The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-08
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tations for a large reception which she
will give Tuesday, May IA, at her home,
4O7 Greenwood avenue. The guest OF
honor is to be Mrs. w. H. Lininger or
Chicago who will BE with Mrs. Ema-
hizer for a week. This is the first OF a
series of parties to be given for her.
The Kansas Bankers association will
meet in Topeka, May % and "a. The
officers of the ten banks of this city
constitute a reception committee plan
ming entertainment for the visiting
ladies. The convention will open with
a large reception on the evening of the
| 22nd. Detective William J. Burns, who
is to make an address, will prove the
chief attraction on Thursday, and the
Topeka bankers have engaged the
opera house in the evening for the per-
| Torrance of Margaret Ellington, who is
starring in 'Kindling." Friday Mrs. G.
w Snyder will open her house to the
delegates, who will be entertained there
at luncheon. The citizens of Topeka
have offered their cars, and the visiting
ladies will motor through the city IN
the afternoon.
Especially elaborate and hospitable
preparations have been made, owing 10
the fact that this is the twenty-f1fth
anniversary of the association. Mr.. w.
w. Bowman, secretary of the asSoc1a-
ton has been untiring in his efforts,
and has planned for the entertainment
of each guest. At least 200 women from
over the entire state are expected.
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Mrs J. A. Campbell and Mrs. E. ].
Shakeshaft have issued invitations for
kettledrum English for afternoon
teal to be given Friday, May 10, at the
home of Mrs. Campbell $50 Clay street.
The hours are from four until six.
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Mrs r. A. Burch will entertain at
bridge Friday and Saturday afternoon
at 2:30 in honor of her mother, Mrs. J.
D. league of Venquia, California. Mrs.
league, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. A. E. Wilson of Los Angeles, will
leave on Sunday, the 18th, to spend the
summer in Maine.
Mrs. H. A. Heath, 915 Western ave-
nue., entertained at luncheon today for
Mrs. R. A. Burch and her guests,
Mrs. ]. D. league, Mrs. A. E. Wilson
and Mrs. r. H. league.
Several Topeka young people are to
give a benefit concert Saturday even
ing at Maple Hill. Miss Grace Page
Clintock contraIto, Mr.. Glenwood
Jones tenor and Mr.. David Bowie
baritone. Miss Gladys Cav will play
several violin solos and the accom-
panists are Miss Helen Fowler and
Miss Effie Page. The party are to
ranch, and will return to Topeka on
Sunday.
Following is the program which
will be given:
1. Piano duet
Hungarian March. .Ka1owski
Mrs. w. E. Archibald and Miss
Euphemia Page
2. Quartet
Oh, Lovely Night. 1900. .Puccini
5. Violin
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OBJ Rustic Dances Meier
Miss Gladys Cav
(a) Oh, for Breath of the
Moorlands .Whelpley
Miss Grace Leckie Page
5. Vocal
ca Let Her Believe. 80. Puccini
OBJ NM MY a aie0wood E. Jones Stratus
6. Vocal
ca Q. My Garden Full of
Roses. ...... Clark
Miss Frances Rae McChntock
Z. Vocal
(a) For All Eternity Mascheroni
OBJ The Bonnie Lass O. Bal
MI. David Bowie
8. Violin
Miss Gladys Cav
9. Quartet
The Rosary. ........... Selected
10. Vocal
(a) Bird Raptures. Schneider
OBJ Loves Dilemma. Richardson
Mr.. Glenwood E. Jones
II. Vocal
(a) Summer Rain. Willeby
(b) Charming Marguerite.
....-... old French
Miss Frances Rae McCHntock
IL. Vocal duet
The Two Beggars. Wilson
Mr. Glenwood Jones and Mr..
David Bowie
(a) Spring Is Here. ....... Dick
OBJ I Know Lovely Garden.
Miss Grace Leckie Page
IA. Vocal
(a) Glorious Devon. German
OBJ The Bonnie Banks O. Loeb
Mr. David Bowie
Mrs. w. E. Archibald and Miss
Euphemia Page
16. Quartet
Aud Lang Syne. $500. Scotch
Miss Euphemia Page, accompanist.
Miss Helen Fowler, accompanist.
Mrs. L. J. Coppock and Mrs. w. T.
Davis will entertain the Topeka Ave-
nue. Bridge club Friday at 1 o'clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Davis,
1901 Tyler street.
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An attractive visitor in Topeka is
little Miss Lucy Thornton Bailey, the
small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Bailey of Washington, D. G. Mrs. Bal
ley was formerly Miss Winifred Ever
ingham, one of the most popular
teachers of the Topeka high school.
Mr.. Bailey expects to join his family
in Topeka, and they will leave for