The Topeka state journal., 1913-09-27

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Franz, Aus Meinen Grossen Schmerzen
| ......... Cute Nacht
| Mac Dowen. :. Keltic Sonata, OPP. SO
Semplice-teneramen
Motto allegro con fuoco
Paul Bliss Song Cycle-Mary
(Reminiscence de Chopin
Liszt-Ala abieff LIE Rossignol
Liza Lehman. Long Ago in Egypt
D'HardeIot 49,. Til You Looked Up
Rubin Goldmark Weeping Willows
.-......... Soughing Pines
(From Piano Suite, In the Forest")t D
Stojowski La Fileuse
Foote E1aine's Song
Walter Morse Rummel. Ecstasy
Mrs. j. p. Wahle will assist with
readings between some of the num-
bers.
Mrs. Margaret Wiggin has opened
her millinery parlors, 906 Quincy
street, showing some extremely
smart, up-to-date novelties in hats at
reasonable prices. She has some
charmingly chic French chapeaux, and
brought from the east, among other
handsome hats. one that was an exact
reproduction of the hat worn by one
of the leading women in the famous
play, THE Whip, given in Chicago
recently.-Adv.
The girls of the Alpha Mu sorority
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Mabel Seeds for the new students and
the teachers in the music department.
GoldenrOd and sunflowers We're used
to decorate the house, and in the living
room, where the guests were received,
the shades were. drawn and the room
lighted with green shaded candles.
Those who received We're: Mrs. H. E.
Seeds, Miss Mabel Seeds, Miss Helen
Coe, Miss Lydia Emery and Miss
Grace Phillips. Mrs. Glen Deever and
Miss Elsie Chapman poured tea in the
dining room and they were assisted by
Miss Birdie Chandler and Miss Vera
Benjamin.
Mrs. George Jewell of San Bernard
ino. Calf, who is visiting Mrs George
Stone, was the guest of honor at an
informal luncheon given Friday by
Mrs. Frank Foster.
The girls of the Y. w. c. A. cabinet
of Washburn academy entertained
the new girls of the school at thimbles
Friday afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
w. c. Wheeler.
Mrs. c. d. Brouyette gave a child
ren's party Thursday afternoon at her
home on Van Buren street in celebra
ton of the fourth birthday anniver-
safy Of her little daughter, Mary
Hazel. The guests included a few of
the children of the neighborhood.
Mrs. E. G. Foster will entertain the |
Ladies' Aid society of the First Meth |
odist church Wednesday afternoon, at
her new home, S11 West Sixth avenue. |
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs T. J. Kellam and Miss Katherine !
Kellam will arrive about the middle Of |
October from Minneapolis, Mimi, |
where they are visiting Mrs. Kellam'S |
daughter, Mrs. Frank Smithies. Mrs. |
Kellam and Miss Kellam have lately |
returned to the States from resi- |
dence of two years in Europe, and |
stopped on their way to Topeka in Min
neapols
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Page are the
parents of a son. born Thursday night |
at Stormont hospital. The baby win |
be named Alfred Benson after his /
grandfather, Judge Benson.
Miss Edna Herbst has returned from
Kansas City, where she has been visit !
ing friends some time.
Mrs. A. Fl. Ellis has retured from |
Manitou, Col, where she spent the
summer.
Mr.. Wallace Pettyjohn has left for
New Haven, Conn, to resume his work |
as a student in Yale university. He
stopped in Lawrence to visit his sister
Miss Margaret Pettyjohn and to attend
the opening dance of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity.
Miss Dorothy Parkhurst. who is a
student at the State university, is in
Topeka to spend Sunday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parkhurst.
Mr.. Fred Eberhardt of Larned ar
rived this morning to join the golf
players at the Country club
Senator w. H. Thompson of Garden
City has taken a house in Washington.
D. c.. at 1861 Woodey Road, and his
family is with him in WASHINGTON for
the winter.
Mr.. Roy Guettler of Kansas City is
in Topeka to spend few days with
Mrs Guettler at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parkhurst
Miss Margaret Pettyjohn. who is a
student in the State university. Law
renee. is in Topeka to spend the week
end with her parents, DR. and Mrs E.
S Pettyjohn. and to be a member of
the bridal party at the Reed-Price we'd
ding tonight
Banquet Flour is guaranteed.-Adv.
Miss Helen Griffin, of the faculty Of
Washburn college, went to Nortonvilie to-
day to spend the weekend with her peo-
pie She was accompanied by ,Iiss
Miriam Ring, of the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. A N. Petro l ea are spendinc pendf
Mrs. Frank Foster has returned from, a +
trip TO the Northern Lakes
Mrs. Charles F. Scott. of lola who has L
been visiting Mrs. Charles Curtis. return I
ed home Friday
The latest fancy feathers ard flowers k
viii be found at Courtnev's--Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. F1eishnan and I
their children returned today from q I
motor trip to Chicago. They have been i
away the past month
Mrs. S. J. Bear. Miss Edna Bear. and
Mrs. Charles Barnes will go to Usage C,ftv
next week to visit Mrs Eugene Nc /
Closkey.
Mr. J. a. Clark, of New York city. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. E. A. Austin.
Mrs. William Mcpherson. of Howell /
Mich arrived today to visit her father. /
Mr. w. W. Mills. and her sisters. Miss
Isa bel Mills and Miss Elizabeth Mills.
Miss Julia Larimer left today for New Z
York to resume her work as teacher in
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