The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-18

ioOUHZY
Mr.. and Mrs. E L. Copeland gave a
dinner at the Topeka club Monday
night. followed by a theater party to
| the Grand, to see the Bohemian Girl.
/ The members of the party were: Sena-
! tor and Mrs. w E. Wilson, Senator
and Mrs Jouett Shouse, Miss Emily
Sellers of Kinsley, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Copeland.
| Mrs. George H. Hodges will be at
! home Saturday afternoon for the wo-
men who are in town to attend the
! Democratic banquet, also for the wives
| of the legislators. and for the wives
| of the committeeman in charge of the
banquet. The hours will be from 3
| to -.
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The guests of honor at thetea which
Mrs. Jouett Shouse win give Friday
afternoon are: Mrs. George H. Hodges
and Mrs Sheffield Inga---, of Atchison-
The invitations are limited to the wives
of the legislators and the wives of the
state officers, and Mrs. Shouse will
have the assistance of the following
friends: Mrs. Benjamin Scandrett, Mrs.
Guilford Dudley, Mrs. j. c. Mohler'
Mrs Noble Prentis. Mrs. Paul Walker
and Mrs Merrill Mills.
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Among those who have reserved ta-
! bles for the card party Friday after
noon at the E.lks' hall to be given for
the benefit of the Orphans Home, are:
Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mrs. Schuyler
Nichols, Mrs A w. Lacey, Mrs. H. A
Perry, Mrs. Clement Smith, Mrs V. b.
Kistler, Mrs. G. C. Bowman, Mrs.
Charles Wolfe, Mrs. w. H. Davis, Mrs.
S. S. Rice Mrs. F. A. Rooster. Mrs. z.
G. Hopkins, Mrs. A. W. Purdy, Miss
Julia Whitmer, Mrs. G. w. STAINS
field, Mrs. w. o. Anderson, Mrs. Harry
Hobson, Mrs. NJ F. Rigby, Mrs S. j.
Hodgins, Mrs. A. J. Wilkie, Mrs. Cart
lidge, Mrs. l.. A. Rider, Mrs. H. w.
! Robey, Mrs. Charles Briggs, Mrs. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. F. W. Watson, Mrs. Chas.
Short, Mrs. Robert Tasker, Mrs. Owen
GaIbreath, Mrs. Austin. Mrs. E. h.
Bunnell, Mrs. A R. Springer, Mrs. A.
+. Colson, Mrs. Rome Colvin, 4ars. e.
H. Samson, Mrs. Frank Parr, Mrs. E.
G. Foster, Mrs. Ed Gresser, Mrs. Nor
ris Schlegel, Mrs. Charles Allen Mills,
Mrs. w. r. Falkner, Mrs. Harry Guth-
RE, Mrs. F. L. Benjamin, Mrs. Wagner,
Mrs. Ridens, Mrs. w. C. McDonough,
Mrs. Frank Parks. Mrs. A. A. Sharp,
Mrs. George Hanly, Mrs. G. D. Steven
son, Mrs. L. NJ. Gain, Mrs. Mary Pc
terson, Mrs. Fred Johns, Mrs. Ed
Johns, Mrs. c. E. Heer, Mrs. Putnam,
Miss Ethel States, Mrs. Clarence Scohn,
Mrs George Anthony, Mrs. H. II.
Hunter, and half dozen others have
bought, whose names have not yet been
reported.
The party will be held at 2:30 Friday
afternoon in the club dining hall, in
stead of the ladies' parlor. Some who
have asked for tables have had to be
refused, as there is not space for more
than have been already sold. The COM
mittee would be glad. however, to re-
ceive the contribution of those who
wish to give.
Following is the program for the
entertainment to be given Tuesday,
| February Is, atthe Grand, by Kitty
| Cheatam, the concert being one of the
Numbers on the Parkhurst concert
| series: ---s-n = 49, ...rse -s-
| Two eighteenth century French
Mon petit occur Soupir,' .....
| (From album de la Grand'-Mam-
! an) "a "a: Weckerhn
Maman "Dites-moi" (Bergeretta)
An Old Romance. Guy D'Hardelot
| CWritten for Miss Cheatham)
| Children's songs:
| The Plant of the Little Bisque Doll
written for Miss cheatham,
| Visitors $500. Washington Cooke
| Helen Hay Whitney.
Violets -..-.R- Huntington Woodman
The Cow ;;c..:, Graham feei
II. L.
Some old negro songs and sayings:
| PART II.
Butterflies Minnie Cochrane
| (From the French of Francois
| CoppeeD
! (Written for Miss Cheatham.)
When Malindy Sings.
..... Paul Lawrence Dunbar
| Why Adam Sinned Rogers
PART III.
The Great Shepard (The Little Gray
| LdmD) "a oulIlN OH
| The Elf Man John B. Wells
John Kendrick Bangs.)
Matilda Liza Lehman
(HiIlaire Belloc)
Praeticing John Carpenter
Punchinello (after Hans Christian
An0erSOn) j. l.. MOiIOy
| The Owl and the Pussy Cat $4,000.
/ ~ 800. George Ingraham
edward Lear
At the Piano.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ross of Rock
ford, ILL.,, will arrive Thursday to visit
Mrs. Ross's sister, Mrs. Arch Catlin,
and they will be the guests of honor
at a supper-bridge Friday night which
Mr.. and Mrs. Catlin will give Friday
night at their home, 1925 Fillmore
street. Mr.. and Mrs Ross will be with
the Catlins a week;
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Miss NanOn Herreu gave a reading