The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-12

i derson, Miss Ruth Ogden. Miss ILL.,
| liam Lutes, Miss Margaret Troutman,
Miss Isabelle Howe. Miss Edna Beal.
Miss Mary 0Hy ge M's M,sa i'e en-. f1 Es
Miss Agnes Quinlan, Miss Jesse Fay.
Miss Helen Howe, Miss Jennie Heinz
man. Mr.. r.. M. Ryan, Mr.. Pat J. Null
ligan Mr.. John LannAn, Mr.. Charles
Smith. Mr.. Irwin Snattinger. Mr.. E; =.
villepigue. Mr.. J. B: Rochester. Mr..
w. v. o. Grady. Mr.. T. j. Brannon.
Mr.. J. Joyce, Mr. T. J. Cunningham.
Mr.. Joe Blosser, Mr.. I. p. Billiard, Mr..
D. Loeds. Mr.. Ed. Mooney. Mr.. A. w..
Fisher. Mr.. Harry r. Norton. Mr..
August ]. John. Mr.. Lester T. Clausey.
Mr.. Thomas e. Delaney. Mr.. Pat Rey-
nolds, Mr.. A. M. Borman. Mr.. Fred
King, Mr.. Thomas p. Flynn. Mr.. c..
8. Metzger. Mr.. e. M. Stephen: Mr.. L.
w. Huey.
The Lakota club was entertained
Monday by Mrs Charles O'NeH. Miss
Marie Goodman Of Kansas City. who
is visiting Miss MaY1an Garretson..
was. q guest at the, club meeting. and.
made an interesting address on THE
Monroe Doctrine" Ms. ". T. wilson
was also a guest at the meeting. 1
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Miss Lydia Emery Of the Washburn
college school OF fine arts will give
ing, May IS. at S:15s o'clock. in Nc,
Vicar chapel. Her program will be as
follows: 81 "a,
Prelude and F'ugue B. flat major. Bach
Siciliano ..-...... ..J...... Scafiatu4
Sonata B flat minor. ....... Chopin.
Allegro agitato ................
Scherzo =. ........
Marche Funebre ..:............
. ~ t.ri: Schumsrn.
o. Grlilen ..'.....''-'' .'.-
c. Traumeswirren
Berceuse ............ yuon
Etude D flat. List
variations symphoniques .......
Cesar Franck
Orchestral part on second plano by
Mr.. Boughton::
The pupils of Miss Jennie Blinn will
give a song recital tonight at the First
Congregational church. Those who
will be on the program are: Mrs. Guy
E. Owens, Mr.. Howard Searle. Miss
Catherine Urner, Mr.. Frank Ripley.
Miss Iona Buchanan, Mr.. Donald
Welty. Miss Jennie Stoves, Miss Helen
Shaver. A cantata, "Sir Oluf,' by
Harriet Ware, and Ceril flaming, will
be sung. Miss Helen Shaver. soprano,
Howard Searle. baritone. as Sir Oluf.
will take the solo parts. A chorus OF
Elves will be made up OF the follow.
ing people: Miss Iona Buchanan.
Shoemaker, Mrs ]. w. Larmore. Miss
Catherine Urner, Miss Anna Kohrs,
Miss Charlotte Eldridge, Miss Faye.
Inskeep. Miss Meta Curry. Mrs: Guy
McLatchey, Miss Esther Anderson.
Miss Beatrice Burge. Miss Gladys West
and Miss Jennie Stoves.
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Mrs. c. s. Gavitt and Mrs. M. Har-
mon entertained Monday afternoon for
Mrs. Arthur Murray and her mother,
Mrs. Rodgers, who will leave next
week to make their home in st. Louis
Missouri.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. PfDillon have re-
turned from the east; where they were
called by the death OF MI. Dillon's
father. Mr.. John Forrest Dillon, OF
New York, and from attending the fu-
neral, which took place in Davenport.
Iowa.
Mr.. Erwin Goldschmidt Of New
York will arrive the latter part OF the
week to be the guest of MI. and Mrs.
A. A. Weiskirch few days
Cal, will arrive tonight to visit her
daughter, Mrs. George Port Ashton.
and DR.. Ashton.
Miss velma Harlow has returned
from Atchison. where she was the
guest of Miss Gladys Sharpless.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Akors and MI.
and Mrs w. d. Davis have returned
from q motor trip to lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. t. Cartilage. Mr..
90. Huber and Mrs w. C. Cartilage
visited friends in Lawrence Sunday.
Miss Hazel Williams has returned
to Lawrence. after; q short visit to
Miss Winifred Greene.
Miss Thomasa Boyd, Of Lawrence,
was the week end guest Of Miss Alice
Hughes.
Mr.. and Mr.. John n. Padgett went
to SAlina today to whit Mr.. Padgett's
people for two weeks
Miss Elizabeth Bourne. Of Merfden,
Mass, ID spending q few days as the
guest of Miss Dolly Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jas. L. King are at
tending the journalists meeting. !