The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-07

and Mr.. Newman gave second pla-
nologue, 1.-The Hungry Boy"
Mr.. Darwin Bradley gave baritone
solo, and in response to an encore, he
sang, Hi, Little Fellow" The pro-
gram opened with a piano solo by
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe and Miss Do
rinda Abbott Of the vocal department
of the College of the Sisters of Beth
any sang two charming numbers.
Master Benjamin Marsh, a little boy
Of ten years, who has been studying
for some time with Miss Gladys Cav.
made his second public appearance
last night, playing a violin solo. He
was accompanied on the piano by
Miss Jessie Gilchrist. Miss Carol
Hannum and Miss Emily Crow sang u
duet, and Miss Crow gave a solo. Mrs.
Aldrich played a piano number, and
Miss Beulah Wentworth closed the
program with violin solo. Bishop
Brooke Of Oklahoma and Bishop F. r..
Millspaugh each made an impromptu
speech. Between the parts of she
program there was an intermfsslo1,
when the guests were served
Three Social Salons. devoted to the
Famous Salon Leaders of France.
will be enjoyed by the modern leaders
of thought in Topeka next week, unoer
the auspices of the U and I club, who
will devote the proceeds to the Babies
Visiting Nurse fund The separate
dates and topics of these salons are:
Ethics and Aesthetics Of Converse
ton, Wednesday, May 13, 1890 a. m.
Rise and Development of the Salon.
| Thursday. May IA, 1880 a. m.
Seven Representative Salon Leaders.
Friday, May Is. $3.50 p. m.
| Unusual enthusiasm has already been
aroused by the salon idea here. and the
committee having the details in charge
are pleased with the reception accord
| ed to the social innovation. All of the
| club members as we'll as many OF their
friends are working to make the salons
as great an artistic and intellectual
| treat as they have been in other cities.
Special committees include:
| Executive-Mrs. D. w. Mulvane and
! Mrs. Josephine Webb.
; PatronesSes-Mrs. F. w. freeman.
/ Mrs. Schuyler Nichols.
| Arrangements George Crane
and Mrs. George CrOsman.
| Music-Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler,
Mrs. Silas Porter and Mrs. Belle Swan.
i Publicity-Mrs. w. A. Coston. Mrs.
Albert T. Reid and Mrs. Frank Crane.
| Miss Harriet NJ Bogardus of New
York will present the themes at the
salons. her studies IN social ethics.
both in this country and in Europe
enabling her to handle these fascinat-
| ing subjects with breadth of view and
discernment. A delightful musical set
ting will add charm to the intellectual
phase of the salon;
| Mrs. Hubert Yerkes of. New York
and Mrs William Crockett of Lafay-
| cite. Ind, were honor guests at a
/ bridge party this afternoon given by
Mrs. Ralph Skinner There were
guests for six tables.
! The Square and Compass club had
a dancing party Wednesday night al
F.! Kellam hall. Those who danced
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilton. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Hoover. Mr.. and Mrs
C. II. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Var
/ Dorp. Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Dyal, Mr.
and Mrs. w z. Wilson, DIR. and Mrs
J. A. Steinmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. james
/ Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kuehne. jr.
Mr.. and. Mrs. G. E. Rigby. Mr.. and
Mrs H. A. Tallman. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
D. Dreisbach. Mr.. and Mrs F. A
Rehkopf. Mr. and Mrs N G. Edel-
blute. Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan H. Brunt
Mr.. and Mrs.. r. E. Goodrich, Mr.. and
Mrs Harris Goodrich. Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Kuehne. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland
Price Of Neriden, Mr.. and MrsL A. A