The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-10

will be assisted nv Mrs ARA Clark.
accompanies. and Miss Gladys Cav,
Iviolinist.
The program arranged for the after
noon is as follows:
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Violin obligato-Msss Cav.
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Miss Cav
Logan-'Ins Brahmin Garden 'Lo.
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Ganees Boat Song krishnis La
ment
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Cadmans H.er Tbrmsh ~ Eve.
| Brewer The FAIRY Pipers
Liddle In Ny Garden
Sanderson. Springs Awakening
| Mrs WfkfdaL
The Alpha Mu Musical club of
Washburn college Is to be succeeded
by the Theta chapter of the national
sorority of Sigma Alpha Iota The
president of the national sorority. Miss
Heu blethwait. and two assistants ar
rived today. two of the women to be
guests Of Miss Miriam Foster, and the
other of Miss Helen Coe.
A luncheon was given today at the
home OF Miss Grace Rickenbacher
and there win be q dinner and recep-
ton tonight at the home Of Miss Car
oiym LoveWeH, IN Cohese avenue -
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! FOR the sorority hv prof. Bouehtnn. ~
| the piano denarfmenf 1T Washl1i,rn
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| Miss Miriam Foster will entertain
! all the visiting guests and all the girls
to be initiated either at luncheon or
dinner Thursday, at her home in West
| sixth avenue. The Initiation service
Will also be held at the Foster home.
| Thursday morning the guests will
be taken for ride over the town.
and VIII have luncheon at the home OF
Miss Helen Coe. Those who will be
initiated into the sorority are: MIS-
Alfred Spicy. Mrs. Chas. KetteriEg.
Mrs. Fred Hill, Miss Eleanor Barteu.
Miss Grace Rickenbacher, Miss Lydia
Emery, Miss nellie Dfckerson. Miss
Marie smith. Miss Gertrude HuckIe.
Miss Emily Hardy, Miss Carolyn Love-
well, Miss Miriam Foster, Miss Helen
lCoe, Miss Dorothy Sims, Miss Elsie
Hobson, Miss Louise Lohnuller,s Miss
Gladys Whlteker. Miss Helen turner
and Miss Elsie Chapman
~ss
Prof. n L Seymour will give a free
organ recital Wednesday, November
n from - to o'clock in the Anti
tor;nm His nroeram viii he as fol-
lows.
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IsHdce IieSei's- - $40 IN p no
barnard =-s-s-ss - = ap4i.AA NA<afe1'
/ With a prima donna established in
enc of the Kansas avenue taverns for
Ia few days. our town is qualified to lay
claim to some metropolitan distinc-
tion-.
I Madame GeTvflle-Reache mot exact
sly pronounceable by an American) ar
/ rived yesterday afternoon from Kansas
tCity, to find that such hotel rooms as
she considered suitable to her use. were
all taken. Whereupon she prepared to
return to Kansas City Having taken
the decision, she sat down to wait for
her carriage on the circular divan in
tthe hotel lobby. She was chatting there
with her impresario when a reporter
tuerson drifted in. The shadow cast by
! the ANNOYANCE about accommodations
in any of the local inns, had floated
away like a cloud on field in sum-
mer, and smile ugnteneu tHe lhopIie