The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-03
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marriage, was Miss Alice Willard, a
popular young woman of Topeka's So
cial circles.
Miss Larimer was assisted by Mrs.
Charles P. George, who is visiting her
parents, Senator and Mrs. Charles
Curtis; Mrs L. S. Ferry, Mrs. George
7. Staebler, Mrs. Roland Perkins, Miss
Dorothy Wilson, Miss Madeline Whit
ney. Miss Gertrude Gray, Miss Juliette
Brown and Miss Jane Alexander. Miss
Larimer's sister, Miss Ruin Lar1mer,
helped in the dining room.
The guests at the party were Mrs.
Dolman's girlhood friends.
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Mrs. w. r. Stubs, of Lawrence,
was guest of honor at a luncheon to-
day given by Mrs H o. Carney at the
Country club. The affair was quite
informal.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Stubbs
and her daughter, Mrs Robert Stew
art Mrs Charles F. Spencer, Mrs
Speed Hughes, Mrs. Harrison Morgan,
Mrs. f. D. Hahn, Mrs. A1brecht Mar
burg, Miss Helen Hahn, Miss Annabel
Garvey and Mrs. Garvey.
The luncheon served as reunion
for the guests, who have been away
from Topeka a part or all of the sum-
mer Mrs Stubs was in Colorado
during the summer months on the
Stubs ranch, and her daughter, Mrs.
Stewart, spent some tire at the ranch
with her people. Mrs. Spencer has
she has been the past few months, and
Mrs. Hahn and Miss Hahn were also
in New York all summer. Mrs,
Hughes has returned from her sum-
mer place at Crab Lake, Wis, and
Mrs. Morgan recently returned from
an outing at Essex, Conn.
Miss Lois Murphy, of Goodland,
Kansas a Washburn college girl, gave
a house party at her home in Good
land, the first of the week, at Which
some Topeka girls were guests Miss
Helen NeeSe, Miss Georgia Neese, Miss
Katheryn Albaugh, Miss Corinne Rip
ley, stopped in Goodland on their re-
turn home from Green Mountain
Falls, Colorado, to attend the party
Miss Ella Waldron, of Topeka, was
also a guest. and Miss Mary Ferguson,
of Colby, a Washburn college girl, was
a member of the party. Miss Grace
Vinegar and Miss Helen Vinegar of
Burlington, Colo, who often visit
friends in Topeka, were guests. The
girls were entertained at picnic par
ties and other affairs during their stay
in GoOdland.
Miss Ripley, Miss Albaugh and the
Misses Neese have returned to To-
peka.
Miss Helen Hahn, who has been
taking special work in Columbia uni
versity summer school, in New York,
this summer has returned home. She
has accepted a position as assistant
professor in the home economics de-
partment of the Kansas State Agricul-
tural college, and will go TO Manhat-
tan soon to nsgin her york,
Miss Irene Miller will have a house
party from September 10 to Septem-
Der 5 at the Miller ranch. Her guests
will be Miss Georgia sNeese, Miss Mar
ian Williams, Miss Mary Paxton, Miss
Helen NeeSe, : Mr. Gale 3 Morgan, Mr..
Wellington Culver, Mr.. Wilbur Cole,
=. Earl Rankin and Mr. Kenneth
sllvie.
Miss Ruth Raster will give her de-
gree recital in piano music Saturday
night at the studio of her teacher.
Miss Carolyn Whittlesey. She will he
prano, and Mrs. Munson, pianist. The
program will be as follows:
PART L.
a. Fugue, Moll .............. Bach
c. Water Music Handel
Miss Raster.
Senate Pathetique ....... Beethoven
Miss Raster.
a. GraduS Ad Parnassum, Wrist
Study ......... CLEMENT
Miss Raster.
Vocal-An Open Secret 80. Woodman
Miss Ethel CoOver.
a. Waltz, Op. SO, No. L.. Chopin
b. Novelette,, OPP. 81, No. l SchumanI
C. Nachtstucke, Op. 49, No
-.------ MI ,,:.tc schumann
PART II.
DUet-spanIsh Dance, Op: ~, No.
Mrs Munson and Miss Raster.
from Lucia Ascher
Miss Raster.
Vocal-Where My Caravan Has
Miss Ethel Coover.
a. Papillions, OPP. 2, Nos 1, 2, 3, 4
b. Song of the Boatman of the
Eolga -Cady
c. Berceuse .... .Orustien
Miss Raster.
March Riego
Miss Ethel Coover.
Duet-Spanish Dance, OPP. II,
Mrs. Munson and Mrs. Raster.
" aiA Miss Kaster.
Vocal-a. Garden Romance.
WaSStdil
b. The Years at the Spring
Beacn
Miss COover.
Revolutionary Etude, OPP. 10, No.
II ....---- CHOPIN
Miss Raster.
Duo-Triumphal March ... .Burmann
Piano-a- Miss Kaster-
Piano-b. Mrs. Munson-
Mrs. Munson, AccomPanist-
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Miss Gertrude Helm entertained
guests at thimbles this afternoon for
Miss Elizabeth Jones, of Kansas City,
who is visiting her cousin, Mrs Chas.
Makepeace. The company included;
Miss Jones, Miss Doris Rosser, Miss
Ann Weightman, Miss Marjorie Blank,
Miss Forrestine Blank, Miss Gladys
Kemper and Miss Helm
Mrs. Makepeace gave luncheon
Thursday for Miss Jones. The other
guests were: Mrs Makepeace's moth
er, Mrs. E. NJ. Lavery, of Kansas City;