The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-07

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be held at o'clock at the home of
Mrs. r. r. Atchison, 1917 Harrison
street.
Commissioner Robert D. McGiffert
will speak on the care of public build
IFS Mrs. c. l. Martin will talk on
/ laws relative to public property and
| Mrs. Lila Day Monroe on the property
| rightsof women. Mrs. Clara H. Hazel
rigg will speak on neglected ceme-
teries and Prof. H. W. Jones win speak
/ on the topic left over from November,
The Mexicans in Our Country Miss
Maud Mary Kline will have a paper
! on ''Music as an Education" and Miss
/ Sylvia Silverthorne will sing two solos,
selection from Rogers and one from
Beach.
| AS this is the last meeting of the
| club in this year. all members are
urged to be present, and all friends OF
the club not members are invited
The following concert program will
be given by the Swedish Mission
Bethel church choir under the direc-
ton of Mrs. A. L. Nystrom, in the
Swedish Bethel church, corner Sixth
avenue and Harrison street, Thursday
evening a 8 O'Clock. The program is
| as follows:
0is "n---' Mrs - T. W. Nygrsn.
Processional-"Over the Meadow Fair
'''''''''''''''''iC; Choir. ''''''''' s'Oei
Invocation ...........Rev. J. A. jacobson
Psalm CT DAVID ..:....... swennerberg
Bass solo-"Rock of Ages. Remfck
Mr.. Nels o. Nelson.
! ''List to the Cherubie Host ......... .GaUl
Ladies' ehorus-Baritone solo, Albert NJ.
Nystrom; soprano, MabelIe Lovene.
.S and FNsf Nm Algert NfS2
| Song of the Vikings ..........--F aning
I-,1I-,,-
Soprano-"O Divine Redeemerr 80.
Miss Mabeiiiie Io1ene; Grace Beiner Brad
ley, accompanist.
Piano (a) TAM aus Jolster. Edward Grieg
(b) March of the Slavs A. A. Mumma
Co., MI Paul F.. Thorson. po..,,o-,n
Ladies Chorus
GLORIA" from Twelfth Mass $500. Mozart
Trio, Praise Ye (from Attila) &C. Verdi
Mabelle Lovene, soprano; Paul L. ThOFson,
tenor: Mr.. Albert NJ. Nystrom, baritone.
Bass, Tin a Pilgrim. I'm Stranger.
Mr.. Nels o. Nelson
"Gn1old Ae Portals :--..-..-..... Gounod
Benedietion ........... Rev. A. L. Nystrom
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From Kansas City's little society
| paper we learn that MIR. Auerbach OF
Auerbaeh & Guettei, has bought the
E. c. Smith home on Forty sixth
street, and they will make extensive
! improvements, spending $4,000 on
the interior. The house and its ap-
! pointments were always beautiful as
Mrs. Smith has so much taste and 1t
! is impossible to conceive how it could
/ be improved upon. But of course, one
| likes to express individual taste in a
| home"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Auerbach had apart
ments at the Muehlebach previous to
their departure for Europe and since
| their return are still living at the
| hotel.
THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who. on account ola recent day
light burglary in his vicinity, has dug
up an old revolver which he laid away
among his collection of relics some
| twenty-five years ago, and is giving
friend wife daily instructions in the
art of using it so that any bold, bad
Enen moving upon this home will get
their just deserts. After oiling and
| securing it thoroly our man says the
weapon shoots just as good as it did
many years ago when he was tramp
| ing the railroad yards as a car clerk.
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| The GuIus club will meet Thurs
| day afternoon with Mrs. George A.
| Wilmarth, 1101 West Eighth avenue.
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! The Mothers club of the Boy Scouts
of Troops, 8, and 5, of the Westmin-
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! Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. L.
Olney, 1884 West street.
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| Pi Beta Tau sorority announces the
pledging of Miss Mildred Brown.
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Mrs. James Nelson, Mrs. Charles E.
| Cole and Mrs. Homer Claussen gave a
| bridge party Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Nelson on College ave-
nue. for Mrs. z. r. Ambrose.
| The guests playing included:
Mrs. Ambrose Mrs. l. D. Billings
Mrs. H. b. Gillette Mrs. W. A. Dyal
Mrs. Clifford Tromp Mrs. Tom Powell
| Mrs. +. r. Middleton Mrs J. w. Harper
Mrs. Ross Tracey Mrs. A. Ambrose
Mrs. A. ROsseau Mrs. z. NJ. Spencer
! A Washburn party open to all stu
dents of the college will be held Fri
day evening in the gymnasium with
the mem bers of the junior class of
the school as hosts and hostesses.
The affair will be a Christmas
party, one feaure of it being an au-
| ton sale with Prof Albert Haberstro
as auctioneer. Miss Mabel Taylor Is
| chairman of the committee in charge
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THE SADDEST WORDS
Coming over the phone to a society
to the S. r. this morning by half a
| dozen Topeka hostesses who admitted
that they were going to have a dinner
or perhaps a party, but it must not
| simply could not, be used in the pa