The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs Quigley and children of
Sterling, Kansas will be me guests OF
their way home from the east
4 Topeka man says if the AmPhion
club could have gone 70 Hutchinson for
the contest no other chorus would have
been in it,
tain fraternity pin And sure enough
the pin appeared giiStening among the
folds of the bodice worn by one of the
attractive girls of the sorority, whose
home is in Topeka The man who
bestowed the pin is one of the Wash
burn Laws"
The Minerva club party which was
TO have been held next Monday has
of the Hubbard operalogue- The pic
mic viii be given May 20 at the home
of Mrs George Pritchard. and the
same arrangements with reference to
the picnic luncheon and the automo-
biIes will hold good for the post
poned party
During commencement week at
Bethany college there viii be a re-
union of the alumnae of the classes of
1915 and 1913 The guests will in
clude i number OF out-of-tcwu women,
who will be entertained at the school
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The Hubbard operaloSues which
have been announced Will be given
Monday of next week, afternoon and
evening. at the high school auditor
ium Mr. Hubbard has chosen for the
Three kings and Hansen and
GreteI." In the evening he will give
Norma Wanna" an opera taken from
a Maeterlfnck drama
The OperaIogues are expected to be
of educational value. as well as en-
PERTAINING, and students will be par
ticularly anxious to hear them Mr.
Hubbard irnpersonates all the cnarac-
tiers. giving the text in the spoken
word, while all the valuable music
of the production is rendered by the
pianist Thus the literary as well as
the musical appeal of the operas is
emphasized
Mr.. Hubbard gave The Love of the
Three Kings in Kansas City just after
that opera was surg there He is
stopping in Topeka on his way east
from California
Miss Juliet Hughes will leave the
last of the week for indianapolis, Ind,
to attend the wedding of her cousin,
Miss Jessie Georgia Wolff, and Mr.
John Roscoe Curry, which viii take
place May II The marriage will be
a large church affair. and Miss Juliet
Hughes has been asked to play some
violin selections before the ceremony
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs L H Wolff. and at one time
lived IN Topeka She is a niece of
Mrs J. w F Hughes
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The Kappa Sigma men of Wash
nurn VIII give a reception Friday aft
ernoon at the chapter house for the
mothers of the town men and the men
at the house, and also for the young
women friends of the members.
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Mrs Claude Neil gave a children's
party Wednesday afternoon for her
the little girls sixth birthday ami
versary. The favors were May bas-
kets filled with flowers The guests
were: Virginia Neil, Martha Kiene.
Alice McEntire, Helen McEntire, Vir-
GINA Welty, Mildred Stansfield, Lucy
Gibbs Jean Gibbs, Doris Kistler. Har-
riet Perry. Esther Flora. Virginia and
Frances Lindland. Bobby Schonberger.
Clinton Schonberger. Ed Fisher. Rich
ard McEntire, Mason Flora and
Claude Elmer Zen, IT..
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Julia Quatte
of Chicago to Mr. Arthur J. Rhodes
dergarten teacher in Chicago Mr..
Rhodes is a brother Of Mr. Howard
n Rhodes OF Topeka and is a civil
engineer and q graduate of the KAN
sas state' Agricultural college
Pupils of Miss Gladys Cav will give
a recital tonight at Unity church The
program will be as follows
ks.hsfine Jordan frances I,ernan
O' Mary Louise kirkpatrieR.
Ella May Howe
Quartet
a. Choral ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i. Bah
Isl 0' Dor Leeper: md Mary Louise
kirkpatrick: 3rd- Ella May Howe; 4th,
Margaret Bair
Sonata Adagio. sarabanda. Gavotta. :.
Katherine Jordan
Polish Dance -----.-----------Sc harwenka
George Greenwood
Virginia Squires
Song Without Words Louis krcn
Margaret Bair-
"a Wa I5- ------------G ries
Mandolin. Mr.. Alexander Relying: bal
lalaika. Miss Sedonia Regiing; dombra-
ling, guitar. Mr. A Aatz-
| Solo
| fa) A summer Evening. Mcintyre
| tbJ The Cello Player Mcintyre
Clique from Sonata y.--- Corelli
Miss Dorotha Leeper-
Frances isermsn.
Mr. Alexander Resiing.
Second Symphonic ---.------------D ancla
Miss Doroths Lsepes Miss Cav
Mrs A H Purdy and Mrs James
; Sproat have cards out for an at
home" Tuesday afternoon May %,
/ from 1850 to o'clock, to meet their