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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13

necks. Mr.. Copeland played the gui-
tar with the steel piece to hold the
tones and the other played the native
ukelele Miss Bonebrake has been IN
teresting herself in primitive music,
and took some special instruction from
the leader of the Hawaiian band that
was in Topeka a few weeks ago.
A group of young women were
flower girls, and distributed to all the
guests the lei wreaths. These assisting
girls were: Mrs. Edwin Campbell,
Miss Marguerite KoontZ, Miss Bernice
Emahizer and her guest, MISS Maurlne
stevenson of Salina. Mrs. Roy Thomp-
son. Mrs Charles Wolff, jr., and Miss
Edna Hopkins. They wore the mod
ernized costume for young Hawaiian
women, consisting of light blouses with
bright colored skirts and tied with
loose sashes. The skirts were of yell
low or blue or rose or green. Their
hats were small, fat sailors, wreathed
with flowers.
Four young girls wore brown, close
fitting suits, to resemble the, color of
the native complexion, and over the
suits were rope skirts. They wore
their hair hanging loose about their
shoulders, and their arms were bare.
The girls were Miss Mary Paxton,
Miss Helen Lucas, Miss Elizabeth Ed
son and Miss Dorothy Crane. The
girls made their own suits. Three lit
tie girls who danced the Hula Hula
also wore rope skirts over the brown
suits. They were Isabel Smith. Jean
Koontz and Edna Peppmyer.
The dinner was served in the club
rooms and on the screened porches.
During the dinner hour music was
furnished by the Imperial orchestra OF
Kansas City, a colored orchestra.
Following the dinner, the orchestra
was stationed on the porch and sang
a few numbers. A trio composed OF
Mr.. Charles Kouns, Jr., Mr.. Stanley
Copeland and Mr.. Edwin Campbell
played two numbers. Miss Marguerite
Gohlke, dressed in a loose white cos
tune, with wreaths in her hair, SANG
Bird of Paradise" with the uke1ele
accompaniment. A second trio of Miss
Clyde Bonebrake. Mr.. Allen Sells and
Mr.. Edwin Campbell played and Mr.
Sells gave two vaudeville songs. Mis-
Alice Merriam of Kansas City sang al
Hawaiian song, accompanying on the
ukelele. Another trio number wa:
played by Mr.. Campbell, Mr.. Koun.
and Mr.. Copeland, followed by the
Hula Hula dance. The little girls o
the dance were trained by Miss Mar
guerite Koontz, who also assisted Mrs
Walker in arranging. the other mum
bers of the program. The Hawaiian
farewell song, which is always SUM
for the passengers on outgoing steam
ers in the harbors of the islands, wa
given by Miss Gohllxe, with the en-
tire company singing the chorus will
her. During the last song coIoret
streamers were thrown from the per
formers to the company on the law
| and the porch, and from the guests t,
the village Then the electric light
were turned off and a tableau formed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13

Chicago, July 13.-Fritzi Scheff and
champagne were contributing factors
to the discord in the musical family of
Steindel, according to the testimony
of Mrs. Charlotte Steindel in a Chicago
divorce court.
Until last August the Steindel house
hold comprised Mrs. Steindel now di-
rector of the orchestra at the Fine
Arts theater; Ferdinand Bruno Stein
del, pianist, now in vaudeville, and
their baby daughter, Lucille.
FRITZ Scheff, the Viennese prima
donna, was only one of a number of
women with Bohemian temperaments
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13

with whom her husband liked to dine
and drink, Mrs. Steindel said.
I'VE quarreled all the time because
he spent his money and failed to pay
the household bills said Mrs. Stein
del when 1 reproached him for
spending his money on champagne for
other women he would strike me. 1t
got so bad that he beat me daily.
"Once he dragged me out of bed,
threw me into the parlor and refused
to let me back into the bedroom to
sleep that night. I left him twice
before we finally separated, but there
was a reconciliation each time and he
signed an agreement to be good
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13
AT The THEATERS
At the Iris

At the Iris
The favorite of the Iris, Mary Pick
ford, will be seen today in Little
PaF' in which she is given the chance
to play her best part that of a primi-
tive loving girl The Paramount Pic
tographs figure in the Iris progra m
today and tonight The matinee to-
morrow will be The Man From Bitter
Root" in which william Farnum Is
starred.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13
EAST SIDE

