The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-10

to Miss Nancy Virginia. Dryden of
Dayton, Ohio, viii take place this
been interested in Y W. c. A. work in
Ohio and is an accomplished pianist
They will go to Lake Geneva after
their wedding to attend the national
Y. ". and J. NJ. c. A. conference and
from there viii come to Topeka where
they win take a house and make their
permanent home
1t is hard enough to keep up with
the fashions in ones clothes but to
keep ones hair and complexion up to
the minute IS probably the most dis
couraging and difficult feat the fashion
able woman can attempt. The follow
/ ing fashion letter from an authorita-
1 tive London writer will be very depress-
ing to those ladies who have only just
succeeded in Titianizing their locks to
1 their satisfaction: THE majority OF
the smart women who wore Titan red
! hair year ago are now giorihed in
! halo Of golden brown. which accounts
for the hundreds Of thousands Of yards
Of brow tulle which is used this sea-
/ son on millinery; because the dark
! brown tones so perfectly with the tint
of the new shade Of hair Today
( Titan red hair is quite bourgeois and
those who have had it bequeathed to
them by Providence are ashamed of it.
AS for the locks Of the golden perox-
ide order, they have been relegated to
second rate barmaids and are never
/ seen on the fair dame who pretends
to be chic. It is only American women
who wear gray hair. There was an at
tempt some months ago to make it the
fashion. It had a brief vogue. Women
decided 1t made them look older ana
with this tragic idea upon them they
! flew to the ateliers Of the smart hair
dressers and had their tresses dyed the
new tone
Miss Maud Bates is entertaining
eight girls informally this afternoon
for Mrs. Raymond Ludden, of Cotton,
Cal. who is the guest OF Mrs. Adrian
L. Greene.
Mrs. John Clark Harmon vii en-
tertain the Fillmore Street Whist club
at Green Tree lodge Thursday.
When a bachelor who is fat and well
kept and denies himself nothing that
he wants says he can't afford to marry
it is a cinch no girl can afford to
marry him.
There will be a special meeting Of
the U and I club tomorrow at half
after O'Clock at the home of the
president, Miss Gunther.
Six Kansas university girls. all
mem DGES OF the II EClh III sCAoAAN9 >
Will leave next week on a camping trip
in Estes Park, Colorado. and will be
cha peroned by Mrs. W. c. Bronnell. Of
Lawrence. The guests will be Miss
Margaret Hammond of Kansas City.
Miss Pearl Scott Of Kansas City, Miss
Marjorie Marshall of Lawrence, Miss
Mary Hayden of Holton, Miss Elsie
Evans OF Leavenworths Miss Anna
Lauter Of Olathe
Mrs. John Clark Harmon will be in
/ charge Of the arrangements for an
| evening musicale to be given at the
Country club Friday, August 8.
Although we have not been struck
call in a heap" by Mrs. Longworth's
/ frocks or her jewels, says a London
writer, her manners have been all
/ that could be desired. In the follow
! ing incident she has shown herself
peculiarly tactful and kind-hearted.
! While at Wrest park with the White
1 law Reds there were various dinner
parties One night the vicar and his
wife and the curate and his wife from
an adjoining parish were among those
invited. As Mrs. Longworth was en-
tering the drawing room, dressed in
all the glory of pale yellow satin and
] diamonds before dinner. she saw in
front Of her a quaint little figure in a
/ rusty black gown trimmed with
washed lace with the sad. down
trodden appearance curates' wives
usually have in England. She was
not young nor was she prepossessing e.
Both women arrived at the door sim
| UNANIMOUSLY. but the curate's wife=as
she proved to be-stood back to allow
the tall. distinguished looking daush-
ter Of the president to pass in front
Of ner ooh. please. no." said Mrs.
! Longworth, interpreting the action
Whether with fright or awe the
curate's wife stood stock still. well.
We viii compromise matters" said the
American. and taking the other BY the
arm they walked into the room to-
nounced.
The young men who are arranging a
r. N. subscription dance at VINE
wood are suffering from expansion Of