The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-17

afternoon. Miss Price is the daughter
of Judge and Mrs. Francis Price OF
Ashland, who have been in Topeka
during the winter Miss Price is
spending the week with Mrs kouns-
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A meeting of some of the young
women of Topeka interested in char
ity work was held at the Y W. C. A
Friday afternoon to talk over plans
for the organization of branch of
the national Junior league Miss
Helen Yoder. who was connected with
the league of Kansas City, told some
thing of the work that society has
been doing for the needy. She sug-
gested improvements in the tubercu-
losis hospital the Crittenton home
and other such institutions. a tenn
porary organization was made, with
Mrs. David Page as chairman and Miss
Joanna Gleed as secretary.
A meeting will be held some time
in April for the purpose of eHecting
permanent organization. Officers
will then be regularly elected, and
plan of work mapped out Miss Mar
garet Perry of Kansas City, president
of the league of that place, will be in
Topeka and will explain the work of
the Kansas City organization.
Those present at the meeting yes
terday were: Mrs. Walker, Mrs.
Charles Wolff, Mrs. Charles Skinner,
Mrs. George Staebler, Mrs. George
Hayden, Mrs. Edwin Campbell, Mrs.
Jack Campbell, Mrs. Roland West of
Chicago; Mrs. Frank Andrews, Mrs.
Page, Mrs. Allen Sells, Mrs. Edwin
Kistler, Mrs. Leslie Guild, Miss Yoder,
Miss Edna Hopkins, Miss Mabel
Adams, Miss Helen Brigham, Miss
Reita Updegraff, Miss Orah Money
penny, Miss Gleed. Miss Jessie Bur-
nett, Miss Hazel Risteen, Miss Gladys
West.
A good many young women who ex
pect to become charter members of
the league were unable to be present
at the meeting yesterday, but will at
tend the meeting for the final organi-
cation
Mrs Omer F. Stout of Ais Fillmore
street gave a party for her daughter,
Helen Geraldine, in celebration of her
fifth birthday anniversary. EasteC
decorations and pink flowers were
used. The guests were: Helen Ger
aldine Stout, Brunhilde Nyman,
Ethel koepe, Alberta koepe, Eulalah
Mission, Fay Gray, Dorothy Nelson,
Geneve Johnson, Thelma Sfack, Mrs.
Walker and the mothers of the chill
dren.
student recital will be given to-
night at the Daniel Muller School of
Music by some of the students and
teachers. Miss Carolyn Lovewell will
sing two of the songs composed by
Mr.. Muller. The program will be as
follows:
PreludeS No and 21..............Ba Bach
Miss Myers
Nocturne, OPP. 81 No. 1.............. Chopin
Miss McLouth
Scherzando in L. Minor. Schubert
| Miss Davis
Miss Louise McLouth
(Student of Miss Phipps)
Preclude, OPP. 2S, No. 10. Chopin
Miss Griley
(a) Sleep, Baby, Sleep OBJ Winter.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Daniel A. Muller
Miss Lovewell
Nocturne, OPP. 8, No. 2-.....,. Chopin
Prelude, Op. %, No. H.. Chopin
Bernice Hemus
Sarabande (Cello) .Corelli
Miss Dorothy McLouth
(Student of Miss Phipps)
Minuet, Op. Il, No. 1.......... Paderew SKI
Miss Lyman
Romance, from Concerto in d minor Mozart
Miss Davis
(a) Mother. OBJ Heard 4 Bird.
) Daniel A. Muller
Miss Lovewell
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The people of musical and college
circles are especially interested this
week in the marriage of the Italian
violinist, Signor Guidi, of Washburr
college, who has returned from New
/ York with Madame Guidi. The wed
5 ding took place in New York. The
new bride is a French woman, former.
ly Mile. Louise Thiedaud, of Paris. ShS
E IS a good looking, smartly gownet
t young woman. l noticed her at th'
l theater with her husband Thursda,