The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-15

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for the ensuing year: Mrs. Mary Ed
son, president; Miss Vesta Smith, frs
vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth Guy, sec
| ond vice president; Miss Marie Wal
| lace, secretary and treasurer.
Mrs Edison and Mrs. Guy will en-
| tcrtain the club next Thursday at the
| home of Mrs. Guy, on Lane street.
| Two of the large bunting flags be-
| longing to the d. A. r. organization
have been lost. Anyone having know
| ledge of them will kindly call Mrs. l.
L. Kiene. Ind. phone III.
One of the largest events of next
fall was planned Friday afternoon
at the meeting of the Daughters of the
American Revolution at the home OF
Mrs. Eugene b. Stotts. Miss Ida hirh'
toricat pageant which Will be given
the third week in october at the opera
house The affair is under the direc-
ton of the d. A. RS and Will ln-
cIude II episodes in the early history
of the COMMUNICATING in the earh-
est colonial times and ending with the
erection of the peace wall. HendrlcK
Hudson, redmen, John Smith, the Pill
grim fathers, George Washington, BET
sew Ross, Molly pitcher Will all ap
near. The daughters viii meet tnis
afternoon at the ID. L. Lakin home TO
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ance, 1t will in all PROBABILITY pc tne
most important event OF next IAN.
N1rs Noah Mosier and her two chll-
dren. June Rose and Mildred WIN
have been the guests of Morton Al
baugh for the week have returheu ~
Indisna. Mrs. Mosier is an old schooi
friend of Mrs. AIbaugh, and was O
her way home from California. Sne
ana her two little girls were guests
of honor this week at an informal ar
ternoon party which MRS. AioaueH
gave for some her friends anu lAeA-
children.
rrharo will he a called meeting OF
The Topeka federation of women d'
10 o'clock Thursday morning June ~
at the Y. w. c. A. building. All "Lo
have signed the constitution are re-
auested to be present at TINS Iiie e p
as business or Importance -
transacted. ..,aan+
MRS. o. L. MOORE Secretary.
Miss Josephine Weaver enterIalneo
FRIDAY evening for Mrs. Louis snort
of Chicago, who is the gu 49, THE
narents. Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Recoo' Inc
guests included: Mrs. RecoD' ME-
Snort, Miss Olga House, Miss Dorotny
Overmyer, Miss Grace GRIMM MS
Frrna Gordon, Miss Mildred Jones, MIS-
Portia PenweII, Miss Fay Johnston
Miss Ethel Withraw' MISS Nel NE NJ.
qomery. Miss Eva Johnston, MISS NilA-
&c ZONES and Miss Elsie Hincnman.
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announcements have been received
in Topeka of the marriage Oh MIS-
O6iIe Marie Goddard of Evanston III
to Mr.. Philip Prescott Frost June -
Miss Goddard is a daughter OF the iate
4H z Goddard and the family for
merly lived in Topeka;
The n. N. S. club will close the
season with an annual lawn party 70
be given Tuesday, June 10 at nv tme
homes of Mrs. F. L. Parks ana MIS-.
frank M. Shanklin, 500 and S24 west
street in Westlawn. The club has De
voted its active year chiefly to charity,
and surely deserves its name OF non
nobis solum.
The ward presidents of the GOOD
club will meet Monday at
3 o'clock with Mrs. Lee Monroe. AT the
Good Government club meeting TINS
week a life membership was granted
Mrs George P. Morehouse. Tie club
has its first outdoor campaign this
evening at 7:30 in the city park. Mr.
Tom McNeal will address the assem-
blage. and everyone is most cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Johnson have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Stella, to Mr.. George o.
Ericsson, the wedding to take place
June 26. Miss Johnson is a graduate
of the class of June, 1911, Topeka hign
school, and Mr.. Ericsson is With the j:
Lumber company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ericsson will be at home after July
Il at s35 Underwood avenue.
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Such wide interest has been taken in
the ParkhurSt concerts and so many
inquiries have been made concerning
them, that it has been thought wise to
reprint a copy of the program to be
given Sketches are being shown of
the artists who will appear, and next
week few facts concerning the favor
ite Madame Schumann-Heink, will be
printed. In the few weeks following
the announcement of the series, Miss
Parkhurst has disposed of 125 tickets,
and the reserved seats are rapidly
slipping away. The program and dates
are given below:
Alice Nielsen. OCTOBER 10
And her Grand Opera Co.-who
will present the second act of Bar
Der of Seville in costume.
Nine. Schumann-Heink.. November IL
The worlds greatest Contralto.
Evan Williams. 1880, December 8
Tenor.
The distinguished American Diseuse.
George Henschel. March II |
Lieder Singer and Composer.
Miscila Elman... April
The Famous Russian Violinist.
And two extra concerts:
Adeline Genee. ............ January % !
The famous dancer with her
Speciality Company of Dancers and
Orchestra.
And one other artist to be announced
"a ter.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Myrtle Tannehill is the guest |
If the j. d. M. Hamilton family |
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