The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-25

to the Radcliffe series which does not
open until next autumn.
Harold is not only one of the most
popular tenors in America, but has
won for himself lasting renown in his
engagements in many European CAPT
tails 1t is said that no singer has ever
received such an ovation in Milan as
was given to Harold
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Shirer enter
tanned at dinner party IN horor of
President and Mrs. F. K. Sanders of
! Washburn college. covers We're laid
for: Dr. and Mrs. Sanders. Dean and
Mrs. ID. il. McE1rirOn Gr. and Ms.
H. H. Welty. Mrs. Everhard, Miss
Helen Sanders, Miss Henderson, Rev.
a. :. Henderson, Rev. Roy p. Guild
Mr. A. B. Whiting and Mr.. and Mrs.
-Shirer.
Musical affairs at Washburn college
to be given soon will include violin
concert tonight in the chapel. the pre-
gram to be furnished by Ludwig Reck-
recital Monday evening. and a concert
Wednesday night by the Glee clups
of Washburn and \ T.;
ing Monday with Mrs George Godfrey
Moore, 1882 Linco1n street.
! i ]. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E. Johnson of
! riase of their daughter. Delpha. to Mr..
Ralph Hall SPOTS of Lawrence. Kan.
The wedding was solemnized Wednes
day: April %, at Randolph
Mr.. and Mrs. SPOTS have many
friends in Lawrence and they were
both students at the State university.
Mrs. SPOTS graduated in the class Of
Il. and during her student days vas
popular with the students ana ha /
many friends among he tOWnspaople.
n III oh
an and belongs 20 one Of the p:omi-
nent families of Riley county.
Mr.. SPOTS graduated from ,he uni
versity with honors in the 1919 class,
and is now in the extension depart
ment of K. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. SPOTS viii be Al home
after October 1. in Lawrence. Kan.
| The young people have a number of
ested IN the news of their marriage.
DR.. and Mrs. W. :. West enter
tanned their bridge club Thursday eve
ming ut the Country club. Those who
attended We're: Mr.. and Mrs. f. S.
Quinton, Mr.. and Mrs. George Craw-
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Merriam, Mr..
and Mrs. T. D. Hammatt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Chase and DR. and Mrs West,
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Stone ceIe-
brated their wedding anniversary with
a family dinner party Wednesday night
at their home in Highland Park.
= 4.
The city administration. in choos-
ing an advisory board of women has
chosen mem ers who represent a good
number OF womens organizations
which are active in matters of public
welfare The list of the women of the
board contains the names of Mrs !
D. Mcfarland. Mrs Lee Monroe. Mrs.
f. S Marshall. Mrs. F. e Roudebush
and Mrs. Lillian Mitchner. Mrs. Mitch
ner is president of the state w c. T
L., and all the women Of the board are
members Of the organization. Mrs.
Marshall is treasurer of the Kansas
Nomans Press club. AID all the board
are members; Mrs. Monroe s the out
going president of Western Sorosis
ano Mrs. Mcfarland and Mrs. Mitch
ner are also members; Mrs. Roude-
bush is one of thu members OF the
West Side Forestry club. and all the
women of the board belong to the To
peka Fedora ton of Women and the
State Federation of Clubs They are
also all members Of the Good Govern
ment club. which * he only political
club of women in town
Notes and Personal Mention.
MI and Mrs Horace G. Humphreys
left last night for Wichita for stay
OF several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Shakeshaft. who
are abroad visiting relatives and
friends in England. are expected to re-
turn nome the latter part of May.
Mrs w D. Ross has gone to Valley
Falls to visit her parents.
Miss Nellie Shepard has returned
from Kansas City. where she attend
ed grand opera and was the guest of
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. F. K. Sanders and
their family will leave after the close
of school to spend a part O. the sum-
mer in Colorado.
Miss Gladys Boyle. of Newton will
return home Saturday. after visit to
her cousin. Miss ZiIlah Milehanl. at the
E ]. Shakeshaft home
LIZ nd s Lex az