The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-17

Mrs. NJ weightman, ST., and her
daughter, Mrs. L. w Stevenson, en-
tertained about forty guests SATURDAY
afternoon at an informal tea IN COM
pliment to Mrs. D. w Wilder, or
Rockford, ILL.,, formerly of HiaWatha
Kan the house was decorated WITH
spring flowers, and Mrs FRANK
Thompson sat at the table and did
the pouring.
The party was the occasion of the
reunion of many old time friends OF
Mrs. Wilder, who has, until recently,
made her home in Kansas, where she
occupied a prominent position among
the representative woman of the state.
Some of the guests were of the p1o-
known the guest of honor a good
many years. Mrs. Wilder is the widow
of n well known Kansas writer and
public official.
Mrs. w. w. Strickland will enter
tain her bridge club Tuesday after
noon Her sister, Mrs G. NJ. Kelly,
and Miss Irene Kelly, of Chicago, will
be guests at the meeting.
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Mrs. 1. S. Lauck, of 206 Western
avenue was hostess at a meeting ing
of La zogzaine Bridge nf b ei no ns
guests, Mrs Wilson Lauck, of OILS
burg, Kan, and Miss Anna Abbot,
of Washington, D. c. Mrs. Frank
Beck and Mrs. Fred lies played for
l'AN''SAN sfS
The Ladies' Music club will have
Ia guest day meeting Wednesday after
noon at four o'clock, in the assembly
hall of the College of the Sisters of
Bethany. The meeting place has been
changed from the home of Mrs Frank
P. MacLennan to the college, and the
nour has been changed from 2:3o
o'clock to four Each member of the
club is privileged 10 invite one guest
The program for the afternoon will
be furnished by Miss Nellie kouns
land Miss Sara Kours and Miss Hazel
Wing. The Misses kouns are among
the leading singers of Topeka, and
Miss Wing is a pianist who IS an in
structor in the fine arts department
of Washburn college.
The numbers on the program will
be as follows:
Song of the Flowers, from Madame .
H MISS Heile Kouns and Miss ' sara
KounS.
Etude -..-... -. Arensky
lCOckOO .fATeHShN
Miss Wing.
I'm Boux Lien Alfred Delbruck
Miss nellie Kouns.
Three Tuscan Folk Songs .Coracciolo
Miss nellie Kouns and Miss Sara
KOunS.
In Autumn Moszk owski
Miss Wing.
De Puts lie Jour, from Louis" 49,:
Charpentier
Miss Sara Kouns.
Die Letze Wunch ........'. Dvorak
Der Abschied ......... Dvorak
Miss sara Kouns and Miss nellie
Ko9ns.
A convention of the Associated
Western Yale Clubs will be held in
Kansas City Friday of this week. Dis
tinguished guests from different parts
Il a 10 ,z-i1 of
convention. Mr.. David W. Mulvane,
of Topeka, will be of the party.
Among the well known people in
the convention will be: Mr.: John r.
ST. Joseph, Mo, of the class of rs, who
were classmates of former President
William H. Taft; Mr.. E. M. Williams.
of Cleveland, Ohio; Judge David
Hoag. of Joplin, Mo; MI. George
Simmons and Mr.. E. H. Simmons, of
ST. Louis; Chancellor Frank Strong, of
Kansas University; Mr.. Byron Harvey,
| of Chicago, formerly of Leavenworth
Kan; Mr.. Edward J. Phelps, of Chi
cago.
Miss Eveleen White will give her
diploma recital Tuesday evening al 3
| o'clock at the College of the Sisters
| of Bethany. Miss Majel Langhart,
who will receive her certificate in the
| department of expression, will have
part in the program, and Miss Gladys
| Cav, who teaches violin, will assist
The program for the evening will be
as follows:
| Marshall ...... Minuet and Trio
Miss White.
| Second piano, Miss Marjory Bavter.
| Beethoven Sonata Op. 81, No. 3
| Allegro
! Allegretto Vivace
| MinuettO
| Presto con fuoco
Miss White.
! CLYDE Fitch
..... Scene from Barbara Frietche
| Miss Langhart.
| Scharwenka-M oszowski ......
49,. Spanish Dance, OPP. IL, No. L
.."Orientale' from kaleidoscope
Miss Cav.
Schutt Romance d'amour
Pensive Black Domino, Dainty
| Blue Domino, Mischievous Pink
| Domino.
Miss White.
William Wesley Martin ....
..... Apple Blossoms
Anon. The Tapestry Weavers
Miss Langhart.
Concerto from Second Movement
! Violin Sonata in c Minor.
| Miss Cav.
List 49,. .Rhapsodie hongroise No. 6
Miss White
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The Child Study club will have a
children's day program Thursday aft
ternoon, at the home of Mrs. Frank
Shaffer 517 Polk street.
The following article has been writ
ten by the editorial bureau of the
Panama-Pacific exposition, San Fran
cisco. regarding Mrs. Effie Van Tuyl.
hostess of the Kansas building at the