The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-11

4 number of the program, maze
strong appeal to the audience. The
program opened with a Beethoven
quartet. The Tchaikovsky Andante
! was played brilliantly and with genu-
inc beauty of tone. A sixteenth cen
fury minuet offered a charming pit
of variety in the program
The first violinist, young woman
has played with Theodore Ysaye, Il
brother of Eugene Ysaye,~ 1.-The famous
vioIinist The ZoeIlners lived in Brus-
sells a good many years, and are now
making their home in America InoSe
! who attended the concert last night
hope for a return engagement OF the
quartet.
Mrs Oscar L. Moore entertained at
luncheon Wednesday,. Those invlteo
were: Mrs. S. S. Estey and her NON
err, Mrs ROLAND of Cleveland, OHIO
Mrs. c. H. Searle, Mrs. A. A sharp
Mrs A. T. Lucas, Mrs. T. F. Moore
Mrs. ]. E. Thomas. Mrs. John SWltAeI
Mrs. James T. Bell, Mrs. Frank camp
bell Mrs Walter Ashton Smith. MRS.
l. B. McClintock. Mrs. ]. A Cole
and Mrs. J. A. Stoner. The guests are
officers of the aid society OF the flrs'
Presbyterian church
ing and reelected the officers OF the
preceding year: Mrs O. l.. Moore'
president; 1rs. Searle, first vice pres
dent; Mrs Sharp, second vice pr
dent; Mrs. Lucas, secretary; Mrs. L. T.
Moore, treasurer
The new colors for spring clothes Is
a matter of special interest now some
of these colors, according to the puF-
ers are Palm Beach, delaware
peach, Newport tan. TAPESTRY oregon
green, Rocky Mountain blue ana
Amazon gray.
Palm Beach is somewhat similar to
sand color. except that it contains
some greenish gray tones
Delaware peach is another name for
salmon pink.
Newport tan is tan with TINT OF
pink which gives it tone
Tapistry is more like old rose than
any other shade.
Oregon green may be mistaken LOT
peacock blue.
Rocky Mountain blue has an odd
gray hue that gives it somber look
Amazon gray has lovely silver lights
running through it, and is much pref
tier than the Battleship gray that was
popular earlies in = the year
Miss Portia Penwell will give dim
ner party tonight at her home IN Lane
street The decorations for the party |
will be in pink and green. Bou9uets
of pink sweet peas and roses VIII De |
used in the buffet, and the dining ia
BILE will have an arrangement of sweet |
peas and roses, banked with smllaX.
as a centerpiece. The rooms will be |
lighted with pink candles. Covers
will be placed for twelve.
Miss Penwell's marriage to MI
John c. Stapel of Rockport, Mo, will
be solemnized June 9, at Grace Cetae-
dral.
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Miss Ona May Miller has been en-
gagged to do concert work for the Red
path Lyceum Bureau next year. She
will be harpist. reader and mezzo-
sOlOist in the company with
which she will travel.
Miss Miller studied in Topeka for |
some time. Afterward she spent
season or two in New York, where
she studied and did some public sing
ing and the past winter she has been
doing concert work in and near Kan
sas City.
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A Topeka woman was asked for
some news for the society column.
The young son of the household was
to give a dancing party for about
forty of his friends, she said. No,
there was not much of anything else,
for there was an invalid in the house,
and the family was living very quietly.
Forty eXuberant spirited high school