The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-05

en- February e by the washburn or
chestra, under the leadership Of Dean
Horace WhitehouDe, with Professor
w. Boughton a. piano soloist.
The forestry department Of the fed
2: so o'clock at the home OF the chair
man. Mrs. A. A. Robinson
Mrs. II. b. Hogeboom and Mrs q.
p. Criswell will give q bridge party
Thursday afternoon Of next week at
Mrs. Hogeboom's home. SOL West
Sixth avenue. Guests will be invited
for nine tables.
The Travellers club will meet Satur-
day afternoon with Miss Maud Bishop.
1900 College avenue
| Topeka people who are interested
| in art will be glad to learn that an
art exhibit will be given in this city
during the coming spring, probably in
| April The exhibit will be held in the
Manual Training building of the To-
peka high school, and the pictures to
be shown are those of Grippe. an
artist of q good deal of renown. He
has a canvas in the city library that
| is regarded as one of the best origin
ais in the collection there.
| Mr.. Grippe Is landscape painter.
who has lived a good many years in
Holland and has done many Holland
scenes. The collection which Will be
brought to Topeka, under the au-
spices of the Topeka Federation of
Women, through the art department,
will contain about thirty Of Gruppe's
pictures. and a few other paintings
The collection is to be sent to Kansas;
City. and will be brought to Topeka
| from there.
| Grippe is represented in the library
| in Rouen, France, in the collection of
the queen Of Holland Some Of his
pictures are in the National gallery Of
Ottawa, Canada. and in the National
museum in Washington, d. c., and in
many important galleries in America
and Europe.
Mrs Robert Coppedge Of Topeka, is
personally acquainted with the artist
having met him in the east where she
studied landscape painting a number
of seasons.
Former Washburn college people
who are in New York city this WIN
ter, celebrated Washburn Day at the
home OF DR.. Frank Knight Sanders,
formerly president OF Washburn In
view of the fact that today Is the fff-
tieth anniversary of the founding of
the college. the program for the
meeting in New York included an
address, on ''Washburn Fifty Years
Ago" and a prophecy on. 'Washburn
Fifty Years to Come" Students from
| Philadelphia and Boston went to New
York for the party, and Miss Ruth
Bauer. who is studying at Bryn Mawr
this winter. took part in the program.
The p. E. o. society had a meeting
Thursday light at the home of Mrs.
Hugh Fisher. The musical program,
entitled ''Life's Story in Music" which
was in charge of Mrs. Frank Whit
more, was as follows:
Where Did You Come From. Baby
Dear?
1 His Lullaby.
Songs of Childhood
Once Had q Sweet Little Doll,
Dear.
When I Do Wrong.
Songs of Young
Invitation to the Dance.
I Love Thee.
The Birthday.
Norwegian Bridal Procession.
Wedding March from Lohengrin.
i Songs of Old Age
Silver Threads Among the. Gold.
Old Folks at Home. s.
Those who assisted in giving the
program were: Miss Lois Stricken.
Miss Enid Stricken, Miss Josephine
Mckee, Miss Gladys Dougherty, Miss
Laura StartZman, Mrs. H. w. Hin
man. Mrs. I. F. Richards and Mrs.
Fisher. Mrs. E. L. Copeland assisted
Miss Fisher as hostess.
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The officers and members of
Beulah Chapter No. "a, o. E. s., will
hold a reception Saturday evening.
February s. in the chapter rooms at
the Masonic Temple, for the members
of the legislature and their families
who are members of the order.
A short business session will be
held beginning at 1880 o'clock. Re-
ception at O'Clock with the grand
and past grand officers. and the pres
ent officers of the chapter in the re-
ceiving line.
The past matrons and past patrons
will act on reception committee
} throughout the rooms. The Eastern
Star orchestra, under the direction of
, Lillian 0. Anderson. grand organist,
will furnish music during the recep-
ton, which will be followed by an en-
; tertainment under the management of
DIR. and Mrs. T. s. Morrison.
Light refreshments will be served
!, in the dining room by the young
. | women of the chapter.
An earnest effort has been made to
make this an evening of pleasure to
all, and the worthy matron, Mrs Bell
Clevenger. and her associate officers
extend a cordial invitation to all visit
ing members to attend.
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!, Mrs. lief Felix was hostess at a
meeting of her bridge club this after
noon at her home in Fillmore street.
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