The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-06

and now We do not talk about justifi-
cation by faith, but we think OF Jus
tice to the employed: When We bury
: millionAire. We 90 not ask nov
get it. Teachers have been too busy
with dead issues. and the women have
been too much occupied with the
powder rag and bridge whtst.
cep3ion was held. The guests includ-
ed members of the federation, their
husbands and other guests, and the
men Of the Commercial club and their
wives were given an invitation.
The federation gives an evening en-
teachers who are members may have
an opportunity to attend. as their
work keeps them from the afternoon
meetings..
was given to DR.. Loveland for his ad-
dress
The musicians who gave q concert
in Topeka Friday. found q number Of
friends in Topeka, who met them after
Susie Ford Of Chicago. was greeted
by Miss Sara Kouns and Miss Nell
Kouns, who knew her in Chicago
when they studied music there with
Hamlin. Miss Ford was at that time
MI. and Mrs. R. b. Nudge Of Chi
cago, who are in Topeka visiting Mrs
Mudge's aunt. Mrs. c. c. Hutson, are
friends Of all the members of the
quartet. and Mrs Nudge sometimes
Nudge was formerly Miss Hazel Eden
ana at one time lived in Topeka She
is now on her way to Los Angeles
where she win sing in concert
The Matinee Music club win meet
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
with Miss Mary MacLennan.
The Monday Bridge club win meet
Monday Of next week with Mrs. E. T.
Cartilage. Ills Western avenue
A Christmas party will be given De
cember II by the West Side Forestry
club, at the home Of Mrs. Walter
Bates. The affair will be a thimble
party, and the program that has beer
arranged for the afternoon is as FOL
lows:
Vocal solo, The Birthday Of Kine
(Neidlinger)-Miss McAfee.
Thoughts that Christmas Bring-Mrs
Harry Forbes.
Yuletide Suggestions MRS. Walker.
Reading-Miss Nina Roudebush.
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A song recital to which the public
is invited will be given Monday even
| ing in the First Congregational churcn
by pupils of Mrs. p. H. Adams. They
| will be assisted by Miss Violet Crum
bine, pianist Miss Florence p. Camp
| bell, organist. Miss Gladys Cav, VIC
linist, Miss Phoebe Gaylord. cellist
| and Mr.. Ernest Chamberlain, hutlst
| The program will be as follows:
Duet-"Silent Now The Drowsy Bird
| (Barcarolle) .............J. Offenbaci
| Misses Hannum and Crow.
Zone Fine Day" From Madam But
terhy) .Fuccin
Spring Time of Love-. NJ. Moszkowsk
| Mrs. Wahl.
| forbidden Music" ........S. Gastaldor
Miss Hannum.
| "Thou'rt Like a Lovely Flower
Paul Ambros'
/ Miss Boone.
violin Obligatory
1 "Or la sulponda" I'll Giuramento)
.Mercadant
| The Sun God" .Tr0ye
20 Mic Fernando" Ola Favorita)
| Dontzett
Miss Ieeper.
For Love of Thee" ....-.C. B. Hawle.
Miss Rooster.
"Chanter, Gale. SomLaeir' (Serenade)
Mrs. Wahl.
(Piano and Flute acc.)
His Lullaby. Carrie Jacobs Bon,
Boat Song. Harriet War
| Miss Crow.
ION Mighty Pens (Creation). Haydl
Flor di Margherita" CThe Daisy
.................... L Ardit
Miss Boone.
Ave Maria. .Gouno
Il Miss Leeper.
4 (Organ. Piano, Violin and Cello acc.)
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4 Mrs. w. F. Bowen entertained tn
women of the Pi Alumnae chapter Q
Kappa Alpha Theta, this afternoon q
her home in Western avenue.
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Mrs. r. L. Disbrow, of 1922 Lincol
street, entertained Thursday afternoo