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

speeches DIR. Alberta Corbin Of the
State university. who is an officer of
the club will attend the party tonight.
Miss Laura Hall will entertain in
formally Saturday afternoon in COM
pliment to Miss Marian Wear, whose
marriage to Mr.. Clarence Jordan will
be celebrated November Is.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority girls
OF Washburn college gave dinner
party Tuesday night at Mills Tea room
for some Of the new girls at the col
lege. Baskets of red roses decorated
dies. Bouquets of red roses were given
as favors. The members of the active
and alumnae chapters who attended
were: Miss Esther Clark, Miss Helen
Guild, Miss Adelaide Johnston. Miss
Marguerite Settler, Miss Ruth Raster.
Miss Marian Walp, Miss Marjorie Lyle,
Miss Erma Zutavern. Miss Marie Por-
ter, Miss Frances Perry, Miss Isabelle
Mills, Miss Elizabeth Mills. Miss Mary
Van Vechten. Miss Mary Parkinson.
Searle. Miss Helen Crawford Miss Mar
garet Kiene, Miss Isabel Savage, Miss
Marie Miller. Miss Margaret Shake
shaft, Miss Helen Cook, Miss Louise
Bell, Miss Violet Crumbine, Miss Ruth
Smith, Miss Henrietta Alexander. Miss
Bernice Emahizer, Miss Grace Koontz,
Miss Madeline Whitney, Miss Alice An
drews. Miss Lois Segar. Mrs. Wheldon
Morris. Mrs. N. Grisell. THE house
ter welding. Mrs. Frank Thompson,
Mrs. w. F. Bowen, Mrs. Guilford Dud-
ley, Mrs. George H. Whitcomb, Mrs. F.
w. Watson. Miss Gertrude Tice of
Dodge City, Miss Marjorie Rodgers.
! d.
arine Dolman. Miss Helen Estey and
Miss Gertrude Reed.
Dean Horace Whftehouse will give
pipe organ recital Thursday morning at
70 O'Clock, at the Auditorium, for the
teachers who are in Topeka for the
state teachers convention. His pro-
gram will be as follows:
Suite Gothique (four movements)...
.....-..... Boelmann
Prelude in D major Rogers
Christmas Pastorale.
Toccato from Fifth Symphony. Widor
The teachers in the music depart
ment at Washburn college will give a
program at the college chapel Saturday
morning for the teachers who are still
in the city. The program will include
piano. vocal, violin, organ and cello
numbers. and Mr.. Schonberger Of the
department of dramatic art will read.
The Washburn Glee club. under the
direction of Dean Horace Whitehouse.
will sing at the Central Congregational
church Sunday morning. The Lost
Chord" by Sullivan.
Bishop and Mrs. Frank r. Millspaugh
are in Kansas City, guests of Bishop
and Mrs. Sidney C. Partridge.
| Mrs. Partridge was hostess at a tea
this afternoon for the wives Of the
clergy who are in Kansas City, and
some visitors.
Beginning Friday, this week, Miss
Marguerite Koontz will have matinee
dancing every Friday at p. m. for the
young dancing crowd, including high
school and Washburn students. Dur
ing the afternoon she will instruct in
latest BALLROOM dances.1Adv.
The fine arts department of Wash
burn college will present Mr.. w. d.
Boughton. pianist, in recital at the col
lege chapel tonight at Sis o'clock.
His program will be as follows:
Tschaikowski (1S4O-93).. ........
Sonata opus 81
Moderate 9 rcsolutO
Andante non trOppO
Scherzo
Allegro vivace
Brahms (1S33-97l.. ..........
........a BONANZA, F major
...........b Capriccio b minor
Two modern transcriptions Of classics
GOQOWSky
.Tambourfn, Ramean (1683-1764)
Saint-Saens .......
Chorus Of Whirling Dervishes.
from ruins Of Athens'' by Bee
thoven (177O-1S27).
Schumann (1810-561 .......
...-.......- Romance, B major
Debussy (18e2)
The Girl with the Golden Hair
Moszkowsky C1854l.. In Autumn
Rubinstein (1830-S4) valse de Concert
The concert is open to the public,
and those who wish to attend are COR
daily invited to Go SO.
The choir OF the First Presbyterian
church were the guests Of the music
committee Of thu church at q six
course dinner at Mills tea room ut 6
o'clock Monday evening. The tables
were beautifully decorated with roses.
The following members Of the choir
sat around the biz round table: Mrs.
George w. Parkiurst, Mrs Harry C.
Pribble, Mrs. Robert D. Carver, Mr..
Harry C. Pribble and Mr.. Walter Zim-
norman, and the music committee.
DIR. r. s. Magee, Mr.. w. w. Bowman,
Mr.. w. w. Mills and DR.. s. s. Estey.
pastor.
The annual silver tea viii be given
thia evening by the Women'D Foreign