The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-07

F1elO, MISS SareIla fderrlck, MISS
Mabel Cook. Miss Alice Hinson, Miss
Aralia Hfnson, Miss Ferris Close.
Miss Emma Crabb, Miss Mary Dreyer,
Miss Mary Ward, Miss Elsie Eddy,
Miss Ruth Button, Miss Clara Elk
strom, Miss Fay Friedberg, Miss Amy
Swanson. Miss Marguerite Thrapp.
Miss Edith Troxell, Miss Viva Vawter,
Miss Mildred Clearinghouse. Miss Ruth
Carver, Miss Tressie Classify, Miss
Florence Gill, Miss Grace Gillian,
Grotewohl. Miss Faith Hamaker, and
Miss Winifred Hamilton.
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Mr.. Arthur Soderstrom will give his
seventh pupils recital tonight at the
Y. w. G. A, Seventh and Van Buren
streets. He will be assisted by the
violin pupils of Miss May Clark. The
program follows:
Duet-Little Boy Blue. Englemann
Margaret McCandless, Arthur Sober
strum.
Waltz-Op. Is, No. s.. ...Dennee
Fay Hawver.
Duet-La Grace Waltz. BONN
Mabel Stump, Arthur Soderstrum.
Reverie-Twiligh Bells .Goerdler
L Calvin Stoudt.
Violin Solo-Serenade Fischer
Earl Wood.
Glow of the Alps. Oeston
Margaret Bowers.
Duet-Les Sylphs 3achmann
Nocturne-Forever .Renard
Josephine Wingert.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ........... Wallis
Irene Bausch.
Scarf Dance .Chaminade
Helen Newbo1d.
Violin Solo-Air Varie (No- a
............... Dancla
Everett Jones.
Waltz-Impromptu ..Upcraft
Clifton Rowe
Duaf-Ou2rfatt from Ri0OlettO
Verdl
Helen Porsch, Arthur Soderstrum.
Song of the Bathers. Wachs
Goldie Higgins
Moonlight on the Hudson. Wilson
Helen Porsch.
Duet for Violin-By the River. Morse
Everett Jones, Earl Wood.
Discrimination to the Dance
Oh weber
Dorothy Shoop, Arthur Soderstrum.
Mazurka OPP. 81, No. 2..-... GODDARD
Lillian jacobson.
(a) Nocturne OPP. 8, No. q Chopin
(b) Waltz-Caprice ...... -Newland
Dorothy Shoop.
Grand Polka de Concert -. Bartlett
Mamie Wilkinson.
Duet-Overture to William Tell
Mamie wilkig !. : Arth = soderstru'o-
Cards have been received in To-
peka, announcing the marriage of
Miss Alice Margaret Wakeman and
Mr.. William Earl Frantz, both of
Chicago. The wedding took place
Mrs. Frantz is a graduate of the
Baptist Missionary Training school,
and sent by the missionary board to
Cuba. For two years she was sta
toned at Manzanillo, and during the
past year she has had charge of a
mission school at La Maya.
Mr.. Frantz is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Frantz, and was brought
up in Topeka. He was graduated
from the local high school, and re-
ceived his degree of Bachelor of
Science from Washburn college in
1912. He was assistant physical di-
rector at the Central Y. M G. A
year before entering the Y. M. c. A.
college at Chicago ~ go.
Mr. and Mrsao Frantz will live III
Chicago until Mr.. Frantz completes his
college work.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Reuben Thomas of Chicago,
who has been visiting at the Jonathan
Thomas home, will leave Friday
morning, accompanied by her daugh~
ter, Miss Carolyn Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Meade have gone
to Gueda Springs, in the southern part
of the state, for the benefit of Mr..
Meade's health.
who has been visiting Mrs. c. G. Col
burn and other Topeka friends, has
left for Chicago, where she will visit q
short time before going to her summer
home at Ludington, Mich.
Miss Myra Jerome of Kansas City,
| is visiting Miss Alice Meade and Miss
| Virginia Meade
Miss Elfie Dean returned today
| from a visit to friends in Kansas City
Miss Frances Bollard of Omaha, has
come to Topeka to study voice, and is
| living at the Y. w. G. A.
Mrs Hotchkiss and her daughter.
! Miss Marie Hotchkiss, of Lawrence,
have been visiting friends in Topeka
and will leave soon FOR Burr oak to
| spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Horsfield left Tuesday
| for San Diego, Los Angeles and San
Francisco. She will return by way of
Salt Lake and Denver, and will be
away about q month.
Mrs. c. F. Benton of Chicago. for
| mer1y Miss Ethel S Coe of this city is
| visiting here in the family of her
| uncle, Emmett Whipple- She is en-
| route to California.
| Word has been received in Topeka
of the birth of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs Kenneth Littlejohn of California,
July 4. Mrs. Littlejohn, before her
marriage, was Miss Josephine Keiser,
and formerly lived in Topeka
Cut flowers at Hubbard's--Adv.
Mrs. Nellie johnson Fargo, who has
been visiting friends in Topeka, will
| leave Saturday for California
| Mrs. S. S. Lawrence is able to be
| out again after a long illness.
| Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Howes have re-
| turned from a motor trip to Wichita.
DIR. and Mrs c. L. Williams and
their family have returned from Cali
fornia, where they visited the Pana-
ma-Pacific exposition. DR.. Williams
also attended the meeting of the
| American Medical association in Cali
| fornia They have been away a