her
sister, Mrs. Lawrence Cartwright of
Indianapolis, Ind.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Bernice johnson, of Atchison,
will return home Saturday, after visit
of a few days to Mrs. Frank Gr1ggs.
Miss Helen Cockrell has returned
from Wichita, where she spent two
months with her sister, Mrs Edward
Robertson.
Mrs. w. S. Glass, of Marysville is
the guest of Mrs. Rome Colvin.
Miss Anna May Jones. of Lawrence
is visiting Mrs. Morris Schlegel.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Davis will re-
turn Saturday from trip to New
York.
Mr.. Frank Southwick left today for
wellington, O., to attend the wedding
of Mr.. Roy Cope.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F<lesath of Bana'
ILL.,, have returned home, after a visit
to Mr.. Klesaths brother, Mr.. Fred
Klesath, who is seriously i'll at his
home, 430 Tyler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Brunt have re-
turned from Kansas City where they
attended the Miller-Donney wedding.
Mr.. Isaac Brunt of Decora, Iowa, who
was in Kansas City for the wed
came to Topeka with Mr.. and Mrs.
Brunt and is their guest Mrs. Isaac
Brunt will arrive next Monday to visit
them a few days.
Miss Blanche Sin1ons, of Lawrence.
will arrive Saturday to be the guest
of Miss Fern Mold.
Miss Mary MacLennan and her guest,
Miss Lois Harger, of Abilene, went to
Lawrence today to spend the week
end with Miss katherine Dolman.
Mr.. H Clay Payne of Kansas City,
Kan, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Bankhead, AT Madison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burnham have
returned from a months trip through
the east, where they visited the large
sea board cities.
Kansas City 20 visit her daughter, Mrs
Carl Trap. Mrs. Trap will accom-
pany her home next week to be her
guest a few days.
Mr.. w. P. Hemphill and his family
will go to White Bear Lake, Mimi, in
June to spend the summer.
Mrs. George Porter of Archie, Mo-.
is visiting her father, Mr.. J. c. CAT
ford.