The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-10

who took part in the various cam
paigns for equal suffrage in Kansas
since 1867. and who was president for
a good many years of the Wisconsin
Equal Suffrage association. will be in
Kansas next week, and will visit her
niece. Mrs. Genevieve Chalkley, of
Lawrence. Mrs. Chalkley will give
tea for her visitor next week, and in
vitatiOns have been received by friends
Of Mrs. Charley in Topeka.
A second evening tango and cabaret
party under the direction of Mr.. Jack
Smalley was given Thursday night in
Kellam hall The taste Of the Young
society people. is being educated to q
highly seasoned diet in the fashionable
dancing parties that have come to be
popular among them, and it looks as
though the oldtime parties had been
gated to the trash heap of countrified
practices
A fourteen piece orchestra furnish
ed the music, and the cabaret features
included acts by the whirlwind dan
GERS La Cine and La Vine; the tango
girl. Elsie Ryan: musical actors, Bry-
ant and Beard: Eddie West in a piano
logue, and Edith Dunn with q chorus.
Those who danced were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Miss Violet Crumbine, Miss Mamie
Zahner. Miss Mohra Gatchen, Miss
Beth Thompson. Miss Clyde Bone
brake, Miss Dorothy Sproat, Miss
Maude McVey. Miss Louise Culver.
Miss Helen Crawford. Miss Helen
Cook, Miss Irma Larrick, Miss Mary
Chase of Emporia, Miss Jean Lindsay,
Miss Freda Belts, Miss Ruth Foster,
Miss Ruth Wood, Miss Juliet Brown,
Miss Ruth Rooster, Miss Hazel Howe.
Koontz, Miss Mildred Norton, Mr.. Geo
Gross, Mr.. Alfred Bartell. Mr.. Paul
Harrison. Mr.. Marshall Hite, Mr.. Joe
Hull. Mr.. Jim Perry. Mr.. Scully
Waugh OF Lawrsncs; RI Mr.; 5 John N S
Mr.. Walter .Kutrow, Mr.. Chester
wahle, Mr. John Sharpe. Mr.. Willard
Pierce Mr.. Ralph Lewis, Mr.. Robert
Biene, Mr.. George Hogeboom. Mr..
Tinkham veale. Mr.. Frank Fable. Mr..
Harry Eagle. Mr.. George McNeich.
Mr.. Fern Ginger, Mr.. Jack Larrick.
Mr. Victor Blakely, Mr.. Sam LUX. Mr..
Stanley Copeland, Mr.. John Dean, Mr..
Frank Willard, Mr.. Ke1ton Lewis Of
Lawrence ana MI sam stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Leeper Of 1912
College avenue announce the marriage
of their daughter Mildred to Mr..
Lowell Hoatson, the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. L. Hoatson of Potwin Place.
The marriage was solemnized Friday.
March 6, by the Rev. Mr.. S. A. Full
ton Of the Presbyterian church OF
Holton, at the manse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoatson were for
merly students in the Topeka high
school, and Mrs Hoatson is interested
in music. She has been studying voice
the past two years with Mrs p. n.
Adams, and Mrs Adams plans to give
her a complimentary recital some
time this spring, though no definite
arrangements for 1t have been made.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoatson will make
the plans for their future residence
later in the spring.
The cantata "Olivet to Calvary %
by Maunder, will be sung tonight at
Grace Cathedral. Mr.. Herman
Springer, the director of the choir.
will be in Topeka, and will assist AZ
the rendering of the music The cam
tata is thought to be the finest of all
the Good Friday cantatas. and II was
sung recently in Westminster Cathe-
dral, in England. by two hundred
voices.
The cantata win be given tonight
IN ccnnectiUn with the Good Friday