The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-31

sary articles for the boys who are In
foreign service. Following their Gus
tom, each provided a share of big
picnic dinner that was of necessity
eaten indoors, the day being one CT
showers.
The visiting women were Mesdames
A A. Scott, H. E. Seeds, F. P. Man.
speaker, ]. c. Burnett, c. D. Scott,
H. H. Welty, E. v. White, w. A.
Coston, r. D. Air, w. F. Vreeland and
H L. Shirer. They all returned
home the same evening except Mrs.
Vree1and, who returned last evening.
Miss Marguerite Koontz will give a
dancing recital Saturday morning at
She and some of her dancing pupils
will appear on a program of interest
ing interpretative dances. The enter
tainment is given for the benefit of
the canteen committee of the Red
Cross This committee meets troop
trains and gives food and flowers and
a cheering time to the soldiers pass
ing thru the city.
Miss KoontZ has asked the follow
ing mem bers of the committee to act
as ushers: Mrs. Roy Crawford, Mrs.
Fred Davis, Miss Edna Hopkins. Miss
Eugenia Quinton of Washington, D.
c., Mrs. w. D. Updegraff. Mrs. Kurtz
Miss Lucille Fuller.
The first dance will be a Yogi Dance
Of Religious Media ton, and will be
given by Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, Miss
Jessie Burnett, Miss Helen Lucas,
Miss Ruth Sheahan, Miss Georgia
Neese, Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft, Miss
Jean Koontz, Miss Edna Peppmeyer
and Miss Genevieve Kendall. Louis
Freeman will dance Schubert's mo
ment Musical; a group dance,
Flora" by Lalo. will be given by
Ruth Smith, Mitchell Mcdaniel and
Leah UlamperI. Miss Georgia Neese
will give "a Thought" by Horsman;
Miss Helen Lucas and Miss Elizabeth
Hopkins will dance Kreisler's .Iiebes-
freud and Miss Genevieve Kendall
will have as solo dance "Badine"
by Gabriel-Marie. Mary Jane and
Peggy Strawn, the two little daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Strawn,
will dance Miles'ss Children With
Balloons" The following young
women will give Sculpture Plastic"
by Elgar: Miss Elizabeth Hopkins,
Miss Helen Lucas Miss Beatrice
Shakeshaft, Miss Georgia Neese, Miss
Genevieve Kendall and Miss Jessie
Burnett Velma Blake1y and Edna
Peppmeyer will give "Paraphrase on
Minuet;" Miss Elizabeth Hopkins.
Miss Marguerite Koontz and Miss
figures from an Amphora. I'm an Old
Fashioned Garden will be danced by
Cornelia Adams, LaReine Brelsford,
Lucia Floersch. Deborah King, June
Henderson. Katherine Allen and Mil
licent Dillon. Egyptian Frieze will
be given by Miss Burnett, Miss Shake
shaft, Miss Kendall, Miss Neese, Miss
Lucas, Miss Elizabeth Hopkins and
Miss Grace Koontz. Babbie GauIt and
Jean Koontz will dance a mazurka by
Chopin and Ruth Sheahan, a Chinese
incense dance. Miss Burnett will give
Ambrosio's "A Blue Hat" Posey
Bone, Mary Jane Strawn and Betty
! Freeman will dance a polka; Miss
Hopkins, a fan dance. and Miss Lucas
will give 1T Was All in a Story Book. %
Two Roman dances will be included
in the program: A slave dance by
Babbie Gault, Jean Koontz, Edna
Peppmeyer and Velma Blakely, and a
Dagger dance by Miss Hopkins and
Miss Marguerite Koontz. The pro-
gram will close with a dance by Miss
1 Koontz, Crescent Moon" by Pierne.
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Three Kansas governors who are
buried in the Topeka cemetery were
honored Thursday by the Native Sons
and Daughters of Kansas. who drove
to the cemetery in automobiles dur
ing the forenoon. and laid wreaths on