The Topeka state journal., 1916-05-20

faculty members were special guests.
The scene of the party was the high
school gymnasium, which was decor
ated to resemble a garden FeStoonS
of morning g1ories and vines hung
from the electric lights. The windows
were banked with porch boxes of fern
and Snilax, and the balcony was made
into japanese tea garden, furnished
with rugs, settees and tables Vases
filled with yellow and purple iris
stood on the tables.
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The picture shown this afternoon
at the Iris theater for the childrens
matinee was 1.-The Patchwork Girl of
o." movie greatly pleasing to chill
dren-
A student recital given in Unity
church by pupils of Miss Gladys Cav,
was well attended by an enthusiastic
audience. One of the numbers that
was especially pleasing was duet by
Katherine Jordan and Frances 1ser-
man, two young girls, whose ensemble
playing was notably good Katherine
Jordan also played a difficult number
that she had entirely memorized.
Correli sonata. Interest eentered in
two little tots who played, Virginia
Squires and Alice Voiland, who gave a
duet, an old and classic number. with
a surprising amount of dignity. A
quartet of older girls that played well
were Miss Dorotha Leeper, Miss Mary
Louise kirkpatrick, Miss Ella May
Howe, Miss Margaret Bair. They
played two numbers, Chorale, by
Back, and an air by Handel. Miss
Leeper showed ability in leading the
quartet as we'll as in her solo work.
George Greenwood played Polish
dance with a good deal of spirit. and
Miss Margaret Bair. who gave solo
number. played with expression and
refinement.
A pleasing variety was given to the
Quintette, led by Mr.. Alexander Reg
Cling. playing two selections from
Grieg. Mr.. Reggling also played solo
creditably. The closing number was a
duet, Second Symphony, by Dancla,
played by Miss Leeper and Miss Cav.
The accom- panimentS were played by
Miss Frances CAV
An outstanding trait in Miss Cav S
recital was the seriousness with which
the pupils approached their tasks. and
the lack of any appearance of show
ing OFF, an accomplishment.
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Miss Mabel Jones entertained guests
at cards Friday afternoon for Miss
Lorna Pomeroy, of Lawrence, who is
a guest at the L. M. Jones home.
Those who played were: Miss Pome-
roy, Miss Gatwood Wagner and her
house guest. Miss Corinne Lesh; Miss
Flora Harrington, Miss Kathryn AL
baugh, Miss Myrtle Timberlake. Miss
Helen Whitted, Miss Wilma Perry,
Miss Winifred Hamilton, Miss Gene
We've Mcmillan, Miss Lucille Kersey
Miss Edna Hopkins, Miss May Sebrine
and Miss Jones.
Miss Marian Williams and Miss
Barbara FARRELL will leave in June
for Yarmouth, Mass, to spend the
| frio IN r.
which they will join will be three
Kansas City girls. Miss Lucille Robin
son, Miss Pauline James and Miss
Gladys Newton, who spent last week
end in Topeka with Miss Williams
and Miss farrell.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Mary Sweet has returned from
Portland, Ore. where she taught this
year in Methodist girls school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Ray returned
Friday from trip to Detroit. Mich.
Mrs. A. c. Hoagiand, of Hutchinson
arrived today for visit of week ol
ten days to her sister, Mrs. George B
Hetherington.
Mrs. S. B. Wade and Mr. and Mrs P
w. Allen will spend Sunday in Law
renee as guests of Mrs. Walter Well
house and her son, Walter.
Mrs. r. Dietrich and her daughter
Bernice. of Bernice, Idaho, are in To
peka visiting Mrs Dietrich'S daughter
Mrs w. P. Snyder. They expect to re
main in this city all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Weightmar
have returned from a trip to Kansa
City.
Mrs. Anna johnson, of 104 Fillmore
street, announces the engagement o.
her daughter, Emma Josephine, to Mr.
Theodore Anderson, of Sioux City
Iowa. The marriage will take place
in June.
Miss Agnes Crawford, of Lawrence
is spending the weekend with Mis-.
Mildred Virgins, of Washburn col
lege.
.. Judge Robert NJ. Yates is in Kansa.
!, City on a short business trip.
DR. Arthur J. Buff, dentist, thirt
floor Commerce Bldg.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. White have re
: turned from Arkansas City, where the,
were called by the death of Mrs
Whites brother. They were accom-
sister, Mrs. Ruth Warner, of Chicago
, who will visit at the White home.
Miss Matilda Bailey, formerly O
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, left today t,
make her home in Long Beach, Cal.
: after a visit to friends in Topeka. Sh
: was a guest at the A. A Robinson
home. Miss Bailey was formerly prin
cipal of Bethany college.
Judge q. T. Hazen, DR.. George Por
r Ashton, Mr.. Albert Green and Mr.. r
w. Blair have returned from a fish
ing trip to Lakeview.
, Mr. and Mrs G~or~e w. McLatche
} are the parents of a daughter, Dor