Notes and personals from East Side.
by Frances Jones. 211 Grattan street,
telephone between 8 and 10 g. M. $3.50;
other hours, 4751 K-2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13
AGONY COLUMN

Thirsts,-Meet me at Batman's to-
day at 1870, but If you can't be there
then come sure at S.30.-W. J. r.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13

Mr.. Ralph Peterson spent Sunday in
Miss Ruth McClintock is entertaining
sixteen Young ladies at tea this afternoon
in honor of Miss Ethel Peck of Chicago.
Miss Edith Campbell will arrive tom or
row from Cleveland, Ind. and Will be the
guest of Mrs. p. l. Bonebrake
The Nautilus club are having a picnic
at Garfield park this afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13
Fish in S>allop Shells
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

By CONSTANCE CLARKE.
OF shells Of
u carefully bread crumbs then of
ing nsn and one OF ncaronl then an
AN .,.so. other Offs and
pun" VI - over
saated WAFER nen H. in
six scallop
To-morrow-Chocolate Cream Pie
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13
SANTA FE

Notes and personals from Santa Fe.
by Frances Jones, 211 Grattan street,
telephone between and 10 a. M. $3.50 |;
other hours, 4T51 K-2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13
Looking Blackboard In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

DR.. and Mrs George P. Ashton enter
tanned large number of friends last
evening at a musicale complimentary to
Miss Mabel Day. of Mention, Cole The ne
sweet meas. White nasturtiums were used
in the dining room. The porch n. and lawn avn
refreshments were served on the lawn The
party Included: Miss Mabel Day; MIS-, MISS
Whitelock, Miss Libbie Hazlett Miss Edna
Morehouse, Miss Lillian Tefft, Mss Mss
Ceorgiana WATSON, Miss Jean Frost, Miss
Margaret Bear Miss Gertrude Dean, MISS
Marv Moon, Miss Winifred Wagner, Miss
Mabel Chase, Miss Edna Crane, Miss Lou
Sbumate, Miss Bernice Mcdonald, Miss
Edna McClintock, Mr.. David Lakin; Mr.
Tom Clements Mr.. Frank Sheldon, MI. J.
Keller, Mr. Frank Davis, Mr.. Ben Blythe,
Mr.. Dean Low. Mr., Walter smith, Mr..
Adams, Mr. Al Frost MI TSo Erred MEG MGGif I'm
Harry Howe. Mr.. Ernest Council, Mr..
Harry Bennett. Mr. win Wad i.ESsti Me-
oscar woolverton. My- Homer Low, Mr..
Floyd Mcdonald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13

Lawn Hose at Forbes'.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13

The Chancel Chapter of Grace Cathedral
held a special meeting at the church
Yesterday afternoon and decided to give a
lawn fete the twenty third on the Bethany
grounds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13

The marriage of Miss Ruth Tim
mons of Wichita end prof. Edmund ID
Gresham of Lawrence took place
Wednesday morning at the home OF
the brides parents.
Professor Gresham is a member OF
the faculty of the Kansas State uni
vsrsity, and is known to number OF
Topeka people.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-13

Mr.. Charles S. Gleed is in Mont
pelier. VT, where he was one OF the
speakers Wednesday at meeting Gel
ebrating the one-hundred and twenty
fifth anniversary of the admission OF
Vermont into the Union. Men OF ma
tionaI prominence were on the pro,
gram including Major Gen. Leonard
Wood of the United States army ana
John Barrett, director-general of the
u m a.1.ica1 union.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

bot Oic midiiaileu ineoi5iiiidlcn YIN
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Ionf mid pirft. Nlciitens per6olteg
mir Inns gan5 till, ober pent ic) nlid
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

itc9 nidt beralsipa8cn, Deun er iiird.
tet onB Die beioen gllteu i'm fuloeu T
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
.lienncn 5n 9yiulico.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

