The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-13

GIenwood Jones the parts Of Isaac and
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Rhoads, of SO
West Thirteenth street. entertained
their bridge club, with the following
persons present DR.. and Mrs. For
rest Kutz, Mr. and Mrs Thomas L
King, Mr.. and Mrs Donald E Stod-
dard, Mr.. and Mrs Paul E Hopes.
Mr. and Mrs Elna Frantz. Mr. and
Mrs Ray E Walker. Mics Elizabeth
Manning, of Waterloo. Iowa
Mr.. Herman Springer the parts Of
Eiiezer- The PROGRAM.
Ior D.vs Golden sS SIar1 L
--...-. Evensong and Chorus
The Daughters of the City Come
u-s, -. :; y. ,,; Bass air, Mr. Springer
Flow Its Waters-Soprano Solo
observation-disclosures Miss Kouns
49, Miss kouns and Nj Springer
----.-.-..---..- Miss kouns and Chorus
Scene H.
With OVERLOOKING Heart-Tenor solo,
The Brides March. Piano and Organ e
Oh Flowers Of the Verdant Lea-Duet -
...-,-,s-. Miss kouns and Mr.. Jones
frO'ee' fhem asmisnfy 49, Chorus
The Music Study club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs Morton Albaugh
on Harrison street. Debussy was the
composer studied The program was
as follows.
En- Bateau .Debussy
Mrs Albaugh-
Mrs W. H. Bowiby. e''ee'
Mrs c. E Bair.
Mrs Harry Tasker ''
Mrs. N. f. Layeock. s'
Cathedral in Gloom .Debussy
The Little Shepherd .Debussy
Mrs. W. L waynick-
The Girl With the Flaxen Hair Debussy
Miss Gladys CAV
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The women of the Kansas Equal
Suffrage association is deeply interest,"
ed in sending large delegation from
this state to take part in the great
woman suffrage parade to be held in
Chicago the opening day of the T1a-
ticEal Republican convention
The Wichita women have effected
a permanent organization to be at
fllsted with the State Equal Suffrage
League, and they are arranging for q
delegation to the parade from that
city Mrs Cyrus Mccormick, II, of
Chicago, is now visiting her son, Cyrus
Mccormick III, and his young wife,
in Wichita, and will assist in making
the preparations for the delegation
from that city.
There are already about 10000
women in Chicago and near Chicago
who have registered as marchers in
the parade A special train will take
the Kansas delegation over the Santa
Fe- if there are zoe members of the
party. A great many more than that
number are expected to 60 All the
delegates to the Republican conven-
ton are asked to take their wives or
daughters with them. and those
women will probably march
Mrs Noble Prentis, who has charge
of the work for the Kansas section to
be conducted in Chicafo, writes that
she is in touch with the president of
the Chicago Kansas Day club, and
that the women members of that or
ganization will join the parade. Mrs.
Albrecht Marburg Is chairman of the
parade work for Kansas. and anyone
who expects to be in Chicago at that
time. either attending the convention,
visiting friends. or taking a vacation,
can communicate with her, and ar
range for a place in the parade
Mrs L L Corbin is at the head of
the parade committee for Lawrence,
Mrs Fanny Cooper Atkinson. for Par
sons.
All OF the women in the parade will
wear white dresses and black shoes
Ths: hat to be worn is a white sailor
with a yellow band. and yellow
cape to be worn around the shoulders
vii complete the costume for the
march The hat and cape will be pro-
vided by the Chicago women at cost
OF % cents each. This provision is
made SO that the costumes will be
uniform. The women in the Kansas
section will also wear sunf1owers-
Every band in Chicago will play for
the parade, and the Kansas women
are asked to take a band with them to
furnish music for their section
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Among the good looking. bright To-
peka children is Marshall Hall. who Is
living temporarily in ST. Joseph. No,
and has just returned to that city
after a visit to his grandmother. Mrs.
Emma. Sells Marshall The little boy
I is seven years old and is a pupil of the
a class 0f the third era de of the ura n,