The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-26

narrow collar of silk. The sleeve is
pretty and new. being slashed at the
elbow and turned back in narrow silk
faced reverS. The skirt has it's broad
center panel curving toward the back
at the bottom and disappearing be-
meath the soft drapery of the sides and
back. The gown was made of violet
cashmere.
The students of the first academy
the third class and for the teachers of
the preparatory department Friday
night at the home of Mrs. Frank Ed
son. Those who attended were: Pro-
fessor and Mrs. w. C. Wheeler, Miss
Felt Miss Grandon, Miss Willard, Pro-
Miss Grace Patton. Miss Virginia
Talliaferro. Miss Helen White, Miss
Hazel Wooley, Miss Leila Ruthford.
Miss Dorothy Crane. Miss Mally Fox,
Miss Margaret McKibben, Miss Violet
Owens, Miss Esther Stadell, Miss Ger
trude Wheeler. Miss Elizabeth Edison,
Mr.. Charles Gould. Mr.. Lawrence
Graves, Mr. H. w. Markham. Mr..
William Smither, Mr.. Keyes Sanders,
Mr.. ]. r. Mingle, Mr.. Sidney Gould,
Mr. NJ. E. Jung, Mr.. Finley Neal, Mr..
Roy Owens and Mr.. Harold Quinton.
Mrs. F. NJ. Horne entertained in
formally at thimbles Friday afternoon
at her home, 1926 Fillmore street The
rooms were decorated in lilacs and
pink and white carnations, and the
guests were: Mrs. w. B. Storrs, Mrs.
w c. D. Smith. Mrs. t. M. Lillard
Mrs. F. NJ. Drake, Mrs. Turner, Mrs
L. M. Gain. Mrs. Carter, Mrs. H. M.
Ives. Mrs. w. H. Bowlby, Mrs. w. T.
Dawson and Mrs. White.
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Miss Ruth Berry will eve a pupils
Co
622 West Tenth avenue. 1t will be
the first of series of studio muscles,
which Miss Berry will give while she
is in charge of the class of Miss Helen
Fowler. Those who will play next Sat
urday are: Elizabeth Edison, Lois
Marjorie Robinson, Phronsie
Cain. Lewis Policy. Josephine Gilmore
Carl Smith, Lucille Kersey. Esther
Lindell. Margaret Hill. Lorraine Reed,
Harriet Risteen, Marguerite McCandles.
Marjorie Petro, Harriet Hill. Wilma
Swan, Muriel Catlin, Irene Peers, Vivien
and Esther Paxton.
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The Current Literature club will
meet Monday with Mrs. ]. L. Money
penny, 1877 Clay street
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The last Glee club concert at Wash |
burn for the present school year will |
be given Wednesday night, of next
week when the clubs of washburn
and K. L. will give a joint recital |
The program will be as follows:
Part One.
Hunting Song ........W ashburn |
Over the Ocean Blue" -........K U. |
Where Nobody Knows Washburn
The March to Battle Washburn |
Mocking Bird Rag .....K U |
Swan Song ................Wa shburn |
Bass Viol'' Observation-Disclosures u !
'Thro' Whispering Boughs". =. Washburn
Song of the Viking" ......K. u |
by Clarence Sewers, of K. U. |
Part Two.
Blue Eyes, u.
The kaVaugh" .-......... WaShburn |
The Ghost of a Violin ..
-...............-.-.So Sewers and Morris
In Old Madrid" burn !
'Heine Waited 'Rounu' INK. u. |
"Jipsy John Washburn
Jingle of Jingle joe ..K. U. /
Estudiantina'' Washburn
Alma Mater .............K. U
The second part of the program will
De given in costume. The members of
he washburn Glee club are: Dean
Horace Whitehouse, director, Pericles
Miller and Sheriff. Smith managers. Il
'irst tenor-Pericles Miller; Willis Lus- Il
oy, and Theodore Post; second tenor
David Neiswanger, Sheriff. Smith.
Willard Troxell. and Earl Parrish i
,irst bass-Herbert Blinn. Milton Gug-
er. Edwin Seeley, Donald CampbeI
md Howard Searle; second bass
Frank Ripley, Carl Hathaway. Willis
Neil Rogers and w. J. Rose 4
rams.
The men of the K. L. club are: @ Il
Edward Hubach, director; r. ]. Camp Il
,ell manager; first tenor-Harold d
Baldwin Mitchell William Il
cain and Harold Wheelock: second Il
enor-Clarence Sewers Guy Houston
md Paul Saulters; first bass-RaIph
;wartz, Frank Henderson, Glenn Wis
lom and r. ]. Campbell: second bass
James orion. H. Charles DoIde Don
Burnett. Lawrence Morris
Seats may be reserved at the college
donday and at Guilds music store,
tuesday.
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Sunday afternoon at Grace cathe- .
raj at 4:3O all the music will be by
H. Maunder. 1t will be in cantata