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

BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
TT is difficult" sang Longfellow, ''to
know at what moment Love begins; it
is less difficult to know that it has be-
gum
A modern writer declares Love to be
the despair OF philosophers and sages,
Ellen Foberg, Miss Selma F'oberg, Miss
Fanny Sib1ey, Miss Flora Gordon. Mrs.
Leon Thorpe, Miss Mabel Potter, the
Miss Louise Allison, Miss Pearl For
sythe, Miss Killey, Miss Harriet Bell,
Miss Mary Kerr, Miss Margaret
Koontz, Miss Gertrude Maynard and
The Music Study club had a meeting
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Cav on Fillmore street. The program,
which was made up chiefly of modern
compositions, was as follows
Spielter ..........Am. Spring Drummer
BlacZjewiez Souvenir de Paris
Miss Rush.
Gounod ........--..---.- F1or1ans song
Mrs. Wahle.
Miss Chapman.
Dudley Buck. Until Gods Day
Bemberg .............M Myths and Songs
Mrs. Thayer.
Troeger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sonata
Mrs. Tasker.
Holmes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. L heure Rose
Rinsky- Korsakoff -.--..--......~.-.-
-. Song from the Snow Flake Opera
Mrs. Smythe.
Goldmark ...........-....Vio Violin Sonata
Miss Cav.
The last meeting of the club for the
season will be held Thursday, May 2,
with Mrs. Cav.
The Monday Tourist Club will meet
April 20 with Mrs. Fred Evarts. 61e
Buchanan street
The Parent-Teacher association of
Lowman school will have their last
meeting for the year at the school
building next Friday afternoon May ).
The Travellers club will have a din
ner tonight at the Y. w. c. A. rooms.
Miss Mary Sharp entertained her
bridge club today at her home on
Western avenue.
The s. II. A. G. S. of the high school
gave a hayrack ride Friday night 10
Martins hill for the n I. x girls
Partridge, Miss Margie Harmon, Miss
Mildred Frazer, Miss Velma Harlow.
Miss Laura Ramsey, Miss Helen Knox,
Miss lola Stone. Miss Alice Harring-
ton Miss Helen Helen a H. H Ms1fer ORES MlSs
Mr.. Robert Drum, Mr.. Don Wilson,
Mr. Slaughter, Mr.. James Hesse, Mr.
Mark Nichols, Mr.. Ed. Miller, jr-, Mr..
Harry Robert Jones, Mr.. Glen Glass,
and Mr.. Ed R. Menninger.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Fred Gillespie will arrive Sun
day to visit Mrs. Fred Davis, and Tues |
day she will leave for Chicago to join
Mr.. Gillespie. and they will return
together to their home in Ell Paso, |
Texas
Mrs w. A. McCarter will go to Ben
n1ngton Tuesday to give the gradual |
ing address at the high school.
Dr.. S. s. Estey. Mr.. Elon s. Clark |
and Mr.. E. c. Brownell have returned |
from New York where they attended |
the Men and Religion Conservation |
congress.
Miss Mary Sawyer. of Mcpherson, is |
Miss Daisy Monroe.
Mrs. Frank Merrick and her daugh- |
ter Martha returned today from kan |
Sos CITY. where they visited Mrs. Ralph /
Valentine.
Miss Alice Meade VIII return next |
week from Bcerne, Tex, where she
has been visiting Mrs. Charles Lowe
Mrs Noble Prentis will go to Larned
IN May to attend the meeting of the
State Federation of WOmen'S clubs
Mrs. D. F. Shepard and Miss Nellie
Shepard have returned from Kansas
City where they spent the past week
Miss Margaret Hayden has gone to
Kansas City to spend a few days
Mrs. S. W. ellison and her little
laughter, of Blue Rapids, are guests
It the A. ]. Whitmore home in West
avn. DIR. ellison, who came with Mrs.
zilson, returned home Thursday.
The Daffodila club will be entertain
d at the home of the president, Mrs.
9 F. Frisbie, 1893 Polk street, Monday |
Lfternoon.
Miss Katherine McCarter arrived TOD