The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-09


across the water, is the Magnolia
shore, where Former President Taft
has his summer home, Beverly Farms.
Mrs. Coppedge has recently become a
member of the famous Plastic club, a
national organization of women paint
ers and sculptors.
Mrs. McDonough is exhibiting a
bowl done in enamels, a quaint little
japanese jar, a dresser set and dish
of the imported satsuma ware, hand
somely decorated. She has a large,
framed panel piece of American
Beauty roses done from nature. That
piece was done while she was in the
east last year, under the direction of
one of the well known instructors in
ceramics.
Mrs. McDonough wore a grey pussy
willow silk, with sleeves and yoke of
grey lace Her hat was felt in Amer
lean Beauty shade, edged with dark
fur. Mrs. Coppedge wore black vel
vet, with over bodice of heavy black
lace. Her hat was black velvet.
X X
The members of the Topeka Public
Health Nursing association wish to ex-
press their appreciation to those who
have so generously helped to make
the endless chain parties a success.
Already 1928 have been received, and
the entertainment committee say that
there are still several incomplete
chains.
X X X
The music department of the To-
peka high school gave it's third an
nual concert Friday night in the high
school auditorium. The object of the
concert was to make money for the
purchase of drum and a bass VOL
for the orchestra. The three must
cal organizations of the department,
the orchestra, the girls glee club and
the boys glee club, gave the program,
and it was a good one The organ
lzauons are well drilled, they have
some talented members, and they fur
nished program of classic and pop
ular numbers that. exactly pleased
their audience. Miss Minerva Hail,
who trained the orchestra and the
clubs, directed the concert with much
success.
A group of songs was given by the
girls glee club. The setting for the
club was porch scene, opening on a
garden where fountain played
There was tea card in the back
ground, and in the intervals between
the songs. the girls served tea in real
party style.
The setting for the boys club was n
camp ground, with a fire in the CEN
ter, over which hung a kettle on
tripod. Overhead was hung the sign
van Camp" Hunting signs were
hung on the trees, and the boys, with
a big collie dog. lounged about the
Lire anu sang their songs.
The program given in three parts.
was as follows:
ORCHESTRA.
E Zee -'..-.--....-....-.J s. Zamecnek
Pa arc Tales Of Ho a F barth
Miserere- from III Trovatore'' oileH VeTdi
Seleetion-from THE Spring Maid.
Girls GLEEi CLUB. Ne'Hnafo'
stars srightiy Shining VEIN Emil H Br6afe
Hawaiian Songs-Quartette.
Ukelele Accompaniment
WIS" 3saxt the fI Leave Are Turning Gold
seme%here Voice Is caiiing.Du D9n lTafe
the owl asG TSe Pussy Gaynor
BOYS GLEE CLUB.
9asf Mia S9ng b at Twghe MonrJ Ma9y
I'm A-Longin' Foo You Jane Hathaway
High School Boys Quartette.
Three Little Chestnuts. Clifford I Page
s,n High High School Boys ouartetts
X
The Square and Compass club had a
dancing party Friday night at Kellam
Hall. During the intermission, Miss
Hazel Hypes gave vocal solo. Those
who danced were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hoover, Mr.. and
L l.
Van Dorp, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs w. A Dyal
Mr.. and Mrs. A r. Springer, Mr.. and
Mrs E. V. ellison, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A
Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs. D w. Stoddard
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Grindle, Mr.. ano
Mrs. F. P Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Petro, MI.
and Mrs. D. Lindemuth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edelblute, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Wor-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Corlis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Cope, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Beck, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Clyde Corbet, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
R. Shoaf, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Cart
ledge, Mr. and Mrs H. M. Guy, DR.. and
Mrs. F. H. Scholle, Miss Hazel Hypes,
Miss Marjorie Petro, Miss Edna Law
renee, Miss Ethel Peterson, Miss Ruth
Wright, Miss Luly Kelley, Miss Mary
Summers, Miss Katherine Ice. Miss
Bula Bissell, Miss E. L. Pugh, Miss E.
L. Felker, Miss Marion oliver, Miss
Stella Barnum, Miss Edith Fuller,
Miss Mamie S. De Lance, Miss Flor
enceRowe, Miss Eunice' Goodwin, Miss
Mildred Here, Miss Anna Nelson,
Miss Ethel Hill, Mr.. Walter Often, Mr..
Clyde Cowgirl, Mr.. Neale Wright, Mr..
Virgil Lawrence, Mr.. Jake Friedman,
Mr.. George Spencer, Mr.. J. A. Shirley,
Mr. Harry c. Snyder, Mr. Walter
Billings, Mr.. A. V. Dougherty, Mr. C.
Billings, Mr.. A. " Dougherty, Mr.. C.
G. Laing, Mr.. 1 Barnum, Mr.. B. F.
Kurtz, Mr.. H. K. Coe, Mr.. P. E. Du-
gan, Mr.. Fred Gades, Mr.. E. H. Pow
ell, Mr.. George E. Anderson, Mr.. Will
liam Russell, Jr., Mr.. S. James.
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A series of evenings for musical
culture will be given in the studio of
Miss Jennie Blinn and Miss Ethel
Everingham, and all who are interest
ed in musical appreciation are invited
to attend.
The first of the series will be given
tonight. Miss Blinn will speak on
THE Old Italian Masters and illus
trations will be given by some of her
pupils. The program will be as fol-
lows: