The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-14

menia, Kansas, and Mr.. Robert Gray,
of Projection, Kansas.
Phi Kama Alpha: Mr.. Cecil McHaIe.
of Kansas City; Mr.. Henry klamet. of
TonganoXie, and Mr.. George Medill, Of
Leavenworth.
A dancing party of the early fall
season will be a subscription dance
to be given Friday night at Kellam
hall by Mr.. Frank Fable and Mr.. Rob
ert Biene. The music will be fur
nished by the orchestra that has been
playing for dances at the Country
club this summer.
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Mrs ]. S. Clark will entertain the
mothers c. E. society of the First
Presbyterian church Friday for Mrs.
Minnie Scott, who will leave soon for
California with her daughter, Mrs.
are asked to call between the hours of
8 and 5.
Mrs. j. W. F. Hughes will entertain
sister, Mrs. L. H. Wolff of Indianapo-
lis, Ind. Friends of Mrs. Wolff are
asked to call between the hours of
ESQ and 4:30. -
Mr. and Mrs E F. Durein enter
tanned at cards Wednesday evening for
Mrs. Thomas Morrisey and Miss Ger
trude Fieber of Los Angeles, Cal.
Those present We're: Mrs Thomas
and Mrs. j. S. Triton. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Du-
rein, Mr. and Mrs. George Reuter-, Mr..
and Mrs. William Seybold. Mr.. and
Walter Schein, Miss Marion Wind,
Miss Florence Triton. Miss Emma
Durein, Miss Amelia Reuter-, Miss
Minnie Renner, Miss Minerva Durien,
NJ.
Wieman, Miss Vera Schein, Mr.. Joseph
Triton, Mr.. Charles Schmidt, Mr.. r.
G. Peterson, Mr.. Morris Durein. Mr..
Ferdinand Durien, Mr.. r. G. Peterson,
and Mr.. F. w. Durein.
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Central Congregational church was
well filled Wednesday night for the
first large recital of the fall. Mr..
Elmer Herring of Falls City, Nebraska,
assisted by Miss Carolyn Lovewell and
Miss Esther Payne, gave concert
complimentary to music loving people
of the city. Mr.. Herring has rather a
remarkable baritone voice, an easy,
confident stage manner, and gives
promise of developing real musical
ability. He has studied but a short
time, but expects to continue his vocal
work in the Nebraska University this
year.
Miss Payne played the piano accom-
paniments. and gave two piano solos,
LISTS Thirteenth Rhapsody and Ro-
nance by La Fargo. She was called
back to give third solo number. Miss
Payne has come to be recognized as a
pianist of much ability and her pres
emf work promises future success.
Miss Lovewel1 and Mr.. Herring gave
a duet Calm as the Night that also
received an encore. Miss Lovewell
sang number of solos, including two
or three opera numbers, group of
German songs, and some selections
from English and American song writ
ers. Miss Lovewell has appeared Of
ten before Topeka audiences, giving a
graduating recital some time ago and
singing for various entertainments
since. She is teaching voice in the
Muller School of Music
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Mr. and Mrs. Morton Albaugh will
of the out-of-town Alpha Phi girls,
who have arrived for the installation
al the Beta house Friday. The table
decorations will be pink and lavender,
and few town guests are invited The
honor guests are: Mrs. Clyde Hast
of Waterloo, Iowa, and Miss Dorthy
Scott, of Northwestern University.
Professor Edward Wentworth. of
the department of Animal Husbandry,
in the State Agricultural College Man
haitian. is in Topeka, to attend the
fair. He is one of the live stock judges
He was the guest Wednesday of Mr..
and Mrs Oscar Gohlke, who enter
tanned friends in his honor Wednesday
evening. Professor Wentworth is d
musician and sings in the Congrega-
tional church at Manhattan. The af-
fair for him last evening was a must
Gale. and he sang for the entertain
ment of the guests The Gohlke fam
lily and Professor Wentworth are both
from State Center, Iowa, and were
friends before they came to Kansas.
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meeting of the regular choir of
Grace Cathedral is called for re
hearsal Saturday evening at O'Clock
at the Guild hall
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Miss Elizabeth Lacey, who has been
at the head of the public health
nurses in Topeka, will leave soon for
Los Angeles, Calf. She will study |