The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12

that this hat is as practical as some
Mr.. Clifton did some aesthetic dancing
| Mr.. Spencer sang, accompanied by
| Miss Wind at the piano. Miss Sum
mers proved her mastery of the uku-
| lele, and the guests were taken by
| storm with the beautiful music rem
dered by Mr.. Salisbury on one-string
cigar box violin Mr.. Brady delivered
| his wonderful William Jennings Bryan
speech with more fervor than ever.
During the course of the supper,
which was served under the super
! vision Of Mrs. Salisbury, Mrs. Overton
Overton and Wood Chopper Linde-
muth kept the crowd IN a good hufnor
with their stories.
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Miss Berntce Fuller entertained a
few friends Monday afternoon for Miss
/ Helen Gardenhire, of New York, who
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Albrecht
Marburg. Miss Gardenhire will leave
| for her home in New York Wednes-
day:
Slang. if IT is of the highbr
variety, will still be vogue among
the co-eds at Northwestern university
and the University of Chicago. And
this despite the announcement that
women of Nassar have put the
| 'kiboSh' on il in all its variations.
Chicago school girls are putting on
airs, say the Chicago co-eds, who de-
clare they intend to sling slang for all
they are worth, but only the refined
and cultured kind.
''High-brow slang is not like the
How, vulgar kind declared Miss Nor
ma Cullen at Northwestern university.
Its just expressive. and well--it just
makes one perfectly first. Yes, per-
Efectly first is cultured slang and it's
a ripping phrase
We've got to use slang" pleaded
Miss Mabel Mcconnell, also of North
be able to understand the men"
Almost the same arguments were
offered by the girls at the University
of Chicago, where shoot meaning
"begin speaking 'hit the tub" and
beat it, are not only permissible, but
necessary expressions.
"But vulgar slang won't be toler-
ated," said Miss Helen Lindsey of
Greenwood hall. When 1 hear girls
using it 1 always bawl them OUT
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Karel Havlicek, Russian violinist
assisted by Paul Parks. baritone, and
Malvina Ehrlich, pianist, will appear
in Topeka, December IS and 19, for
- the second annual recital for the Ma
tional Society for Broader Education
The recital is sponsored by the Ladies
of the G.. A. r. A remarkable program
is offered by the trio of artists. Fol-
given in two parts
Polonaise Mllitaire in A..... Chopin
Malvina Ehrlich.
Yea, Mid Chains Handel
II Know a Hill Whelpley
0nity to Love '--.-.--,--....-' santIey
->e''-N' Paul Parks ''''i : '-''''-
sonata IN Aii;;;::.-----.- Handel
Adagio-Allegretto moderate
karel Havlicek.
AZ" Pani parks
lestais Noeturne in Minor .oia11na9ll chopin
Dance of the Elves. ......... Sapellnikof
Malvfna Ehrlich.
"yienneses Song -.--.-..-.k kTeisleF Re Isl!
"Rondino," on Theme by beethoven
Mazurka de Concert. .Musin n Ssfn
fs Snd is nfash thmen dd Eprs6
Garry Me Back to Old Virginny".
'I've Been Roaming" .,............. Horn
Paul Parks.
81 'e'e' karel Haviicek. 80 80 =
walhalia Malvina ,i Ehrlies,. Masner-brasSin
.'Tramping ---.----.....-.---..,.-- Wolf
"A thought Like Music BRAHMS
"The TrumPeter ~ i,a,,:: Dix
Sonata of the 10th Century" 49,. Eccles
Andante-Allegro Moderate.
Adagi0-N1vace.
Karel Havlicek.
Aria, ''Dio Possente," from Faust,
'''''''' Paul Parks. ''0D''u
ION the Wings of Song.
,;;.t, .MendelssohP1 Ghdnia Liszt
''In Autumn" .Moskowski
Malvina Ehrlich.
Msansti ..serensde Espagnoie' hee'no'en
| - .Chaminade- kreisler
.sAienuett" Mozart
Karel Havlicek.
"A Barque at Midnight" "........... Lambert
"Old Songs" ......-..............- Selected
1.-The Ringers Lohr
1.-THE Gay Curito'' ....... ............H .Harriss
Paul Parks.
"Danse des Sylphs' .............. .Goldblatt
Bird on the Tree" Caprice -burlesque
Karel Havlicek
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