The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-10

OONA
The two most important dates sc
! far for this month are June %, when
the Country club, and June IS. when
| the MitchelI-Thomas wedding will
| take place at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Mitchell
/ 1904 Buchanan street.
| DR.. w. n. West, chairman of the
golf committee, Mr.. Tom Frost, pres
ident of the State association, and
Mr.. Charles Guibor are in charge of
the tournament, and have planned
extensive entertainment for the
guests of the club. A large number
of women is expected, and motor par
ties will come from all over the state.
Mr.. Joseph w. Murphy, secretary of
the Newton Country club. is to bring
! three cars of enthusiasts who will
pitch tents ON the Dudley tract: Mr..
Rob Fullerton is arranging a party
who will come in automobiles from
Wichita, and there will be other
groups from Emporia, Sa1ina, Law
renee, Elm Ridge, Coffeyvilie. Hutch
inson and Independence.
The Topeka women connected with
the club will serve tea every afternoon
other Inequalities are being planned.
Friday is to be the most important
day, for then the professional contest
will be on Well-known players
from the entire west are to play for
cash prizes of SIS, $50 and $25 each.
Now that Washburn, Bethany and
the high school are closed, the sor-
ority houses spring-cleaned and shut,
and the frat chapters abandoned, af-
fairs for the young people have ceas-
ed for time, and this week promises
to be an extraordinarily quiet one.
The students are taking a breath after
examinations. A Washburn junior,
one of the cleverest and most charm
ing girls in town, grOanS whenever
exams are mentioned; her answer to
"Give a brief sketch of the life of
Dante" in a history quiz, went the
rounds of the campus. Wishing to be
quick, but to the point, she hastily
penned the following, after guess at
dates, Dante fell in love when he was
nine years old, and remained in that
condition until the end of his life. The
name of the lady he loved was Beat
trice He spoke to her when she was
10, and she died soon AFTER
The regular meeting of the Good
Government club will be held next
ThGrsda ay aft afteTno % at gao a5 in t a
mem bers are asked to be present.
Miss Ruth Miller, who leaves in
August to spend four years in Ber-
lin, under Kortschak, will give her
recital friday, June DIT D y ClOCk
in the First Baptist church. Miss
Miller will be assisted by Dean Horace
pianist, and has chosen
the following program:
Sonata in D NAL for violin and
piano. .-. - NdT0lIli
Adagio, allegro con fuoco
(a) Romance in F Major Beethoven
OBJ Variationen. .Tartini-Kreisler
(uber Elm Thema Won CorellD
Symphony V. .............- Widor
LIST movement
Mr.. Whitehouse
(a) Melodie op. AZ. .Tschaikowsky
(c) "Schon Rosmarin" .Kreisler
(Alt-Wiener Tanzweisen)
Concerto, D minor, No. 4 Vieuxtemps
Adagio Religioso
Allegro Marziale
The date for the final meeting of
the Art club has been postponed. and
will be held at the Country club Sat
urday, June Is.
A reception is to be held tomorrow
afternoon in the rooms of the Provi-
son streets, from until o'clock.
All interested in the work are cordial
ly invited to attend.
X
The Sewing club is to meet Wednes-
day, June IL, at the Country club.
X X
Miss Eda Brewer is the guest of
Miss Gertrude McC1intock, and sew
eral informal parties, the dates for
which have not been set, are being
planned in her honor. Miss McClin-
took, Miss Frances McClintock and
tea room.