The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-17

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Following the party given by Mrs.
| Marie Price Wear and Mrs. Paul Hud-
| son, for Miss Pauline Hudson, at the
| Country club this afternoon, there will
! be a dancing party in the evening at
| the club house, to which the women
who assisted in the afternoon, and their
husbands, the assisting girls and their
| men friends and a few of the other
club members, are invited. The evening
affair which will be given by the hos
! tesses of the afternoon, will complete
the debut affairs for Miss Hudson.
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| Miss Rose Hite entertained infor-
maIly at bridge-luncheon, compliment
/ tary to Miss Maurine Stevenson, of Sa-
lima, who has been visiting Miss Ber-
nice Emahizer.
| Mrs. John Marquis Brunt has issued
! cards for a large reception which she
will give Wednesday afternoon, Octo-
Der 29, from to O clock, at her home,
80 East Fifth avenue.
The wedding of Miss Louise Taylor,
of Olathe, and Mr.. Carl Riddle, of Her
| ington, was solemnized Wednesday at
the brides home in Olathe.
! The news of the marriage is locally
! interesting, as Mr.. Riddle has friends
in Topeka. He is a nephew of Judge
and Mrs. Frank DOSter, whom he has
| frequently visited, and he is also a
| nephew of Mr.. Taylor Riddle, who
! was one of the prominent members in
| the house at last winters session of
the legislature. The bridegroom is a
Kansas university man and member
I of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
| Mr.. Riddles parents, Mr.. anu Mrs.
Leon Riddle, and his sister, Miss Doro-
thy Riddle, of Harrington, attended the
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Topeka on their return home, to visit
Judge and Mrs. Doster.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club will meet Wednesday of next week
with Miss Alice Meade at her home in
Western avenue.
Mrs. c. B. Reed will entertain the
Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon club at her
home Tuesday of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown, of
Atchison, have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Alice
Louise, to Mr.. Rufus Lee Mcdonald.
Jr-. which will take place Wednesday
evening November 5, at Trinity Epis-
copal church. Miss Alice -Linley will
be maid of honor, and Mr.. Louis Mot
ter of ST. Joseph. will be the best man.
The ushers will be Mr.. John Cain and
Mr.. Malcolm Reid of Atchison, Mr..
Frank Quentin, Mr.. Regnier Shoup, Mr..
Leonard Guitar, and Mr.. Lawrence
Worries of st. Joseph. Little Jane Byram
will be flower girl, and Miss Florence
Byram of Atchison, and Miss Sara
Elizabeth Johnson of ST. Joseph, will
be ribbon girls The wedding will be
one of the notable society events of
Atchison.
Miss Brown has a good many friends
in Topeka, as she has often visited
here. She is unusually pretty and at
tractive, and has been entertained at
numbers of parties during her visits
to her Topeka friends
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Hostutler of Cen
terville, Kan, who formerly lived in
Topeka, are visiting friends here
short time, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Evans will be at home informally for
them Saturday evening at the Evans
home, 1918 Buchanan street. The
hours will be from eight to ten No
invita- lions are issued and all friends
of the guests of honor are invited to
call.
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The Music Study club held meet
ing Thursday and voted ten dollars to
help the pipe organ fund at Washburn
college. An organ at the college is
much needed, and the club considered
it fitting that musical organization
should help in the undertaking.
year book for the season. The study |
for the year is modern German and !
English selections, and on each pro- |
gram there will be some Russian mu- |
sic. In recognition of the Interest now i
being taken in the Russian school of |
music, the club has incorpora ted some |
of the best things from its composers |
and the booklet which is quite an at
tractive one, is tied with ribbon of the |
Russian colors.
The club endeavors to live up to its |
name in having a part of its program |
each time really serious study the |
four-hand selections from the classics |
and a sonata, together with a song |
cycle, furnishing the basis of much |
careful work. The program last time |
was, as is customary for the opening, |
a miscellaneous one, as follows:
Beethoven, Marcia Funebre" and /,
"Scherzo" from Eroica Symphony, !
four-hands; Pucinni "One Fine Day. |
from Madam Butterfly; Lack, 'eVaIse !
Arabesque;" Myinarskf, "Mazurka for
Violin" GODDARD, Ballet des Papil- |
lions" Novello, Blue Eyes" Chad |
wick, "Allah;" Clarke, "A Bowl of
Roses" Schumann, "Kreisleriana No |
So Loewe, Thomas der Reimer;" Hill