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ten gnii &br llrteil miiroe id ulidl
rcrloiien Qari idj Gle bitten mir of.
len 5ll iaBcn ob Sie IN Dem &cie,
nocr Ben Reoen nicincs 8atcrs irgelo
ct!pas glbion0crlic1cS finOcn2"
SD fenne S6rrn @atcr crit felt 70
lilr5er 8eit, 6rduleiii ga Groir. oaB
id) mirfliA nidlt-"
DgSobl Dobr nber Sie babcn in
Der g9elt gelebt, Sie fcnneli oie sQicn
idleu. Sogen Sic mir Sbre anfrid'
tiae Qlciunia
npot iin oeni oos g9cieli S6re3
&oterS IN letter Belt ucrdloertyr
nSie Diir0eu 0os ndjt irageII, Bat.
ten Sie i'm nocb Dor cinem 1albcn
eSabr getaun; Scit icincr 3ronfbeit
1T cr wie ausgetmlibt"
(5ortIcBiua foI0t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
glus Sem Suuereu WiarBlau0's nro
ben nnarcu5enocn Sta0tcu.
6rau qfi5o0ci9 Sorring

6rau 0li5o0ct6 Norriug
tom bcitattet
SH 9iaoiioH Ni0 iono aeicra
Sornitiaa Ste 9eeroi9un1 bon
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ter ocs eiouuerneiWs BON .Olornlano.
iiaii &aiior 99illinm Nofinou 6islt
Sic 1rauerieicr ab Tic &o1riid
ringer iuareu sic iolacnocn Seuen:
@ouucrncm @arrinaion Ssiuocr
gRilliom uuo 9cniomin 6orrinalon,
96bur Der Ga9in9citieocnen Or
@0mar0 Smith BON Baltimore, Gin
Gnfcl inns g9 a Smii6. cnt Shwic.
gerio6n
Gin 6cfonntcr 3citungs.
mnnnQci iiorbcn.
An @6ilaoelp6io iior6 au ciuer
Compilation non Nronfhciicu Ncrr
@arro g Scu6art ser Siooircoo
icu Scr u2orf Iiipoth port Eo
Ger &criiorbcuc NOR lange Sohrc
3eitiuasnioun aeweicn uno iiau9 in
giier oon 53 &obrcn
Ncrlcbt icincn @rii0cr TEL
bcnsQcfdbrlic1
SoDn Z Eoloina 23 Sabre alt.
ldoB aelteru oui iciucn inn 3iuei
Sabre dliercn 9miOcr Srauf III oeu
Stale oeS &auloina'ihen Soiics IN
9lariIns6ura @ -9ay m0 pcuuuaf
oetc ocacl6cu lebcu59eio6riA Dic
nm9eu Scute iin0 Die Sobnc oes 5es
tannien repnblitoniiden Sii6rers
eaul0ina gsic 9ln0cboriGc ou
6amilie crtldrieu ioll Is uie0crbolf
gpiidcu ocn bei0en Nrii0ern 3u 9e
herelen Qetonlncn ieitaho 6ei elmer
ssicocrboltimg ciues iolrQeu 2nliritts
ioll So6n \ 4olIoina iim, icnen
Sruoer ucrlpunOct ha6eil
Cie anael Drama Sem fmgcn
9imno IN oie redtc 9lnacntloppc
Gin m06rcn0 elm 3peiics @eiGoB oen
Gla9eh trai imo sic Seber perleRte
gn lcuem Aultomen 5uciieln pic
gler5ic Soln 2 &ouloina lit in go.
INSTRUMENTATION acnomnei mor0en
nadoem e. iid Ser @oli5ei be5mei
iclt iir gye6r geieBt bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01


