The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-26

this spring. will give her recital We'd
nesday evening in McVicar chapel. Her
program will be as follows:
Prelude and Fugue in c minor. Bach
Sonata OPP. q, No 2 ........ Beethoven
Adagio Sostenuto.
Allegretto.
Presto Agitato. So.
Prelude D fiat Chopin
Valse sharp minor ........... Chopin
DeS AbendS .Scnumann
Traumes Wirren .Schumann
Lebestraum .............-..- .Lis1.
Concerto F sharp .Rachmaninof
II Andante.
III Allegro Sherzando.
Orchestral part on second piano by
Mr.. Boughton.
given at her studio in Fillmore street,
the following students played: Mrs.
Jack Mercer. Mrs. C. Shaffer, Miss Ruth
Ingham. Miss Faye Clemmons. Miss
Elsie Jacobs. Miss Lucille Campbell.
Miss Blanche Bowman, Miss Louise
Griest, Miss Blanche Battershill, Miss
Nellie Allen, Miss Naomi johnson. Miss
Ruth Logan. Miss Bertha Lauterbach,
Miss Helen Brown. Miss Mabel Richter.
Miss Helen Nygren, Miss Marian
Strum. Miss Eleanor Mitchell Miss
Frances Lonnberg. Miss Eva McClos-
key, Miss Jennie johnson, Miss Louise
Swartz. Miss Irene Lauterbach. Miss
Marguerite Inscho, Miss Bertha ia
cobs, Miss Norma Perine. Miss Rose
johnson. Miss Edna Richter, Miss
Avery Campbell, Mr.. Thomas Dewey.
Mr. George Allen. Mr.. Joe Zimmerman.
Master Albert Bowman. Master Shell
don Hogeboom and Master John Allen.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nellis have re-
turned from Kansas City, where they
attended a Masonic banquet at the
Baltimore.
Mrs. w. r. Stubs Of Lawrence is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Rob-
ert Stewart. She came to Topeka for
the party given Monday afternoon by
Mrs. S. J. Herren and her daughters.
Miss Helen Burger of Fort Worth,
Courtney, and will remain in Topeka
until the tenth of June.
Mr.. E. A. Noble and his sister, Miss
Cora Noble, of Kfnsley, Kan, will be
the guests of Mrs. C. R. Love this
week and will attend the Memorial
exercises
Miss Charlotte r.ndlich OF New
York is visiting her brother. Mr.. H.
Endlich, Of the Outlook Cloak and
Suit company.
Mrs. Ivan L. Ward and Mrs. Ralph
r. Zane and her son, Junior. left
M OnOAy lOT OklAnOIHd lily IOr a WIS.,
it to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Steinberg. Mrs.
Ward will go from there to her home
in San Francisco, and Mrs. Zane will
return to Topeka for the summer.
Miss Rose Spencer, of Greenbaum'ss
store, has gone to Wichita to visit her
sister.
The Misses Mary and Katherine
McAuliffe and Miss Sophia Thuerling
gave a miscellaneous shower Friday
evening at 1926 Kansas avenue COM
plimentary to Miss Mary Triton,
whose marriage to Mr.. Walter Morris
Of Chicago, will occur May II. Sy-
ringa blossoTnes red peonies and roses
were used. in decorating the rooms.
The luncheon was served on the
third floor, appropriately decorated in
Cupfds, hearts and flowers for the &C.
ca4ion. The guests were. Misses
Mary and Florence Triton. Martha
McAloon. Jennie Cooley. Esther
Thomas Marie Evans. Anna Lawn.
Ida vafterline, Edith RosBi.s Hazel
Buckland. Helen Foy. Elisabeth
Diana, Madeline Guino. Alzora Kim
del, Misses Martha and Laura Jen-
nings. Josephfne Weaver, Misses Jes-
sic and Lucille Umpleby. Helen Me-
Hugh, Ivy Wilson and Edlth Wenthe.
Mr.. and Mrs 9eorke e Flnnell win
leave Thursday-for their home In San
Francisco, Cal. after q visit to Mrs.
F1nnell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. K
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