The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-28
oOpvmOHT 1898 ~ TIE FHooTEH GAMBLE co. CINCINNATI,

before the Methodist congress.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Hamrick and son
| Glenn who have been visiting rela-
tives in Greencastle, Ind. this sum-
mer. have returned and taken rooms
for the winter in the Keith block.
Mrs. G. o. Wilmarth entertained at
an informal thimble party Saturday
afternoon at her home on West Eighth
street, complimentary to Mrs. F. E.
Hatfield, of Bedford. Ind, and Mrs
! Tullis of Ohio. The other guests were
Mrs. G. A. Bailey, Mrs. John Sargent,
Mrs. Walter Bates, Mrs. J. K. True
| blood, Mrs. E H. Anderson, Mrs. Cook,
Mrs. E. W: Poindexter. Mrs Emma
Evarts and Mrs. A. A Rodgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Stable and little
daughter Irrna who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Baker left Monday
for their home in Cheyenne. Wyoming.
Miss Mae Wilson will go to Spring
! field, Mo, Wednesday, for a few days
visit with her sister.
The long tight fighting Newmarket
coats, SO popular a few years ago are
again coming into favor.
Miss jeanette Weaver of Colorado
Springs who has been visiting in the
east for the past six months, has been
spending a few days in Topeka with
! relatives on her way home.
Mrs. F. c. Gay and daughter Susie
returned Monday from short trip to
Mr.. and Mrs John Small of Atchison
| Will come over Wednesday to spend
! Thanksgiving with Mr.. J. Weiss and
Mr.. CIaud NJ. Butlin returned yester-
day from his trip to the United States.
He was away about a month and spent
the largest part of the time in Topeka,
Kan. During his absence he visited
several Of the large cities in the United
States and altogether had a most en-
, JOyable VacatiOn.-Mexican Herald.
Miss Cynthia AdamsOn and Mr. Frank
Bramley were married last Thursday
morning at the home of the bride on
Monroe street. Only the relatives were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Bramley will
stay at 222 Monroe street until their
house is completed
Some of the friends of Mrs. Amelia
Wissler gave her pleasant surprise
party Monday evening in honor of her
sixty-first birthday.
NEW HAIR ORNAMENTS FOR THE
THEATER.
The dainty little hair ornament is
fast taking the place of the big objec-
uonable theater hat. When dressing
for the theater women now give special
thought to the arrangement of their
co1nureS- The hair ornament is the
Indispensable finishing touch. It is the
successor of the annoying theater hat
and the rival of the fetching theater
bonnet.
Every woman of fashion now owns
a collection of hair ornaments. The
assortment displayed in the shops this
season has neVed before been eQualIed
Besides satin and velvet bows in var
ious shapes and the conventional feath-
cry aigrettes any number of novelties
been introduced.
Something entirely new for the hair
is a graceful spray of maiden hair fern
made of delicate green velvet and com
bined fifth a white aigrette, powdered
with tiny green stones.
Velvet petaled flowers are much worn
in the hair They are shown in a great
variety. One pretty ornament consists
of three white velvet roses, with rhine
stones glistening like dew drops on
their petals. Another is merely one
large shaded velvet orchid. Then there
are dainty tiaras of small flowers,
which are girlish and attractive With
a blue evening frock it is now quite the
fashion to wear in the hair a tiara of
fOrget-me-nOts.
The LATEST HANDKERCHIEF FAD
Artistic designs, painted and en-
bro1dered in colors, are the touch of
novelty given the new handkerchfefs
The pure white handkerchief is no
longer requisite of good form. All
the French handkerchiefs show some
color, either in the border, the mono
gram or the floral design
Instead of the hemstitched border
some of the handkerchief are finished
around the edge with a vine of raised
embroidered flowers. These are ex-
lets, yellow buttercups or blue forget
me-notS. Others have a hand embrOid-
cred flower in the corner, with the stem
and leaves stamped in color instead of
being embroidered. Then there are
handkerchiefs among the novelties
with narrow colored borders and bow
Knots Heur de lis or butterflies en-
broidered in each corner matching the
border in color. The coIors chosen for
these handkerchiefs are generally light
shades, but there are not a few this
season with bright plaid borders.