The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-27

| ing of the 18TH
| The most important social event of
| the WaShburn college year was the
| dinner-dance Friday night at the Elks
club. The men of the fraternity al
ways concentrate on this annual
party. to make it a brilliant success.
| The decorations for the party were
| the fraternity colors, blue and white,
and the fraternity flower. white car
nations, were used The girls pro-
grams were oxidized silver, mounted
with the fraternity coat-of-arms, and
the mems programs were of dark
wood mounted with the same en-
blem. For one of the two favor
dances, photographs of the men at
the chapter house were given, and for
the other, bouquets of roses. Din
ner was served at Z o'clock, and was
followed by toasts before the dane
ing.
The Grade Teachers club will give
a May fete at the Y. w. c. A. May 4.
The guests of honor will be Mrs. C.
G. Starr, Mrs. c. J. Evans and Mrs.
Margaret Hill McCarter, and the or
der of the entertainment will be as
follows:
First event-The Queen and Her
Court. Blanche Carnahan, mistress.
Second event-May Pole Dancers,
Lulu Mckee, mistress.
Third event-Strolling Singers, Min
ma Mccall, mistress.
Fourth event-The Thirteen Colo
MES, Mrs. Laura Mckee, mistress.
Fifth event-The Great Nations,
Ethel NJ. Aldrich, mistress.
Sixth event-Gypsy Fortune Tellers,
Mrs J. L. Campbell, mistress.
Seventh event Shepherdesses Ger
trude Morton. mistress.
Eighth event-Ladies of the Queens
Household, Alfarta Whitmore, mis-
tress.
Players Lima Bresette, mistress.
Tenth event Chimney Sweeps,
Eliza beth Smith, mistress.
The Queen-Grace Root.
The herald-Lena Davis.
The pages-Helen McNee1ey and
The vesper services at the Y. w.
C. A. Sunday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock
will be in charge of Miss Myrtle Rad
cliffe- After the service tea will be
served and Miss Faye Richards of
Emporia will sing in the parlor. The
music for the vesper service will be
as follows:
Piano solo
(a) Nocturne ..F Field |
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe.
Duet-The Crucifix. -Faure |
Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Springer.
Mezzo soprano solo
(a) ABIDE with Me-. LlOOle |
OBJ Cry of Rachel. ......-. Salter
Miss Mary Sands
Tenor solo-Lord, Vouchsafe Thy
Loving Kindness (from Stabat
Glenwood Jones
Duet-Forever With the Lord $50.
Mrs. wii1idal and Mr. Springer.
Soprano solo-The Radiant Morn.
Mrs. w. W. wikidal
Bass solo-Rec. and Aria. New
Heavens in Fullest Glory Shone
(from The Creation). - Haydn
Mr.. Herman Springer
When Night In
wolves the Skies. =. Shelley
Mrs. Wikidal, Miss Sands, Mr..
Jones, Mr.. Springer.
Pupils of Madame Lunde Souther
will have a recital Monday night at
Washburn college chapel. and the pro-
gram will be as follows:
PART L
Who'll Buy My Lavender. $500. German
Miss Floy Whiteker.
Love but Thee. La Forge
Miss Anita Cozard.
Mrs. Charles Joslin.
serenade with violin and flute obIi-
gatol NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schubert
Miss Mabel Seeds.
shena Van Beach
Miss Lillian Stephenson.
Iy Mind is Like a Peak Snow
Crowned NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Grieg
Miss Ina Kendall.
Graceful Butterfly ............. .Campra
Miss Dora Levitt.
\ Bowl of Roses. Clarke
Miss Edna Shreve.
'erenade Observation-Disclosures MaSsenet
he Echo .............M Meyer Helmund
Miss Eliza beth Kimmel.
pringtime of Love. -.-.-.-..-. Whelpley
Miss Florence Rowe.
he Autumn Wind. Rocket
Washburn Quartet.
PART II.
1rnani Involani (aria from opera Err
nanD .......-............. Verdi
Miss Jessie Oden.
pring Is Come. ............. .Neidlinger
Miss Mary Wickwire.
.--.-..-........ Hartmann
Miss Eleanor Rartell.
olcl IHeure ------'---.--'...... Mouton
'octurne -------.-.---.-..----. Nevfn
ayonara Cadman
Mrs. Warrick Updegraff.
n Summer Time. Acqua
Miss Carolyn Lovewell.
Waltz Song. .Moszkowski
Miss Irene McNamee.
he Two CLOCKS -----.--... Rogers )
Washburn Quartet.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. House entertained
en- guests at dinner Friday night at
heir home on Polk street.
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The Topeka Business Women's club {
7ill meet Monday evening at the Y
V. CA, and Judge w. F. Schoch will t
make an address on the probate court =
nd the phases of the law which gov
rn the court in Kansas. Meetings of =
he club will be held the last Monday !;
light of each month.
A banquet was given Thursday ev- :
ming at the Y. w. c. a. in honor of I
Iiss Grace Houghtelin, whose mar
age to MI. Walter Goodwin Will take c