The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-15
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Mr.. s. E. Barber entertained in
formally at dinner at the Topeka club
Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Dill
worth Baird of Dodge City. Mr.. and
Trail" for their marriage is an event
of recent date. The bride was for
merly Miss Georgia Pitcher of Olathe,
a Kansas university girl, and an ex-
trcmely attractive young women. She
is a member of the Kappa Kappa
Gammas, and Mrs George H Hodges,
who is one of her sorority sisters, was
a guest at the dinner Mr.. Baird is
in business in Dodge City, where he
and his bride will make their home
Mrs. Ralph Skinner entertained at
bridge this afternoon complimentary
to Mrs. Hal Hotchkiss of San Diego,
Cal, and Mrs Cyrus Moore Monroe.
The guests were: Mrs. Hotchkiss,
Mrs. Monroe, Mrs William Mcpherson
of Howell, Mich. Mrs. W. G BAN of
OF Parkersburg. w V. who is visiting
her sister, Mrs J. F. TiIford, Mrs.
Everett Akers, Mrs George F1eish-
man. Mrs. Merrill Mills, Mrs. Tilford.
Mrs. H. c. Mulroy, Mrs. ]. D. Gossett,
Mrs Floyd Baker. Miss Lillian Foster,
Miss Helen McClintock, Miss Alice
Meade, Miss Mamie Veale, Miss Lee
Louise Raster, Miss Guenn GODDARD,
Miss Joy Paxton, Miss Elfie Dean,
Miss Grace Page, Miss Helen Hoge-
boom, Miss Euphenia Page and Miss
Gussie Fuller.
Mrs. ]. C. Gafford and Mrs. NJ C.
Hammatt had bridge-luncheon party
tolay at the Country club, for the
members of the Monday Whist club
and the Fillmore Street Whist club.
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The annual celebration of alumni
day of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity
will be held at the chapter house.
ing. All of the alumni of the frater-
nifty from colleges all over the coun-
try, living in Topeka, will attend the
lunch-smoker. The active fraternity
members and the years pledges will
be guests of the ex-collegians- The
Topeka alumni who will attend J.
D NJ Hamilton, Knox 'T3; w. NJ
Cornell rs: 5. A Cook. Depew rs: H,
P Mitchell, Westminster '96; George
Rex, Iowa '0s; DR.. A B. Jeffrey, Iowa
'02- Henry NJ. Mason. Wisconsin 81;
NJ. E. TroxelI, Roy Cope, Ohio '09;
Walter Laundon. Ohio '09; Robert
Stone, Washburn 90: Ike Adams, |
K L II: Ralph E Lewis, K I. Ii;
P Williams, Washburn 'Os: Arthur J.
Carruth, jr, Washburn 'OS; William
P. Snyder. Washburn 'O8: Leo T
Mooney; Washburn 10; Cyrus Mon 7
Mooney, Washburn IL: Norman r. /
Whitney, Washburn u; DR.. Lee John 7
son, Washburn u; Percy r. Beggs, /
Wash burn -; Robert Steele, Wash /
burn -; Warren J. Crum bine, Wash I
burn 10; James NJ Mcclure, Wash /
burn 'O7; Robert Kerr, Walter Weld I
ling, Washburn 'O9. Chicago IL; Rich I
ard Fritz, Washburn II; Herbert
Heym, Washburn -; Carl Searle,
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Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. ALI king I
enberg, who used to be in Topeka T
some years ago, Mr., klingenberg as
head of the department of music, at I
to learn that they have returned from
and are now living al 4 Col +
lege avenue, Rochester, New York
Mr.. Klingeuberg and Hermann Dos {
bach-Klfng enberg School of Music in /
Rochester. Mr.. kHngenberg is one /
of the soloists of the Rochester Or +
chestra, and he will appear this year F.
in the orchestra concerts as the piano .
soIofst with Fritz KreisIer. Putnam +
Carl F'lesch, Julia CuIp and .
Rennysou.
The following from a Rochester pa (
per, gives an account of new honor /
that has been bestowed on Mr. King /
en- berg by the Norwegian government:
The highest honor which the Nor
wegian nation can confer on its plan
lists has been extended to Aft king
enberg, of this city, who has been
chosen to be the soIoist for the great +.
centennial musical festival at Christ
iania on July :. 1914. the occasion be-
ing celebration of the national in
Notification was receiv-
ed this week by Mr.. klingen berg, who
will sail for Norway next May. He
will be called upon to play concerto
composed by Sinding. the leading COM
poser of Norway, who will direct the
orchestra. Sinding and Mr.. Kingen-
berg are close personal friends and
the pianist is doubly pleased at the
concerto that has been chosen Mr..
has been in Rochester
only a comparatively short time, but
ne has many friends.
At the Dossenba ingen berg
school next Friday night a joint mus