The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-29

party was given at the home of Miss
Marguerite Scott.
The company included: Miss Mills,
Miss Bailey, Mrs. Roy johnson, Mrs.
Lyle Bailey, Mrs. Philip Lingenfelter,
Mrs. Leroy Lewis, Mrs. Emma Null
Inns, Mrs Paul Heinz. Mrs. Philip
Samson, Miss Anna Halloween, Miss
Portia PenweIl, Miss Nina Roudebush,
Miss Mary Margaret Perkins, Miss
Gladys Kemper, Miss Agnes Ray, Miss
Julia Schmidt, Miss Helen Foley, Miss
Matte Payne and Miss Marguerite
Scott.
Miss Karolyn B. Whittlesey will pre-
sent Miss Alma Nelson in a degree
recital tonight at her studio, room 10.
Stormont building. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Fred Munson, Mrs.
Monte Campbell and Mrs. Norman
Grove.
The public is invited to attend the
piano recital to be given Monday night
of next week by Miss Helen Shaver.
department of fine arts of Washburn
college. The musicale will be given in
MacVicar chapel at S:15 p. m.
The program will be as follows:
Bach Prelude and Fugue, c minor
Beethoven Waldstein Sonata, op So
Allegro con brio
IntroduziOne rondO
Schumann Nachstucke, op %
Chopin
(a) Etude Revolutionary. OPP 10
OBJ Ballade, F minor, op 50
Chaminade $500. Scherzo, op 35
S ElSnt ens Concerto e; roin npaS on -
Andante sostenuto
Scherzo
Presto
Orchestral part on second piano
by Mr.. Boughton.
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A good friend of the S. r.. to whom
she hastens for consolation and to
whom she gives her confidence in her
ready with sympathy in assorted
styles to suit the occasion. The last
expression of understanding feeling
was found this morning on the S. r. $
DESK under the title, THE Society
Reporters Lament" Here is is:
oh the $. RS life is not happy, one;
g, In fact it's full of con lfen Woe
Unerringly. where and how far. to go.
Just when she has composed for social
Descriptions that should sure elate her,
BY some queer rickery of fate.
That dame will call up and berate her.
Oft times she scars in terms exalted,
And wonders, will my patron stand the
When. saints above, there comes mes
sage, saying,
Good as sample, but not half enough
When she praised bridegroom, as a man
Whom his sister ne'er had deemed as
Fond sister fumed with indignation,
Now. really, don't that beat the
SO the S. RS life, you see, is far from
Though She fondly hopes that in the
BY some benign and Heavenly dispense
ton
She may attain and be the Happy
farce will be given in the high
school auditorium Friday morning,
was written by Miss Marian Lerrigo
and Miss Marjorie Roby and is a play
let founded on the story of Robin
Hood
Miss Lucille Rosen will be the lead
ing woman, being the Golden Arrow,
and Mr. Fred Morley will have the
principal male role, as Robin Hood.
Others in the cast will be: Laura
Neiswanger, as Venus; Carl Rankin
as Cupid; William Macferran, Friar
Tuck; Willard Wear, Little John;
Manning Balch, Long John; Henry
Taylor. Skinny Sam; Randall Har
vey. first traveller; John Fay, second
traveller; Ph1l Lowry, Jester. Inc
archers will be Blaine Batty, Carl Mil
Ter, Edward Clark, James Irons and
Sol Gilberg. The arrows will be: Ruth
Larimer, Margaret Whittemore, Elsie
Saville, Ruth Tomlinson, Alberta
Stinson, Theo. Cobb, Gertrude Ford,
Dorothy Crichton and Dorothy Fos-
ter.
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The latest thing one hears of the
diversion of the hour in cards is
Gin" Everyone, of course, will go
on playing bridge and auction. and
this new Gin VIII sort of take the
place of Rummy, which is played here
and there while you wait. The game
is something like Rummy and can be
played by two or more Two decks of
cards are used so that the game can
be played continuously. While one
deck is being used, the other can be
shuffled.
Packs or melds are made of the
cards. Ten cards, one at a time, are
dealt to each player, and the twenty
first card, if only two are playing, is
turned face upwards on the table.
The first player has his choice of TAX
ing this upturned card or the top one
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed-wetting. There is constitutional