The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-05

NJ A. Currie family of 1925 Monroe
street. She was educated in Topeka
and studied music in Washburn col
lege. and has done solo singing at the
First Baptist church. She has fire.
quently sung before Topeka audiences,
and her singing at the MOneypenny-
/ West wedding vas the subject of lots
I of favorable comment. Mr.. HIrd,
/ formerly of Kansas City, is now in
| Topeka and is engaged in the drug
/ business. He is a nephew of Mr.. A.
c. klingaman and is related also to
Mr.. A. A. Hurd The young people
will probably not make their home in
! Topeka, as Mr.. Hurd is planning to
so in business elsewhere.
Those who will entertain Informally
this week for Mrs. 1. n. Baker of Bay
! City, Mich. are: Mrs. H. I. Cook.
/ Tuesday afternoon, and Mrs. A. T.
Daniels, Wednesday, This afternoon
she was the guest of Mrs. r. H eros
by. Mrs J. E. Lord will entertain the
| Fillmore Street Whist club Thursday
afternoon, and Mrs. Baker will subst1-
| tute for Mrs. Willis Norton Mrs.
Baker is visiting at the J. c. McClin-
took home. and will go to Lathrop.
} Mo, next Sunday to be the guest OF
Mrs. c. G. Baker Later she will re-
turn to Topeka to resume her visit to
Mrs McClintock-
Mrs. A. A. Hurd is spending a few
DAYS in Denver, Colo, and is the guest
of Mrs. stephen P Morris. Mrs. Nor
ris gave a bridge party for her Satur-
day, and Tuesday Mrs. Hurd will be
the guest of honor at a bridge party
to be given by a friend of Mrs Nor
ris She will return home Wednesday.
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The Topeka chapter of the D. A. r.
met Saturday at the home of MIS-
William Macferran and elected Miss
Ethel Aldrich regent Mrs. Robert
Merrick. vice regent; Mrs Chester
Woodward, secretary; Mrs. Emmett
Turner, treasurer: Mrs Mortimer
Gragg historian. The members of the
advisory board are: Mrs. c. A. NC
CURE. Mrs. Julia Farnsworth Soper
and Miss Clara Francis. Mrs. H L.
Cook presided at the meeting IN the
absence Of Mrs. Albrech Marburg the
retiring regent.
The Music Study club held its reg
ular meeting last week with Mrs
Ralph Cav at her home on F1llmore
street Miss Elsie Chapman continued
the study of musical form, which IS
proving especially profitable 10 the
club, by an analysis of a Bach Prelude
and the Haydn D Major Symphony
The program for the last meeting was
as follows:
Aus dem Neuen Welt. -DvoraK
Mrs. Harry Tasl1er-
700u -''s' Miss Eva currie.
- Miss Rush.
Indian Lovers Flute Song CaQnlaIl
Miss Miller
indian Srite-Piano Duet. Mcdowell
Mrs. Tasker and Miss Chapman.
A Love Garden Clough- Leighter
Der Asra. Miss c,;,rrie Fu0enS'e'"
Prelude ....- Rachma1noH
Mrs. Bowlby.
Meditation -.-..-..-..-. NemeroW YslIi
AN0-'-~-'' Miss GLADYS Cav.
I
Swaying in Dance. $500 Harriet w are
But Lately in Dance ArehshS
Mrs. B. 2. Smyth.
The members of the Phi Theta Phi
fraternity held a meeting SATURDAY
night at the home Of MT. f'aoian
Dickinson. Three new pledges. MT
Hugh Crawford. Mr. Clifford Deppe|
and Mr.. philip Lockwood, were taken
into the fraternity.
The vespuccian club will meet meet
Thursday. February 8, with Mrs mos
Moore, 1928 Taylor street
The Monday Tourist club met this
afternoon with Mrs George StaeDler
at her home, 800 Woodlawn avenue
There will be a called meeting of
the girls guild of the First Methodist
church in the lecture room of the
church Friday afternoon at o'clock
The ladies of the fourth division Of
the First Baptist church will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Bliss,
1905 Topeka avenue.
Mrs. F. w. Stauffenberg of Kansas
City is spending a few days in Topeka
with her sister, Mrs. F. c. Martin
Miss Anna Banks gave a party Sat
urdav for Miss AIDA Smith. who viii
Orleans
married to Mr.. Ernest Winkwitz. The
guests were the members of the Pac-
toliah club and a few other friends
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. Joe ConnelI. who is a student
at the Wisconsin university, will ar
rive the last of the week t. spend d
few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 7. NJ. Council.
Miss Cornelia GIeed has gone to
Chicago to spend a few days and will
return home Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Otis and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fraser Cole of Gtrard, who
is visiting her at the Virginia, viii |
go to Salina to spend few days with
Mrs. Otis daughter, Mrs. ]. Smith
They will return together in a few
DAYS and Mrs. Cole will resume her
visit to her mother.
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas will leave
Wednesday evening for California to
spend the rest of the winter. She will
go first to San Francisco and from
there to Santa Barbara. Her niece.
Miss Carolyn Thomas. will leave
Wednesday also for Oklahoma and
Will remain there during the absence
of Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Willis Norton and her daugh-
ter. Miss Josephine Norton, have go {
to California to spend a few weeks.
Mrs. E. D. Nelson and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. K. Sedgwick, of Iron