The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-24

reserves for her own use, the walls
have been redecorated. In the front
parlor the walls are hung with a pa
per in blend of dull blue and green,
and in the living room the finishing is
in dark green. The woodwork is fin
ished in white, and the chandeliers
are of bronze, with the lights sus-
pended from heavy bronze chains.
To each of the sleeping rooms on
the second and third floors. has been
added a separate sleeping porch.
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The annual spring party of the Kap-
Friday night at Kellam hall. One end
of the hall was banked with palms,
and boughs of apple and plum bios
SONS decorated the balcony. Brass
vases filled with spring flowers were
placed before the mirror at the north
end of the room. The tables in the
supper room were lighted with yell
low shaded candles, and decorated
with yellow and white tulips.
The favors were leather card cases
for the girls and bill cases for the men.
The cases and folders all bore the So
rOrlty coat Of arms.
Those who attended the party were:
DR.. and Mrs w. F. Bowen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Thompson Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Miller, Miss Charlotte Leavitt, Miss
Mary Haight, Miss Esther Clark, Miss
Helen Guild. Miss Adelaide Johnston,
Miss Rooster, Miss Marguerite Settler,
ford, Miss Maude Hawley, Miss Mar
guerite Kiene, Miss Marjorie Lyle,
Miss Frances Perry, Miss Beulah
Searle, Miss Mary Van Vechten, Miss
Erma Zutavern, Miss Violet Crumbine,
Miss Marie Miller, Miss Isabelle Saw
age. Miss Margaret Shakeshaft. Miss
Louise Bell, Miss Elizabeth Mills,
Miss Helen Cook, Miss Garcia Wood,
Miss Katherine Harrison, Miss Marie
Vancil, Miss Roxie Vancil, Miss Ruth
Raster, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Helen
Welty, Miss Gertrude Gray, Miss Majel
Langhart Miss Marjorie Rodgers, Mr..
Percy Beggs, Mr.. Dwight Ream, Mr..
Carl Hathaway, Mr. Joe Haynes, Mr..
Richard Whitcomb, Mr.. George My
Boyle. Mr.: Louis Hasty. Mr.. William
Griffin, Mr.. Leonard Kline, Mr.. AL
bert Ferguson. Mr.. Earl Griffith, Mr..
Wayne Cook, Mr.. Herbert Heym, Mr..
rett, Mr.. Sam Heller, Mr.. Glen Logan,
Mr.. Merrill Ream, Mr.. Robert Steele,
Mr.. Frank Peers, Mr.. Elmer Euwer,
Mr.. Ralph Kingsley, Mr.. Warren
Crumbine, Mr.. Kenneth Kline, Mr..
Harry Champeny, Mr.. Herman Ewers,
Mr.. John Ripley, Mr.. Robert Ward,
Mr.. Louis Smith, Mr.. Frank Ripley,
Mr.. Donald Welty, Mr. Edwin Tucker
Mr.. Clinton Janney, Mr. Glen Conk-
ling, Mr.. Russell Seller. Mr.. Stanley
Graham, Mr.. John Raster, Mr. Will
liam Stein. Mr. Fred Beerbohm, Mr..
Charles Kessler. Mr.. William Whit
comb and Mr.. Charles Logan.
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Miss Myrtle Radcliffe announces
that the opening number on her con-
cert series for next season will be a
concert by Frieda Hempel, the cOlora-
tura soprano, whose singing was the
sensation of the Metropolitan Opera
company the past season. She will
give the program in place of Alma
Gluck, who has cancelled her engag
ments for next season. She will fin
ish out the contracts for this year.
The musical journals in the East have
given it out that Alma Gluck is can
ceiling her next seasons engagements
on account of ar expected call from
the stork.
Other artists who are announced
for the season are Lambert Murphy |
tenor; Anna Case, soprano, who will
be accompanied by Charles Gilbert |
Spross, composer and pianist: Louise
and Mischa Eilman, the violinist.
The Good Government club had
called meeting today at the home of |
visa bility of contributing, a club. to |
the Washburn endowment fund. The |
club voted to contribute 800. Those |
members who wish to do so may |
make gifts to the fund, and the club |
will give some entertainments to raise |
the amount they have pledged. with |
out making a special assessment on |
the club members.
The Nautilus club has pledged $50 |
to the fund, and the Ceramic Art !
club has made a gift of $50 to the |
endowment.
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The Elite 500 club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. 3. p. Wood
ward, 1901 Buchanan street.
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Miss Mary Houser and Mr.. Ralph
Thrapp were married this
afternoon at two o'clock at the AS
sumption parish house, by the Rev.
Father J. A. Murphy.
The bride wore her travelling suit of
Belgian blue silk poplin, with a large
picture hat of steel gray. She wore a
bouquet of pink Killarney
roses. She was attended by Mrs. G. W.
Sears as matron of honor, who wore
a midnight blue suit, with black hat
with roses. Her bouquet was
of pink and white sweet peas. Mr.. /
Thra pp's best man was Mr.. c. w.
Sears. After the marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. Thrapp left for a trip to Chicago.
After their return they will be at |
home 70 their friends at 1892 Clay /
street. Mr.. Thrapp has a position in
the division freight office of the San
ia Fe.
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