The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-05

Mrs. Norman Wear, Mrs. Eugene
Quinton, Mrs. Monte Kistler, Mrs Ro-
bell. Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Eva
Smith, Miss Lucille Fuller and Miss
Mildred Fuller.
People who will go over to Wichita
to spend the next weekend as the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Vermilion and their daughter, Miss
Clara Vermilion, are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Burns. Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Walker. Mr.. Clay Hamilton and Mr.
ner will be given for the guests Friday
evening and on Saturday there will be
a dinner-dance at the Wichita club
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Miss Alice Hughes will entertain her
sewing club Tuesday afternoon at her
home in Potwin Place.
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Two members of the fine arts de-
partment of Washburn college are at
tracing attention in st. Louis and
Kansas City on account of the high
class of work which they do.
In the early part of March, Dean
Horace Whitehouse will appear as
soloist on the program of the st. Louis
Symphony orchestra. He will give his
concerto on the pipe organ.
1t is a great honor to be asked to
appear as soloist on a program of this
.
formerly of the Boston symphony
orchestra and such artists as Kreisler,
violinist, and Harold Bar pianist,
have appeared on the program.
Dean Whitehouse expects to go from
St Louis east. where he will make a
tour, playing in recitals.
Signor Scipione Guidi, who short
time ago played at the Horner Insti-
tute of Music in Kansas City and
made a most favorable impression,
/ 70 solo Jet for.
the orchestra. He will appear during
/ a number of the largest concerts
which the orchestra will give
The following notice appeared IN
the Kansas City Star following Signor
Guidis recital:
I In short program before an audi
ence of musicians Sunday evening in
! the Horner institute, Scipione Guidi.
recently from Italy. disclosed talenet
and skill that are well worth keeping
in the southwest. Mr.. Guidi has been
in America only a few months. He
was formerly with Toscanni in Italy
and for a time in London playing with
Henry Woods orchestra. He is now
teaching music in Washburn college
in Topeka.
An informal tea was given Satur-
day afternoon at the Throop hotel by
a number of the ladies who are max
ing their homes there. The hostesses
were: Mrs. f. H. Lowry, Mrs. A. c.
Graves of Pittsburg, Mrs. H. L. Ora
ham of Horton, Mrs. A. A Doerr OF
Larned, Mrs. J. w Montee of Girard
Mrs II. F. Sutton of st. John, Mrs l.
! L. Taylor of Dodge City. Mrs. Francis
C. Price of Ashland, Mrs. Charles 5
Huffman of Columbus, and Mrs. A F
Smith of Burden.
Mrs. Arthur Capper received with
the hostesses. Mrs. H. E. Ray pre-
sided over the tea table. Assisting il
the dining room were some of the girl:
who came over from Lawrence to at.
tend Mrs c. 1. Martins party, among
whom were: Miss Lillian Martin Miss
Violet Mathews. Miss Arnistina Cissne
of Kansas City, Miss Mont Claire
Huffman of Columbus. Miss Margare
Young of Fredonia, Miss Floss Irene
Lucas of Cherokee and Miss Margare
Ray Miss Mary Lowry and Miss Sars
Hazel Slaughter.
The tea was held on the second
floor of the hotel. The hall ant
rooms were decorated in pink roses
carnations and ferns. About one hun
dred and fifty women called during
l The Tivoh Karnival ball, which wa
. held at kellam nall Friday night, wa
7 one of the largest parties which III,
club has given this year. There wer'
l number of people over from KanSa
l university for the party. Those VIII
? danced were: Miss Helen Neese, Mis-
Alice Lyman, Miss Ruth Wood, Mis-
charlotte West, Miss Lillian Martin
T Miss Antoinette West, Miss Jessie Bu:.
: nett, Miss Hazel Boast Miss Heller
= Whitfield, Miss Doris Rosser, Miss Mar,
, Burnett, Miss Vreda Burch, Mis-
I Antolnette Clark, Miss Jean Morse
e Miss Mildred Fuller. Miss Jean Lind
a say, Miss Marian Williams Miss Haze
= Howe. Miss Ruth Graham, Miss Doro
/ thy Ose. Miss Cynthia Monroe, Mis-
i Nan Weightman, Miss Mary Paxton
n Miss Arnistina Cissna Miss CLYDE Col
Inns, of Myersdale, Pa; Miss Alv;
l. Palmetter, Miss Dorothy Miller. Mis-
e Helen Cooke, Miss Hazel Dorsetts
n Miss Doris Drout, of Lawrence; Mis-
e Harriet Hill. Miss Mary Samson, Mis-
: Pauline McVey. Miss Marjorie Mid