The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-22

night by Senator and Mrs. Jouett
Shouse were: Governor and Mrs.
George H. Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs; chas.
Waters of the State Agricultural col
lege and Mrs. Waters, Miss Eva
Smith, Mr.. Henderson Martin, and
Mrs Shouse's father, Mr.. r. E. Ed
Friends of Miss Ina Claire. formerly
Topeka girl will be interested in
the following notice from London:
Ina Claire, the New York actress, has
been chosen by George Edwardes to
be his leading lady at the Gaiety in
the German musical play, 1.-The Magic
Film" to be produced after Easter,
when THE Sunshine Girl" at present
holding the boards at the Gaiety, fades
away.
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The Research club will have a guest
day Friday afternoon, January "a, at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Steinm eyer,
1853 Clay street. They will have a
Kansas day program, consisting of a
paper on Kansas history, by Mrs. Anna
Foy, and reading from Kansas authors
by Miss Ceora Lanham. The hostesses
will be: Mrs. Steinmeyer, Mrs. G. M.
Cain, Mrs. A. w. Thompson, Mrs. H.
G. Robertson, Mrs c. E Moore, Mrs.
c. j. Weld, and Mrs. j. w. Jameson.
The children Of the B class of
Polk school gave a surprise party
Tuesday night for their teacher, Mrs.
Mrs. w. r. Gilmore. 1901 Polk street.
Those who attended the party were:
Mrs. Crawford, Opal Lesson, Louise
Davis, Marjorie Hemus, Mary Hillyer.
Josephine Gilmore, Hazel Senour,
Louise Horn, Helen Lindell, Margret
Witt, Joe Berge, Houston Shaw, Frank
Maurice Edison.
The Chalitso club will meet Thurs
day. January %, with Mrs. G. M.
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Miss Ruth Smith gave a dinner
night at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Ella Smith, ZIG Tyler
Mr.. Mark c. Tulley. Nr. Tulley is the
son of Mr. Mark Tulley, former state
treasurer, and is now a Junior in the
Law school. The guests at
the dinner were: Miss Anna OdeliuS,
Miss Ella Goodwin, Miss Mamie Good
ton, Miss Elizabeth Bunton, and Miss
Ruth Tulley. The wedding will take
place soon. and the young couple will
go to Independence, Kansas, to make
their home.
The College Alumnae club will meet
afternoon at the Y. w. c. A. |
assembly room. The regular meeting
day is Friday. but the date has been
on account of the meeting to
be addressed by DR.. Speer on Friday.
DR.. Roy B. Guild will address the club |
on "Why We are Interested in the
Coming Survey of Toeka"
The members ofthe Topeka Grade |
Teachers club are making prepara- |
ions for their annual banquet to be |
given at the Y. w. G. A. Friday even |
ng, January 81. Mrs. Jessie Wright |
and Mrs. Myra Williams
Jarrel will be guests of honor and
will respond to toasts. The members
Of the Board of Education and their
wives will be among the guests. Music
will be furnished by the High school
orchestra and the Treble Clef club |
Hazelrigg, Miss Lu Spiker,
Miss Este1la Cooper. Miss Ruth Bar
'ett and Miss Winifred McKirahan.
Covers will be laid for one hundred T
and fifty.
Topeka friends of Mr.. Carl A. Berg
will be surprised to learn of his mar
'iage which took place last August in {
Mr.. and Mrs. Berg are now I
making their home in Seattle, Wash
Mr.. Berg attended Washburn law
school here, last year.
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Mile. Adeline Genee, assisted by her |
company of dancers and a symphony |
orchestra, will appear next Tuesday /
afternoon at the Grand in La Danse,'
IN authentic record of the terpsi- |
,horean art between the years ITO |
md 1S45. The program is as follows:
Prelude-"Old Pavane and Passa- |
;aille'' died 1850. q. B. Rebel. |
Tableau Mile. Provost.
Dances-Passepied, from the ballet, |
Trfomphe de LAmour 1853, q. B. |
1ully). danced by Mile. Genee.
Paraphrase on Rameau's Rigaudon |
Dora Brightly corps de ballet.
TabIeau II-Mlle. de Camargo.
(a) Gavotte in F parade Martini);
ID Rigaudon 1888; first performance
n 1850 q. P. Rameau); danced by /
Nile. Genee and Monsieur Volinin.
Corellis Charconne, with variations !
1863 Dora Bright; corps de ballet.
Overture-"Merry Wives of Wind |
;or'' (NicholaD orchestra.
Myerbeer's Robert LIE Diable'' Cdi- i
with Mile. Genee, Mon
;ieur Volinin and corps de ballet; in