The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-27

in part: Chorus, Come Unto Me-"
Maunder: bass solo, Might and Morn
ing" Speaker, sung by Mr.. Charles
Hollis will be continued at the even
ing service.
Mrs. wv. F. Hughes has in(ted
about sixty guests for an informal tea
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
onel and Mrs Hughes will receive
some OF the men and women Of Pot
win Place.
sciously offered a suggestion to the
street car company which may be Of
value in meeting competition with the.
She boarded a West Twelfth
street car last night. accompanied by
an older woman. She took q seat well
hind her were admiring what to
them was q new and decidedly catch
ing style Of hairdressinE. Apparently
several inches OF q golden tress had
been left to dangle fetchingly at free
dom. Fetch, be 1t remembered. means
to go after and bring back, Anyway.
that dangling lock was a pleasure to
the eyes and a temptation to the
fingers.
But the young woman's couture
was not q new style Of head-dress. as
subsequent DEVELOPMENTS revealed.
women drew from her coat dainty
sleeveless article of feminine attire,
and the without rising the young wo-
man slipped herself from her coat and
the fetching lock was released and
fell down over the back Of the seat
in a golden cascade. Could anyone
see anything like that in q jitney? -
The sleeveless thing = skeleton
Jackets they are called-was slipped
on and then the coat.
About the suggestion to the street
car company? Why not have dress
ing rooms in the street cars?
Mrs. T. r.. Paxton will entertain the
Friday Bridge-luncheon club Satur-
day Of next week. The meeting il
because the Radcliffe concert is to be
given on the regular meeting day OF
the club.
The women Of Kansas have had a
bouquet handed to them from q
Washington man, DR.. E. H. Parkin-
son, who read in the papers on file
in the Congressional Library of Wash
ingtOn, D. c., the speech delivered by
Mrs. J. M. Miller the latter part of
III 4OPCAd. Ills lcttCI S1yS.
This paHt was of special interest
to us and it would be well II the citi-
zenship of the nation would lay it to
heart: Try as we may to divorce
moral questions from politics or from
alignment with political parties. his
moral sentiment Of the people just
the same as an economic question will
be crystallized into law only when it
becomes a vital political ISSUE The
reference also made in the speech to
the great peace movement deserves
attention and high commentator.
Kansas has reason to be proud of her
public-Spirited wOmen-wOmen who
have used the platform. the press and
the ballot to good effect. They have
exemplary amid the great sisterhood
of states"
Mrs. w. S. Amos, Of 1925 College
avenue, win be at home Informally
Wednesday afternoon. March 3. for
of Osborne, Kan, and for Mrs. Oscar
Neil, of Topeka Friends of the
hostess and her guests are asked to
The Myers-Hall concert will be
given Monday evening in the First
Baptist church at eight o'clock. Miss
Ann Myers and Miss Beulah Hall, who
are giving the concert, will be assisted
by Miss Esther Watts. The program
is as follows:
Overture to Tancredi ....... .Rossini
Sonata in A for Violin. with piano
(Andante. Allegro. Adagio. Allegretto
Moderately
Miss Hall.
(a) Valse, Op. SO. No. 1..... Chopin
CD Pap1llOn :Gr1eg
Miss Myers.
Cavatina for soprano, with orches-
ira. Roberto o tn che Adora,"
from Robert il Diavolo". 80.
Symphony in G (The surprisel 49,.
(Adagio. contabiie, vivace Assai. An
dante. Allegro al Molto.)
Concerto in d, violin with orchestra
(First Movement with Cadenza by
Heerman.)
Miss Hall.
Capriccio Brilliant, OPP %, .......
With orchestra.
Miss Myers
Hejre Kati. OPP. 80. Hubay
With orchestra.
Miss Hall.
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THE C. o. D. girls OF the sub-senior
class Of the high school gave a spread
Harrison street Friday afternoon.
Those present were: Miss Helen
Wright Miss Louise Ward, Miss Edith
Parfitt. Miss Eleanore Goodrich, Miss
Mae Brain, Miss Natalie Romans,
Miss Lillian Gleissner. Miss Helen
Mitchell, Miss Almeda Hare, Miss
Doris Burdette. Miss Elizabeth Pow
ell, Miss Mildred Gillett, Miss Marie
Stee1e, Miss Frances Holman and Miss
Setback.
Mrs. ]. F. Daniels Of 1119 Van Bur-
en- street gave a thimple party this
afternoon. The house was prettily
decorated with roses, tulips. hyacinths