The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-01

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evening, there will be several smaller
affairs. The junior girls are entertain
ing this afternoon at the home or ProI-
F. H. Lane, in h%nor of Miss Helen
Griffith, who will be graduated TINS
year from the School of Art
The Kappa Sigmas and their friends
are dancing tonight at ana
will be entertained Monday evening py
the Beta girls who are giving a DuIIeI
luncheon at the sorority house. sew
eral Betas, including Miss Mazda Hail
and Miss Cora Kleine. return for the
annual reunion, and will be guests at
al initiation and m party June
2, and the same evening the Kappa
Kappa CHS are to have a spread FOL
lowed by the. initiation OF MISS BesS
Emery of Colorado, at the home or
Miss Mary Helen Shirer, 1857 Fillmore
street. This afternoon the following
students planned a motor trip ana PIC
mic out-of-town: Miss Isabelle Mills.
Miss Marjorie Rogers. Miss Elizabeth
Mills, Miss Esther Clark, Mr. Frank
Sanders. Mr.. DavS Neiswanger, Mr..
John Maynard, and Mr.. Morris San
ders.
Miss Alice Nielsn. who will be the
first to appear in THE Parkhurst Con-
cert Series" that are receiving so much
attention al present, is a Kansas CITY
girl. and of especial / terest to west
ern people. Since her debut, however,
she mas Deen connected Will DOStOif
for she made her first decided success
in the Hub as Maid Marian in the per
Torrance of Robin Hood" given by
the Bostonians. For several years she
has been one of the lost popular
members of the Boston Opera Com
pany, and there were many particu-
larly pleased with her delightful inter
probation of Marguerite in Faust"
Besides having a superb voice, she has
a most attractive personality. In To-
Il Nj N-s@I-A- I'll onnaar in tho I
Barber of Seville" and has culled
from the opera the best and most dra-
matte parts. which she will present IN
a performance 81 minutes long. The
setting and costumes are charming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Bates, 1882
Park. entertained Friday evening at
dinner, followed by a musicale, for the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Shirer, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harris.
Mrs. w. B. Storrs, Miss NaOon Her
rem, and Miss Julia Whitmer.
Miss Mary MacLennan is spending a !,
week in Kansas City, attending sever
al parties which are being given for
her cousin, Miss Helen Parker, whose
wedding is to take place next week.
Miss Parker has. perhaps, more friends
ir Topeka than any other out-of-town
girl. and much interest is being taken
IN her We0Qlng. Inc following Item is
clipped from the Star" Miss Eugenia
Hackett entertained sixty guests with
a tea this afternoon in honor of Mrs.
George Beardsley, Miss Helen Parker,
Miss Eleanor Tustin of Chicago and
Miss Pearl Riggs, of Pittsburg, Pa.
Pink gladioluses with palms were used
in the receiving room, while the fire
places and window recesses in the liv-
ing room and hall were banked with
pink peonies, with a background Of
ferns. An arrangement of yellow iris
with coreopsis attractively decorated
the dining able. Miss Hackett was as
sisted by: Mrs. Thomas Reed, Miss
Catherine Gregory, Miss Margaret
Kitchener, Miss Nellie Lambert, Miss
Katherine Kidder. Miss Margaret Mac
Lennan of Topeka.
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The N. N. S. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. S. NJ. Hawks, 1107
Western avenue. Mrs. j. R. Wells will
entertain.
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Miss Ethel Everingham. pianist.
assisted by Mr.. Frank Ripley, bass,
and Miss Olive McNown, will give her
recital June 8 at S:15 o'clock in the 7
Y. w. G. A. Miss Everingham is an
attractive girl, a pupil of Miss Jenniel
Blinn n has chosen the followingN
interesting pregnant:
Prelude and Fugue in B Flat
MAJOR. Bach
ThosPhoEescence- Lowe
Mr.. Ripley
Miss Blinn at the piano +
Waltz in A Flat Major. Chopin
Mazurka in F Sharp Minor. Chopin
The Ship of State words by Long \
fellow)- CowIes1
Drink to Me only with Thine
Eyes. Old English
Miss Blinn at the piano
The First Meeting.
Ardent Longing. . .........
Restless Love. . Nicode
Two pianos
Morning.
Chaminade
Miss McNown at second piano
Mrs. Alice Narcotic will entertain
the Ideal Gard club at a 1 o'clock
Seymour's, 1905 Polk.
This week has been a festive one
at the Y. w. c. A, and next week
very few social affairs have beer
planned. h gymnasium girls and
friends will hike" to Martins
hill on Monday, have a picnic sup
per and return by moonlight, and
Tuesday there is to be a trolley party
to which all Y. W. c.. A. people are
invited. Friday evening the five sec
retaries entertained for the house
girls at the home of Miss Bertha
Rowles on Harrison street. The sec
retaries include Miss Mary Kerr, Miss
Louise Bloodgood, Miss Pearl For
syth, Miss Flora Gordon and Miss
RowleS
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The wedding of Miss Eva BrownsoA
Currie and Mr.. Harold RAYMOND
Hurd will be solemnized at 5 O'Clock
IN the First Baptist church tonight.
Dr.. T. w. Cornell of Kansas City per
forming the The bride