The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-25

Awaits. 0rom the Creation)-Mrs. Park
hurst. Mr.. H. c. Pribble. Mr.. Walter
Mendelssohn-It Is Enough. (from the
Elijah)-Mr. Zimmerman.
Gcmes-Cera Una Volta un Princite.
(from II Guarany)-Mrs. Parkhurst
Leoncavallo-vesta la Giubba, Crom
Paglia cci)-Mr Pribble
Finden-Kashanire Love Story. from On
The Song of the Bride; (c) viii the Red
Sun Never Set; I'D Ashoo at Her Lattice:
e. Only a Rose: q Klngfisher Blue
(a) Maud Valerie White-To Mary; (b)
Frederick Clay-Lalla Rookh; (c) T. Sing
ponn. Song %gn, Of A Afsy 90 verd,5La
Pribble.
{a) Marshall-I Hear You Calling Me;
stanford-Trottin'. to the Fair-Mr. Tim
norman.
"a Quilter-Now Fleets the Crimson
son-A Recipe for an April Day: 0d) Hahn
Meath the Apple Tree: (e) Willeby-A
June Morning: 70 Carpenter-Don't Ceare
Verdi-sweet Love Divine-Mrs. Park
hurst. Mr.. Pribble and MI; Zimmerman
Mrs. Vernon Castle, the high priest
ess OF TepsichOre. has adopted a new
method of hair dressing that many
women in the east are following. She
is showing piquantI bobbed tresses,
and the hair dress rs are grinding
butante heads and some full blown
ones too. The effect. they say, is al
Turing enough when the right sort of
face goes with it, but it ia a sad day
for the girl. who hobs her hair without
being sure OF the build of the phySi-
ognomy. Samson's handicap Of a
hasty haircut would be no worse than
hers. The proper way is to brush the
mass of bobbed hair straight back
from the forehead. with a struggling
To- T. - ~ Rov
Since there are many faces that would
be ruined by such a couture, a com
promise is suggested. A band Of rib
bon might be worn across the brow.
or a gold band with a jewelled drop
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Moore of Har-
rison street are having as their guests
at dinner today Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Hanson of Lawrence and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar L. Frink.
/ Mrs. Barker and her daughter, Miss
Dinsmore. are entertaining today at
dinner, their guests being relatives
and friends from Lawrence.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gillette, of TIT
! Fillmore street, gave a seven o'clock
dinner party to the following friends:
DIR. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Young. DR..
and Mrs. E. S., Pettyjohn, Mr.. and
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Reed. Mr..
and Mrs. George Nyman, Miss Martha
Nicholson, Miss Gertrude Reed. Miss
Rosamond Nyman and Miss Brunheld
Byman.
Dr. and Mrs ]. A. Crabb celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
formally Wednesday evening. and
those who stood in line with them
were DIR. and Mrs. F. o. Boyd and
DR.. and Mrs Forrest Kutz. Assisting
them were Mrs Emma Hutchin. Miss
Darline Hutchin, Miss Marguerite
Crabb and Mrs. Lulu Crabb.
DR.. and Mrs. Crabb and their son.
Herbert, have gone to Lebanon. Kan
sas, for Christmas visit.
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Miss Ruth Miller has returned from
Chicago for a holiday visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Miller.
She is studying with Hugo Kortschak,
of the Walter Spry school She
played the violin Friday night at
musicale given at the home of Clar-
ence Eddy, the organist.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Rickenbacher
gave a Christmas dinner party today
at their home. 1912 Tyler street.
| Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
T. r. Rickenbacher and their family,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Rickenbacher, Mr..
and Mrs Clifford Dodge and their
family, of Salina, Miss Grace Ricken-
bacher. Mr.. Foster Rickenbacher. and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rickenbacher
and their children.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Ruth Auerbach is recovering
from a severe attack OF tonsilitis.
DR.. and Mrs. A. D. Gray, OF La
| Crosse, Kansas. are visiting Dr. Gray's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Gray.
Mr. and AIRS. w. r.. Harrison and
their son. of Newton. are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs & H. Bunnell
Miss Mary Quigley. Of Colorado
| Springs. is a guest at the D. II. Forbes
home. Mr. Ralph Forbes. Of Ottum-
wa. Canada, is spending Christmas
/ with his parents Mr.. and Mrs ID. II.
i Forbes.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Creary are
/ visiting Mrs Cleary's relatives In
Wamego. during the Christmas sea-
4 son.
Mr.. and Mrs B. n. Harris have gone