The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-03
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By OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

L, pupil of Dean Elias A Bredln' ana
Miss Helen r. Scott, a pupil of Prof,
four ensemble numbers and three
solos. given by Miss Munger, Miss
Scott and Miss Hazel Swogger. The
second part of the program will be
orchestral numser:a !.
! Mr. and Mrs w. Tom Brown will
j give a dinner at Pelletier's Tea room
/ at $50 this evening, followed by cards
at their apartment. The guests VIII
! include members of an informal caro-
| played duplicate whist. Covers VIII
! he laid for Mr. and Mrs. George C..
| Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Car
ruth, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Love-
well, Miss Florence Bowman, Mr..
Percy C. Powell and Mr.. and Mrs
Brown.
Mrs John r. Shelton entertained
the following friends at luncheon Fri
day: Mrs. w. A. Morton, Mrs Hirami
P. Dillon, Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler
Mrs. j. C Gafford, Mrs. Alvarado M.
Fuller, Mrs. j. M. Council, Mrs. L. H.
Mum and Mrs. w. T. Crosby.
A cafeteria supper, followed by a
"children's'' party, by the men and
women of the First Presbyterian
church, is being planned by commit
Zee. OIL WHICH MIS-. n. It GutAl1 lS 10
chairman for Monday, May IL, at the
church. After the supper, the men
and women, dressed as children, will
give an entertainment, consisting of
the usual speaking day exercises at
school. The other members of the
George w. Parkhurst, Mrs. W. r.
Kercher. Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mrs.
Frank Campbell. Mrs. Charles Dillon,
Mrs. Robert Carver. Mrs. Glen Deaver.
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There will be several solo numbers
on the program to be given at the
auditorium Sunday afternoon by the
Topeka Symphony orchestra. on the
occasion of it's first public appearance.
Miss Margaret Poindexter, head of
the piano department in Bethany col
Iege, will play the first solo, Suite in
D Minor by D'Albert. This COM
position is written in three movements,
attemande. gavotte and mussette Cor
! small bag pipe).
Miss Florence Rowe, soprano. will
sing "Berceuse" from "Joclyn" by
GODDARD, and will be accompanied on
the piano by Mr.. Elmer OLSON. Mr..
j. c. Rothermal concert master in the
orchestra. will play the violin obH-
gato with this number.
Mr.. Harry Waldo Cmith, tenor, will
sing two solos: "A Little Bit o.
Heaven" by Carrie Jacobs Bond, and
bert Dean Elias Bredin will play Mr..
Smiths Accomplishments.
The concert will be free and the
public is invited.
Mrs. F. c. Kaths has issued invita-
tions for a bridge party to be given
next Friday afternoon, May 8, at her
home, 915 Western avenue.
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The vesper service at the First
Congregational church Sunday after
noon at o'clock will be a flower
service. The musical program will
consist of two numbers by a trio.
flute, violin and piano, Meditation"
by Ralph Kinder, nd "Elegie"
(Spring), by Massenet. The pianist is
Mrs. Walter Hunt, the violinist, Mr..
Herbert Guild, and the flutist is Miss
lean Lyle of Marcelline, Mo, who has
/ been travelling with the Berkeley Con-
cert company; a piano solo. 'Narcis-
sus.' by Miss Leone Brayman, and an
anthem, Bow Thine Ear" by the
church quartet, Miss Florence Rowe,
! soprano. Miss Eleanore Kuth. alto,
! Mr.. H. L. Shirer, tenor, and Mr.. Don
Campbell, bass. The Rev. Alfred E.
| Gregory will give a ten-minute talk
on The Human Flower
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Mrs. G. c. Bowman entertained the
! Topeka Avenue Bridge-Luncheon club
Friday at her home in 433 Woodlawn.