The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-18


less, and the floats of net from the
shoulders were caught at the back in
a butterfly bow. Narrow bands of
turquoise velvet were used across the
shoulders, and wide velvet girdle of
turquoise was caught with a rhine
stone ornament. She wore silver
slippers
The accompanist, Miss Myrtle Rad
cliffe, was gowned in American
Beauty satin, yelled with net of the
same shade.
Miss Gohlke expects to study in
Germany after the close of the war.
She will go abroad with her uncle,
Prof. w. H Schilling. assistant super
intendent of the Duluth, Mimi,
schools, who will spend two years in
historical review work in Germany.
Miss Gohlke is soprano sololst TO- me
First Presbyterian church, one of the
best church positions in Topeka She
was given first place in a state ana
district contest held last year for the
Panama-Pacific exposition. She also
won first place in a high school con-
test in F;mporia- She has been en-
gagged as soprano soloiSt Tor the Md
sonic consistory which meets in To-
oeka the latter part of this month
Her teacher, Mr.. Herman Springer,
will present her in recital in kansas
City December 6, and she will sing at
state meetings the ID. A H. III
state Center, Iowa, December Is
X X X
Miss Louise Horn, pupil of Miss
Elsie Chapman, assisted by Miss Ethel
Coover, soprano. appeared in recltai
this afternoon at the home of Miss
Chapman, 1890 College avenue. Pro-
gram follows:
Eacta,tanz a hdsDMo Moszkowski
Miss Louise Horn and Miss chapman
Invention Miss Louise Horn
Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal ~ Qullter
Spinnerliedchen ;......'.-'' heiih'nn
Variations on an Original Theme.
Lieder ohne worte opus S. No. ;;
Miss Louise Horn
Melisande in the Wood. -1oetz
Miss Coover
afan'e'a Miss Louise Horn
Afss Miss TH@ Gauise S has aorn and Miss cnapnan
''riiieh Miss Louise Horn
NIinuet La Phyllis ;.....---.---.Gi .Giioerte
Miss Coover
I 0uf'n NAA Miss G Louise Horn
X X =
La Douzaine Bridge club will meet
Monday with Mrs. C. P. Bolmar of
Potwin Place.
The Vespuccian club will meet with
Mrs. Wesley Wehe, 1106 Van Buren
street, Thursday. Mrs. Sam thinner
Mans a Man"
X
The sale to be given by the civic de-
partment of the Womans Rotary ciub
will be held in the new chocolate
shop in the early part of December.
The sale is given for the benefit of
women who have hand work to dis
pose of and are unable to place it by
other means. For information, call
1862.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Squires gave a
dinner party Friday night at thelr
home in College avenue.
X = X
A special meeting of the Monday
Tourist club will be held Monday Of
next week at the home of Mrs Z. y.
Neil in TAYLOR street The meeting
will be called at o'clock. The cluo
i has undertaken some charity work,
and the members will do some sewing
at the meeting.
An extra meeting of the Good Gov
ernment club is called for Thursday
of next week at the Y. w. c. A. to con-
slider the matter of textbook publca-
ton. The club has asked Mrs. Ella
Burton to make an address, and any
one interested in the subject is in
vited.
Mrs j. K. Jones and Mrs. NJ. M
| Blinn entertained the Ceramic Art
| club at their meeting Friday after
noon. Mrs. w. H. Davis read paper
| on Talent and Genius, and Mrs. w P.
Bishop on Antique Furnitul~. Mrs.
Wallace, of Frankfort, Ind, was a
guest of the club. and made an ad-
dress on Interior Decoration. Mrs.
Wallace is the guest of Mrs. S. A. Cook
and Mrs. R. w. White.
X X X
The marriage of Miss Lucille A
Dooley, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Dooley, and Mr.. Joseph C. Ros-
sacker, of Stafford, Kan, took place
| Wednesday. November 15, at the home
of Mr.. Rossacker's mother, Mrs. E. n.
Miller. of Hennessey, Okla. The bride
is a graduate of the Topeka high
school. and she and Mr.. Rossacker
were students together in the State
Normal school at Emporia. Mr.
Stafford, where he and his bride will
make their home, after spending the
early part of the winter travelling in
the south.
Topeka woman who has ever 80
many invitations to parties, vows that
she is going to stay home and sew
for her husband. She accuses herself
of doing too much gadding, but she
says, that even as it is, her husband g
situation is much improved over what
II WAS When Sne accepted nlfl1- IN the
old days of her married life, she found
that he kept his trousers and sus-
penders connected by means of ten
penny nails. and he has now so far
advanced that he was lately found
fastening the neck of his B. V. DIS
with one of her beauty pins.
X X X
Argonauts meet with Mr.. and Mrs
G. c. Nicholson, 920 Lane tonight
Miss Elizabeth Woodburn will con-
duct the lesson on Latin America
Mrs. M. Wallworth will have her pa
per in place of Prof. Magaw
X X
, 1t is reported, iE the New York
papers that Mr.. Percy Hemus will give
his fourth annual concert Monday
night, November 20. at Carnegie hall
1t is expected that he will sing to