The Topeka state journal., 1916-10-21

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port Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander have
many friends in the city, having formerly
lived here. They moved to LogansPort
about four years ago, at about the time
their daughter and her husband. Mr. ana
Mrs. Harry G. Wilson, went to Chicago.
citation of graduate nurses is the host
ess society. Friday evening a musical
was given by the Topeka association
for the visiting nurses, at the ElkS
hall. The musical took the place of the
reception usually given as the social
feature of the state meetings.
Miss Mabel Madden, superintendent
at Christ hospital, is the president OF
the Topeka association, and she was
assisted in receiving and seating the
guests last night by four nurses who
are members of the association, Miss
Nina Rippeth, Miss Mary Byer, Miss
Pearl Martin, Miss Florence Davis
The State association is headed by
Miss Zeller of Kansas City.
l. The program for the musical was
given by some of the best known musi-
clans in the city, including representa-
tives from the Bethany, Muller and
Washburn schools of music, and other
musicians as we'll Miss Josephine
Mckee. pianist, who received her mu-
steal education at Hardin college in
Missouri, played two solos and some
piano Accomplishments. Miss Uarda
Baird, a student in the fine arts de-
partment at Washburn sang two
numbers; Miss Helen Phipps at the
head of the violin department of the
| Muller music school, played twice, and
Mr.. Hugh c. Dickerson of the Wash
burn voice department, sang. Mr..
| Dickerson is one of the new members
of the faculty and appeared in a re-
cital in Topeka a few weeks ago.
There were two readings, one by
| Miss Florence Lund, who teaches ex-
/ in of college
by Miss Helen Griffin of the Wash
| burn school of expression. A duet was
given by Mrs. Robert Shoemaker, con-
tralto, and Miss nellie Kouns, soprano.
The program which was varied and
pleasing, was as follows:
/ Sextette (from Tannhauser) .Wagner-Raff
/ Miss Mckee
| A Rose and a Dream. OIllDert
| Love l Have Won You. Ronald
Miss Baird.
FTGPhet PH%hete Bird. schumann- -AueT
Inc Dee Miss Phipps
(PianO accOmpaPi%sptt PaHSat by Miss Esther
Droop Not Young Lover Handel I1l1
hn'ic'uS Mr.. Dickerson.
When the Fleet Goes By.
whisReringg, Hope ana Miss Kd~nt Hawthorne
! Gavotte and Musetta. .Tor-Aul1n
| Miss Phipps.
'........... Thomas Bailey Aidrich
Miss Griffin
Am Thy Harp .Woodman
Bedouin Love song. MT Dickerson 'Cnau"icA
'aise iuoa'O Miss Mckee. - O'i'n''-'- mai
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Mrs. w. A. Morton and Mrs. Charles
| L. Mitchell will entertain at bridge
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Morton's
home. in compliment to Mrs B. Law
son CT New York, who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Kleinhans.
Mrs. Harry Wolf will entertain her
sewing club next Wednesday. Mrs
Wallace Crutcher of st. Paul, Mimi.
and Mrs. Jay Franklin Close of Green
leaf, Kansas, will be guests. They
were formerly members of the club.
The Sigma Alpha Iota sorority gave
its last rushing party of the season
Friday night. The party was a din
ner-dance at the Virginia, for the
patronesses of the sorority and the
| house mother were the chaperones.
| The decorations were red and white,
| and the table centerpiece was a foun-
tain banked with red roses The ia
vors were shoulder bouquets of red
roses, The place cards were done in
red and gold.
Mrs. c. E. Tomlinson of Potwin
Place gave luncheon Friday for Miss
| Gertrude Kitchell, one of the autumn
| brides.
The Music Study club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
with Miss Lulu McCabe, of Topeka
avenue.
The Bonner Springs Chieftain of
Thursday contains the notice of the
marriage of Miss Hazel Kindred, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Luther Kin
| dred, to Mr.. Lyman Corlis of Topeka
| which took place at the Christian
church of that town Wednesday even
ing at o'clock. The ceremony was
read by the Rev. c. w Cooper The,
bride wore white liberty satin trimmed
| in tulle and rhinestones. and made en-
train. Her veii was caught with lilies
of the valley and she carried a bou-
quet of brides roses. The maid of
honor, Miss Cornelia Kindred, wore
green crepe meteor and white velvet
and carried pink roses. The ribbon
bearers were Miss Mae Dunn, Miss
Eva Greene, Miss Helen Greene and
Miss Eta Greene Miss Eva Greene
wore yellow crepe meteor trimmed
with gold; Miss Helen Greene rose
crepe meteor with gold trimming
Miss Eta Greene. lavender crepe me-
teor with gold trimming, and Miss
Dunn was gowned in electric blue
crepe meteor with a trimming of gold
All the maids wore corsage bouquets
of sweet peas. Before the ceremony
Mrs Girls Coll sang Not Because
Your Heart Is Mine" Mrs. ] L..
Jackson played the wedding music