The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-23

ACaAalv 11f. ana MIS- w. L. FOrters
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Roudebush. Mr..
and Mrs A. w. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Chandler. Colonel and
Mrs. w. e. Aver. Major and Mrs. AL
varado NJ. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs p. C.
Reilly.
The Topeka girls who have been
asked to assist include Miss Ethelyn
Harrison. Miss Edith Connelley, Miss
Louise McNeal. Miss Mary MacLen-
nan. Miss Helen Estey. Miss Ellie
Dean. Miss Elizabeth Anderson. Miss
Lillian Martin. Miss Clara Howe, Miss
Esther Freeman, Miss Jessie Burnette.
Miss Jessie Helbert. Miss Hester Bar
Der. Miss Teresita Brooks, Miss Mar
garet Marshall. Miss Isabel Crawford.
Miss Frances Hammett. Miss Doris
Hopkins and Miss Marjorie Gilyeat.
Miss Alberta Stephenson of Bur-
lington, Kan. who is visiting Miss
Lillian Martin. was guest of honor at
an evening at cards Friday. at which
Mr. h'r'ck Sharp was ; host
Miss Winifred Hartley entertained
RE Mcmahon and her guest. Miss Ma
RE Bullock Of Kansas City.
The Social Service club of the First
Presbyterian church will meet with
Miss Rose Hite, 1915 Topeka avenue.
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. c. B. Burge of 1884 Topeka
avenue. will entertain the o. D. o.
club next Thursday afternoon.
The b. o. W. S. of the high school
gave hayrack ride to Gage park Fri
day night Those who attended were:
Miss lola Stone, Miss Ruth Thompson,
Miss Ruth Lannier. Miss Wolfe, Miss
Esther Macarthur, Miss Ruth Tom1in-
son. Miss Nadia Dunn, Miss Lucille
Rosen. Miss Mildred Quinton, Miss
bana Me arars Miss Marian Mr
Blaine Battey, Mr.. William Eberle.
Mr.. Wendall Switzer, Mr.. Marion
Smith. Mr.. Paul Young. Mr.. Fred
Worley, Mr.. Fred Dodge, Mr.. James
Allison. Mr.. James Irons. and Mr.. Mil
lard Wear.
The Varsity Dancing club gave its
last party for the season Friday night
at Kellam hall. Those who danced
were: Miss Veda Hodgson. Miss Beu-
lab Searle. Miss Winifred Green, Miss
Marie Porter, Miss Grace Dana, Miss
Maud Hawley. Miss Helen Cook, Miss
Carol Thrall, Miss Irma Larrick, Miss
Isabel Savage, Miss Sue Louise Bell,
Miss Beth Thompson. Miss Mohra
Gatchell, Miss Mamie Zahner, Miss
Dorothy Miller. Miss Marguerite Mich
OILS. Miss Josephine Ellis, Miss Helen
Guild. Miss Jean Lindsey, Miss Helen
Berry, Miss Kathryn Albaugh, Miss
adelaide, , Johnston, Miss Juliette
Culver. Miss Marjorie Tyler. Miss Mo-
rean Walp, Mr. Homer Cooling, Mr..
Warren j. Crumbine, Mr.. Herman
Euers, Mr.. Louis Smith, Mr.. Edwin A.
Menninger. Mr.. John T: Boyle, Mr.. w.
Cook, Mr.. Fred Beerbohm, Mr.. Edwin
Olander. Mr.. Don Heath. Mr.. r. D.
Kingsley. Mr.. Angelo N. Alt, Mr.. Stan
ley Copeland. Mr.. Joe Hull, Mr.. Frank
Ripley, Mr.. Wayne Clover, Mr.. Robert
Atwood Humphrey. Mr.. John March.
Mr.. Montray Nichols, Mr.. E. Spar
Tucker. Mr.. La Rue Royce, Mr.. George
McNeesh, Mr.. Edwin Seeley, Mr.. Don
Welty, Mr.. Sam Stewart, Mr.. Thomas
&C. Forbes. Mr.. Clayton E. Kline. Mr..
s. E. Henry. Mr.. Louis Larrick. Mr..
Igrats Stewart, Mr.. Frank M. Fable.
Mr.. George H. Cross Mr.. L. A. Hasty
and Mr.. George' Myers
Miss Annie M. Parry Bundy gave
Der annual ensemble recital Friday
evening a. her studio. A large audi
|ence heard the recital, and the COM
|posers represented on the program
were: Orth, Behr, Sattlemair, Thome.
Helms. Pirani, Diabelli Cut. Beethoven.
Mendelssohn. A certificate paper on
1.-The Three rs in Music was read by
Mr.. Elmer Olson. Mr.. Olson's ana
lytical recital will be given at the
studio June 1 at 8 o'clock in the even
recital of Miss Bundy's pupils will take
place the evening of June 9 at the
Y. w. C. A.
Those on the program Friday
evening were: Miss Geneva Seybold.
Miss Avis King, Miss Ruth Switzer,
der, Miss Esther johnson, Miss Flor
ence Heating, Miss Gladys Norton, Mr..
Paul Thorson, Miss Louise Fowler,
Miss Lura Ferris, Miss Margaret Con-
ners, Miss Isabel Sutherin, Mr. Olson,
Miss Helen Scott, Miss Dorothy Petit,
Miss Vera Furrpan, Miss Ruth Gasche,
Miss Hazel Hypes, Miss Mabel Buck
man, Mr.. Clyde Morris, Miss Clara
Meyer. Miss Bess Miner, Miss Wilma
Bergundthal.
The Minerva club will meet Monday
with Mrs. w. A. Powers and Miss
Maud Mary Kline. at Mrs. Powers
home 1920 Western avenue. The pro-
gram will begin at 2:30, SO that it may
be finished in time for the members to
home
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One of the most interesting meetings
Of the Music Study club was the clos
ing program which was given at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Rutter on Fillmore
sary of Wagner. Mrs. r. H. Cav
gave an address on the life of the
composer; Miss Elsie Chapman told the
story and gave detailed explanation
of the opera. Ring of the Nibelung."
In connection with the story the fol-
lowing Victrola records were heard:
''Warer Wotan.'' from Rhinegold;
"Sigmund's Love Song" "Brunnhilde's
Battle Cry Fly Then Swiftly"
"Brunnhilde's Appeal" "Wotan's Fare.
well. from valkyrie, 'Heartbreaking
Bondage" Whittier Slinkest Thou"
'.Deathless Was t. from Siegfried;
Hallowed Weapon" from Dusk of the
Gods" Two piano numbers, "Siegfried
and the Woodbird" and "Siegfried's
Funeral March," were given by Mrs.
Harry Tasker.