The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-05

tions that were put up for the COM
ing of the president left in place for
the sing Tuesday night. Marshalrs
band will play from 1870 TO 8. Miss
Mildred Hazelrigg will give an organ
solo, and there will be a number by
the quartet of TIE First Methodist
church, who are Mrs. Charles Wolff.
Jr.. Miss Elizabeth Anderson, Mr..
Bradley. The Washburn Glee club
will sing. There viii he a duet by
Mrs George Payne and Mrs Frank
P. Whitmore. Dean Horace White
house will lead the community sing
ing. Among the old songs on the
program are Aud Lang Syne, Amer
lea, Old Kentucky Home, Annie
Laurie, Tramp. Tramp. Tramp and
number of others. The tunes of these
songs are known to everyone, and the
words will be printed on programs
for distribution in the audience
The members of the board of man
agement of the federation and the
have seats on the platform
= + 1.
Mrs. W. c. McDonough will go to
Kansas City next week to attend g
sorority luncheon to be given Feb
ruary by the Eta Epsilon Gamma
alumnae. The party will be held at
the Auhlbach hotel
y -
DR.. and Mrs. c. Z. Hulett announce
the marriage of their daughter
Ethie Jane, to Mr.. A. z. Massion of
Chicago, which took place ia 80
y. NJ, January Is. Mrs Massion has
made heI home in Denver, Colo, the
pas two years. Mr.. Massion is con-
nected with a bonding company in
Chicago. where he and his bride will
make their home.
The music department of the To-
peka Federation of Women will have
a meeting Thursday morning at 10
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank
P. Whitmore. The program will be
in charge of Mrs. Charles Wolf
The Tivol club had a dancing party
Friday night at KeIlam hall Among
those who danced We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Henri Strawn. Mr.. and Mrs. Warrick
Updegraff, Mr.. and Mrs. william Col
linson, Mr. and Mrs kurtz IXellanl
Mr. and Mrs. Albert It. Reid, Miss
Jessie Burnett, Miss Elizabeth Hop
kins, Miss Carroll Thrall. Miss Harriet
Hill. Miss Mildred Fuller. Miss An
toinette Clark. Miss Marjorie Petro,
Miss Katherine Harrison, Miss Mar
Guerite Thrapp, Miss Elizabeth Edison.
Miss Dorothy Sproat, Miss Ruth
thompson MISS Mary samson, Miss
Antoinette West, Miss Charlotte West
Miss Ariel Nichols, Miss Dorothy
Nichols. Miss Moran Gatchen, Miss
Edith Cornell, Miss Dorothy Coe Miss
Katherine Dolan. Miss Helen Neese.
Miss Helen Lucas. Miss Marguerite
Nicholas, Miss Isabel Stewart. Miss
Ann Weightman, Miss Ruth Wood
Miss Gladys Neil. Miss Marjorie Mid
daugh. Miss Helen Welty, Miss Maude
McNey Miss Emma May Runnell Miss
Freda Belts, Miss Eazel Boast Miss
Beth Thompson. Miss Geraldine Riley.
Miss Margaret Suydam, Miss Marian
Williams, Miss Edwine Span Tucker of
Eureka, Miss Doris Rosser. Miss
Georgia Neese. Miss Irene Miller. Miss
Lois Stricken Miss Sicily Allison. Miss
Marjorie Blauh, Miss Nellie Solar. Miss
Louise Jacobs, Miss Helen Whitfield.
Miss Mary Paxton, Miss Nella Port
Sollars of Independence. No. Mr.. San
ford farrell. Mr.. Wayte Lyle, Mr. VIII
lard Bowman, Mr.. Don Taliaferro, Mr.. /
Wellington Culver. Mr.. Gale Morgan.
MI Paul Mowers, Mr.. George Gross. Mr.. |
J. Marshall Hite, Mr.. Richard Hall. !
Mr.. Ward Keller, Mr.. Eugene Will
pigue, Mr.. Joe Hull, Mr.. Kenneth
Adams, Mr.. H. 3. Agard. Mr.. ]. G.
Allison, Mr. Fred Beerbohm, Mr..
t-irlch Sharp, Mr.. William s. McCHn-
tock, Mr.. Harlow Hurley, Mr. Wilbur
Cole, Mr.. Earl Troberr, Mr.. George W. /
Rourke. Mr.. Chester Wahle, Mr.. Hugh
MacFarland Mr.. Willis Garvev Mr.. {
ralph Lewis. Mr.. James Brier. Mr.
JACK Erickson, Mr.. Robert Biene. Mr..
Stanley Copeland. Mr.. Roger Savage.
Mr.. Charles Kouns, MIR. Alden Weight
man, Mr.. Frank Fable, Mr.. Larry
Huey, Mr. Samuel Lux Mr.. Samuel /
Stewart Mr.. Russell Grimes. Mr.. ].
nelson Meade, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. /
kenneth Ogilvie, Mr.. Fred Rigby. Mr. /
Merrill Rutter, Mr. RO3ert button. Mr.
AIRED Bartel, Mr.. Charles Harlow, Mr.. I
Merrill Seger. Mr.. John Porter. Mr. /
victor Blakely. Mr.. Wendell Switzer.
Mr.. John Elliott. Mr.. Randolph
Adams, Mr.. John Marsh. Mr.. Klein
Mr. warren HUMPHREYS, Mr. John
Raster. Mr.. H r. Leland. Mr. E. c. !
Olanoer, IT., Mr.. John Perry. Mr.. Ken
neth Alexander, Mr.. George Bailey.
Mr. Kent Moneypenny, Mr.. Ted Lager
strom. Mr.. Frank Hetherington- Mr..
Mckee.
Mr.. B. H. Pugh and Mr.. Paul Pugh
Florida Mr.. Paul Pugh gave song
recital IN Miami recently, of which
the Miami Herald says:
Before an audience that cou1pletelv
flled the ball room and Hobbies of the
Halcyon hotel-speciany invited
guests of the management of the no.
tel-Paul W. Pugh OF Topeka, Kansas,
appeared in song recital Although
young man, Mr.. Pugh has a voice
W Mich shows the results of rigorous
schooling when animated by an un-
swerving ambition, grounded in con-
sclentious practice and inspired by in
telngent ideals The singers voice is
a baritone. more serviceable in dra-