The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-02

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Lubbock, and as Wolfram at Bayreuth
in 1904 The next five years were di-
vided between the Cologne opera and
the Covent Garden season, where he
alternated with Van Rooy. Successful
engagements at the Munich 'Festspiel''
and the Paris Grand Opera added to
his reputation, and in 900 he was en-
gagged by Mr.. DIPPED for the Metro
politan-
Mr.. Whitehill is not only splendid
concert and oratorio appearances have
steadily increased in number each
year.
Mrs. 3. NJ. Davies entertained with a
dinner last evening for Miss Elizabeth
! Shannon, her house guest for this
month Covers were laid for DR.. and
/ Mrs. Benjamin Young, Miss Faith
Young, Mrs Carrie Fyfe. Mrs. NJ. Bald
win, Miss nellie Philips, Miss Shan
non and Mrs. Davies.
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The Social Service club issued invi-
tations yesterday for tea which they
will give Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Helen Estey on Har-
rison street.
| A young man strayed into the Young
| Wonlans Christian association rooms
about two weeks ago and was very
much alarmed to see on the waist
| front of each young lady, and there
were several of them, a bright red but
| ton, bearing the words "Get one He
| looked around and thought that, while
| the young ladies were attractive
enough. such system of getting one
was too forward even for the leap.
year, SO decided to look farther. But
| he could not quite get his mind off
the fact that those young ladies really
were nice looking, very nice looking in
fact, SO after two weeks elaboration,
! h.. lC1 Iro.1 toll 17fE
chance. But alas yesterday when he
| entered with his heart on his sleeve
each red button had been replaced by
a blue one bearing the discourag ing in
scription 81 got one" and he thought
the girls really did look happier to
| be wearing such a button A few
! weeks ago each mem Der of the Y. w.
c. A. was given a red button with the
request that she bring into the associa-
ton a new member and then exchange
her red button for a blue one.
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Mrs. A. T. Lucas entertained the
Ideal Card club at luncheon Tuesday.
| The senior class of the Topeka high
school will give their farewell party at
the home of Mr.. James Lindsay Fri
day evening.
A number of this class will inn
mediately enter school some place else.
Among those attending Washburn are:
| Miss Dorothy Wahle, Miss Lillian
Glussum, Miss Natalie Romans Miss
Charlotte West, Miss Helen Wright,
Miss Eula Fleming and Mr.. James
Lindsay.
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/ Word has been received from Mr..
Jim Mcfarland, of Des Moines, Iowa,
that they have organized an enthusi-
astic Kansas Day club in that city. This
club is called the Kansas Society of
Des Moines 1t had it's first celebra-
ton on last Saturday with a banquet
at the Slavery hotel at o'clock in the
evening. Mr.. Ralph Saxon was toast
master and toasts were responded to
by five former Kansans. Among the
former Kansans was Ralph Bolton,
who is director of the Greater Des
MOineS" committee. The club received
greetings from the Kansas Day clubs
of Topeka and New York city and a
message from Governor Capper. They
sang where the Sunflower Grows
and Miss Esther Clark's poem, 1.-The
Call of kansas. was read.
The High School Annual, which has
. just been edited by the graduating
class of the midwinter term. is dedi-
Gated to Miss Helen Ingham, the class
director and popular English teacher
of the school. Miss Ingham is the
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. J. E.
, Ingham, 134S Mulvane street.
Mr.. James Lindsay, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. P. Lindsay and a brother
to Miss Frances Lindsay, head of the
, art depa rtnent of the school, is editor
of the magazine, and William Schick
. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Schick
of Potwin, is business manager. Much
| of the art work was done in the school,
under the direction of Miss Lindsay
Others outside of the class who helped
with the illustrations were Miss Mayme
Parsons, Mr.. Kenneth Adams and Mr.
William Crown:
The Music Study club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Morton
Albaugh. 1881 Harrison street. A
f guest of the club will be Miss Ure
Z Berry of Lafayette, Ind, who is a
house guest of Mrs. Albaugh. Miss
Berry sings contralto and will contrib
ute several numbers to the progra m.
| The club trio of stringed instruments,
Phoebe Gaylord and Mrs. f. A. Derby.
will play.
| Fl. B. Howard gave a bobsled party
| last evening to the intermediate c. c.
| society of the Second L. p. church
and the c. C. society of the First Con-
| gregational church. Those present
| were: Grace Cooper, Elizabeth Lacy
| Berma Boggs, Laura Gates, Mildred
| Henderson, Margaret Gates, Elizabe
! Gates. Althea Weide, Elma Stewart
| Anna Brewster, Sarah Gartner Ethel
| I1arritt, Agnes Williams, Helen Clay
| pool. Sarah Dwyer. Eunice Broadly
| Jennett Ostram, Fay Inkep. Ado1pt
| Gartner, Rebecca Gartner. Helen Me
Cahan, Margery Corners. Carol
| Bruste-, Hubert L. Howard, Byron
| TODD, Leon Swinburn, Chas. Hender-
| soII, Kenneth Broadly. Richard White
| / Vern Hadley, Woodston Smith, Put
| nam Price. Ed Foster, Frank Foster
| / Kenneth Price, Lawrence Gates, Johr
Bennett. Oren Milison, Arthur Brew
| ster, Clinton Vincent.
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II The Woman's Federation has {
| treat in store for it at the clever
o'clock meeting at the Y. w c. A
tomorrow morning. Mrs. Bennett II
II Wheeler will give an illustrated tai