The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-30


the week to visit friends in Kansas
| 4.
A meeting of the Esood Government
club will be held Frfday afternoon at
| 1880 o'clock An address on santa
ton will be made by William Porter.
| of the city commission. The collection
| of garbage will be discussed, and eV-
cry woman interested is invited to be
present. ~
Important business will come before
| the meeting, an the members are
urged to be present.
Mrs. George Mitchell entertained her
| bridge-luncheon club today at her home
in Clay street.
| The seats for the Werrenrath recital
will go on sale at Guilds Music Store,
! Saturday, May 3. Season tickets dated
| March IL may be used by season ticket
| holders The i WeErenrath recital
closes the Parkhurst series for this sea-
son. OF the young baritone the Port
| land Evening Express has said: ut
| is hard to find words to apt1y describe
| and do justice. to the superb vocalism
of Mr.. Werrenrath, who now stands
master of the art in the full maturity
of his powers. Still youthful, he COM
bines with the vigor and freshness or
youth the assurance OF matured tai
ents and his thoroughly artistic de-
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which were used with a wealth of
dramatic fervor, made a vocal perfor-
nance which must be ranked the finest
the city has been privileged to hear"
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The Mvsotis club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. F. L. Everett,
619 Buchanan street.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Willard N. Hall and her daugh-
ter, Miss Laura Hal, will arrive home
Saturday from a trip in the East. Mrs.
Hall went from Florida, where she
spent the winter, to Lakewood, New
Jersey. and Miss Hall, who was in
school in Lakewood Seminary. Joined
her in a visit in the East. Mr.. Hall
returned home few days ago.
Mrs. j. F. FARRELL and Mrs. c. H
Bunger were in Carbonate Tuesday,
and Mrs. farrell made an address be-
fore the high school. -. s---7.a
Mr.. Charles Dolde, Mr.. Lawrence
Morris. Mr.. Robert Campbell and Mr..
be guests of Mr.. Charles Younggreen
while they are in Topeka for the Wash
burn-K u Glee club concert The
visitors are members of the K. U. Glee
club, and Mr.. Younggreen and his
guests are fellow-members of the
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity, of Kansas
University.
Miss Louise Spencer, of Kansas City,
returned home the first of the week,
after visit to her cousin, Miss Clyde
Bonebrake.
go to Excelsior Springs tomorrow for
a stay of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Keefer, Miss
Katherine Keefer and Mr.. Kenneth
Keefer, of Olathe, will spend Sunday
with Governor and. Mrs. George H. |
Hodges They will come here from
Lawrence where they will attend the !
Nav fete. Mrs. F. G. Clark of Ell Reno, !
ok, arrived today for short visit to |
Mrs. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac B. Snow have |
returned to, Boston, after a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Perry.
Miss Rachel Coston has gone to |
Kansas City9to spend a week with the |
]. A. Theis family.
Mrs. L. A. Gillette has returned from |
a Visit to 14fndsborg andsMcPherson.
Mrs. Joseph Radcliffe and Miss Myr-
tie Radcliffe went to Kansas, City Tues
day to hear Fremstadf sing
An opening at Pickens' store Thurs
day will be held for the showing of the !
new midsummer styles. The summer
hats are very attractive this year and |
the opening will be of special interest. |
Miss Sara Hougham, of Manhattan, |
will arrive this week to visit Mrs. |
Charles F. Spencer.
Miss Gladys Prudden. of Chicago lis
visiting Miss Daisy Monroe.
Mrs G. c. Finley and her son, Chal-
mers, of Vinita, Ok. are in Troy visit
ing Mrs. Finley's father, Mr.. Cyrus
Leland, and they will come to Topeka
Thursday to be guests of Mrs. Finleys
sister, Mrs. George Hayden, and Mr.. |
Hayden. /
Mrs. carl Trap, of Kansas City, is
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Nor
ton. II
There will be no meeting of the 1
Taxa Art Embroidery club this week
on account of the teachers illness.
Mrs. J. A. Coldren, of 305 East Eighth
avenue, gave a miscellaneous shower
last evening for Miss Mabel Calm, who
will leave for Memphis, Tenn, in
week to be married to Mr.. G. A. Kelly.
The house was decorated in red hearts.
Miss Hazel Coldren and Mrs. Mabel
Woods assisted in the dining room.
The guests were: Miss Bertha Martz,
Miss Mabel johnson, Miss Neiswender,
Miss Nina Conlee, Mrs. Upton Irwin,
Miss Hoyland Costly, Miss Sarah Hub
ole, Mrs. F. Kehit, Miss Lucille Gar