The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-28

brating their f1ftieth wedding ami
versary today at their farm IN the
Eairview neighborhood. They have
invited a few friends and relatives to
spend the day with them
They are pioneer kansans, having
moved TO the state from Indiana in
1872 They came overland, as so
many did in those days, and located at
Beloa .aa- In 1881 they moved to
their present home.
A recital will be given at the Wash
burn college chapel. Wednesday even
ing, by Mss Helen Phipps, violinist,
ana Mr.. MilIoughby Bcughton, pianist
The following program will be given;
Sonata No - Mozart
Miss Phipps. violin; Mr.. Bough-
ton, piano
+ Caprice d'AIceste oe GIuck. $4,000
----------.--..- Salnt-Saens
Toccata- -Schumann
Mr.. Boughton-
.4iiesSro- FusHa NAM
l1SIaVCnlc Dance. -DV0rak
. En- Betean. -...---.....- .Deoussy
Miss Phipps
BerceUse- --TshaikOwsky
tantasie Impromptu- Chopin
/ Concert Study. .-.----- Saint-Saens
MIR. Boughton.
4 Rondo Capriccioso. Saint-Saens
Miss Phipps.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Eva Smith returned Friday
from Fort Riley. where she has been
visiting for week.
Mr.. Wilbur :. Galloway returned
home yesterday from a business trip
to the western part of the state de
was away d week and during his alb
sence Mrs. Galloway was with her
mother, Mrs. GenevIeve Neale-
Miss Bertha hampstead Is spending
the day in Kansas City.
Mrs. Roland West and Miss Ora
Moneypenny spent the weekend with
Miss Ava Sells in Maple Hill.
Captain Sweeney of the Kansas Ma
tional Guards, who has been on an in
lspectiOn trip through the state, spent
yesterday in Topeka with his family.
Mrs. DeVere Rafter and her three
children of HOltOn, who have been
the guests of Mrs Rafter's mother
Mrs. David Overmyer, for a few days,
returned yesterday to their home.
Mrs T. s Stevens, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis few
weeks ago, is recuperating at her home
en- Fillmore street
Mrs. (. H. Crosby will leave the
middle of the week for ST. LOUIS
where she will spend several weeks
visiting relatives.
Mrs Lucille Mulvane Nicholson is il
Excelsior Springs, Mo, for short
stay.
Miss Margaret Cornell and Miss
Edith Connen have gone to Chicag 81
TO join their parents, Mr. and Mrs
]. NJ. Connell, in a few days visit tt
friends
Mr.. Frank Hetherington returned tC
Lawrence today after having spent tbs
! weekend with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs George B. Hetherington.
William Drechsel spent the week
end in Leavenworth with his grand
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A J. DrechseI
, Mrs. Roland Perkins and hcl
daughter Polly have returned from
Kansas City. where they have beer
visiting relatives.
Miss Louise Jacobs, who has beer
spending the winter in Topeka, vii
: leave Thursday for her home IN Gin
t cinnati. Ohio.
Miss Nellie kouns is spending a few
days in Topeka with her father, Mr.
c. W. Kouns, and Mrs. Kouns
The Grace Cathedral choir will hav
an extra rehearsal tomorrow evening
d, at o'clock at the church.
Miss Marie O1mste4d and Mis-
I Anna Mainwarring have returnei
l. from visit with their cousin, Mr.. Da
$ vid Evans of Lincoln. Neb.
Mr. Harry Spears entertained at al
Y evening of cards Friday night Tn
: young people present were; Miss Ser
E nice Sanders. Miss Violet Matthews
l. Miss Eva Spears, Miss Sara Dwyel
!. Miss Ruby Alexander, Miss Mar
Il Shepard. Miss Evelyn Parham. Mis-
!. Aline Officer, Miss Isabel Wilson, Nj
: Fletcher Woodford. Mr.. Lewis San
= ders. Mr. Taurus MagilI, Mr. Clark e
: hngton. Mr.. Floyd Flanagan. Mr.. Har
old Smiley. Mr. Clarence Downie, Nj
Raymond Beers, Mr.. Raymond Fergu
: son, Mr.. Ralph Cooley and Mr. Harr
. Spears