The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-29

MISS GUNNER was reared ia 4OP~ANs
and was graduated from the Topeka
| high school.
Mrs. verda Phinney Roose will sing
! "A Man OF Sorrows" by Adams at the
| First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Frank p. Whitmore in her of
fertory solos last Sunday morning and
! evening pleased her many hearers very
much and Topeka music lovers are
fortunate indeed in the acquisition OF
i this new voice Of such rare and pleas
ing quality.
7 A special feature of the evening
service was a chorus anthem sung by
| members of the Choral society OF the
church.
The congregation was led by e.
chorus composed Of the following
singers:
lard, Miss Ruth Burge, Miss Ada Gid
! don, Miss Marjorie Hill. Mrs. Harry
Pribble. Mrs. G. w. Reed, Miss Lucille
Sorenson, Mrs. Marion Sullivan. Miss
Lucille Weber, MIR. ]. D. Heym, Mr.. Q.
e. Hunt, Mr.. Harry Pribble. Mr.. e.
w. Rankin and Mr.; Howard s. searle-
| An out of town item Of interest Is
the reception which Mrs. Neil Mcleod
of Valley Falls gave Tuesday night for
her son, Mr. Fred Mcleod. and his
bride, who have recently returned from
their wedding trip. Miss May Mcleod
was another honor guest. Miss NC
Leod has just returned from travelling
abroad with the Whittemore party and
leaves soon for Emporia to teach do
nestle science in the high school.
A dinner party was given at the
Country club last night by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Thrill, in fOnOr OF Mr. ana
Mrs. o. T. Chopper, who recently came
to Topeka to make their home. Their
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Chopper.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Crawford. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Capper, Mr.. and Mrs
| B. F. Akers. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Wear. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman,
Mr.. and Mrs Schuyler Nichols, Mr..
Clifton Heaton and Mr.. and Mrs
Thrill.
The alumnae members of the Lamb
da Alpha lambda sorority met last
night at the home of Miss Violet Crum-
| bine. Those present were: Miss Crum-
| bine, Miss Beth Thompson, Miss Helen
Crawford, Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss
Miss Florence Bowman and Miss Joy
Paxton.
The proceeds Of the performance of
| the woodland Princess" that is to be
given at MacVicar chapel Friday
| Senior Endeavor society and the Cen
| trail congregational church, and
| crowd of little girls who are support
! ing girl in India. Great efforts have
been made to produce successful
play, and when the curtain rises on
the first scene Friday night the audi
ence J. IL view a vertable fairyland of
color and motion. The music is in
| charge of Mrs. Charles Bair and Miss
Mae Anna Bridge is the accompanfst.
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Personal Mention.
| Miss Ruth Irving of Wakefield.
Kan, arrived today to be the guest OF
| Miss Azure Hyatt
Mr. Bert Doian will leave today for
Chicago after a visit of few days in
Topeka.
| Miss Jean Hay of Junction City ar
rived today for few days visit with
| Mrs. ]. p. Gr.swold.
Hyatt will leave the last Of next week
for Northampton, Mass. Miss Azure
Hyatt will eEter Smith college and
| Mrs Hyatt will remain in Northamp-
ton during the winter to be with her
| da lighter.
Miss Ellen Anderson returned Fri
day from a months visit in Trenton.
Mo-, and Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Moore motored
to Kansas City Wednesday and return
ed Thursday evening.
Mr.. Edward Hyatt will return in a
few days from Sag Harbor, Long Is
land, where he has been visiting Mr..
George Sterling. Mr.. Hyatt plans to
enter Harvard college this fall.
Miss Eta NJ Covell left yesterday
for Muscatine, Iowa.
Mrs. F. c. Worden and daughter
Doris of La Junta, Colo. are guests Of
Mrs. c. E. Perdleton and Mrs. Hugh
Benner. Mrs. Worden expects to re-
turn home on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. kouns. Miss Nell
| Kouns and Miss Sarah Kouns will
leave the first of next week for trip
to California.
Mr.. D. E. Barton and Mr. Dick Bar
ton will leave in a few days for New
| York. They will go by boat from New
Orleans and Will meet Mrs. Barton at
Scranton, Pa, where she has spent the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs o. E. Bradford of Ills
West Sixth avenue leave this evening
for Detroit and Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Mr.. j. T. Barnes and Miss Mabel
Barnes have returned from a two
months visit to New York city and
| Mackinac Island, Michigan.
Mrs. Charles Bowey and Mrs. M. E.
Witt have returned from two
months visit to Woodland Park. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Wilson and
their granddaughter, Helen Elizabeth.
have returned from Colorado, where
they spent the summer.
/ Miss Edna Corbet and Mr.. Clyde
Corbet of Vale Fountain ranch have
returned from Valley Falls and Nc
Louth, Kan.
Mr.. Glen Van Dorp will leave soon
for Golden. Colo. after spending the
summer with his parents, Mr.. and
hrs. Louis Van Dorp. Mr.. Van Dorp
will enter upon his senior year in the
School of Mines. Last year Mr.. Van
Dorp was one of five elected to an
honorary fraternity and ranked sec
Ond in his class.
Miss Lura Hoover of Kansas City,
Mo-, arrived this noon to spend a few
days with Miss Maude Britain and