The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-08
The "Galt corsage."

Friday noon, and a banquet will be
, served at the same hour by the Bap-
| fist Womans society for the Com
1 mercial Teachers, who will be in To-
peka for the association meeting.
The K. U. Alumni association will
have a banquet Thursday night at the
Baptist church, and Thursday noon
an organization of Barracks among the
| teachers will have a banquet at the
Baptist church: .
Miss Ella Hirschberg Lyon of New
ard, Ohio, a musician who had been
singing in Berlin before the opening of
the war, is in Topeka, and will give a
concert at the First Baptist church
Tuesday evening of this week. Her
piano accomplishments will be played
by Miss Jennie Blinn.
The program will be as follows:
Warning Cry of Brangane. Wagner
2, IA (From Tristan and Isolde.)
Lungi del caro- bene Secchi
wuesct ich doch den Veg zu-
rueck Brah1ns
Der Schmled Brahms
My Native Land .......-..-.K oun
Irish Folk Song Foote
inter- mt NOS ,1.: u = mac Ea ah
The Years at the Spring ........
Mrs. H. H. A Beach
(From the Messiah)
MIS- ARIA 1ldTk at the OTSdH
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. -.
.............. st. Saens
(From Samson and Delilah.)
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Mrs. Arthur Capper has asked the
assistance of the Social department of
the reception to be given at her home
for the teachers Friday afternoon, No
vember IL, from four to six o'clock.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, chairman of the
dana ri MT has ann0intad a
tee of assisting people.
Miss Effie Graham and Mrs. Frank
Merriam will assist in the hall; Mrs.
D. w Mulvane, Mrs Albrecht Mar
burg, Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter
and Mrs. Johnston, in the reception
room; Mrs. H. B. Wilson, the wife of
superintendent Wilson, will preside in
the den; Mrs Norman N. Wear, Mrs.
J. c. Gafford, in the breakfast room;
Mrs. George M. Crawford, Mrs. F. w.
Freeman, in the dining room; Mrs. w.
T. Crosby, Mrs. NJ. c. Hanimatt, Mrs.
F. w. Watson, Mrs. A. A. GODDARD
rooms.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Marguerite Kiene went to
Lawrence to attend the Sigma Chi
dancing party.
attended the Phi Delft dance, in To-
peka and spent the weekend with
Mr. Ralph Lewis.
Miss Ann Ruder has returned to
Leavenworth, after a visit of two or
three weeks to Mrs. Monte Kistler.
DR.. S. J. Crumbine spoke in Wich-
tia today about 1.-The Public Health
Nurse" before the city federation.
Miss Esther Ross has been visiting
Miss Helen Armstrong of Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Robertson, of
Wichita, have closed their home in
North Lawrence street, and will oc-
Hill during the winter. Mrs. Robert
son is remembered as Miss Grace
Cockrell by her Topeka friends.
Miss Mary Hickman and Miss Lucy
Hackman, of Lawrence, We're week.
end guests of Miss Frances Moore and
Miss Helen Moore.
Mrs. w. D. Storrs is the guest of
Mrs. Louis Wulfekuhler. of Leaven
worth.
Miss Dorothy Miller, of the State
university, was the weekend guest of
her parents in Topeka.
Mrs. A. P. Rowe and Miss Florence
Rowe went to Kansas City to attend
the marriage of Miss Mabel Watson
and DR.. H S. Valentine.
Mr.. and Mrs z. A. Clark, Sr., and
Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Shreve and their
infant son. Harry Wayne, motored to
St. Marys Sunday.
Miss Margaret Russell, who teaches
at Coffeyville, will visit her mother,
Mrs. Irene Russell, during the Teach
ers' association convention.
Mrs. Henry Clay Speer, of Little
Rock, Arkansas, is visiting Mrs ]. p.
Griswold. Mr.. and Mrs. Speer have
been spending several months at their
summer home in Michigan. Mr.. Speer
was formerly superintendent of Kan
Sas schools.
Miss Louise Warner, of Stockton,
will visit DR.. and Mrs c. A Mcguire
this week.
Mrs. Charles I. Martin has gone to
Lawrence fer a two weeks visit to her