The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-29

Dancers" from the pen of our own
Mrs. Eleanor Everest F'reer-
In duo work the voices blend ex-
ouisitelv. This was evident in the
PoncheIH duet from La Gioconda-
Their encore was most original two
part ARRANGEMENT of the old German
foIksong. "Du. du 1iegst mir i'm Her
zen Under Arthur Dunham's direc-
ton the orchestra gave a spirited
reading of Offenbach's overture Of
''Orpheus.
Miss Lulu Mckee. a successful kin
dergarten teacher in Topeka has the
honor of being elected by the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. one of the leading
educational Institutions. of the west, to
q positions iTl-its extension department
for the summer. She will give lee
lures in connection with chautauquas
in Wisconsin on playground and kin
dergarten work She will leave in June,
and will return about the first of
August
The SpaIding Reading circle will
meet this evening at 1880 o'clock at
the Knights of Columbus cIubrooms-
As the meeting tonight is the last for
the season, large attendance is
expected
\ group of Topeka society yirls of
the Young set will go to Ludington.
Mich, to spend a part of the summer
al the . J. Wood summer hOne-
They will be chaperoned by Miss Mar
garet ConneM The girls in the party
viii be Miss Ruth Wood, Miss Mary
Bur nett. Miss Edith Conne1l. Miss
Alice Lyman. Miss Edith Chase
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Mrs N 2. Handy and Mrs J. r.
Shelton will be hostesses at box
party at the Grand theater Saturday,
to see the performance of Satan Came
Also Their guests will be number
Of out of town friends
Members of a second box party will
be Miss Maym Parsons. Miss Julia
Mason Stewart of Kansas City.
Tickets for the play are on sale at
the toilet goods counter at Crosby
Brothers, and at the glove counter at
Pe1letier's-
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The first of a series Of parties to be
given by Topeka Consistory No l, is a
social evening with a dra matte pre-
sentation- Tuesday evening. May 80
The party Is for the tffrty-two degree
masons and the x C c. H Each
man may bring one woman guest The
K C C. H men will act as a reception
committee The play to be presented
was arranged by Mr. Fred Voi1and.
A series of entertainments will be
given. the other parties to be arranged
latter.
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The Washburu college fine arts de-
partment will present Miss Emily
Hardy. pianiste, in her graduating re-
cital, Thursday evening. June 1, at
Sis o'clock. in McVicar chapel The
public is invited The program will be
as follows:
Z Bach ------.-Prelude and Fugue, F minor
Brahms --.--.-..---------S Sonata, c major
Allegro
Cchhopin ------..-----. Nocturne. minor
Aoszkowsd Ca price Espaguole
Beethoven $3.50. Concerto, Z fiat major
Adagio
Orchestral part on second piano by Mr.
Boughton-
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Mr.. and Mrs W. E ConneIIey an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Edith, TO Mr.. Arthur Ross. which
took place Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock. Dr. s S. EStey read the mar
mage office Mr. Connellsy. the brides
father. Is secretary of the Kansas State
Historical society. and the author of
some books on Kansas history Mr.
Ross is employed in the office of Mr.
c H Chandler. state architect
Miss Maenae Nichols and Miss
Ethyl Nichols gave a luncheon Satur-
day. at the home of their mother, Mrs
Shirley Nichols, in honor of Miss Mar
cha Field of Kansas City.
The affair was an announcement
party. telling of the engagement of
Miss Field to Dr. ". E. Jeffrey of
Topeka The marriage will be SOL
ennlzed Wednesday. June Z. DIR. JEFF
frey is a dentist. and is a brother of
DR. A B. Jeffrey
Guests at the luncheon were Miss
Field Mrs Charles H Manning, Miss
Eva Mary Manning of Kansas CRY
Mrs. J. E Morris OF Philadelphia, Mrs