The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-15

ence Davis OF Topeka, or Nauonal
Park seminary; Miss Evelyn Rora-
] baugh. Miss Nellora Powell, both of
Wichita, attending Paramount semi
nary; Miss Elanore Patterson of In
dependence. attending Bristol semi
nary; Miss Pauline Lemon of Pratt,
attending the Colonial School for
Girls: Miss Geraldine Litchfield Of
Independence. attending Madeva's
School for Girls; Miss Irma Tracy OF
Wichita, attending Washington col
| lege, and Miss Dorothy Havice of In
dependence, attending Belcourt semi
nary.
The Minerva club had a meeting
Monday at the home of Miss Edna
| Haywood, with Mrs. w. T. Davis as
assistant hoste SIS. The musical pro-
gram was as follows:
Madrigal .......... Chaminade
Mrs G. w Payne
Out on the Deep ........ Lohn
Mrs. Earl Brown.
Noirs Papillons Massenet
Miss Elsie Chapman,
Miss Eleanor Bartel--
The Heart of Her .--.-.-.-. Cadman
Miss Myrna Orner.
Mrs. F.. I. Richards, Miss May Clark.
The paper of the afternoon was
| Type Studies of the Scotch Mrs.
|
pc and chose as her study James
Barrie, reviewing his play "A Twelve
! Pound Look.
The guests of the afternoon were
Miss Lulu Greenough, Miss Elsie
Chapman and Miss Myrna Orner.
A feature of interest about the pro-
gram to be given Thursday night by
Miss Ruth Miller at the Grand opera
house is the fact that a once noted
! i Of N,ic 1Cf brill q nj
pupils are IN prominence as COM
posers of numbers to be played. They
are E. Guirand and Debussy. Debussy
is one of the greatest musical impress
sionists and is bent upon portraying
some new fantastic beauty in each
new composition. He is original, and
his work reflects his personality.
Mr.. Whitaker, the accom- PIANIST, is
| to play Is,e Joyeuse, which is consid
cred a masterpiece of this composer.
| Mr.. Whitaker is using it as a last
number of group of solos. He shows
keen artistic judgment in using
piece so full of individuality.
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The pipe organ concert to have been
| given tonight by Mr.. Lemare at the
Auditorium has been called off on ac-
count Of the performers illness. Mr..
Lemare has telegraphed his regret at
being unable to give his recital to-
night. Those who have bought tick
cts can get a refund of their money
at Guilds music store.
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living moving picture show will
be given tonight at 7;45 O'Clock by
some of the members of the Woman's
society of the First Congregational
church. at the church building. The
ushers and those taking part in the
show will be dressed in colonial cos
tune. The ushers are: Mrs. Howard
Van Dorp, Miss Ruth Wood, Miss
Mary Burnett, Miss Belle Evarts, Miss
Ruth Hawkes., Miss Helen Hawkes.,
Miss Ramona kirkpatrick, Miss Stark,
Miss Reddick and Miss Weide. Miss
Florence Campbell will play the or
gan, and the members of the cast are:
Mr.. H. L. Shirer, Mrs. Ralph Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Searle, Miss
Allison Shaver, Mrs. Arthur Hender-
son, Mrs. w. F. Bowen, Mrs. Charles
NJ. Sheldon. Miss Majel Langhart Miss
Iris Langhart. Miss Virginia Mccoy,
Mr.. J. P. Wahle, John TaSker, George
Greenwood, George Wheeler and
some Hawaiian singers. The members
of the committee in charge of the en-
tertainment are: Mrs. Lewis Green
wood, chairman, Mrs. w. D. Storrs,
Mrs. Ralph Moore. Miss Martha VAL
entine. Miss Lillian Valentine, Miss
nellie Graham, Mrs H. Ward Page,
Mrs. II. w. Putnam, Mrs. Howard Van
Dorp, Mrs Matt Campbell. Mrs. NJ.
Langhart, Miss A. Marston, Mrs O.
Mccormick and Mrs. E. T. Barstow
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Mr.. Paul Lawless, who is at the
head of the voice department of the
College of the Sisters of Bethany, will
give a song recital Wednesday night,
February %, at the First Baptist
church.
Mr.. Lawless has been again engaged
to sing with the Minneapolis Sym
phony orchestra, and will do solo
work for them during the sea son Of
spring musical festivals.
Miss Mary Sharp entertained her
, club at luncheon Monday. Mrs. c. l.
Martin and Mrs. J. B. Doncyson sub
The students in the College of the
Sisters of Bethany will have cos
tune dance Friday evening. The af-
fair will be Martha Washington
party.
The Grade Teachers club will have
their annual banquet Friday evening
of this week. at $3.50 O'Clock.
will entertain.
The kindergarten department of
Grace cathedral Sunday school will
give a party Tuesday night. Fe brua ry
%. The proceeds from the party will
be used to apply on the amount the
class is pledged to give for the cathe-
dral building fund.
The class had a party Saturday
afternoon at the guild hall, and the
! children who attended were: Heller
Bunger, Alfred Cort, John Davis
Lucille De Pass, Robert Haig, Eliza
beth Hampstead, Sara Ewart, limo
gene Holloway. Gertrude Jacobs
Stanley Jacobs, William Marshall
George Medlicott James Hall, Charlie.
Rehkopf. Harriet Perry, Hazel Smith
Robert Smith, Frances Rigby, Betty
Jane Wagstaff, Robert Warwick. AL
bert Wilson, Arthur Wilson, Heller
Wilson, Cleo Camuse, Betty Jan,
Kendall. Marjorie White, FIorenc,
McKeever. Frances Tasker, PhiliI
Kaye, Barbara Kaye, James Keise
and William Maxwell.