The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-11

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Mrs. C. A. 0ault will give. . tea
Wednesday afternoon at the Country
club for the members Of the winning
golf team In the games just finished
Mrs. Gault il the captain OF one Of
the teams, and she and the members
of the team will be hostesses at the
affair tomorrow. Mrs. w. C. McClin-
took captained the winning team.
Mrs. Gault recently sustained some
slight injuries in an automobile acct
dent and was unable to take much
part in the match. The members of
the two teams. who will be hostesses
Gault. Mrs. W. s. McClintock. Mrs. J.
A. Cole. Mrs. e. A. Thrill, Mrs. Harry
Clark. Miss Sara Kouns, Miss Jessica
Short, Miss Eva Smith, Miss Kathe-
rine Sneve of Minneapolis. MIMI. Miss
Permelia Curtis. Miss Nell Kouns,
Miss Hazel Risteen and Miss Isabel
Smith.
Mrs. Ralph Cav entertained infor-
mally at luncheon today at her home
in Fillmore street. complimentary to
Mrs.. Chase Doster. Captain and Mrs.
Doster are In Topeka visiting Captain
Doster's parents, Judge and Mrs.
Frank Doster. on their way to Den
yer. Colo. They have been IN Texas
City in the last few months. where
return from the Philippines. They
will leave tonight to spend some time
in Denver. Mrs. Doster sang Monday
evening at Bethany college. at the fac
ulty reception. giving number Of To-
peka people. who had not heard her
previously, an oppOrtunftQ to enjoy
her unusual talent.
Those who attended the luncheon
today for her were: Mrs. Chase Dos
. ter, Mrs. Wade DOster OF St. John,
Kan, Miss Matilda Bailey, Mrs. Chas-
NJ. Sheldon. Mrs. Geo. H. Whitcomb,
Wood. Miss Gladys Cav and Mrs.
Ralph Cav.
Mrs. Clyde Miller. who will be
hostess at a tea Friday afternoon, has
asked the assistance of Mrs. Fl. A.
Auerbach, Mrs. S. E. Barber, Mrs.
Chester Woodward. Mrs. George H.
Hodges, Mrs. Charles w. Barner. Mrs.
Robert Stewart. Mrs. J. A. Cole, Mrs
Paul Hudson, Mrs. ]. c. Mohler. Mrs.
Mrs. w. r. Stubs of Lawrence. and
the girls who will help in the dining
room are. Miss Hester Barber, Miss
Irene Miller, Miss Georgia Neese and
Miss Mary Paxton.
The party is given in honor of Mrs.
of Lawrence. and of her cousin. MIS-
Joseph C. Brown of Albuquerque,
N. NJ.
An event of both social and muslcai
interest was the faculty recital given
Monday evening at the College of the
Sisters of Bethany. The program was
a delightful one for various reasons,
since it was one that could be enjoyed
by those who were not technically
trained in music. and still it preserved
the charm and excellence OF classic
art. Miss Dorinda Abbott. who is at
the head of the department of vocal
music at the college, was unable to
sing, on account of severe cold, and
her place on the program was taken
by Mrs Chase Doster OF Galveston,
Tex, who is in Topeka for a short
time with Judge and Mrs. Frank Dos
ter. One of her numbers was that
wonderful setting Of Goethe's poem,
Mignon. most acceptably given in Ger
man. and she also gave a French Sc
lection, the Meditation from Thefs.
The program opened with a violin
solo by Miss Gladys Cav. She played
a Handel sonata, in four movements a
number in which classic beauty is set
out in a way comprehensive to stud
ents and musical scholars alike. At
the end of the program she gave
Vd&gSan8 Dy LOT AuIlu, anu q Sc
lection by Kreisler.
Miss Katherine Wood. at the head of
the piano department of the school.
played a selection from a concerto, and
numbers Of special interest were two
small selections of her own compost
| ton, displaying considerable talent as
a writer of music.
Miss Lulu Woodhouse was on the
program for a piano number. Miss
Woodhouse is a teacher in the piano
department. and she Is herself gradu-
ate of the school, having finished with
| in the last year or two, and her work
as a pianist is entirely creditable to
those under whom she has studied at
the school Readings for the program
! were furnished by Miss woodruff. the
| teacher Of dramatic art. Her Scotch
| dialect story from Ian Maclaren was
particularly well received, and there
| were Scotch people in the audience
who enjoyed greatly the correctness Of
| her accent.
| After the recital a reception was held
| in the parlors Of Wolfe hall. In the