The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-10

Florence Towne and Miss Ann But
terly had charge of the arrangements.
| Mrs. Frank Squires is chairman of the
social department of the club, which
is philanthropic and literary organ
ization' numbering sboyt $50 members
The school of fine arts of Washburn
| college will give a recital Sunday after
noon at MacVicar chapel, under the
| direction of Ignatius E. Tello, assisted
! by Miss Marian Munger and Miss
| Helen r. Scott. The orchestra, which
will furnish part of the program, con-
| sists of the following: Violinists-
Juliet Hughes, Hazel l.. Swogger, Ber-
| nice Heath, Theresa Friedman, Helen
McCarty, Marie Green, Ivy Kretsmey-
er, Henry Mason, Harold E. Naylor,
Morris Friedberg; violist-Orville NJ
! Ballard; cellist-Beth E. Rogler, o.
E. Hunt; basso-W. c.. Butler, Tia
Lewis; flutist-Frank V. Harshbarger,
Helen Rupp; larinetist-Claude Nc
Craig; assoonist-Lloyd E. Rogler;
cornetist-Uriel Paynter, Dana E.
Brown; trombonist-H. A Snyder;
pianists-Helen Lewis, Helen R. Scott;
organist-Gladys Elledge.
The program follows:
For three violins. cello, piano and organ
ca Sanzonetta Minor AMBROSE
W. souvenir .Drula
Hazel L. Swogger.
(a) Larghetto Observation-Disclosures. Spohr
~ AAndante ....-............-.-. Don't
For four violins.
Dream of Paradise. ..... Hamilton Gray
Marion Munger
Quartet from Rigoletto ........Verdi
sextet from Lucia di Lammermoor.
Fer three yioiins, cello and piano DSnlAe'p
Prelude in Minor ..... Raehmaninoff
Helen r. Scott. -
I'm giorno in Venezia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Suite Romantique" .Nevin
=. Gondolieri.
,. CanZOne Amorosa,
4. Bouna Notte.
For three violins. cello, piano and organ.
PART II.
Observation-Disclosures in the Underworld"
- :..;;-....... Offenbach
| Je T'Aime-Valse .Waldteufeld
National Emblem-March .Bagiey
The public is invited to this recital,
which is free.
The following women of the Chan
| eel chapter of Grace cathedral will be
in charge of the Children's Fashion
| show to be given Tuesday afternoon at
Buchanan street: Mrs. c. H. Bunger
Mrs. John Abrahams. Mrs. Chas B.
! Thomas, Miss Mary Hambleton, Mrs
| w. N. West, Mrs. Chester Woodward
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis, Mrs. w. H.
Conrey, Mrs. lief Felix, Mrs. George
Thompson, Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mrs
Roy johnson, Mrs. James Norman
| Lippitt, Mrs. George Hayden, Mrs
Richard Hayden, Mrs. w F. Talia-
ferro, Mrs. Roland Perkins, Mrs. E. C.
Arnold, Mrs. r. P. Ogilvie, Mrs. Chas
Skinner, Mrs. Horace Humphrey, Miss
Hazel Risteen, Miss Edna Herbst, Mrs.
Hal Hazlett. Mrs. f. c. Gibbs. Mrs
Cecil Porter, Mrs. David Palmer,
Mrs. Will Clifton. Mrs. Earl williams,
| Mrs. Floyd Baker and Mrs. ]. D. Leo
pold. The children who will act as
living models to show off the gar
ments will be: Diana Campbell,
Marcia Mohler, Helen Jane Conger,
Jean Campbell, Billy Felix. Polly Per-
Perkins. Martha Davis, Jane Griggs.
Frank Griggs, Barbara King, Gather
inc Catlin, Susan Snyder, Mary Hay
den. Dick Hayden, Helen Bunger.
Hambleton Abrahams, and Elizabeth
Abrahams.
Mrs. Chas. Skinner and Mrs Chas.
Wolff entertained the Bridge-Iunch-
con club at l e'cl 2 luncheon today
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Mccoy have
moved from 1897 Central Park ave-
nue. to 1880 Buchanan street.
Mrs. T. D. Alden left yesterday aft
ernoon for Chicago, called by the ILL
ness of her sister, Mrs. Warren Akers,
of Washington, D. c.
Col. Sidney H. Guthrie of the regu-
! lar army stopped off Friday on his
way to California to visit, and was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. r. L. Moore,
and his brother. Mr.. H. F. Guthrie
| and Mrs. Guthrie. Mrs Moore and
Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie drive with him
to St Marys today to visit relatives.
| Mr.. Hugh S Funk of Hill City is
spending few days in Topeka, the
guest of his sister. Mrs. F. A Mccoy
Miss Lucille Smith and Miss Ethel
Caster have gone to Manhattan to at
tend the Kappa Kappa Gamma house
party
Mrs. J. NJ. kirkpatrick has gone to
Lawrence to attend the Mothers