The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-09

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and subscribers of the salons here
represent our brilliant women-lead-
ers in the social, art and club life OF
the city. The patronesses. who will
lend their influence, and the charm OF
their plesence toward the success Of
Hodges Mrs. willard N. Hall, Mrs. F.
II. Millspaugh. Mrs. J. C. McClintock,
Mrs. Charles 8. Gleed. Mrs. s. 8. Estey,
MIS- George w. Parkhurst. Mrs. M. A.
Low. Mrs. A. A. Robinson, Mrs. Abram
Hammatt, MrA Arthur Capper, Mrs.
IL d. Whittemore. Mrs- Frank p. Mac
Lehman. Mrs, Robert Pierce, Mrs.
Charles. Curtis. Mrs. =. G: Gefford. Mrs
II. @. Carney, Mrs e. H. Crosby, Mrs.
w. t. Crosby. Mr6. A. A. GODDARD and
Mrs. C. r. Menninger.
The musical setting for the first
salon, Wednesday morning, will be
Different hosteases will wecome the
guests each day: society maids will
assist as ushers; different artists will
appear-all Of this to contribute to
tho atmosphere Of harmony. Into this
setting will fit the intellectual treat
the Ethics and Aesthetics Of CONVEX
sation. presented by Miss Harriet N.
Bogardus OF New York, an earnest,
student OF social ethics, who has g.
great admiration for, and familiarity;
with. the Women Of the French
Salon.
Mrs. Harry seery and Mrs. Chester
WOODWARD are in charge OF the sub
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An entertainment which promises
to be interesting will be the certifi-I
cate recital given by the piano pupils
OF Miss Katherine Wood. assisted by
Miss Gladys Cav, Monday evening.
May Is. at Bethany college. The pro-
gram will be announced later. .Ihe
public is cordially invited to be pres
efat.
Mrs.. D. o. Mccray will be hostess
at tea Tuesday afternoon, May, -,
at her home in Topeka avenue.
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Mrs. Bernard crosby entertained
her bridge club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. H. H Hazlett entertained in
formally at thimbles Friday afternoon
for Mrs. r. s. Cooper Of Las Animas.
Col, Mrs. Cooper will visit friends in
Topeka week.
Mrs. Curtis Bailey entertained in
formally at thimbles Friday after
noon. The guests were: Mrs. c. A.
Cain. Mrs. Ed. McKeever, Mrs. Ed.
Arnold. Mrs. Laura Bishop Mrs. s.
e. Whitney. Mrs. Hinkle Guy. Mrs.
Charles Sutherland, Mrs. Frank Brit
ton, Mrs L. c. Bailey, Mrs. A. c. Mac
Gargee Of Colorado Springs, Mrs.
George Bailey, Mrs. Burl Miller, Miss
May Bailey. Miss Ella Bailey. Miss
Leah Bailey and Miss Laura Bailey.
Chicago is making gigantic plans to
entertain the 10000 delegates who
will attend the biennial convention Of
the General Federation June . to 10.
The transportation committee will
have the assistance Of a band of boy
scouts in caring for the baggage OF
the visitors. Music by people of ma
tional reputation will be provided for
the entertainment of the guests. and
there will be six excursions by auto
mobiles to the most interesting points
in and near the city Of Chicago. They
will include trips to all -lle large |
parks. the lake shore. Hull house. the
universities, the Woman's cluD house. |
to Evanston, etc.
Quite a number of Topeka women |
are planning to attend the convention, |
end the delegation from Kansas is ex-
pected to be larger than any in re- |
cent years.
Miss Helen Ruth Coe, who will |
graduate from the piano department |
OF Washburn college, and Who Is a
sophomore in the literary department,
will give her graduating recital Mon
day night, May IL. in Mcvicar chapel |
at 8:15 o'clock. Her program will be |
as follows:
Haydn. .......... Variations F minor
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CHOPIN. .Etude e major |
cyril Scott. $780,.
-. Boat Song from Suite Egypt |
strauss-Tausig. .valse Caprice
Schumann. ...... Concerto A minor
Miss Lydia Emery, who will grad
uate in piano under Professor Rough-
ton. will give her recital Wednesday,
May 10, in the college chapel. Her
program will be as follows:
Bach Prelude and Fugue B fiat major
Fv,A~
Three Fantasy Pieces
raul Juon. 49,. .Berceuse
Lisxt 1890. Etude ID flat
l ral.. -; Isleaoaon
Cesar Franck. Symphonic Variations
Mrs. Prentice Quigley. Miss Violet
Quigley of Buckner. Mo-; Mrs. Will
liam Meeker OF Waldo, Kan, and Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Penning OF Denver,
Colo, were guests of honor at a dim
!er party Friday night at the he me Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Bartleson. 1886
Western avenue.
Mrs. f.. J. Ross of 1871 Harrison
street. viii entertain the Day Nursery
club Thursday afternoon.
The Minerva club will have a picnic
at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Stone, west Of Washburn college.
Mrs. BrunsOn Will entertain the W.
T. K. club Tuesday AFTERNOON a 1870
o'clock at her home, SIG Tyler street.
~ $3.50 -
The Alliance of Unitarian Women
Of Kansas City. = Lawrence and To-
pela had a meeting in Topeka Fri
day. the sessions being held at the
home of Mrs. Rosseau A. Burch, 1908
Tyler street. Tire program in the fore
noon opened with q devotional service
led by, the Rev. Mr. Baccus of Law
rences There was hymn, followed
by the reading Of the minutes Of the .
previous meeting by Mrs. q. W. Todd
pf Topeka Reports of the three !