The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-07

The alunnae members of the Delta
Omicron Omicron and the Phi Lamoa
Epsilon fraternities will give their an
nual spring party at Steinbergs, Thurs
day night. The Varsity club will dance
at Steinberg's on Friday.
Mrs. Silas Porter is entertaining at
bridge and supper this evening at her
home, 927 Western avenue. Dark red
will be the color used, and the flowers
will be late red tulips.
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The Minerva club gave a musicale
and informal reception, a success in
every way, at the Country club, Mon
day afternoon. Each member invited
several guests, and about $50 were
present Miss Brunette Walter, who
sang "Mammy's Song was especially
we'll received, and Romanza Lamenta-
tions, by Prof. Kissing, Topeka COM
poser, was also a noteworthy Select1on-
1t is a violin solo, and was played by
Miss Beulah Wentworth, a pupil at the
Kissing Conservatory.
Following is the musical program
which was given:
Piano duet-Semiramide .Rossini
Miss Maude Mary Kline and Miss
Florence Craven.
Vocal SOLO Spring song. 10. We'll
Mrs. E. G. Foster.
Piano solo-Impromptu. ..Faure
Miss Nell Shepard.
Vocal solo-In a Brahman Garden.
F. K. Logan, Mrs. G. w. Payne
Mrs. Harry Putnam.
Vocal solo-Chauson Provencale..
DELI Acqua
Mrs r. H. Morehouse.
Violin solo-Romanza Lamentations.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Kissing
Miss Beulah Wentworth.
Vocal solos-The Indian Bell Song.
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Mammy's Song. Harriet Ware
Miss Brunette Walter.
Piano solo-Cappricio Brilliant. ....-.
Mrs E. D. Clithero.
Accompanied by Mrs. w. F. Axtell.
and Mr.. Popenoe.
Vocal duet-The Day Is Done.
Herman Lohr
Mrs. Norman Atkinson and
Mrs G. w. Payne.
President and Mrs. F. K. Saunders
will entertain the Seniors of Washburn
College at dinner Friday night.
A California man, engaged to a clever
girl who formerly lived in Topeka, has
ing story. His f1aneee gives it a new
and demands with much |
confidence, who would marry a man !
who kept promise at the age of two?' |
by name, was wont to be Sc |
verely disciplined. His aunt one even
ing had a box of the most toothsome !
candies. and he begged for some before |
he went to bed.
''Jes' one he implored
So auntie, relenting, wrapped a cho- |
colate in paper, and made Kenneth |
promise not to touch it until morning. |
In a few minutes an agonized voice |
aoated downstairs:
''Auntie! Auntiel Kenney's canny
fall down."
Patient auntie trailed up to the nur-
sery, and searched the floor.
Cant you. find it?' inquired Ken
leth, anxiously.
NO" groaned auntie. from under the
bed. haven't you any idea where it
ieIl?"
kenneth cur,ed in the farthest cor
Ter of the crib. ''Iss!" said he. 'Canny
all down Kenny"
Mrs. E. A Herbst entertained at 4
luncheon today for the members of the Il
Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon club.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. J.
Crumbine.
The following women are acting
delegates at the annual meeting of the
Equal Suffrage league which is be-
ng held this week at Wichita, Kan:
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs. W. r.
5tubbs, Mrs. De White c. Nellis, Mrs.
Adrian L. Greene, Mrs. ]. w. Thurs
on, Mrs. George Whitcomb, Mrs. NJ.
?. Hillyer, Mrs. E. s. Marshall, Dr.
Harriet Owens and Helen Eacher.
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The Fuller club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. A. E. Finney at her
lone, $50 Polk street
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Twenty-Five members of the Kappa
sigma fraternity had a camping party
his week at Maple Hill.
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Two farces. "A Proposal Under Diff
iculties," and "a Dramtic Evening
will be given Friday evening at the
high school auditorium under the au-
pices of the Forensic Dramatic club.
rhe entertainment is for the benefit