The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-12

A notable entertainment. perfect IN
every detail and marked by the fresh
ness and interest which characIerlzes
the first parties of the season, was the
6ebutante dance given by Mr. and MIS-
Albrecht Marburg last night at stem
berg'S for their daugh ter, Miss w Il
heImine Marburz, the sister. Miss Mar
garet Jetu1ore. and their niece MISS
Helen Gardenhire of New York city.
The decorations were out on the orQI-
nary the company was large and Eash-
ionably representative and there were
more beautiful women and girls anu
good looking new gowns than nave
graeed q dance in Topeka for long
time Mrs. Marburg was in 4 H1aSn1Il-
cent toilet Of Duehesse lace over crepe
de chine and chiffon Handsomely tasn-
toned She wore diamond ornaments
and carried a shower bouquet OF lines |
OF the valley. Miss Marburg wore a
charming empire frock of barred pa-e
blue crepe de chine with j pattern OF
tiny pink rose buds. combined Win
bands of pale blue messaline- gold anu
lace and white braid, and inset Win
obIoug medallionS Of white net aer
bouquet was OF American Beauty roses
and she wore pale blue gloves anu /
shoes and an exquisite imported IaGe
scarf covered with seGuius OF SOLID /
silver Miss Jetm0re was IN PINK
crepe de chine trimmed with SIX 4
bands. lace and dotted net made on
modified empire model Her gloves
and shoes matched her gown and she 4
n pink rosebud in the center oordereo i
with maiden hair fern Miss Garden-
hire wore a gown Of Renaissance lace
over tafeta and carried d bouquet OF
vioIsts and maiden hair fern There
were many other attractive debuLa1Iss
at the dance. among them Miss HeIeh
Sharirr. Miss Margaret Mlnney, MISS
Helen Lindsay. Miss Mary sutherland.
Miss Sue Rodgers. Miss ISABEL Heath.
Miss Hazel Howe. Miss Gladys Scott.
Miss Eugenia Quiuton. Miss Katharine
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Mary Dallas Gage, Miss LeUa Rice
Miss Eva Bailey Miss Helen Sterne'
Miss Helen Haughey, Miss Ann Trout
nan. Miss Marie Ziegler OF Independ-
ence and Miss Lucille Pollock. and a
number of lovely young sub-buds. girls
who are still in high school or at
Wash burn or Bethany Pretty as tne
debUrautes are, however, and charn-
ing as they looked in their simple, :
short dancing frocks, there We're !
number Of growu-ups with whom they
had to divide honors- Mrs Norman
Wear. always one Of the most striking {
beauties in town was particularly
pretty last night in an enpire-pr1ncess
gown Of white fIet net trimmed with ;
heavy lace. Mrs. Margaret Wiggiu was !
even more handsome than usual IN
net gown of a peculiar shade OF blue
very becoming to her type. trimmed =
with ruchiugs OF lace dyed to match :
and with a picture hat with blue
oIumes Mrs. Arnin WeiSkirch was +
really lovely in white chiffon over bro
caded silk Mrs. Augustus Zahner G
-vore a stunning gown of old rose ch1f-
ION broadcIOth with touches of pale :
blue velvet Mrs. c. g. Foster was
attfred in a blue and white
striped silk with trimmings of lace and
her daughter Miss Lillian Foster, was
lovely in gown Of white tulle over
White satin simple almost 20 severity
nut indescribably effective and becou- I
ng Mrs. David z. Palmer wore a
beautiful gown Of pink messaIiner
with lace and embroidered I
braid. Mrs Thomas ] Myers was
Handsomely gowned in pale blue mes L
iaIIne. Miss Dorothy Wilson was in
pale yellow messaline with a trimming E
IF beautiful white lace embroidered in
gold T
Quantities of white hydrangeas were
Ised to adOru the ball room They :
-arianded the pillars. empowered the
toor arches and were arranged in eff :
iective conventional designs as a mural
decoration. The orchestra stall was y
Icreened with 4 wall of palms and y
here were bouquets of American '
Beauty roses. These flowers were also
,arrfed by all the assisting women and
-frls- The supper rooms were deco a.
'ated with red carnations and the 7
ableS had ceuterpieces Of ferns in a
wicker iardinferes. About two hun "
Ired and twenty-five invita- tons were n
extended and the assisting friends Were z
dr. and Mrs. Augustus Zahner. Mr.. and
FRS A H Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
}. Carney Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. h
'uencer, Mr. and Mrs. z. H Crosby. b.
Gr. and Mrs. W. H Lininger. Mr. and at
drs. David Palmer Mr.. and Mrs Nor 2
1r- and Mrs A A Weiskirch. Judge N
nd Mrs A w Dana. Mr.. and Mrs "
Deed Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. W W
litchel1. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. P HiIIver |
1r- and Mrs Frank Patrick. Mr.. and al
FRS. A B. Jetmore. Miss Lillian Fos- n