The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-16

ssVy' neck in back and front outlined
by a band of lace insertion. Another
band of this insertion follows the line
of this at the distance of couple
of inches. The skirt is gathered be-
low the knees into a flounce of the
wolfe headed by band of lace. Belt
and sash ends of velvet fringed with
gilt Ruffles Of violet tulle on the
seeves.
The annual pupils recital of the
Kissing conservatory was given last
night before a crowded house at the
First Baptist church. The program
was made up principally of violin
numbers, the first of which was played
by four little girls, Loretta PoWell.
Lena Anderson, Mary Hall and Naomi
Johnson Caprice de Concert, by Mu-
sin, was played by Miss Loveha H1lty'
and the selection proved to be the
most popular one on the program
Not only does Miss Hilty play tech
nically and musically Well out II ILLS. me
face of the fact that she has Away
been blind. she has acquired goou
general education, has learned TO play
the violin and the piano and has also
studied voice, nor Is tnat az % 80 -
accomplishments. Mr.. Francis Saun-
ders played Scene de Ballet a long ana
difficult number which he handieU
credittably- Two cOncertos were on lhe
nrograrn one by Mozart, q piece OF
mechanical difficulty, was played by
Professor Kissing, Mr.. Rena Hartley
and Miss Beulah Wentworth, ana
concerto by MendelSsohn, the allegro
and Cadenza played by MISS Beulaii
Wentworth. and the Andante and Al
Iegro Motto. by Mr.. Hartley. Thelr
work showed the finish of the ad-
yanced pupils. The vocal numbers
were: A double trio from the opera
Attila. sung by Miss Anna Erickson
Miss Marie Mcmahon. Miss Eva Elk
strom. Miss Beulah Wentworth, MISS
Margaret Huey and Miss Anna Peter
e. A
Perfect Day. with violin accompanl-
ment A selection from Costa was
sumo in three solo parts. by Miss Gwen
Chase. Miss Jessie Curtis ana MISS
Fannie Cramer, who also TOOK the 500 500
parts in the first chorus Ine HoIy
city, Miss Hattie Wulke and Miss
Mabel Moseley played the piano &C
comp animents-
DIR. and Mrs. c. F. Nenninger were
/ given a surprise party Monday night
/ at the home of Dr. and Mrs. > ?.
4 Estey in celebration of their twenty
seventh wedding anniversary ThoSe
who attended were: Dr. and Mrs
! Menninger. Mr.. and Mrs w w Bow
man. DR.. and Mrs R. S. Magee, Dr.
and Mrs S J. Crumbine, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Brown, Judge and Mrs
/ G. HI. Whitcomb. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3
1 Isarimer, Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Br0Wneil
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Worley, MI and
Mrs c. f. Searle and DR.. and Mrs
Estey-
! The small boy. who is famous for
! the bushes he causes the girls ano
4 their beaux. burst into a parlor last
h night where an engaged couple We're
h econonizing on space at one end OF
II the davenport. He took no notice OF
4 their embarrassment and the rather
I sudden appearance of streak OF
Il moonlight between them. for he had
h something on his mind and unburden-
/ ed his thoughts thus: When You gel
H married are you going TO have a little
n hov2f' He was answered BY long
4 noisy silence. through which two pairs
L of cheeks glowed bright enough u
II dim the light in the gas CRATE No
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