The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-10

The tea at which Mrs. Elmer E.
Ames and her daughter, Miss Helen
Ames, will be hostesses at their home,
43S WOOdlaWn avenue, Thursday, Jan
uary Is, viii be given in honor of Mrs
AmeS eldest daughter, Mrs. Byron
Vincent Curry of Chicago; her sister,
Mrs Stevens A Coldren OF Kansas
City, and her sister-in-law. Mrs.
charles Manville sawyer of Norton,
ran Ihe three guests of honor will
arrive early next week for a visit to
the AmeS family. The party will also
serve to introduce Miss Anes, a young
girl OF debutante age, who was a stu
dent at Smith college last year, and
VINO has been going about to parties
ana dances good deal this winter in
an informal way. The Ames family
came to Topeka from Norton few
years ago and moved into the old
LOOMS house, which they remodeIed
and which is now one of the hand
soonest places in Potwin. And alto
gether, the party promises to be quite
an interesting one.
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The Vignette club had a meeting
Tuesday with its new president. Mrs
william Macferran- The club is study
ing the plays of Ibsen, and the leader
Is Mrs. J. H Jones, who used to be
Miss Edith Moore. teacher of literature
in the high school.
Mrs. Otto Kiene Will entertain her
bridge club Friday. January 10. in
stead of Friday of this week, the regu-
lar meeting day of the club.
The program which Miss Myrtle
EIYyn, pianist, viii give Thursday
night at Washburn chapel is as fol
lows:
I. Sonata Apprassionata Beethoven
Allegro assai-Andante con moto=|
Allegro ma non troppo
2. Fantasia, OPP. 40. Chopin
Nocturne. Op- 81, No. &c.. Chopin
Concert-Allegro. Scarlatti- Godowsky
Etude Gin form of variations)
Paganini-LSZt
g. Prelude G minor Rachmaninoff
Serenade- Myrtle Elvyn
Novelette,, OPP. 10 Myrtle Elvyn
Andante Finale (from --Luciav)
.Donizetti-Lesc etizky
(For the left hand aIone.)
Rigoletto Paraphrase. Verdi-Liszt
>. sonette de Petrarca ..-.....-. List
Rakoczy Marche List
The Current Literature club will
have a guest day Tuesday. January
Is, at the home of Mrs. Frank Brown,
1112 Tyler street.
The Chandos club Will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Hill McCarter, 1884 College
avenue.
A woman whose appearance is much
admired and commented on by her
friends, is Mrs. Margaret Wiggin who
is home from Chicago for the winter.
She is wearing an attractive straet suit
of gray cloth plainly tailored, and with
it gray furs and a hat of soft gray
felt with a wing at the side-front for
trimming. Her clothes are always in
unobtrusive cOlors, usually gray or
combination of black and white, either
one peculiarly becoming to her rather
individual style.
The ceramic Art club meet Friday
afternoon, January Il, at , o'clock, with
Miss Marie Witwer. 1925 Western
avenue AS the business of the meet
ing will be important to the members
of the club, all of them are asked to
attend.
The Bohemian club met Tuesday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Parks,
at their apartments in Del Plaza.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mcfarland and
Mrs. Edwin LANCE. of Denver, were
guests besides the members of the club.
The Good Government club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock with
Mrs. L. F. Sherman, at her home, 100
East Tenth avenue.
The Ideal History club will meet Fri
day. January 10. with Mrs. Tallman
Bailey, 1904 Harrison street.
The Square and Compass club gave a
leap year ball Tuesday evening. Jan
arrangements were: Mrs. J. H. Andes,
Mrs. Joseph Hanlon, Mrs. Ben Diment,
Miss Elizabeth Gregory and Miss
Emma Grief. The grand march was
led by Mrs. Andes and Mr.. L NJ. Pen
wen. The guests were. Mr.. and Mrs.