The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-24

q good deal of experience in orchestra
work.
Mr.. Muller is not ready to announce
his vocal teacher. Some of his APP
plicants are in the east, and they will
have a personal interview before he
finally decides.
The piano department will be cared
for by MIR. Muller personally. and he
will have for his assistant Miss Ann
Myers, who has had a good deal OF
instruction from him, and who studies
and follows his ways of teaching. She
has been teaching some of the junior
pupils in his studio for some time
Miss Edna Staples will be in he office
in charge of the duties that devolve
upon her through the various depart
ments. Miss Esther Payne, who has
been doing some teaching N the
Muller studio, will not have pupils in
the new school. as Mr.. Muller is pre-
pairing her as a concert pianiste
Tuesday evening, June u. con-
cert will be given at the high school
auditorium by Miss Payne, Miss Myers
and Miss Marjorie PeJro. assisted by
Miss Phipps. The program will be of
special interest as il will give the pub
lie an opportunity to hear a re-
cital by some students of unusual
artistic ability. and a popular Topeka
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. E r. Shook will live
IN the studio building at 1901 Clay
street, and Mrs. Shook will act as
matron.
! The program for the concert Tues
day night will he as follows:
! Ruchmaninn Sff-Prelude in c. Minor.
Miss Marjorie Petro.
Liszt-Tenth Rhapsodie.
Miss Esther Payne.
-Capriccio Valse; Romance
I from Concert in ID Minor
sarasate-GyNR;s sy R RaRsef pn,nns
! Miss Payne at the piano-l
MacDpweIi.op. 10, No /, Arabesque,
BcInice Uemus.
No. IL, Etude
Grieg-Concerto in A Minor: Ailcgr Motto
Moderate; Adagio; Allegro Moderate
Miss Payne, frs piano: Miss Petro, second
! piano.
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! Miss Elisabe Edison gave lunch
con today at the Country club in honor
| of her guest, Miss Mary Emily War
rem, of Emporia Covers were placed
for Miss Warren, Miss Dorothy Crane,
Miss Eliza beth F'vffe. Miss Dorothy
Sproat. Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss
Antoinette Clark, Miss Marian Will
liams. Miss Che rlctte West, Miss Helen
Lucas. Miss Elizabeth Hopkins. Miss
Cynthia Monroe, Miss Mary Burnett.
and Miss Elisa beth Edison
Miss Dorothy Crane gave a dinner
for Miss Warren Friday night. Those
who sat around tn table We're: Miss
I WdTTC1l, MISS E1uSOIl, MISS SEdHc, MI
Sanford farrell, Mr.. Arthur Mold and
| Mr.. Arch McKeever.
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Miss Helen Welty entertained thirty
| guests at porch party Friday. Bridge
| tables were set in the porch, and the
decorations were red roses. Miss
Welty was assisted by her mother.
Mrs. H. H. Welty. and by Miss Marie
Vancil. The guests were: Miss Violet
| Crumbine, Miss Marguerite Kiene,
| Miss Ruth Bauer, Miss Ruth Foster,
Miss Marguerite Thrapp, Miss Ruth
. Rooster, Miss JeSn Lindsay, Miss
Winifred Gren, Miss Kathryn Albaugh
Miss Lillian Martin, Miss Florence
Bowman, Miss Ethel Chase Miss Marie
| Vancil, Miss Rookie Vancil, Miss Lucille
Kersey, Miss Adelaide Seeds, Miss
Sarella Herrick, Miss Mildred Lewis
Miss Antoinette West, Miss Charlotte
West, Miss Dorothy Wah1e, Miss Emily
Seery, Miss Maje1 Langhart Miss
Gertrude Gray. Miss Alene Philbin
Miss Louise Heath, Miss Gladys Nei
and Miss Jane Alexander.
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The Shawnee County Political Sci
ence club will have its anniversary
meeting, picnic, guest-day and mem
bership rally, Thursday, June 29, at
Central park. The members are ask
ed to arrive at 1920 o'clock in the