The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-16


of Miss Gladys Cav and Miss Frances
Cav, members of the sorority
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violin recital will be given Thurs
day evening at Unity churcn oy pupils Is
of Miss Gladys Cav. The concert IS
open to the public. and all VINO are
interested are invited to attend
The program will include some
numbers by the little children or MISS
GaW's class The littleSt pupil Nlr-
ginia Squires. who is six years old,
will be one of the performers Frances
Iserman and Katherine JORDAN, little
girls of about the same size ana age,
will play a duet. A quartette OF hlgh
school girls will play a Bach Chorale
and short selections from Handel The
girls are Miss Dorothea Leeper, Miss
Mary Louise kirkpatrick, Miss Ella
May Howe and Miss Margaret Bair.
The Russian quartette will furnish
some of the music. Mr.. Alexander
Relying, member of the quartette' Is
a pupil of Miss Cav He has been
studying about year, and mas learned
to play numbers of some dlftlcuity IN
that time. by note, whereas ne hao
previously been playing by ear. ms
number will be the Dying Poet, by
Gottschalk. ..-
The piano accompaniments WILDE
played by Miss Frances Cav
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There is a. girl in school in Topeka
sas-at the foot of the rrainbow, prop
ably, judging by the gold she mas 10
spend, who receives as pin money
larger sum than many a family mas
to live on and make respecta Die ap-
pearance. That young woman is just
naturally the most popular girl in
school, for she can afford to take a
whole line party of girls downtown
every day and feed them sundles ana
ssodas and coca colas and one of her
in n
ment when she is along. A comblna-
ton of a bullying pocketbook ana
generous disposition is just as IRE
sistible to an artless little school glrl
az it is to a scheming old society
dowager.
The program for the play to be
given Friday night at Central Congre-
gational church, To-day and Tomor-
row. by DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon. in
cludes the following scenes;
Act To-day. Day dreams.
Act II-Tomorrow. Dreams full
filled.
Hospital scene-Coliege presidents
home.
Turkey. The visit of the home deco
Art -class-SociaI settlement.
Admission to the play is by tickets
which will be given on request, as long
as they last The performance will be
held in Central Congregational church.
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Mrs d. T. Beaudry will entertain
her auction-brfdge club Wednesday at
her home. h9ff West Sixth avenue. >'---
The Day Nursery club will have a |
called meeting at the Provident asso.
citation Friday afternoon at 100 |
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Dewey of
Manhattan gave a dinner party at the
RarteI house in junction City for
Lieutenant and Mrse Mathews of Man
haitian, Mr. and Mrs Harold Cope
land of Junction, Lieutenant Griswald
and Mrs. A. Lippencott of Fort Riley.
Junction City Union.
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The annual meeting of the board
of alumni visitors will be held at the
university May 1919 for. the purpose
of discovering ways and means Tor
helping the university. The members
of the board are: Mr.. Scott Hopkins
of Topeka Miss Agnes Thompson of
Lawrence, Mr. w. Y. Morgan of
Hutchinson. lieutenant governor and
editor of the Hutchinson News; Mrs
c. s. Smith of Topeka, the wife of
Judge Smith; Mr.. James V. Humphrey
of Junction City, and Mr.. c. L. David
son of Wichita.
A paragraph from Kansas City
society publication contains a hint on
the status of the love affairs of Loula
Long, the horSewoman who has come
to Topeka from time to time, and who
was devotedly waited upon by To-
peka bachelor on the event of her two
last visits to this place. The item
reads;
What's all this l hear about LouIa
Long and Tom Dooley of st. Louis?
The Grundy version is that the two
are friends of long standing and not
long ago met by appointment at En-
celsior Springs in company with Miss
Longs father. The horse show set in
St. Louis declare there is something
doing. but they don't know the Kan
sas City heireSs as well as we do at
home. l dare say the meeting was a
business one. if the truth were
known. Besides Loula Long has had
many suitors. but just now Kansas
Citian seems to be ace high, and
hope he gets her.
Senator and Mrs. w. H. Thompson,
of Washington. d. c., entertained the
Kansas delegation at dinner party:
The guests present were: Senator and
Mrs. Charles Curtis, Representative
and Mrs. Guy T. Helvering, Repre-
sentatiN8& and Mrs. John R. Connolly,
Repres AGtative and Mrs. Dudley Doc
little, Representative and Mrs. Joseph
Taggart, Representative and Mrs.
William A. Ayres, Representative and
Mrs. Jouett Shouse, Representative
and Mrs. Philip P. Campbell and Rep
resentative and Mrs. Daniel r. An
thony, jr.
The Thompsons have a house in
Washington. and have done a good
deal of entertaining during the time
they have made that city their home
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The annual field day of Western
Sorosis will be held Saturday. May 81.
with Mrs. H. W. Charles. the new
president of the club
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The Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon cub
will have a luncheon at the National
hotel Wednesday, followed by an aft
ernoon at cards at the home of Mrs.