The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-17

Florence p. Campbell, organ; Miss
6arn Ma Tr" o So,in; D MIS- d IA Derp nd
Mr.. Edwin Popenoe, cello.
| The program contains good share
OF dif1cult opera arias, with a degree
of variety offered by songs in lighter
vein. The concert is free to the pub
| lie. No invitations are issued, and
everyone interested is asked to at
| tend.
| The numbers are as follows:
The Charm of Spring.
..... Mary Turner Salter
The Misses Boon and Crow.
Standchen (Serenade) -. Schubert
| Miss Gilberg.
| (Piano, violin, flute, cello and
harp accompaniment)
The Fairy Pipers. "A. Herbert Brewer
o Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me?
Geo. Fred. Handel
| willamette Eva Dell Acqua
Miss Boon.
He was Despised (from the Mes
siah). Handel
Miss Grow.
(Organ, violin, flute. cello and
harp accompaniment.)
DaHodlls Haydn WOOD
I Doubt 1t Lucius HoSmer
Spring Awakening. .WiIfrid Sanderson
Miss Genthe.
LIE Parlate d'Amore Grom the opera
Faust) .Gounod
Miss Gilberg.
(Piano, violin and flute accom-
Aria-Ah, non credea merarti (from
the opera La Sonnambula) .Bellinl
Rondo-Ah! non giunge (from the
opera La Sonnambula. Bell1n1
Miss Boon.
In the Dark, in the Dew.
.........C C. Whitney Coombs
The Leaves and the Wind.
WI 80. =. Franco Aeon'
When Song Is Sweet.
Gertrude Sans Souci
Miss Crow.
Chantez, Riez, Etfdormez.
Miss Genthe.
(FIute Obligatory
Arioso-Figlio milo Fede (from the
opera II Profeta) 80. .Meyerbeer
Reeitstixe-Fede tfrom the aa opera
AriaIFeds (from the opera Il
Profeta). Meyerbeer
If 1 Were You ...... Barnes Wells
spinnedliedehen (folk song). 49,:
Miss Gilberg.
Ave Maria (from Cavaleria Rusti- j..
cana). P. MascagnI
Miss Boon.
Organ, violin, flute, cello and
harp accompaniment.)
+ ! j.
Mrs. Julia B. Fassett of Livermore,
Cal, and Mrs Robert S. Taylor of
to visit their uncle and aunt, Colonel
and Mrs. John Brier. Mrs. A. A. God
ard and Mrs j. NJ Brier will receive
old friends of the visitors Saturday
evening at the GODDARD home
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The following young men will camp
on the Kiene ranch at Valencia: Mr.
Charles Walp. Mr.. Frank Peers, Mr..
Hampton Shirer, Mr.. Harlow Price
and Mr. Laurens whittemore.
Miss Laura Haynes, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H Haynes, will be
married Saturday, June 26, to Mr..
Charles Edison Manning.
Mrs. w. H. Rutter will give a lunch
con Friday for Miss Haynes and for
Miss Ruth Woodford, whose engage
ment to Mr.. Dean Davis has been an
nounced.
Miss Helen Mitchell entertained her
sewing club this afternoon Guests
besides the members were: Mrs.
Charts Mckirahan, Miss Lucille
Lynch of Rockford. Ill, and Miss Hell
en- BRANDON Of Albany. n Y.
A song recital of sufficient interest
to Topeka people to attract crowd
that filled to overlooking the audi
ence room of Unity church, was given
Wednesday night by Miss Lillian Stone
Madame Lunde Souther. The two
young women are graduating in voice
under Madame Souther's instruction.
Both the young women are well
hnOWH III HluSIcdi clrcieS, anu eSpS
cially among Washburn people. Both
are students in Washburn, and the
families of both girls were identified
with the school. Miss stones father,
Mr.. Robert Stone, was a Washburn
man in his college days, and Miss
LovewelPs father, Professor J. T.
Lovewell. was a teacher in the insti-
tuition. Miss Stone, besides being in
terested in music, is a reader of a
good deal of talent, and she displays
dramatic ability in her singing as we'll.
She was a member of a concert COM
pany that made the trip through the
Southwest and California few
months ago. She is identified with
social affairs at the college and dur
ing the past year was president of the
Beta sorority. She has a voice of a
good deal of strength, and her low
notes are especially satisfying. Her
man song by Hartmann, Grieg
number, Autumn Gale that dis
played her voice to excellent advan-
taEe, a group of English songs, and
she and Miss Lovewell sang a duet by
Cote, ''StiI as the Night Another
of her songs was Eliland by Won Fei-
litz.
Miss Lovewe1Fs voice is lyric So
prano. The Jewel Song" by Gou-
nod, was one of her most difficult and
pleasing numbers. She began the pro-
gram with two pretty English songs,
and closed the entertainment with
second group of English lyrics. Her
program included three German
songs, and an Ardita number. Miss
Lovewell has been interested in mu-
sic a number of years and has grown
terest. Her sister, Miss Marguerite
I.Oyewell has beeD StIldVing and sing