The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-19

Deaver, Mr.. Howard Searle. Mr.. Da-
vid Neiswanger. Mr.. John Maynard.
Mr.. George H6geboom. Mr.. Herbert
Guild. Mr.. Donald Heath. Mr.. George
o'Brien. Mr.. Donald Welty. Mr.. Ed
win Seeley. Mr.. Morris Sanders. Mr..
Louis Larrfclk.s Mr.. Lew Hasty. MT.
Raymond Wolfe. Mr.. Robert Steele.
Mr.. Warren fCrumbine. Mr.. Wistar
Williams and Mr.. Roy Cope.
A party Of interest for the late So
cial season will be a reception at
which Mrs. e. G. Foster and her
daughter, Miss Miriam Foster, Will De
hostesses Tuesday afternoon. June 2.
The invitations will be issued the last
of this week.
The Fosters have moved within the
year to their new home in West Sixth
avenue. and while they have enter
tanned informally from time to time
since them. the affair for June is the
first large and lormal party In their
new home. -
The first graduate IN organ music
from Washburn college gave grad
uating recital Monday evening in the
college chapel Miss Goidie Smith
receives her diploma in both organ
and piano music She expects to go
away. to study later.
Miss Smith played a diversified and
interesting program, made up OF or
gan and piano numbers, and among
the masters represented were Bach,
Beethoven. Chopin. Debussy, a group
OF Russian composers, land others
Her playing evidenced q great deal OF
conscientious work. and the numbers.
varying as they did in style, were ex-
cellently done. The. last number was
duet, with Miss Smith at the piano
and Dean Whitehouse at the organ.
The perfection of rhythm was note
worthy in the piece.
Miss Smith wore a pale green silk
gown, with touches Of gold in the
trimming and finished with white ac-
cordian pleated chiffon.
A book, which is the first of its
kind that has ever been published. is
a "Woman's Who's Who in America, :"
for the years 1914 and 1915. 1t con-
tains biographical sketches of 1914
women of the United States and Can
of Mrs. George H. Whitcomb. Mrs.
Frank Doster. Mrs. Margaret Hill
| McCarter. Mrs. Lee Monroe and Mrs.
w. A. Johnston. all of Topeka
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Mrs. Josephine Webb was hostess
Monday. Mrs. Arthur Nichols and
Mrs. Dick Alden were guests Of the
club, which played at the home of
Mrs. s. C. Nichols.
:
Miss Emma Bolmar will give a
/ Potwin Place.
| Mrs. w. c. Wheeler and Mrs. j. E.
Fitzpatrick will entertain the women
| of the faculty of Washburn college at
| a thimble party Wednesday at Mrs.
avenue.
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Miss Edith Thompson will enter
tain her bridge club Thursday after
noon.
The high school girls will give a
garden party Saturday afternoon
from three to five in Central park.
They have issued snore than six hun
| dred Invitations to the mothers and
friends Of the students The Girls
Council Of therhf school. with the
assistance of stheateachers. are plan
/ ming the party. There will be
marches and folk dances and special
features given, by the girls of the
gymnasium classes.
| Madame Lunde Souther will give q
pupils, recital Wednesday evening.
May 20, at Sis O'Clock, at the col
lege chapel. Every one interested is
invited to attend. The following pro-
gram will be given:
| PART I.
Spring Is Come. ........ .Neidlinger
Miss Mabel Nonkin
The Alphabet. ............- Mozart
The Misses Price, Ebey, Moncrifr,
| Whitaker. Miller and Stone
The First Primrose. Griee
When Through the Piaxetta. Jensen
| Miss Gladys Whitaker
Joy of the Morning. Ware
Daffodil Song. Wood
Miss Jeanette Price
Miss Leslie Moncrin
Nit deinen blauen Augen. Strauss
Morning Glory. ..... .Centanini
! Miss, Lillian Stone
Duet, Mistress Mary. .Salter
| Misses Ebey and Miller
The Cry of Rachel. ......... Salter
| Miss Ethel Miller
| June. Beach
Song of May. ............... saiter
Miss June Ebey
PART II.
Who'll Buy My lavender. German
| Down in the Forest. Ronald
From Cycle of Life
organ Accompaniment
Die Forelle. .r.... :. Schubert
Der Neugierige. Schubert
i Three Lyrics Of Robert Brown
+ All Love But p Day.
| 1 Send My Heart Up to Thee.
| The Years. at the Spring.
Miss Mary Wickwire
| Homage to Beauty. .Ar1ita
Misses Price, Ebey, Moncriff, whita-
ker, Miller and Stone
| Misses Grant, Mileham and Huckell
at the piano.
.
| The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. o. c. Kelly, 730 Topeka
avenue.
The G. U. G. F. club met with Misl
Mildred Grice, at her home in Var
Buren, street. 1.-THE following mem
beers were present: Mrs. McGraff