The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-26


Captain and Mrs. H. A. Smith, Of
Leavenworth, will arrive Thursday te
visit Captain Smiths brother, Mr. w
R. Smith, and Mrs. Smith They viii
return home the first of next week
Mrs Smith has asked guests for 9
bridge party Friday afternoon at hel
home. 1884 Harrison street, in honor
of her guest.
! The Phi Delta Thetas viii give line
party to the Grand theater Saturday
night to see the Washburn play The
Little Minister"
Miss EtheIyn Harrison will give an
informal musicale at her home on
West Tenth avenue, Saturday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, at which the fol-
! lowing girls will play: Miss Dorothy
Barber. Miss Helen Estey, Miss VIM
fred Burch, Miss Mary Helen Shirer,
Miss Marie Porter. Miss Mary MacLen-
nan, Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, and Miss
Joanna Gleed.
Mr. and Mrs George NJ Eagle will
entertain the Bohemian club tonight 1T
| their home on Quincy street, and the
substitutes and guests besides the
members, will be Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Bronson, Judge and Mrs. w. F. Schocn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Hurd.
| The Music Study club held an even
ing meeting Monday at the home OF
Mrs. Morton AIbaugh on Harrison
street. About so guests listened to the
program which was as follows:
Piano duet, Tschaikowski. -. November
Brahms Hungarian Dance
Mrs. Albaugh and Miss Rush.
Trio, violin, clarinet and piano.
......... Sextet from Lucia
Miss Cav, Mr.. Dunaway, Mrs. Harry
Tasker.
Vocal Tschaikowski. Spring Sons
RubenStein. Be Not So Coy
Mrs. B. B. Smythe.
Piano. Grunefeld. .--....---.- Romance
Miss Chapman.
Duet, Kelley (froIn Macbeth: -:
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Peter Pan Cycle. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Currie, Miss Shaver, Mr.. Nesbaum,
Mr. Ripley.
Trio Rraza Angel Serenade
Miss Cav, Mr.. DunaWay, Mrs. TaSker.
The program was one of special ir-
terest, and a pleasing feature was the
Peter Pan Cycle given under the dl-
rection of Miss Jennie Blinn. She save
the piece some time ago at a small
recital and was later requested to re-
peat it before a larger audience. The
clarinet, violin and piano trio was also
we'll received.
Mrs. Chase Doster of Manila, P. l.,
was one of the guests at the meeting.
She will be in Topeka two months
with the Frank Dester family, and has
been asked to attend the meetings OF
the club during her stay in town. She
will sing at some of their meetings.
Miss Esther Watts, who is studying
in Chicago this year, and who was Tor
merly a member of the club, is visiting
in Topeka, and was one of the guests
last night. The Music Study club has
given some excellent programs this
winter, and one of the objects of the
organization is to foster among Its
members a sufficient appreciation or
good music to lead them to patron1ze
the good musical attractions that come
to Topeka. A good deal has been sald
about the lack of enthusiasm for good
music and the empty seats that face
some of the worlds best musicians IN
Topeka halls. and the club is making
an effort to remove, so far as 1t cam
the cause of such criticism.
Mr.. Harold Henry, of Chicago, will
give a concert Wednesday evening,
April 8, at Washburn college. The col
lege orchestra will give a recital Tues
day evening. April 2, at Washburn
chanel.
Mr.. Russell Frost will entertain his
bridge club tonight at his home on
Western avenue. The members are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Warr1ck Updegraf1 MISS
Clyde Bonebrake, Miss Gladys Scott,
Miss Helen Spielman, Mr. Joe Rlsteen'
Mr. James Mcfarland and Mr.. Frost.
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The Chandos club will meet with
Mrs. W. H. Rutter, 906 Fillmore street,
Thursday of this week instead of Fri
day, as announced
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Marie Price Wear is spending
a week in Pittsburg, Kansas, visiting
her brother.
Mr.. c. F. Waugh of California is
visiting his mother, Mrs. L; II. waugh
Mrs. E. A. Makepeace of Wichita Is
visiting her son, Mr.. Charles d. Make
peace, and his family. Mrs. E. M.
to be a guest at the Makepeace home.
She is Mrs. Charles Makepeace's
mother.
Mr.. Samuel Lux will leave Thursday
for weeks trip to Colorado.
Mrs. A. w. Wilson of California is
the guest of Mrs. L. H. Waugh.
Colonel and Mrs. J. N. Harrison
have gone to Excelsior Springs, MO-,
to remain a week or ten days. Colonel
Harrison has been i'll and hopes TO
benefit by the trip.
Little Maxine Glasse, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat G. Glasse, is seri- |
ously ill at their home, 1913 Clay
street.
Miss Helen Estey of the Emporia |
Emporia, will come to Topeka
to spend the week end with her pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. S. S. Estey.
Mr. j. A. Nicholas has gone to Chi |
cago to attend a convention of auto |
mobile dealers.
Mr.. E. C. Brownen has returned |
from a business trip to Emporia.
Mrs. w. s. Pinnen of Kansas, Ill, |
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Marco |
MORROW. and her son. Mr.. A. w. Pin