The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-22

Mr.. F. ]. Haberkorn has written the
music for the poem, which will be
sung tonight. The fact that the poem
has been set to music is matter of
interest, not only to Miss Clark's per-
sonal friends in Topeka, but to the
WE'LL
Interest in the baseball game in
Wichita tomorrow wakes warm in that
town. Governor Arthur Capper and
Mayor Jay E. House of Topeka are
mentioned as being among those who
will occupy boxes at the game.
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The Schubert club of Kansas City
will give it's closing concert Tuesday
night, April 81, in Convention hall.
The assisting artist in the recital will
be Miss Marie Kaiser. Miss Kaiser is
a Topeka girl, who has been study
ing and cOncerti0ng in the east the
past few years. She has attained
some successes in the music profess
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Dudley will
entertain at a bridge dinner Friday
night at their home in Tyler street.
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The freshman class of the College
of the Sisters of Bethany will have
their class party Saturday night at the
school.
supper party will be given Fri
day night by some of the young crowd
at the home of Mrs Fred lies in
Highland Park. Mrs. z. T. Hazen will
accompany the members of the party
who will be: Miss Marian Williams,
Miss Irene Miller, Miss Mary Paxton,
Miss Dorothy Crane, Miss Elizabeth
Tse-e IL
abeth Hopkins. Miss Georgia Neese,
Mr.. Gale Morgan, Mr.. Wellington Gull
YER, Mr.. Kenneth Oglsvie, Mr.. Wilbur
Cole, Mr.. Randolph Adams, Mr.. John
Porter and Mr. Carl Rankin
tanned the following friends at cards
Wednesday night: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
S. Amber, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bulls,
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Sloan, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heym, and DR.. and Mrs.
The program given this afternoon
by the Matinee Music club, entertained
by Mrs. Warrick Updegraf at the
James Troutman home, was as fol-
lows:
Lie Abed, Sleepy Head. Homer
Japanese Maiden. Gaynor
Mrs. Wistar Williams.
Mammys Song Ware
CHlluren songs. .GaynOr
Mrs. Albert Reid
Looking Glass River. Carpenter
Practicing. Carpenter
When I Bring You Colored Toys
The Sleep That Slips on Baby's
Miss Lillian stone
Songs of Childhood. Fay Foster
Mrs. Warrick Updegraff
6anyS Garden Rosenstein
Shut Eye Train. Hadley
Dolls Wooing. ....H adley
Mrs Monte Kistler
on. for a Breath of Air From the
MOOrland's ... Whepley
Miss Euphemia Page
Children's Songs, OPP. "a =. Gerret Smith !
Mrs. Charles Wolfe
Topeka woman who is making |
a little garden today laments her lack |
OF political acumen in predicting the !
hces Il am not getting any free |
seeds this year." she says. II made |
the mistake of standing in with the |
democratic candidate :. d for congress"
Mrs. William Collinson will enter |
tain her sewing club Wednesday of |
next week.
the Y. w. c.. A. by pupils of Miss
Mary Clark. Those who will take
part are: Elizabeth White, Bessie
McGlnnis. George Gurtler, Mary
Louise Kirkpatrick, Everett Jones,
Earl Wood. Harold Naylor Philip
w h1tmore, Fred Romig, Perry Pitcher,
Wayland Durham and Clyde Smalley.
Miss Ollie McNown will play accom-
panimentS.
Two Topeka girls roomed together
at college 1t was the turn of the lit
tlest one to make the room tidy for
the weekend. The older one was go
ing home, but before she left she de-
cided that they should have a clean
bedspread- Tell the matron to give
US clean counterpane." she told the
little one AS the cleaning up process
progressed the wonder grew upon the
girl as to what a counterpart might