The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08

carrie, MIS-. FRANK SQuiEes, MIS-. OIto
B. Cutler. Mrs. william Fieger, Mrs.
]. G. Leopold, Mrs. o. P. Price. Mrs
j. w. Johnston, Mrs. L. B. Maniey.
Mrs. B. Walker. Mrs. William Fighter
and Miss Bess Campbell.
Mrs. Henry v. Stearns entertained
for the girls of the Sigma Alpha Iota
fraternity Friday afternoon at her
home 1901 College avenue. The az
fair was an informal tea, the hours
being from 4 until $50 o'clock.
The guests, members of the fra
ternity, included: Miss Helen Scott.
Miss Margaret Worden, Miss Margaret
Bell, Miss Hazel Swogger, Miss Ber-
nice Heath, Miss Jessie Young, Miss
Blanche Van Buren,, Miss Pearl THE
Humphrey, Miss Thelma Johnson. Miss
Merle Duggan and Miss Eleanor Hines.
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Cecil Tanning. the American BARI
tone, who has achieved notable success
in England and who will sing at the.
auditorium, February 4, was invited to-
sing before their majesties, King
George and Queen Mary. at a dinner
given by Ambassador and Mrs. Davis
of the American Embassy.
In letter Mr.. flaming tells of his
experiences: Our, great event this
week was singing for the king and
queen. The ambassador gave q for
| NAL dinner for their. majesties. forty
| ladies had come upstairs to the draw
| ing room, Mrs. Davis asked permission
of the queen for me to sing.
! 1.-The queen bowed cordially to us
when we entered, to which we of
course responded. 1 sang Sidney Ho-
! the queen brush a tear from her eye.
Then at her request I sang an amusing
negro spiritual. "Standin' in de Need
OBJ Prayer The queen asked US to do
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when he came up to the drawing
room. When the king entered all the
| ladies arose and he kindly went per-
sonally to all of the elderly ladies and
asked them to be seated The men
were in court dress and the king also
| wore purple decoration on his chest
and the gold garter. The ladies were
| regal and the exquisite costuming and
display of jewels were beyond any
thing either of Y US had h ever seem"
| Mrs w. E. Mcvey's team of the
Woman's club will meet for l o'clock
luncheon next Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. w. E. Thrapp. 1910 West
| Eighth avenue.
The Ladies' Music club will give a
concert Wednesday afternoon, January
iI2. at the Central Congregational
| church at 8 o'clock, to which the gen.
eral public is invited.
| Inc compositions uSeu are ny AHlcI-
fican composers for organ, and will be
played by Dean Henry V. Stearns. He
will be assisted by Miss Rena NJ. La
ZelIe, soprano.
The program is as follows:
sonata for organ in D minor" s;kIlton
I'm Wearin Ava, jean. Foote
L Amour Miss Iazeiie
! ''Cantilene''. Huntington W goldman
..Rantasie s ssmphonioue Cole
| Dean Stearns.
oh hs' the irish Coast steaTs
ApiN D''i- Miss Lazelie.
.Eestal March in .Foote
pa Little Maiden. ....::.. .Clough- Leighter
aRemembrance, ''.''.i 4a Maet Ware
sunlight "ai Miss Iaaeile. Ia -
i "wrl o. the Wisp"-
"Tocatta in e.; - ............. Bartlett
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| At the meeting and dinner OF the
Topeka kindergarten club held Fri
day evening in the breakfast room OF
| the Y. w, c. A, Mrs. Eliza w. Bow
man and Dr. Charles NJ. Sheldon were
made honorary members of the or
ganization. Doctor Sheldon and Mrs
Bowman were instrumental in organ
izing kindergarten work here mum
Der of years ago. Miss Dorothy Hile
of Bethany College sang number OF
folk songs.
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The Juniors and Sub-Juniors of the
high school are planning the reception
Il to be given January % for the Seniors
and the Sub-Seniors of the school
Miss Ethel Aldrich and Miss Marie
Crawford are advisers for the Junior.
and Miss Lillian Heron and Mrs. Mel
C. Terrill, advisers of the Senior class
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i The meeting of the Faculty club
of Washburn college to have beer
held Monday evening, has been post
poned one week.
Notes and Personal Mention.
!, Mrs E. w. Clausen of Atch son /:
the guest of Mss Henrietta Alexander
and will remain for the inauguration
Mr. Ned Osborn of New York spen
a short time recently the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hayden. Mr.
Osborn was en- route to New Orleans
to join Mrs. Osborn and niece, Mis-
Josephine Sublett, and from there they
will sail for New York. Mr.. and Mrs
Osborn spent Christmas in Illinoi.
with Mrs. Osborn's parents.
You can do your own granting with
the Chi-Namel process. c. NJ Hill &
Son. S26 Kansas Ave.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Horley have
returned to their home in Lincoln
Neb., after visit here to their. son
Mr.. w. G. Horley.
Miss Ethel Aldrich is spending the
weekend in Kansas City
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leland johnson viii
leave in a short while to make theil
home in Ellis, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pettijohn have
:; returned to their home in Dodge City
after visiting relatives in Topeka ana
in Missouri.
Fallen arches, flat foot. restored b,
the Post system for feet Gabriel Fo1
& Gabriel, Chiropractors. 71S Kansas
Ave.-Adv.