The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-25

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Thetas tonight at buffet luncheon
served from 6 to 8. The Kappa Siss
will be guests at similar function
| the evening of June 3.
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Miss Eva Brownson Currie. soprano,
assisted by Miss Gladys Cav, violinist,
and Miss Jennie E. Blinn, accompan-
list, will give a recital, to which all
are invited May 27. at S:15, in the
Y. W. c. A.
Dr. E. O. WiIm. of washburn coll
! lege who is spending the year study
ing and teaching at Harvard, has just
been awarded the Bowdoin prize for
1912, for dissertation entitled Phil
osophy and Religion: An Essay in
Idealism." This prize is one of the
most valuable given by Harvard uni
versity, carrying a bronze medal and
$500 besides.
The notice in this paper which was
taken from the Manhattan Mercury
was erroneous in stating that the we'd
ding of Miss Geneva Henderson to Mr..
of May. The date of the wedding is
the 18th of June.
The date for the annual picnic of
the West Side Forestry club has been
set for Wednesday, June 5. The MEM
of Mrs. S. L. Nelson, on West Tenth
street.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Myers entertained
her bridge club at l o'clock luncheon
today at the Elks' club. Following
is a list of the out of town guests
who were there: Mrs. w. H. Ehlers
Mrs. w. D. Bunshee, Mrs. E. C. Fox
and Mrs. Philip Terry.
Mrs. T. J.. Ferguson gave a linen
shower Friday evening for Miss Eva
Curry, whose wedding to Mr.. Harold
Hurd will occur June 1.
The date of the Vignette meeting
has been changed from Tuesday. May
meet at the home of Mrs. William
Macferren in Potwin.
piano recital is to be given May
"a, by the pupils of Miss Annie NJ. P.
Bundy.
The Monday Tourist club held its
last meeting Of the year and guest
day" at the home of Mrs. I. S. Lewis.
The hostesses included: Mrs. E. E
Brookens, Mrs. E. c. Burdick, Mrs.
Hugh T. Fisher and Mrs. Emery Trull.
Mrs. Lewis, the retiring president, was
presented with basket OF liberty roses
(the club f1ower) as a token of appro-
baton for her faithful service and for
the charming manner In which she has
presided at every meeting during the
club year. The following program was
rendered: Miss Pearl LaCompte, gave
a reading, "Penelope's English Expert
ence," by Kate Douglas Wiggin; Mrs.
Hugh T. Fisher, a piano solo, Il Puri-
tiani,'' by Leyvach; Miss Florence Fair.
a "whistling SOLO" accompanied By
Miss Louise Bomgardner and Mrs
Ao1l
Book Land describing her trip to
New Orleans. Guests of the club were:
Mrs L. w. Adams Mrs. A. w. Whit
sett, Mrs. w. F. Charles, Mrs w. r,
Arthur, Mrs. Ralph Skinner, Mrs. Mary
Bliss, Mrs. Charles McCleery, Mrs. Nj
fucker, Mrs w. E. Davis, Mrs. H.
Mrs. Fred Scamell, Miss
Pearl LaCompte, Miss Mabel Barns
Miss Maude Barns, Miss Hattie Bel.
Everts and Miss Nettie Martin OF Fort
Scott.
Miss Katherine Lindsay will have an
exhibition and reception Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoon at her studio,
L17S Fillmore street. No invitations
have been issued, but those interested
N Miss Lindsay's work are invited 20
attend.
Friday evening the Y. w. c. A. girls
who have attended or expect to attend
The Geneva conferences which will be
1eld in future at Cascade, Colo, dined |
at the Y. w. G. A. The table decora- |
tons were reminders Of Cascade. for
here was Pixies Peak, cog railway |
and all in the center Of the table, and |
1iminutive pine trees at each place, |
with green and white candles to COM |
olete the color scheme. Miss Annie |
Sweet was toastmistress and the fol- !
owing responses were made:
Good Times at Geneva-Miss Mabel |
Treleaven.
Cascade Stunts-Miss Minnie Smith.
A Cascade Club-Miss Louise Allison. !
The religious committee, including |
Mrs. T. F. Carver, Miss Annie Sweet, |
Mrs. John Sargent, Sr., and Miss Lou
Sc Allison, were in charge of the af-
,air.
Tomorrow the Sunday vesper service
will be managed by the Washburn
college girls. The Cascade meeting |
will begin at 4:45, tea will be served,
and a short program is to be given.
Miss Isabel Savage will play a piano |
solo, and Miss Irene McNamee will
sing. The members of the Sunday YES
per committee. of which Miss Allison
5 chairman have done wonderful work,
-25 since October Is.
On Wednesday evening there will be
L class banquet at 6:15.
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A recital will be given Monday. May
18th at S:15 o'clock by the pupils of
he Kissing Conservatory.
Monday evening Master Charles
Aouns, who is an expert swimmer,
md even understands the famous Aus
ral1an crawl, will give an exhibition
n the swimming tank. Men and women
VINO are interested are cordially invft-
I'd to he present
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs w TT Txyoj4,- - |