The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-12

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Guests of the club were: Miss I. S.
John r. Shelton, Mrs. Julia Farms
worth Sopsr, Mrs. Arch Catlin and
Mrs. Minnie d Homer.
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A song recital will be given FRIDAY
night, June IS. by pupils of Mrs. P. H.
Adams, at the First Congregational
church. Four of Mrs. Adams pupils
will give the program. No invitations
are issued, and everyone who wishes
to attend. is cordially invited to be
present No admission fee will be
charged. Accomplishments will be
played by Miss Violet Crumbine,
piano; Miss Florence P. Campbell,
organ; Miss Gladys Cav, violin; Mrs.
flute; Mr.. Edwin A. Popenoe, cello.
The program for the evening will be
as follows:
The Charm of Spring. ..........
Mary Turner Salter
Miss Nellie Boone and Miss Emily
Crow.
Standchen (Serenade) -. Schubert
Miss Rose Gilberg.
(Piano, Violin, Flute, Cello and Harp
Accompaniment
The Fairy Pipers. "A. Herbert Brewer
o, Sleep Why Dost Thou Leave Me
George Frideric Handel
willamette. Eva Dell Acqua
Miss Boone
He Was Despised (From the
Miss Grow.
(Organ, violin, flute, cello and harp
accompaniment
Daffodills 80. Haydn Wood
I Doubt 1t. .Lucius Hosmer
Springs Awakening. ..........
Wilfred Sanderson
Miss Genthe.
I'll =, he
Miss Gilberg.
(Piano, violin and flute accompani-
ment.)
Aria, All! non credea merarti
Rondo, All! non ginnge (From the
opera La Somnambula. -. -Bellini
Miss Boone.
In the Dark, in the Dew. .......
c. Whitney Coombs
The Leaves and the Wind ......
When Song Is Sweet. ......
Gertrude San Souci
Miss Crow.
Chantez, Riez. Etfdormez;
.Cnarles Gounoo
Miss Genthe.
dilute Obligato.)
Arios, Figlio milo Fede
Recitative, Fcde (From the opera
Ill Profeta) ..... Meyerbeer
Aria, Fede
If Were You. Barnes wells
Standardization (Folk Song) 49,:
............. .Reinman Collection
Miss Gilberg.
Ave Maria (From Cavalleria Rusti-
canal ........P p. Mascagni
Miss Boone
(Organ, piano, violin, cello, and harp
accompanimento
Miss Vera Croft of Nortonville and
Miss Lois Johnson of Eureka are
guests at the Beta house. They ex-
pect to go to Boston, Mass, early IN
July to attend the Sargent school, and
will also be a student in Sargent. Miss
Croft and Miss Griffin will take a
course in physical training, and Miss
johnson will specialize in English.
The marriage of Miss Fidelia Ben
ton and Mr. Frank Fisher of James
Vile, Wise, will take place Monday
at the home of the brides uncle, Mr.
Otis Benton of Oberlin. Miss Pansy
Benton, who has been attending
boarding school in Ossining, n. Y,
will be maid of honor. Mr.. Harry
Benton will be Mr.. Fishers best man,
and Mr.. Joseph Fisher will be a mem
Der of the bridal party. Before the
ceremony Miss Pansy Benton will sing
Il Love You Truly by Carrie Jacobs
Bond. The wedding music will be
played by Mr.. Gerald Benton, and the
service will be read by the Rev. ]. P.
Clark. The flower girls will be Maine
Rose Benton and Mary Katherine
Benton. Little Josena Benton will
carry the rings on the stem of lily
Miss Benton was in Topeka this
week visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lucia o.
Case.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Harry A Bubb and her two
sons, Bennett Wheeler Bubb and
Henry A Bubb, of Williamsport,
Penn, have arrived in Topeka to
spend the summer with Mrs. Bulbs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett r.
Mrs James Osfield, of Muskogee,
Oklahoma, is in Topeka to attend the
Curtis-Gann wedding, and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs James L. King.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Knight San
ders. of New York, who attended
Washburn Commencement and visited
friends in Topeka, left Friday for
Wisconsin,, where they will attend
commencement at their old school,
Ripon College. From there they will
go on to New York.
Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland, who attend
ed the University of Illinois, at Cham
paign, will arrive in a few days for
a vacation visit to his parents, Judge
and Mrs. j. D. Mcfarland. He is
stopping on his way home, in Des
MOineS,. Iowa, to visit MS brother, MI.
Miss Gertrude Clark, of Beloit, is
visiting Miss Marjorie Petro, I'll
Buchanan street
Dean Horace Whitehouse of Wash
burn college will remain in Topeka
until the middle of July to teach in
Thursday of next week. He will later
go to Lorain; Ohio, to visit his peo-
pie.
MI and Mrs. Lee Riddle of Herring