The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-29

ACADEMY OIrl.
department. She is fine arts editor of
the Washburn Review, and last year
she was academy editor of the Review.
She is one of the popular girls of the
preparatory department.
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A student recital was given Friday
night by pupils of Mr.. Daniel Muller
at his studio. The numbers were of
special interest to the audience which
was made up of the music class of Mr..
Muller and the parents of the students.
The program was a bit too long, but
was rendered with a correctness that
was rather unusual in pupils, and it
gave to those present fair idea of the
progress the students are making A
good many of the pieces were from
memory, and some of them involved
skips. runs and changes of key, rem
dered with rarely a mistake. The
more advanced pupils played with con-
/ siderable finesse, we'll balanced tech
nique and style. There appears to be
exceptionally good feeling between
| teacher and pupils and it is noticeable
/ that Mr.. Muller finds it easier to teach
| his pupils music than to teach them to
bow their acknowledgment of ap-
plause.
Those who took part on the pro-
gram We're: Helen Jacobson. Lea
Afron. Doris Gilmore, Raymond Hill
I
Miss Conard, Miss Higgins, Miss Davis,
Miss Lohrman. Miss Myers, Miss Rice
Miss Birch, Miss Petro, Miss Payne.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Basham of 917
Fillmore street entertained al dinner
Friday night at their home The
house was prettily arranged for the
party, and there was music for the
entertainment of the guests Covers
were laid for Miss Margaret H 'ssford
of Burlington, Ill, who is attending
Washburn, and living with her aunt
Mrs. F. P. Whitmore, Miss Maud
Ward. Miss Gail Smith, Miss Viola
Warner, Mr. Herman Shinth, Mr.. W
c. Glover. Jean Pryor and Mr. and
Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Lila Blackburn of Alberta
Canada, Is spending a few weeks in
Topeka with her aunt, Mrs. Oscar L
| Moore.
Mrs. F. NJ Pelletier will return tc
her former home in Sioux City, Iowa
in a few weeks, after spending the
winter with Mr. Pelletier in Topeka
They have been living at the Elon S
Clark home, and are now with Mrs
J. B. Walker. the daughter of Mr. anG
Mrs. Pelletier Mr.. Clark and his SOL
Edward, who spent the winter at the
Topeka club, are occupying theil
home.
T. 5 "A.
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bush
of Kansas City.
Mrs. E. E. Marshall, who was tht
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilma.
of Hutchinson, during the spring mu
sic festival, has returned home
w. J. LEWIS
The high class eyeglass man.
sos Kansas Ave. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman are ex
pected to return about May from
trip to Honolulu.
Miss Beth Thompson is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
which she underwent at St Francis
hospital. She was taken to her homt
today.
Mrs ]. S. Dean has returned from
Kansas City, where she visited her sis
ter. Mrs. E. E. Smythe.
The Council of Women of Kansa
J City will have their annual luncheon
, Thursday, May 4. Topeka women VIII
} have been invited to be guests ar
Mrs w A Johnston, Mrs. Arthu
Capper, Mrs. Albrecht Marburg an,
Mrs. De White C. Nellis. Mrs. Georg
Rose of Kansas City is president 0
the club.
Mrs G. A. Supple and her daughte
5 Edith Esther are visiting relatives a
Scranton, Kan
: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hurd and thei
children, George and Janet, of Abb
Iene, drove to Topeka and are week
end guests of Mrs. A. A Hurd-
Mrs. Edward Lawson, Mrs. Archi