The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-14
ton. 50; Mrs Remington. rs: Mrs.
Matte Nichols. II; Mr.. H. M.
Shaw, Is.

ton: 80; Mrs Remington. 7s; Mrs.
Matte Nichols. u; Mr.. H. M.
Shaw, IS.
The Ladies' Music club met Wednes-
day at the College Of the Sisters Of
Bethany with Miss Matilda Bailey.
Miss Katherine Wood and Miss Do
rinda Abbott as hostesses. The fol-
lowing program was given:
Danse Macabre ........... Saint Saens
Description read by Miss Mae
Woodruff.
First piano-Miss Lulu Woodhouse.
Second piano = Miss Katherine
Wood.
Piano Solo-'Autumn". .Chaminade
Miss Helen Fowler.
Love Song. ................Br Brahms
Miss Berdie Chandler.
Piano Solo-"Of Brer Rabbit"
...-.-;.:.... Mcdowell.
"Daffodn Song =. ....... Haydn Wood
"All My Sons Are Sung" ............
Haydn Wood
Mrs. George H. Allen.
Violin Solo-'Liebes Lied" -. .Kreisler
caprice =. ....kreisier
Miss Helen Phipps.
Vocal Duet-"Welcome Spring" DANA
Mrs. Clement RoOse and Miss
Chandler.
WaltZ-C Minor CHOPIN
Mrs Charles S. Gleed.
First piano-Miss Mildred Wiggin.
Second piano Miss Wood.
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Mrs. Robert Merrick entertained at
thinbles Wednesday afternoon in hon..
or of Mrs H. I. Cook, who expects to
leave Topeka soon to make her home ia
Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Cook has lived
in Topeka a good many years, and was
a charter member of the local chapter
of the Daughters of the American Rev
olutiOn
Receiving with Mrs. Cook were:
Mrs. A. H. Horton. Mrs. Morton AL
baugh, Mrs. J. F. Merrick and Mrs. II.
l.. Peppmeyer. Miss Katheryn Albaugh
gave some dramatic readings, and Miss
Lillian Stone sang. Piano accompani-
ments were played by Mrs. Albaugh
and Miss Ethel Grant.
The guests for the afternoon were:
Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Albaugh,
Mrs. Peppmyer, Mrs. George Fielder
ling, Mrs. Anna Gibson, Mrs. ]. F. Mer-
rick. Mrs. A. w. Greenwood. Mrs. O.
1: Moore: Mrs w. H. Harvey, Mrs:
Charles Miller, Mrs. Hubert Yerkes of
New York city. Mrs. J. L. White, Mrs.
H. H. welty, Mrs. Robert Stone. Mrs.
J. NJ Wallace, Mrs. w. A. S. Bird, Mrs.
]. G. Stricken, Mrs. NJ. M. Miller. Mrs.
J. M. Brunt Mrs. A. M. Harvey, Mrs.
Julla F0fnSWOrtn SOper, MrS. Lutner
Burns, Mrs W. C. Fisk, Mrs. C. w.
Hanchette, Mrs. Mortimer Gragg,
Mrs. Esther Saxon, Mrs. N. F. Handy.
Mrs. W. D. Ross, Mrs. George Cod
frey Moore. Mrs. Albrecht Marburg,
Mrs. L. L. Kiene, Mrs. A. B. jeffrey,
Mrs. H. A. Kingsley. Mrs. N. w. Lau-
bach, Miss Stone. Miss Grant, Miss
AIbaugh. Miss Ethel Aldrich, Miss
Myrtle. Hodge, Miss Gertrude Barnes.
Miss Day Monroe. Miss Gertrude
Boughton, Miss Lillian Valentine. Miss
Clara Francis. Miss Maude Barnes,
Miss Florence KimbaN and Miss Le-
more Monroe.
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Miss Catherine Urner will leave
Tuesday for California. where she will
spend a year studying music. The
members of the choir Of the Walnut
Grove church gave a party for her
Wednesday night at her hOme and pre-
scented her with a trunk and suit
case, as a farewell gift. Those who at
tended were: Miss Urner, the Rev.
Mr.. Urner and Mrs. Urner. Mr.. and
Mrs M C. Naylor. Mrs. C. r. Klopfer.
Miss Jennie Stoves, Miss Fannie
Stoves, Miss Edna Raines, Miss Chris
tine Urner, Mr.. NJ. C. Holman. Mr.. A.
E. Blyth and Mr.. J. N. Stark
Mrs. Charles M Hill and Miss Eliz-
abeth Kiffin entertained this afternoon
at Mrs. Hills home. for Mrs. Hilrs