The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-23


tenor. He win sing at the Grand the
afternoon of a week from Tuesday.
December 8. OF him the Boston Ad-
vertiser has to say: Among the so
loists Mr.. williams made the deepest
impression. 1t is rare to find the dra-
matte and the lyric SO well proper
toned as they are in Mr.. Williams
art"
Mrs. Charles Allen Mills gave a
bridge party Friday afternoon for her
cousin, Miss Clio Lane of Washington,
D. C., who will leave the first of the
year to enter the State Agricultural
college. The guests at the party were:
Miss Lane, Mrs H. c. Mulroy, Mrs.
Todd Matthews. Mrs. Monte Kistler,
Miss Alice Meade, Miss Annabel Gar
vey, Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss Daisy
Monroe, Miss Mary MacLennan, Miss
Dorothy Wilson, Miss Jessica Short,
Miss Gladys Gardner, Miss Mamie
Veale, Miss Josephine Norton, miss
Florence WEIGH. Miss Grace Page, Miss
Effe Page and Miss Ann Ruder.
The regular meeting Of the Music
Study club was held last Thursday
with Mrs. Ralph H. Cav, the following
program was given:
Egmont Overture -four hands,
.....--.. 6eelnOf0H
Miss Ethel Grant, Mrs. Morton
Albaugh.
''weisst du Noch," 'Denk ich Dein'
''Abends" Franz
Mrs B. B. Sryth.
Nachstucke No. 1............ Schunann
Miss Ethel Grant.
Nos. and B.. .s'.'.''s.'s
Mrs. Harry Tasker.
Mrs. W. H. Bowlby.
I'm Autumn" ...-.... ...--..-.- Franz
Mrs. NJ. f. Laycock.
"Corn Song" 1890. Cofdridge-Taylor
Mrs. ]. p. Walfie.
...,..... Schumann
Miss Ethel Grant.
I'm the Moonlight" 1.-THE Angel Of
Death" ................ HAZE
Miss Eleanor Bartel.
Saturday evening, November 80. at
s:15, the Music Study club will have
an evening meeting at the Central
Congregational church. The program
will be given by Dean Horace White
house. of washburn college, and the
other music clubs Of the city will be
guests.
The Current Literature club VIII
meet Tuesday with Mrs. E. W. Rankin
ga Greenwood avenue. Mrs. Rankin
and Mrs. S. c. Petit win be flostesses.
The Amoma Class of the First Bap-
fist church will entertain their friends
at the church Friday afternoon, No
q. Some original entertain
ment has been arranged by the diff
ferent classes of the Sunday school.
and a silver Offering will be taken to
purchase a neostyle for the pastors
USE Everyone is invited.
The La Douzaine Whist club will
meet Monday at the home of Mrs. J.
H. McGoff, in Westlawn-
The new book by local author, Miss
Efie Graham, is receiving lot of IA
vorahle notices from the papers of
the state and other places. The Mar
ion Record says Of 1t: kansas litera-
ture has been enriched by the new
book from the pen of Miss Eff1e Ora
ham, of Topeka. 1t is called The
Passin' On Party. and is a charming
story full of human interest. 1t spar
kles with good humor and is rnellowed
by tender pathos. Laughter and tears
attend it's reading" The Chicago Elk
amfner speaks of it as "a melody of
Hutchinson News calls it "a laugh
and a lesson The book is much quo
ted at the local afternoon parties OF the
''Passin' on" variety.
The Clio club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. W. E. Culver, 1917
Western avenue.
Mrs R. L. Ccfran gave a dinner
Friday for her daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Lutz, of Emporia. The decorations
were American Beauty roses. and COW
srs were laid for ton, the guests being
Intimate friends of Mrs. Lutz.
Miss BurSe and Miss Ruth Burge |
about twenty guests at
Thin blss this afternoon in compliment
to Miss Carrie wilkinson of Boston, |
lass, who is visiting at the home of
her brother, Mr.. George D. Wilkinson.
Miss Wilkinson will remain in Topeka |
it'll the holidays.
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Nr. w. Fl. Run announces the mar