The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-04

The husbands of the members of
the Minerva club will give banquet
Saturday night at the Elks hall Tor
the women of the club.
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DR.. and Mrs. T. J. Kimbrough' VINO
will leave next week to make thelr
home in Kansas City, have been guests
of honor at a number of parties re-
Gently. Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Eldrldge
entertained for them at dinner parry
at their home, 1905 Harrison street.
Covers were laid for sixteen. MI anu
Mrs. Robert Stone gave dinner par
~ Saturday night for few guests at
their home on Huntoon street ana MI
and Mrs. J. f. Spaulding OF PotwIn
had guests in their honor Sunday
evening at dinner. Mrs. e. E. Ames
will entertain Mrs. KimbrOugh to-
night. and Thursday night Mrs. S. l.
Courtney will have guests at dinner IN
compliment to her:
The Cinderella dance lately gwen at
X Il. would be embarrassing Tor the
girls if they had holes in their stock
ings; rrt,-. *
no place in the catalogue OF "a ~
steps of the social set at Is I. Tor 4llt
rT-urIzev T-rot or the Bunny Hug But
ono Of the fraternities has evolved
something new-the Cinderella dance.
At a recent party the lights We're
<liYnYned suddenly. Each girl escort
politely asked her TO remove nea
dancing pumps. At first there WeIe
protestations and it vas seN '!z ~ fllt
Tltes before dainty, silk-stocFlnSeu Ac1 I
we're being tucked up under the SlN
skirts of a half hundred party crosses
and each blushing girl was WdlcHlle
the men pile the dancing slippers III d
~ middle of the DOl1SnSu
floor. .z
Then the lights were turned up
not a foot in sight, only occasionally |
the suggestion of a toe protruulIS
from beneath a skirt S folds. the men |
took places about the four sldes OF
the room and waited. Thc ofcHeSuid
struck up a lively waltz there was q
rush on the part of the men and the |
next instant they landed football fash-
ion upon the heap of dancing pumps |
In due time each man emerged from /
the mass. grasping shoe. II was
mated with those left in the shattered |
nile in the middle of the floor ana the |
men set out. Just as the uhna Iap |
prince of the fairy tale. TO ma ms IN
dere11a- The stockinged feet and |
dainty ankles were at last dlspIayeu:: |
zach man fitted a shoe to the loot OF |
its owner and claimed her as his part |
ner for the dance.
Announcement has been made of the |
ENLARGEMENT of Miss Aimee Crandell. or |
Denver, Colorado. and Mr.. Frederick |
A1kire, of Salt Lake City MISS cram
dell is the daughter of Mr.. and MRS
=, H. Crandell. who formerly lived IN |
topeka She attended high school and !
later went abroad to attend trench |
school Mr.. Alkire formerly lived in |
business in Salt Lake City The we'd
ding will take place in June.
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The program for the last meeting of |
4he Ladies Music Club, which was held |
at the home of Mrs. ARA Clark, was as /
follows:
Arabesque Debussy) -...-....-....-..
......-.....Mi Miss Mary Harrison
Jewell Song (Faust-Gounod)-- .-..----
Miss Irene Horner I
Rustic of Spring (Sinding).
..............M Miss Mary Dallas Gage
The Country Lover Miss Bernice Fuller /
Two Fairy Ballads CColeridge-Ta I
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Ralph Skinner |
Niolin-Slunber Aria (AberO .--.-.--.-
Observation-Disclosures Miss Gladys Cav /
Three Bird Songs Gehmann) --...--.-
........-....NI Miss Mary Daniels /
Caprice Op. A. No. Z (Singing) .-.-....
....--.........M Mrs. Charles Kleinhans /
"A Dream of Egypt Finden(
-........-..-...M Mrs. George ParNhurst
The club will meet March 13 with
Mrs. George Parkhurst-
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Sun, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. was pub
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ton of Pennsylvania. 1t is given en-
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and is expected to boom the cause in
that state.
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Miss Helen Phipps. violinist, and Mr.
Willoughby Boughton, pianist will give
recital Wednesday evening, March 6,
at Sis O'Clock in the College chapel
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The Bohemian Club will meet Tues
day evening with Mrs. Charles Short,
1895 Fillmore street.
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The T. G. F. Club will meet Friday !