The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-05

high waist line. and others are made
with bodices that are simply loose
sacks extending below the hips A
new feature in some Of the cloaks
shown, was the use OF very soft ma
terial that was shirred above and be-
low the waist line. giving width to the
garment.
The last reel ended with a process
sion of the models who tripped across
the parade grounds. wearing evening
gowns with long ''slinky' trains, and
giving a final review Of all the party
gowns in the show.
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Miss Katheryn Albaugh will go to
Lawrence Friday and will be a guest
at the Pi Phi house. She will be the
be given by the Sigma Chi fraternity.
of which her brother. Mr.. Houghton
Albaugh. is member.
The Music Study club will hold its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon
the meeting has been changed from
8 o'clock to 2:3O. and all the men,
bers are asked to be present at the
earlier hour.
The fine arts department of Wash
burn college will give a recital tonight
at SIS o'clock in the college chapel,
presenting Mr.. w. D. Boughton. plan
| list, of the piano department of the
college.
Following a recital tour. extending
as far south as Panama, Mr.. Bough-
ton went to Berlin. Germany. where
he spent the remainder of the past
! summer, studying under Lehvinne,
with whom he had studied for two
years on a former sojourn in Europe.
He returned to Topeka in the early
fall.
The program for tonight will be as
! follows:'
Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor.
Sonata OPP. IS. Beethoven
Impromptu in F Sharp Minor. Chopin
Polonaise in F Sharp Minor. Chopin
Intermezzo in B Flat. $3.50. Brahms
Rhapsodie in E Flat. Brahms
Etude in F Minor. List
Nachtfalter Waltzes. .StrauSs-Tau
The recital Ia open to the public,
the music stores. The visiting teach
ers are especially invited. and If they
find it inconvenient to get tickets.
they will be readily admitted without
tickets. Dean Horace Whitehouse,
head of the department of fine arts.
teachers who are not otherwise en-
gagged at the hour of the recital.
The alumnae chapter of the Sigma
Delta Psi sorority will be entertained
| tonight by Miss Louise McNeal, In
honor Of Miss Bess Allison, of NC
Pherson, and Miss Yetta Conkling. o.
Lyons, who are attending the teachers
convention.
The Kansas kindergarten association
| will give a banquet Thursday night at
Central Congregational church. About
| so kindergarten teachers are expected
to be present.
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The o. D. o. club will meet with Mrs.
F. M. shanklin. 800 West street. Thurs
day, November 6.
| The Topeka girls of the alumnae
chapter Of the Kappa Kappa Chi sorori-
| ty of Washburn college. will give an
| informal afternoon at the home OF
Miss Margaret Welcome, Friday after
noon. The guests will be received by
| the alumnae girls. who are: Miss Well
I come, Miss Ruth Kingman. Miss Ruth
! Woodford. Miss Hermoine Van Laer,
and Miss Grace Eldridge. The out OF
town alumnae and the girls Of the ac-f
| tive chapter will be guests. Members
who are in Topeka for the State Teach
ere association, and who will attend
the Eat home' are: Mrs. Bert Chand-
Ter of Madison, Miss Jean Watts OF
Alma, who will be Miss Welcomes
house guest. Miss Jean Robertson, who
is teaching at Garden City, Miss Alma
| Calvert of Atchison, Miss Florence
White. who is teaching in Pittsburg.
Miss mildred Hsselries will give a
! recital Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
at the Auditorium, opening the sessions
| of the State Teachers association. She
will also give recitals on the Auditor
| ium organ Friday morning and friday
afternoon.
( Miss Hazelrigg is well known to the
| teachers of the state, as she taught in
| the Institutes of the state number
of years, and during 1911 and IL, she
was chairman of the music section of
| the association During this time the
attendance in that section increased
from a small number to more than
1000 people. She is organist at the
First Christian church, a musical grad
uate Of the state university, and has
| studied with the organist, Clarence
Dickinson. During the past summer
she was organist at the Brick Presby-
terrain church in New York. She has
played the Auditorium organ a good
| many times and is familiar with its
possibilities.
The alumni at the State Normal
school of Emporia who are in Topeka
for the teachers meetings, will have a
banquet Friday evening at the First
Presbyterian church. the dinner to be
served by circle of the Ladies' Aid
society, under the direction Of the cir
I! Gle superintendent. Mrs. L. B. McClin-
took.
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/ The T. G. F. club will meet Friday
/ afternoon. November 7, with Mrs. NJ.
r. Davies, 1877 West street
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