The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-29

her present position, she hal served as
vice president Of the federation, had
been president of the Sixth district fed
Grafton. federation secretary. and has
Of the local clubs of Norton. She will
remain in Topeka till the first Of the
week.
Miss Jessica Shortt expects to leave
Monday night to spend the winter in
New York city. She expects to spend
the next four months in the east study
ing voice with Oscar Sanger, and she
will be q student in the Sanger Opera
school. During her residence in New
York she will make her home with
Mrs. Frank Prina, who used to be Miss
Mary Reddick Of Topeka.
Miss Shortt studied with Sanger for
q short time some years ago. and she
has since been studying with various
teachers in Topeka. She belongs to
two of the important local musical or
ganizations, the Ladies' Music club
and the Matinee Music club. She has
not. however. devoted herself exclusive
ly to music. for she has entered into
into the gaieties of the social life Of the
city. and has spent a good deal of time
away from town. passing summer
abroad, some seasons at the lakes, and
the winter months at the resorts in
Florida and California. She is goff
and motor enthusiast, and is socially
popular. However. now have played
a good WHILE" she says. land intend
work" Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry shortt. will remain in Topeka
this winter.
Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer will give a
party Monday, December 8. for the
women of the Minerva club and some
other guests. A program will be given
consisting Of q reading Of ''The Lady
Of Lyons" by Professor E. D. Schon-
berger, with musical numbers preced-
| ing the reading and between the acts
by Mrs. w. D. Davis. Mrs. Morton Al
baugh, Mrs. George w. Payne. Mrs.
r. n. Morehouse, Miss Eleanor Bartel
and Miss May Clark.
Mrs. Peppmeyer is president OF the
club this year. and the party Is the
annual AFFAIR given by the chief OIL
| Ger for the members.
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Those who attended the Tivoh dance
Friday night at Music hall. were: MT
| and Mrs. Carl Trapp. Mr.. ana Mrs
RusselI Frost. Mr. and Mrs. Warrick
| Updegraff, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Camp
bell, MI. and Mrs. James Hayes, MT
and Mrs. W. NJ. Hale. Miss Dorothy
Scott, Miss Jean Horton OF Aansaf
CITY. Miss Sarah Kouns. Miss Eiaza-
beth Holiday, Miss Grace Koontz. Miss
i Gar1uerito Koontx, Miss Helen Craw-
Il ford Miss Laura Hall, Miss Ariel Mich
! ols. Miss Helen Spielman. Miss Leona
II curtis. Miss Jane Murphy, Miss Marion
/ wear. Miss winifred Burch. Miss Alice
Il Hughes. Miss Pauline Hudson. Miss
Il Dorothy Brown. Miss Rigby. Miss Elix'
1 abeth Mills, Miss Mamie Zahner, Miss
/ Mary Van vechten, Miss Clyde Bone
brake. Miss Louise Culver, Miss VII
Il son. Miss Muriel Baxter. Miss Ldlliar
Il McGoff. Miss Louise McGoff. Miss Betf
II Thompson, Mr.. Lee johnson, Mr.. Clari
i Hamilton, Mr.. Mike Alt, Mr.. Waytt
II Lytle. Mr.. Kenneth Lytle. Mr.. Marshal
Il Hite, Mr.. Richard Fritz. Mr.. Richard
L Hall. Mr.. n. B. Miller. Mr.. Frank NC
/ Farland. Mr.. Clay Hamilton, Mr.. Wen
II dell Lyman, Mr.. Larry Huey. Mr.. vii
II lard Pierce, Mr.. Robert Beine. Mr. Geo
II Gross, Mr.. George Hogeboom. Mr.
II Glen Pratt, Mr.. LaRue Royce. Mr.. Mel
son Meade, Nr. Holmes Meade. Mr.
Kenneth Lewis, Mr.. Kent Moneypenny
Mr.. Merrill Segar, Mr.. Ralph Segar, MI
|, Robert Steele. Mr.. Chappelle Foote, MI
Harry Eagle, Mr.. win Miller. Mr.. Nor
ris Tucker. Mr.. Frank Fable, Mr.. Jo
Hull. Mr.. Lawrence Kuneer and Nj
Philip Sproat.
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Miss Grace Dana entertained her car
club Thursday afternoon. followed b,
/ q dinner partz- and cards In the even
ing. The members Of the club are