The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-17

Suydam, Miss Marian Munger, Miss
Lillian Wiser Miss Rheva Bonjour,
Thompson. Miss Mildred Lewis, Miss
Laura Rhor, Miss Charlotte Walsh,
Miss Vera Pratt, Miss Neva Shoe
maker, Miss Donnon Boellner, Miss
Dorothy Crane, Miss Maym Parsons.
Miss Dorothy Shoemaker, Miss Edith
Webster, Miss Marian Price, Miss
Teresa Tucker, Miss Marjorie Roby,
Miss Helen Jorgansen. Miss Viola Van
Nice. Miss Geneva Seybold, Miss Mar
garet Seaton, Miss Esther Thomas.
Miss Jean Du Long, Miss Pauline
Sanders, Miss Helen Rosen, Miss
Louise Herrick, Miss Margaret Wor-
den, Miss Minnie McCauley, Miss
Elizabeth Hand, Miss Margaret
Raines. Miss Mary Paxton, Miss Flor
ence Leland and Miss Pearl Thiebaud.
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Miss Virginia Miller will be hostess
at a dancing party given in the ball
room at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Miller, in Buchanan
street tonight. The refreshments,
consisting of a two course supper,
will be served on the roof garden of
the Miller home. The following young
people will be present: Miss Velma
Blakely, Miss Jean KoontZ, Miss Betty
Frost Miss Muriel Barnes. Miss
Frances Esterly. Miss Octavia O'Neill,
Miss Elmine Bridges, Miss Marian
Reid. Miss Bernice Hemus, Miss Cath
crime Cole, Miss Catherine Mullin,
Miss Anna Campbell. Margot Dillon.
Florence Dolan, Pauline Rhees. Olive
Brogden Constance Reid. John Moh-
Ter, Jack Barnes. Marion Coolidge,
John Dillon, Walter Wilson, Jack
Frost. Warren Crosby, Bully Dillon,
Charles Lagerstrom. Douglas Finity.
Garritt Porter. Willis Anton, Bus
Burge. Tom Thomas, Robert Merrick.
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Lyman, Dick Wahle and Bernard
Cutler.
A musicale under the auspices of
the Social Service club will be given
at the First Presbyterian church Tues
day evening. May 20, at Sis o'clock.
silver offering will be taken at the
door and the public is cordially invit-
ed. The following is the program:
Quartette-Festival Te Deum. Op. Z, E
flat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dudley Buck
Mrs. George ", Parkhurst, Mr.. Elias
Bredin, Mrs. Henry Dotterweich, Mr..
h. T.. Bartlett.
Blow. BLOW, Thou Wintry Wind. .Sarjant
Ths YEARS So ot The f Beaeh
Mr.. Bartlett
Piano-Spanish Caprice ...... .Moszkowski
Mr.. Henry Dotterweich.
Duet-Sing, Sing, Bird on the Wing.
Mrs. Parkhurst, Mr.. Bredin.
Song Cycle-A Night In Nalshapur.
"a Long, Long Ago.
(b) The Song.
lei The Moon Has Long Since Wandered.
Mrs. Dotterweich.
Organ-Cantilene Nuptiale. $780,. Dubois
G andtt from Mignon.... h THOMAS
Mr.. Bredin.
Mimi Song, from La Boheme. $50. .Puccini
ON me- the HaS Wild hpI Rose Tree K FamGT
Mrs Parkhurst
Aria-"Cielo Mar" from La Giaconda:
.:............... Pouchieli
Three Shadows ............ .Burleigh
Alone OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Watts
Dumble Dunn Day ............. Lohr
Mr.. Glenwood f. Jones.
Song Cycle-"A Kerry Counting. ......
Percy French. Houston Collision
Mrs. Parkhurst, Mr.. Bredin, Mrs. Dotter-
WEIGH, Mr.. Bartlett, Mrs. Robert ID.
Carver, accomnanist.
Mrs. Frank Montgomery, who has
been appointed by Governor Allen to
assist in welcoming the seth division
in New York. and whose son.
Capt. w P. Montgomery, is returning
from overseas with the division, will
leave Monday afternoon. She will go
first to Boston, and will be the guest
for a few days of Mrs. Flora V. Liv-
ingston, at Cambridge, who is the as
sistant librarian at the Widener Me-
mortal library of Harvard From
there Mrs. Montgomery will go to
New York and will visit Mrs. w. P.
Montgomery and Mrs. L. A. Bigger of
Montclair, n. j., before the division
lands.
Mrs. F. Signor entertained about
twenty-five guests at dinner at the
Virginia last evening for the Amona
girls of the First Baptist church. Miss
Elma Peterson. whose marriage to
Mr.. Charles Davis, of Savannah, Ga,