The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-27

The subscription dance given May
! 25 at Hudson's hall closed the season.
and the hall will not be opened until
next year. Those who danced Satur-
day evening included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Warrick Updegraf, Miss Helen eros
by. Miss Louise Heath, Miss Betn
Marguerite Kiene, Miss Clyde Bone
brake, Miss Helen Cook, Miss Marian
Wear, Miss Ernestine Klein, Miss Ruth
Bauer, Miss Dorothy Barber, MISS
Grace Grote, Miss Lois Chambers,
Miss Marguerite Koonz. Miss Grace
Koontz, Miss Helen Spielman, Miss
Ruth Graham, Miss Alice Hughes
Miss Helen Crawford, Miss Lucille
Mills, Miss Gladys Boyle. Miss Nellie
Kouns, Miss Sarah Kouns. Miss Vera
Groff, Miss Frances Rigby, Miss Jean
Singleton, Miss Gladys Corning, MI
Leo Hasty, Mr.. Houghton Albaugh'
Mr.. Richard Fritz, Mr.. Frank Fable,
Mr.. Joe Risteen, Mr.. Kenneth Lewis,
Mr. Paul Heintz, Mr.. Joe Hull, MT.
Bane Edison, Mr.. Vernon Day, Mr..
Roy Davis, Mr.. Morris Tucker. Mr..
Earl Trobert, Mr.. Kenneth Lytle' MT.
Sam Lux, Mr.. Kent Moneypenny, Mr.
Ernest Beine, Mr.. Chapel Foot, Mr..
Roy George, Mr.. Harold Spielman'
Mr.. Herbert Helm, Mr.. Carl Smiley
Mr.. Tom Thompson, Mr.. Ward Maurer,
Mr.. Robert steele, Mr.. Sherman Ans
den, Mr.. Charles Mckee, Mr.. Walter
Cheney, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe, Mr.. Lee
Roy Tucker, Mr.. Robert Beine, MI.
Ed Kistler, Mr.. Fernley Ginger, Mr..
Stewart Drum, Mr.. A. c. Bartel, Mr.
Elton Mcintosh, Mr.. Clayton Kline
Mr.. Holmes Meade and Mr.. Arthur
Buff.
One of the pleasant events of the
week will be the informal dinner
dance to be held at the Country club
Thursday evening. May 80. The date
was formerly set a day carrier out
holiday, has been changed. Ray Halls
orchestra will furnish music during tn
dinner hour and for dancing later IN
the evening.
Mrs. H. L. Armstrong and Mrs. NJ. c.
Hammatt entertained at luncheon at
the Country club Saturday in honor
of Mrs. Edward Wilder, Mrs. j. Il.
Hudson and Mrs. Marcus Boswortn.
Mrs Wilder, Mrs. Hudson and MIS-
Bosworth are now residents of Kansas
City, but formerly lived in Topeka,
and are among the most prominent
Kansas families. Spring flowers were
used in abundance, and covers were
laid for %.
Following is the copy of the pro-
gram which Miss Eva Brownson Cur
RE, assisted by Miss Gladys Cav and
Miss Jennie Blinn, will give tonight at
S:15 in the Y. w. c. A.:
Ny Heart Ever Faithful. Bach
(Aria from Pentecost Cantata.)
Violin:
Sonata Handei
Adagio Allegro Largo Allegro.
The Three Gypsies. List
Du Dist die Run. ...-.....-. Schubert
Let the Red Rose Die. .Clough-Leighter
Fay Song Harriet Ware
Violin:
Elegie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Massenet
Pastoral, Menuet Rural. ........ Meier
Old Songs:
Maiden's Wish .....- Pol1sn
Believe Me, if All Those Endearing
Young Charms. -.----- Engl1sh
Kathleen Mavourneen..-... irish
Ave-M Maria .................B ach-Gounod
With violin obligato.
bridge club today at a o'clock
luncheon given at her home, 1888 Fill |
more street.
A delightful visitor in Topeka last |
week was Mrs. A. w. Tyler, of Hutch |
inson, the guest of Mrs. George T. Stitt |
Mrs. Tyler sings exceptionally well, and
gave a solo before the Ladies Music |
club, and at the First Presbyterian |
church. She is popular singer In |
and her attractive person |
atty and charming voice made many |
yesterday to her home.
A suffrage tea will be held Wednes-
day, May Is, at the home of Mrs. Frank |
ConweIl, 1929 North Quincy street. |
Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland and Mrs. Lucia |
M. Case will address the meeting, and |
Mrs. Isabelle Macarthur is to give a |
reading. All women in North Topeka |
who are interested in the subject are |
most cordially invited.
The Elwel1 club will meet Tuesday |
afternoon at 2:3o with Mrs. w. P.
ST Lincoln street.
The Saturday Night club has issued |
original invitations for banquet to
The invitations, which are exceedingly |
legal, read as follows:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Form.
State of Kansas, Shawnee County, SIS.
The Saturday Night Club, to --
You are hereby commanded to be
and appear before us, the undersigned
banquet committee and Chiefs of Tro-
BILE Makers, in said county, at the
Erlks' cafe, in said City of Topeka, on
the 1st day Of June, 1912, at Z o'clock
D. m, to testify on behalf of the vic
inns in an action there pending, where
in the saturday Night Club is the
and Frank P. MacLennan, A.
NJ. Jackson, ]. B. Billiard, J. L. Brady.
R. ]. Hopkins, ]. E. House, ]. S. West.
F. w. Thomas, and c. J. Evans are
HEREOF FAIL NOT, at your
peril.
witness our hand. at Topeka, this
24th day of May. 1912:
L. L. KIENE, Chairman;
H. ]. BONE.
J. F. FARRELL.
c. H. SESSIONS,
A. T. REID.
Committee
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