The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-24

| kinSon, Mr. Philip Norman, MI. RaIpn
| oman. Mr. Leonard Brummage, Mr..
BERNARD DuMars, Mr.. Herbert Ta1bert.
Mr.. Fred Norris. Mr. Frank Daesch-
ner, Mr. John Elliott and Mr.. Leslie
Cable.
/ Mrs E. G. Foster will entertain the
ElweIl club Saturday at her home IN
West Sixth avenue. in compliment 10
Mrs Charles Bower. who has been
member of the club for some years
and who will leave soon to make ner
home in California
| The Queen Esther girls gave silver
| tea Thursday afternoon at the nome
of Miss Helen Claypool of PotWln
Place The Queen Esther girls are or
ganized to assist in home mission work
for the First Methodist church ana
they give parties to make money every
few weeks The guests yesterday were
received by Miss Claypool, and a mu-
president of the society. Miss sara
| Dwyer Miss Betty Bonebrake and
Miss Dorothy Hetherington sat at the
table and poured tea
The Sigma Alpha Iota sorority girls
had a spread at $50 o'clock THURSDAY
evening at the chapter house for the
new pledges, who are Miss Rutn SCOT
Miss Minnie Meyer, Miss F'reda Marsh,
Miss Gladys Heath and Miss Bernice
Goudy.
The meeting of Western Sorosis
which was to have been held at tne
home of Mrs. F. w. Watson saturday.
is postponed a week on account OF me
serious illness of Dr. Dorothy Nlcoii'
who is a member of the club.
x x X
Donald Thompson, the war photog-
rapher, left today for the west. ana
will return to Russia, by way OF emma
and Japan A number OF aruc tss
war district, will be exhibited in To-
peka soon.
Among the articles brought home
| by Mr.. Thompson was stone, ABOUT
two feet square, from Rheims cathe-
dral. The stone is part of the del
icately carved work from corner OF
the building, broken off in the bonn
bardment. Mr.. Thompson has given
the stone to Canon George Geisel, OF
Grace cathedral, Topeka, who will
/ give it to the church to be worked
into the wall of the new cathedral
| Below the stone will be a tablet with
an inscription concerning the procur-
/ ing of the piece The new cathedral
has stones and glass from number
| of the ancient cathedral churches OF
| England.
Mr.. Thompson and Canon Geisel
were both made honorary members of
| the Topeka Press club at its last meet
ing
X x X
A concert VIII be given tonight in
Assumption hall under the auspices
| of the Church of the Assumption.
The affair is directed by Miss Mary
Sands, and the program will be as
follows:
Orchestra, On the Avenue Pierson
H Veal seei no. Love in springtime- Ardit
Italian Boat f %Ps. r. Parks
Vocal Solo, A Dream ............ Bartlett
Mr. Alton
vocal Solo o.0i Believe Me. If Ali Those
~ EndeaEing Young Charms Moore
woman Is Uneh MISS saed, 'Nerdi
Impersonation, Roaming in the Cleaning
Mr. Powell.
Violin Solo, Romance from Concerto in D.
81, go Mr.. Wood.
Reading Selected Miss Bant f;.'-.''...'''-'
Vocal Solos, Group of Songs, Selected
| Mr.. Bradley.
Vocal Solo, Allah Be with Us-Just Be-
Mrs. Greenbaum
Orchestra, Golden Dawn. -...--.. Cobb
| Those who have been asked to take
part on the program are: Mrs. r.
| Parks Bennett. Mrs. Herman Green
! baum, Mr.. Darwin Bradley, Mr.. Tom
Powell, Mr.. Merle Alton, soloists;
Miss Clarabel Banta, reader; Mr.. Carl
| ton Wood, violinist; Miss Mary Sands,
harpist; Miss Annie NJ. Parry Bundy.
accompanist. The members of the or
| chestra are: Miss Dorotha Leeper,
| first violin; Miss Leota Harper, sec
ond violin; Miss Helen Leeper. cello;
Mr.. Lewis kerle, string bass; Mr.. En-
NETT Shumway, cornet; Mr. James
Freddy, trombone; Miss Bundy, piano.
| y X X
Mrs. H A. Auerbach entertained a
few friends at tea Thursday afternoon,
| to introduce her guest, Mrs. Edward
y
very quiet, as Mrs. Auerbach is in
mourning. and is not going out socially
this season. She and her family and
her mother. Mrs. A. B. Deutsch, ex-
pect to spend part of the winter in
California. and Mrs. Deutsch will
probably go to Honolulu for the late
winter and spring.
X
Miss Mildred Fuller entertained at
a small tea this afternoon in compli-
ment to Mrs. Grady Montgomery. who
will leave soon to make her home in
| Hollywood, Cal. The guests were a
few of Mrs. Montgomery's intimate
friends.
The Music Study club met Thursday
with Mrs. c. A. Wolf. The progra m
was as follows:
Mrs. ]. johnson
LIE Pays Lointain .-.a,..... .sjorgren
MISS Ethel Grant
The Mysterious Finite. .Sjogren
| Mrs. c. E Bair
Dufre D'ai Mrs. W. ii. Bowlby Las''0
Rida Tida Ranka .Ekenberg
Necken Hanson
Mrs. Johnson
Ou the sea 81 ORfeQ
In the, Wood Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. J. F. Kaho
Divided Love. Ejerulf
Mrs. Harry Pribble
Vaggsang- Tor Aulin
Miss Gladys Cav
klara Sejerna WetteriinG
Mrs. johnson
nOHdtd SJORfe1
Mrs. Harry Tasker
Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal Ouilter
Spinnerliedchen MISUNDERSTANDING.
Minuet, La Phyllis. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Ethel Coover