The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-17

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Chapman.
b. Down in the Forest 1880.
c. Love I Have Won You.
Mrs. Chase Doster.
Trio-Minuet from Military Sym
n Miss GLADYS Cav. violin s'n
Miss Phoebe Gaylord. cello
Miss Ethel Grant. piano
Mrs Doster. Miss Cav. Miss cay
lord, Mrs: Tasker. Mr.. Bcwlby
Dance. from Henry VIII. German
Mrs. Albaugh. Miss Rush.
Aria from The Prodigal Son"
...... ..: -. 49,. .Deoussy
TriorCavatine, op. $50. Beethoven
Miss Cav. Miss Gaylord. Miss
Grant
.. Beloved It Is Morn. .Allitson
b. Thrnsh song; &c Holmes.walser
for Mrs. Doster). DR. John Cover
Mrs. DOster.
Mrs. Harry Tasker. Mrs. w. H.
Bowlby. Miss Ethel Grant. accom-
panists.
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Mrs. Anna ]. Baird Of Ping Yang.
Korea, Eastern Asia. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Robert B. Steele. She is
on her way to Northfield, Mass, and
Is q guest at the Steele home for q
week.
Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Steele will be
at home Informally Thursday after
noon from 3 to s o'clock. to Mrs.
| 1884 college avenue. No formal in
vitatiOns are issued, and all of Mrs.
Baird's friends are asked to call dur
ing the afternoon.
The Spalding Reading Circle gave
their St. Patrick's Day program Mon
day night at the knights of Columbus.
hall. Mrs. John Morrissey was the
leader for the evening, and the pro-
gram was as follows; Song, Kathleen
address. 'The Famous Sons and
Daughters of Ireland by the. Very
Rev. Father Hayden; dramatic read
ing, "Grania," Mrs Frank SQuires:
song by Miss Margaret Wall.
Richard Kiene. the little son of DIR.
and Mrs. Otto Kiene, celebrated his
fourth birthday anniversary at an in
formal party. at which q few of his
small friends were guests.
Miss Elfie Dean will entertain her
bridge club wednesday afternoon. at
her home in Western avenue.
A meeting of the Monday Tourist
club was held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. G. I. Martin. Mrs
A. J. Carruth read q paper on "A TIP
Through North Carolina: Mrs 1; 8.
Lewis spoke about the "Junior Civic
League;" Mrs. C. e. Neil read 2 paper
on 'The Philippines" Mrs. w. r.
Martin spoke on Cuba ana Porto
Rico" and Mrs. J. c. Lindlands SUD-
| tect was 'Cities of Foreign Popula-
ton" Mrs. J. w. wilkinson was q
guest of the club.
The members of the congregation OF
the First Baptist church are invited 70
spend a social evening IN the parlors
Of the church Wednesday of this week.
The women of the first division will be
hostesses.
Mrs. Franklin A. Lewis entertainer
the members of the Au FaIt club and
| few other guests, at a ST. Patrtck's day
| party this afternoon. at her home, $40
! West Seventh avenue.
The Alpha Chi Theta club will have
a party Wednesday afternoon at the
of Mrs. Olcott Sage, who before her
marriage a short time ago. was Miss
Blanche Shirley.
Those who think it Is not possible
to describe a technical subject in un-
technical language should hear Ne
well G.. Maynard in his course OF lee
lures upon the Psychology of Success
to be given by arrangement with the
National Society for Broader Educa-
ton under the auspices of the g. A.
lR women. Professor Maynard Is an
authority of recognized standing who
has achieved the unusual art OF max
ing the most dificuit of subjects so
simple that even a child can under
stand it. To the average person the
word psychology stands for a difficult
subject which he has no time to In
vestigate, but after hearing one of May
nard's lectures IN its clear presenta-
ton psychology becomes familiar
science related to the everyday pro-
blems OF life
One of the school societies of the
State University is planning to give
the opera "Pinafore." in lawrence.
under the direction of Professor c. E.
Hubach. A Topeka girl, Miss Carolyn
Lovewell. will be in the cast
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Davis will en-
terrain q few guests at q bridge dinner
tonight. complimentary to Mrs A. F..
Wilson, of Los Angeles. Cal. who is
visiting Mrs R. A. Burch-
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Dewey and
visiting Mrs. Dewey's parents. Bishop
and Mrs. Frank r. Millspaugh.
Be sure to visit the children's mill
linery department on the third floor at
Courtney's, COS Kansas avenue.-Adv
j Mrs. L. N. Powell has returned from
six weeks trip east. She visited the
DR.. Davidson family in Pittsburg, Pa,
and her old home In Marion. o.. stop
ping in Chicago on her return to visit
| her daughter, Miss Grace Powell, who
] il a student In the Art Institute.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. walter Hayes. OF Kan