The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

the favor of genius. A New York dis
patch says:
Friends of OrviIle Harold, the
operate star, were surprised to learn
Christmas that he had remarked. The
first intimation came with a formal
engraved announcement which told of
the singers marriage to Miss Blanche
Malli of this city.
Mr.. Harold won fame on the stage
when he quickly advanced from
vaudeville to opera His first wife
was Effie Kiger. whom he married in
1898. and they were divorced in Mum
Gle, Ind, on February II, 1913. On
February 21 of the same year he mar
ried, in the city hall, Lydia Locke Tall
bot, singer and a widow. who OBJ
tanned a decree of divorce last August.
His third wife is also a singer, and
has appeared in Broadway produc-
tions.
Arthur Hudson Marks, vice presi-
dent of the Goodrich Rubber company
of Akron, o., and Mrs. Lydia Locke
Harold, an opera singer, were mar
ried here. This is Mrs. Harrolds third
marriage. Her first was to Robert
Talbot of Reno. New, which ended in
divorce. She then married Orville
Harold while singing in grand opera
with him, and was divorced again last
August.
Miss Emile Seery is entertaining
party this afternoon: Miss Florence
Bowman, Miss Mildred Bowman, Miss
Grace Dana, Miss Katherine McFar-
land, Miss Marie Vancil, Miss Roxie
Van Ill, Miss Bertha Clay, Miss Helen
Reinbach, Miss Helen Neese, Miss
Mary Clark, Miss Ruth Foster, Miss
Adelaide Seeds, Miss Margaret Dolan,
Miss Marguerite Thrapp, Miss Ruth
Rooster, Miss Ruth Raster Miss Helen
Welty, Miss Mary Weightman, Miss
do AT0XT ~
Isabel Stewart, Miss Antoinette West,
Miss Jane Alexander, Miss Kathryn
Albaugh, Miss Marguerite Kiene, Mrs.
Robert Kerr, of Emporia, and Mrs.
Willard Troxell.
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Pupils of Miss Ida Tinker gave a re-
cital Thursday afternoon. The fol-
lowing program was given:
The Harebell Observation-Disclosures mallwood
Miss Roberta Patterson
i'ii''n --'i Miss Nellie Allen. u 'ni"fi
Aefna'u Mss S3as LIMA Carlson. weber
John Allen.
spring '05 Miss Edith okerman hiimenre'en
"1'~ Miss Pauline Franklin. "fainefo
Silly Night, Holy Night. ,.......... Krug
Miss Caryl SegerstrOm.
The Sweet Violet. ............ Smallwood
Walter Littlejohn.
water N'n Miss Ruth Carlson. . Anthony
Gondolier's Serenade ............... .Engel
Miss Althea Lutes.
Miss Elizabeth Parker
= '''-'H Miss Muriiel Hobson. -
(a) Gertrude's Dream Waltz. .. Beethoven
(b) Old English Dance. =. Seymour Smith
Miss Mary Sumey.
A'""e' !" Miss Gertrude Nelson. beethoven
Au'un" 'S Miss Mildred Ffick. i'enafo
(a) Happy Farmer .............. Schumann
{b1 Wild Rider. .................Sch umann
Daniel Forbes
A song a Miss aSf Dorothy suihe.in. aurn"n
Ae Miss Edith Griest. -'N-''''
The Silver Nymph. Observation-Disclosures Helms
Miss Berenice Danielson
(a( Minuet from Don Juan Mozart
Albert Dyal.
'e'e""ue Miss frankie Finney. - oapu"
'DH'i' Miss Mildred Ekbiad. -''' ."
Bereeuse from ''Jocelyn". 1900. GODDARD
: Miss Louise Griest.
Is Spinning Song .......... .Mendelssohn
Miss Eva McClaskey.
Miss Ruth McAfee
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who holds a proud position socially
but is afflicted. like so many others of
the classes" with a near relative of
the Prodigal Son type, who now scrubs
hotel floors in a far western city and
fetches and carries for the guests, as
his means of livelihood He has
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