The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-07

The ehancellor'S address was the clos
ing feature of one of the largest and
most interesting october meetings OF
the club.
In the absence of the president.
Mrs. c. A Wolf and the first vice
president, Mrs. Guilford Dudley, Mrs.
H. E. Ray, second vice president, pre-
sided. Reports were read by Mrs. f.
C. Foster, secretary; Mrs. o. B. Cuff
Ter, treasurer, and Mrs. L. r. Booth,
who gave a financial report Of the
progress of the club house fund. 1t
is interesting to know that last year
the women of the club added over
$4,000 to the fund and now possess
in club moneys, $42,725.33.
The Washburn string quartet, I'M
der the direction of Prof. #. j. Kel-
baba, played Burnett's beautiful AN
dante and Rondino." Prof. Albert
Haberstro, also of Washburn, who has
a very pleasing voice. sang The In
vietus." The professor is blessed with
an abundance of Temperament" and
deep appreciation Of an aesthetic
setting"
Short talks were made by Mr.. Geo.
Stansfield, Mr.. Ben Blow and Mr..
John D. Floyd of Charlotte, N. ca
who is the new Boy Scout executive
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Walker will en-
tertain the members of the New Era
church with a buffet supper this eve
ming at their home in Topeka boule-
ward.
DR.. S. S. Estey will be a guest. About
fifty members of the class will be
present.
Mrs. Jay B. Hughes and her sister,
Miss Helen Leeper, entertained this
afternoon with a miscellaneous shower
for Miss Sicily Allison, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Hervey Wright will take
place this fall.
The guests included: Mrs. Frank
Holloway. Mrs. Morris Wood, Mrs.
Taurus Magill, Mrs. J. R. Allison, Mrs.
Roy Wilkinson, Mrs. Guy Fraser, Mrs.
Leonard Wood, Mrs. S. E. Gilman,
Miss Lois Allison, Miss Ann Hornins,
Miss Inez Horner, Miss Lillian Huekell,
Miss Helen Gresser, Miss Marjorie
Petro. Miss Frances Allison, Miss
Rome Rain, Miss Loretta Carrier,
Miss Frances Dolan. Miss Gertrude
Huckell and Miss Margaret Rust.
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A clever and original program. will
be given Saturday evening at the Lake
View club for the amusement of the
members. The programs bear an ad-
monition at the top, If you like it.
applaud. If you don't like it-well
applaud anyway. The actors will not
be able to distinguish between genuine
and fake applause"
Lake View programs are known for
their "side splitting" qualities and
the following entertainment program
seems to be no exception to the rule:
The music interspersed during the
evening:
''Marehe D'Antoine ct CLEOPATRA. ......
Observation-Disclosures. ..-.De blaLnQnt
Lander s.''-'..: manu-
''laVAt1ne
/ Venetian Boat Song. .Mendelssohn
DE-. Clement Smith. ......... Violin
Mrs. Berniee Whelan. ....- Plano
While yeu are being entertained by
Miss Charlotte Conwell in Hawaiian dances
! -then-
DR.. F. A. Rooster in THE Hand Is Quicker
than the Eye"
followed by
HER FIRST \APPEARANC
a dramatized version of the story by that
name by Richard Harding Davis, starting
| with
which brings you up to
| THE PLAY
which occurs at midnight in a bachelor
! apartment in the HeverIy Flats, Fifth ave
nue., New York, tha several characters be-
| ing:
! Davenport. The Valet
| Van Bihber. The Man About Town
THE Littlest Girl". Miss Maxine Wilhelmi
| The entire entertainment is under the
| supervision of DIR. Clement Smith, man
ageF; Robert Pierce, advance agent; Her.
bert H. Clark, chief electrician; Harry X