The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-25


Bartholomew was assisted by her help
ers in the department
The Bethany Specia1s-that is. the
girls who are taking special work at
the college, will give a party saturday
night for the other students, both day
pupils and boarderS. The party viii be
held in the gymnasium of the college
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Miss Mary Rodgers and Miss Fran
ces Hammatt will entertain a few OF
their young friends at a dancing party
at the Country club Saturday night
Miss Enid Strickler gave song re-
cital at Unity church Monday evening
before a large audience OF her friends
and people interested in her musical
progress. The program was short, and
was composed of songs, from some of
the older classic writer's and a group
of modern American composers
Nearly all of the songs were given IN
the English. Bizet number was
given in the French. and a staccato
! polka presented the chief technical
difficulties of the evening. Miss
Stricken was at her best last eve
ming in her first recital She has sung
at numerous social functions and be-
fore a great many of her friends, but
she had not previously appeared in
public recital She is endowed with .
good voice, readily responsive to
training, and she expects to continue
| her musical studies in Boston this
been studying with Mrs George w.
Parkhurst- She has been devoted and
hard working pupil" Mrs Parkhurst
said, and I am gratified that she did
herself justice in her concert tonight
The accomplishments for the songs
were played by Mrs. Robert Carver
I Miss Strickler was charming in
pretty gown of pink taffeta, with
short bodice and tiny sleeves of silver
net. The ushers carried flowers to
her after each group of songs. The
rostrum was decorated with spring
| blossoms and foliage.
The program in full, was as follows
Pentecost Cantata, Aria 1890 Bach
Du Bist die Rub (My Sweet Re
Haiden-Roslein hedge Roses) -.
.-............... Schubert
solvejg's Lied Sunshine song) :.
I'm Kabne 1in a Rosti '' GTieg
Les Pecheurs de Perles-Cavatina
Me VOLTA Seule Dams La Mutt.
Pezzo di Bravura (staccato Polka)
c Muluer
Flowers, Awake! Warner
In April Spross
To Flower ........ .Grant-Schaefer
A Garden Romance .Grant-Schaefer
The Birth of the Rainbow .Woodman
A Disappointment .... Woodman
The Seamstress Rich
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Mrs W. E. Atchison and Miss May
Clark entertained the Minerva club
Monday at the home OF Mrs. E q.
Foster. Mrs Atchison read a paper
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musical program was as follows:
Piano-The Witches Dance .Paganini
In the Halls Of the Mountains
Grieg
Miss Dorothy Durham
Vocal-Sister Fairest. Why Art
Thou Signing .Cadman
1 Said to the Wind of the South. 80.
Mrs. E. G. Brown.
E Fiano-Soeturne -..----.; ~. Chopin
Miss Ann Myers.
Vocal-O Lord of Life Salter
Mrs G. w Payne.
n no-Pretude.- --.--.-.-- -Debussy
Mrs LIE Roy Talbert.
Violin-Serenade .Czerwonskv
Mrs F. I. Richards
Vocal-Heart, Have You Heard the
News; Love, It's For Nothing Else
(From the Persian Love Lyrics)
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Mrs R. Parks Bennett.
Focal-Love's Awakening
Moszowski
Mrs A S. Daily.
Guests at the club were: Mrs. o. c.
Nelswender, Mrs J. NJ. Barnes OF
Br1dgeton, n. j.; Mrs. F. A. Rooster.
Mrs George Morehouse, Mrs Charles
Jones, Mrs. G. H Wood, Mrs Leroy
Talbert, Mrs. John McNown, Mrs
Charles j. Marshall, Mrs. F. A. DaIbv
Mrs b T. WEIGH, Miss Ann Myers.
MISS Josephine Doran and Miss Dor
othy Durham.
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Notes and Personal Mention.