The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

hates to clean up afterwards. In
the q and clubs fashionable cooking
classes the girls take turns cleaning
up afterwards" and some Of them do an
awful lot Of roaring about It.
Mrs. S, J. Bear gave a small, infor-
NAL luncheon Monday for Mrs M A.
Lows guest, Mrs. F. G.. Harris of Garth
age, III.
There viii be a subscription skating
party at the rink tonight The men Of
the Helianthus and high school frater-
nifty sets are hosts.
Topeka girl who is keeping Lent
reltg1ously at home VIII go to Lawrence
for the T. N E dance which takes place
before Easter. Which calls IN mind the
case OF the Young Man Of Shawmut.
Mrs Charles Bower is entertaining
the Topeka Avenue Five Hundred club
and a few other guests this afternoon.
The guests aside from the club members
are Mrs. VIII Trautman, Mrs. A. T.
Lucas, Mrs A. ". Bronson, Mrs. z. z.
Roudebush Mrs. Elmer E. Bloom, Mrs.
Frank Patrick, Mrs. J. T. Raub, Mrs.
A. A. Hayes, Mrs. William Fl. Fighter
and Mrs. Edward A. Austin.
Here also what the society philosopher
of the Leavenwortn Post saith:
Any woman, the least little Dit at
tractive can marry any man she wants
to- Thus declared TEackeray, and now
that Bernard Shaw has written a book
to prove the same proposition, 1t be-
ho0ves the modern man to learn, not
exactly how to win out, since 1t seems
the woman does the winning, but how
to cultivate those qualities that VIII
make the lady of his fancy turn her
glance in his direction. Paul Leicester
Ford said once that aside from his love
for her woman loves a man for his
eft III TELLING mighty
near the truth when he said that, for
trl1th-teIling is a part-nOt the whole
of the first of the three big C's that
establish a. happy neutrality-suspicious.
congeniality and coin
Isn't that the mercenary sentiment
thought
The S. s. cub viii meet with Mrs.
Charles n. Gaunt Friday afternoon
Look out FOR the touchdown of the
season at the skating party tonight,
said one of the debutantes this morning.
And it's me for it.
According to the girls who have just
returned from an extended eastern
visit an the women in New York
wear the hair ondule-not half a
/ dozen New York women were seen
with straight hair. The new SIX ana
lfrar sflits are all made with jackets
l-dinkv Etons with short sleeves
and skirts. No shirt waist dresses are
seen. There are all varieties Of cloth
+ coat and skirt suits. long or short
coats. and the light weight hannels IN
light colors are particularly good
! Hats are loaded with flowers In every
/ color. four or five different colors
often appearing on the same hat
/ Beautiful lingerie hats were seen TO
/ wear with the white and light colored
/ linen suits The newest long gloves
are in two parts. hand and arm, SO
/ that one may renew the gloves with
ont blowing oneself for a full length
! pair. Pumps IN feathers or canvas TO
! match the suits viii be worn. and the
( short sleeves are shorter than ever.
The girls have a new petticoat pat
tern which threatens to ruin the silk
/ business With this pattern they get
q silk spettfcoat out Of four yards, and
. it is wide enough to take g good long
step in. too. Nobody believes it until
I they see It, but most OF the Missou-
rians have been shown.
Mrs. J. B. Larimer viii give an in
formal at home Friday aftern oon
March 16, between the hours of 3 and
/ 6 o'clock at her home In Potwin
/ Place for the members of the Y w
G. A. All friends Of the association
are invited. Mrs Larimer has asked
to assist her Mrs. Norman Plass. Mrs
Z 8 g psefexy Mrs n r Carver Mrs