The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-08


ity to he a good sight reader, may
lack the natural development of the
hand to enable them to gain technique
as readily as the students with the
normal hands. or they may lack any
one of a half dozen other require
ments- So in order to be perfectly
balanced students they must over
come probably one or more natural
weaknesses. In many cases the stu
dent has a natural dislike for some
one feature of the work which he
must do to be a well round musician.
Each year that the pupil fails to mas
ter his weakness, the more difficult
becomes the task.
Mrs. Clithero will give two recitals
Friday night at her studio, 912 Fill
more. The students who receive GER
tificates for one and two years will be
presented at 7:45. The advanced
work, includes the work of Miss Har-
riett Hill and Miss Florence Wolf,
who will furnish the six years work
and receive teachers certificates in
the spring
First year, Junior Sweet, Hester
Morrison, Carrie Hughes.
Second year, Hazel Houser, Hazel
Staple, Mabel Hastings, Thomas
Hughes, Dorothy Stanley OF Marceline,
Third year, Hazel Menehan, Ruth
A1thoff. Florence Jasperson.
Fourth year. Stanley Clithero.
Fifth year, Harriet Hill
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Mrs Ida A. Prescott gave a parry
Monday afternoon for her son, George
Wesley, in honor of his tenth birthday
anniversary, at the home of her
mother in Fillmore street. The
guests were: Fay Berthart, Dorothy
Reynolds, June Whitlock, Catheryn
/ Ramsey. Catherine Jones, Elizabeth
/ Noll, Margaret Krauer, Pauline
Franklin. Evelyn Benner. Elizabeth
/ Berthardt, Frederick Walker, Louis
Dimcnt. DaIbert Berthardt, Charles
Cunningham, Winfield Romig, Beverly
Moore, Mitchell Foster, Raymond haV-
/ Hand, George Prescott and Harry
Lake Mrs Prescott was assisted by
Mrs. A H. Knauer. Mrs. w. F. Lake
and Mrs. George Knauer.
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Little Lois Emily Wolcott invited
some of her friends to her home on
Garfield avenue Tuesday to help her
celebrate her sixth birthday. The lit
tie friends who came were: Robert
Day, Robert Hagan. Norris and
Dwight Brookens, Ruth, Evelyn and
Edwin O'Donovan, Mildred Lee
Helene Van Horn. Frank Day Boyd,
Justine Boyd. Charles Bush, julius
Lyman Goldsmith, Frances Burdeli
and Lowell Baker. Mrs. June Chap
man entertained the children by tell
1 ing them stories and Mrs. Ray kienc
OF Nalencld dsslSteu MIS- WoiSO'e III
entertaining.
Mrs. T. A. Beck entertained the
members of the E. o. w. club at
bridge yesterday afternoon Mrs. F,
w. Cline substituted for Mrs. Cecilia
Fordyce, who is absent from the city.
Others at the t" bles were Mrs. F. =.
Gufbor. Mrs. George Handley. Mrs. r.
NJ. Spivey, Mrs. Silas Rain. Mrs. H. \.
sternberg and !. Mrs. J.. D, A. Valentine
One small boy who doesn't like the
idea of giving up candy during Lent. or
rather having sister do it, which is
/ about as bad as it cuts off much of
/ the supply, usually available to him,
calls this "Cinder Wednesday.
There are no charges for The recital
which is to be given by the advanced
pupils of the music department of
4 Washburn college this evening. The
| following program will be given:
BerceuSe CHOPIN
March of the Dwarfs. Grieg
Fac Buckle.
Sonata in D Minor (Maestoso-Al-
Roscoe Dawson
Des Baches Weigenlied .... Schubert
Hazel Means
'''''S Mildred Ramsey.
Meditation from That's. Massa net
Mrs Charles Gardner
Duet, Sulraria lie Nozze di Figaro>
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mozart
Misses Mae and clara Beaver.
Elizabeth Hopkins.
Sonata No. Oh Adagio, III Scher-
zo) ............ Guilmant
Goldie Smith (class Of 1850
Tarantelie t,rcde M,rsi, Nic0oe
o Sole Mic (Neopolitan Serenade)-
The NightingaIe's Song. 49,. Nevin
Uarda Baird.
hoS7hr' Mrs. E. H. Anderson.
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The musical program for the Ninth
| NeSperS service next Sunday afternoon
has been announced. 1t will be the
cantata "Olivet to Calvary" Miss Nell
/ Kouns will return from Chicago in
order to sing one of the leading parts
in this cantata.
Miss Mary Gillies will entertain al
auction bridge tonight at her home
1880 Harrison street in compliment to
Mrs William Price, a bride of few
weeks, Mrs. Price was formerly Miss
:. Ruth Augden. The guests will be only
a few close friends of the honor guest
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Mrs. !. b. Doncyson entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club this
afternoon at her home. 900 Yves
Tenth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. White of 100
Western avenue announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Elsie, to DR.
Wilbern A Reid of Kansas City, Mo
The wedding took place at the Church
| of the Assumption at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning.
The bride was attended by Mrs. Err
win Snattinger as matron of honor
| n Crook
Miss Maxine Middleton was the flowe!
girl.
The bride raduated from the To
peka high school and, in music, un
der Miss Whittlesey. The groom is
graduate of the State Agricultural col
Iege at Manhattan and of the kansas
Dental college in Kansas City.
fer the 1I.nGGiIlc there