The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07


The Tivoli club had its first dance
Of the season Friday night In Keliam
Mrs. Robert Pierce, Miss Marjorie
Whitney, Miss Ruth Foster, Miss Mil
dred Fuller, Miss Charlotte West, Miss
Cynthia Monroe. Miss Alice Coors.
Miss Marjorie Rodgers, Miss Beth
Blanche Simons OF Lawrence. Miss
Helen Crawford, Miss Gladys Neal.
Miss Polly Mowers. Miss Mamie Zah-
ner, Miss Elizabeth Brown Of Kansas
City, Mo-, Miss Norah Gatcheli. Miss
Ruth Wilson. Miss Marguerite Koontz.
Miss Sara Kouns. Miss AItha Watson.
Miss Rebecca Coorer of Wichita, Kan.
Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss Betty Brown
Of Kansas City, Miss Antoinette West.
Miss Helen Cook. Miss Harriet Hill.
Harry Eagle, Mr.. Jack Smalley Of Chi
cago, Mr.. Robert Biene, Mr.. Richard
Fritz, Mr.. Chester Wahle. Mr.. Ken
meth Lytle Mr.. John Raster. Mr.. Sea-
ton Hamil. Mr.. Philip Sproat. Mr..
Kenneth Lewis. Mr.. Walter Fritz, Mr..
Samuel Lux, Mr.. Frank Bum. Mr.. Joe
Williams Mr.. Kent Moneypenny, Mr..
Kenneth Adams, Mr.. Paul Movers. MI.
William Waugh. Mr.. Stanley Copeland,
Mr.. Wendall Lyman, Mr.. Fred Naftz-
ger, Mr.. Early Poindexter. Mr.. Robert
Drum, Mr.. Adrian Greene. Mr.. Edwin
Olander, Mr.. Angelo Alt, Mr.. Willard
Pierce. Mr.. Larry Huey, Mr.. George
HogebOom. Mr.. Blair Hackney, Mr..
Paul Friend and MT. Allen McNeal
Mrs George Eagle will entertain the
Monday Bridge cl1t at her home, sos
Quincy street. Monday afternoon, No
vember 9.
: The Kansas Beta chapter of Phi
Delta Theta at Washburn college are
entertaining this afternoon and even
ing for the Kansas Alpha chapter OF
X. u. of Phi Delta Theta, at the chap
ter house. Following the football game
today the chapter will give dinner
for it's guests, and tonight there Will
be a smoker for them. A number OF
K. U. graduates III Topeka and alumni
Phis will be guests
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new enterprise, intended to benefit
the entire town, will be undertaken
this year by the Topeka Federation of
Women, through its department OF
music.
4 That department will provide free
public concerts during the winter and
early spring, and everyone In the city
who wishes to attend these musicales
il invited to do so. Through the cour-
tesy of the Commercial club. the use
or the auditorium for the concerts has
been procured, free of charge. Mrs:
George Parkhurst, who is chairman OF
the music department, has asked the
assistance of some of the best known
musicians of Topeka, who will give
their services, and a number OF them
are professional musicians and teach
ers.
The department purposes this year
to work for the benefit of the entire
town, and not simply to provide pro-
grams for their .wn meetings or to
add to their funds by providing music
for the: public at q charge. In order
70 make the department helpful for
people outside CT the limits Of the
Federation and a more or less narrow
circle Of friends. the chairman and her
committee have decided to give free
concerts in the largest hall in the city,
and to offer as goDd music as they and
their assistants car provide. The idea
was suggested by the large and atten-
tive audiences that attended the Sum-
day afternoon concerts In the 0udi-
tOrium last season.
s The first of the series Of concerts
will be given MONDAY evening, Novem-
her 16, at S:15 O'Clock, and the pro-
gram win be furnished by Mrs. w. w.
Wikidal, Mrs. Charles Kleinhans and
Mrs. ARA Clark. Among the other
musicians who have consented to help
and who will appear on programs at
future concerts Under the auspices Of
the music department of the fedora
ton are: Mrs. Charles Gleed, Mr.. H.
Mrs. Robert Carver. Miss Helen Hoge-
boom. the Washburn String quartette.
Miss Helen Phipps. Miss Phoebe Gay
lard. Miss Hazel Wing, Dean Horace
Whitehouse, the Washburn orchestra.
Professor Boughton, Miss Katherine
Wood. Miss Gladys Cav, Mr.. Glenwood
Jones and Mr.. Herman Springer.
In addition to the work OF offering
the series of concerts to the public.
the departments Of music will provide
musical numbers for each federation
meeting during the year.
The members ct the department
are: Mrs. Parkhurst, chairman: Mrs.
Charles Gleed, vice chairman: Mrs. B.
n. Pugh. Mrs: T. r. Doran: Mrs. r. Il.
Morehouse, Mrs. G. E. Allen. Mrs. F.
p. Whitmore. Mrs. E. D. Clithero. Mrs
]. D. Mcfarland Mrs. Lee Monroe and
Mrs. J. c. Emahizer.
Mrs. James S. Hayes has asked a few
Tuesday. in compliment to Miss
Marian Wear. whose marriage to Mr..
Clarence Jordan will be celebrated
Wednesday, November IS. at the home
of Miss Wears parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman s. Wear Z. in Topeka avenue.
Mr.. w. d. Boughton of the fine
arts department of Washburn college
will give piano recital Wednesday
evening at S:15 o'clock. in the college
chapel. The public is invited to at
tend.
Mrs. b. G. Walker will entertain the
members of the Cosmopolitan Bridge
club Tuesday afternoon at her home in
Quincy street.
The Ladies' Music club will have .