Tic Godcieler &e60roe 5u e3ic.
0nasUeen iol 6co6iidiigcL orci
Qliaioncu Collars 3ur Gupcitc.
pua uno @loocrniiirna Scr me.
0iimiiden 6atrtdt 5u 9ebcu
Stcne 9eiidti0in9 luar BON oer
luiueriitdt 6ia6cr 5u cr0altcu
gIns 5luerldii0cr Giicllc ucrloiitcic
aciicrn ooB Sic glagcueinc Gr5ic.
hungs Scb0roc Scr 9iodcicacr Stif-
hng lid init Dem @eoonfci trdgt
100000 iiir grmeiiermGspldue
ser ncoi5inihcu 5afulidt ser &o6us
Nopiins llnipernidt go iiiitcn.
gScnn 0icic Ghotiahe iib 6cwo6r6ci
ten iolltc. iuiirOe baltimore 5u ciHcnt
Scr be0cutenoiicn Gldbc ouf meoi5i
niidcm @cbictc in Der aon5cn geclt
weroon Or 9lbra6am Ncrncr. ser
Niilis Sclrctdr Der @e6or0e, le6ntc
cs Qellcrl ob. In oicler @inliht ir-
8cu0 cine 9rildruug o65u0e6en uu9
ebenio Diilltcn lid oih ollie alit0lie
Scr Der llniocriitot in iicicS Sbiuci.
gcn iibcr 0iclcs S1clna Gs Derlau.
tcte abcr, OoB sic 9lodcicler Stii-
ting icit 9craumcr 3cit bcgounen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

town lmiBeriitdts Goipital acihoiit
uerocn
Sic Goroners @cidiporcncn 6os
aen III oent 6olle bon Gaic 3 9lioos
rc. 9ir 1929. @ @5troBe, 9}@ elm
&er0iit auf lhliaa ob. Nloorc mar
non iciacHl Diotorrao On ser Gde Der
3 nno @.aroBe aciiiir5t luo Bate
eincn Sddoelbrud crliitcn Dem en-
fir3 nah 0cm llniaae im @oipitalc
crla8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

esSd iaa' nic6ts peiier, pabrbaitil
niAt
Die Sad)e iit nduilib 70 W2eir
Ncrr ipill, Dab id ibln nod eincil
,Slnaen bcrbciiMaife. BON meinsi
1ortc, init oen ioll i'd Damn lc6lofcn
a1o dtbeitcn luo er bc5a5lt i9i piC
Wid pcriitbit ou24
uS,o la"
u9l6er mas mir tim iollen. ooS
ahnit 0ii ntc5t Gonn einmal qou3
nche beran es 1T ooc6 fein 5pitcl
ii Der gldfr2~
8aus iah iit6 oilgiilidb nm
Der Serr gi6t mir ie6r obiouocr.
lidc Auftraae, filbr sSobnp fort
&innal bobe ic6 oen aan5en Eog Gin
Sans bcmadt eiii dn0erndl bin ice
einen a2enihen onrh Sic babe Stoot
aacbgegangen nber er oiriie mid
niht iebell lln0 Iebt, yiagtc ct az,
heiunisDoll Diolleu mir oielleidlt be8
iemono eiliteigeu iino iins nidlt foits
sen lciien
u@eiter niGts, " beriebtc Sous Der.
aAtIib mas babe i'd idon eetait
fit Die Sitter 0orun gcbore i5 nl1
3i Dem Groen@
Cine ghin0c ip1tcr itanoensSobnuD
Dcaan iiu0 oer 3crr niit Der hlon0cn
Bcrilde 8iIiammen tn 0er tleinen
aamnlcr tuclhc %obnnp bciuobntC,
felt er iiidlt niebr 5tieieIpnRer mar
.Gr iit oa it 6abc ibn fro6lodtc
Der Sun6c piles babe ic5 aenun 70
9euaebt pie Sie es mir rictcu pno Ell
bat "a aeglaubt EroB ieiner idrcf
lidlcn 9llgit Dor ser @roBnnliter iuo
ocul altcn 5ioen 1T er NIT mir oapon
1elaiei Sie pollt@I cinen glnar.
Often ans ibn maHeH SNledt gc-
aAg iii's ibm iciu Ncbtaa ergoRgcu
ar iagt er iUcIb riti einual, 90 0lel
dlte pirfleb ieiuc CDfoBnluiter iit~
a1n 6aii Define ade iebr gut 9c
Hladlt. Sobnn1. " aate ppr blonoc
perr obelie touGt ibr nod bier 8u
nnlrlcn idllafeu lno W0raen Jorge idl
ilr ein anoeres Gnariier @ir mer
BEN ben s5un9cn il1on ene &eile gan5I
till baltep t9mep; bon lelblt Wlro er