The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-14

ing social features last night at the
home. of brand Mrs. L. L. Goodwin
$50 Monroe street. The house was
decorated with festoons of red paper
hearts except in the dining room
where a Japanese motif was in evil
dence, the usual japanese lanterns
and umbrellas being supplemented by
branches of peach blossoms and here
little girls in Japanese costumes served
tea. In an upstairs room an aIcove
was fitted up picturesquely with In
dian rugs and blankets and Oriental
lights and here Miss Grace Mason
WEIGH, in the role of a gypsy fortune
teller. entertained the guests, after the
! musical programme. Her costume was
striking and effective and in her palm
readings gave evidence of unusual
originality. clevernesS and histrionic
ability. The programme follows:
| Intermezzo for cornet- Maseagni
I Mr.. Carl Huntsinger
Piano Frio, Andante ....-.... Haydn
! Serenade Schubert
J Mrs. Robert Tasker; Mrs. w. A.
! Harshbarger. Miss Vivian Rush.
Voice; The Bugle Song.
! Mrs. r. H. Morehouse, cornet obH-
gate. Mr.. Huntsinger.
Mr. Paul McNeely.
voice; The Years AT the Spring.
Mrs. w. ]. V. Deaso mr. 6each
Duo for voice: Sunset Dudley Buck
Mrs. Deacon and Mrs. Ralph skinner.
trombone: Lucia di Lammermoor,
Mrs. F. L. Hui. D0iize'''
Duo for piano: Ballet .Rubenstein
Mazurka Nevin
Mrs. Morton A1baugh. Mrs. Goodwin.
Among those in attendance were DR..
ana Mrs. Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs. w H.
BoWIby, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p WahIe,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Pribble, Mr.. and Mrs. r. III.
Morehouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Skin
her, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H Pugh. Miss
F1ndtay, Miss Amanda Findlay. Mrs
H o. Stokes of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs
Craft. Mrs. J. W. Going, Mrs. Frank s.
Thomas, Mrs. c. F. Menninger. Mrs.
All kI1ngenberg, Mr.. George w Mar
Gn. MI. Paul McNeely, Mr.. Frank
Carruth, Miss Bess Elder. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles K. Holiday, DR.. and Mrs.
H. E: Lyman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Belts.
MI T. L. Pattison. Mr. Arthur "
reed, Miss Gertrude Tracy, Miss Bess
Nc McNeeIy' Mr.. and Mrs. John Sargent,
Mrs NJ d. Henderson, Mr.. John
Waters, Mrs. e. D. Clithero. Mr.. A A
Raves, Mrs. John A. KIeinhans. Mrs.
George P; Morehouse, Miss Mayberry.
IIS onlriey King, Mr.. and Mrs. J.4E.
aull, MISS Floyd Robenson and Mr..
]. Karl Henderson ASSISTING The
hostess were Miss Louise Henderson
MISS Bess Elder. Hiss Esther Klein,
mans, Miss Myrtle Radcliff and Miss
"A woman had a new set of furs with
Which she was very well pleased her
ser T9at put 2d,i 96out everE third woman she
Iii liz w ~ 40 say; Your boa is lovely; |
mur. Or I'm crazy about your
mum; isn't 1t much better fur than /
Is that an unfortunate human
without disparaging a muff?
There will be meeting of the ex-
ec9tiXe board of the city federation
ana the club house COMMITTEES at the
Comm ercial club rooms Friday morn
ing at o O'Clock. = -, - T
Mrs. B. met Mrs. c. down town and
came home full of the subject. IT met
hat Mrs. c. she told her HUSBAND md
and when woman calls another woZ
man That Mrs Somebody it is a cinch
That Mrs; Somebody is about to get
hers. "She was the worst looking
creature ever saw. Blondine unfit
her hair looked like a stage sunsetf
Paint! Calcimine! Hip padsi A pur-
pie suit and big black hat with
olumes! she was a. sight, I said to
nySeH as bowed to her one ought
o be ashamed to recognize a, womanf
pectable."
Il notice. said Mr.. B.. ..that evil
Ike other things, governed whole lot
~ the amount of money one has, I
lont know anything about Mrs. C..
tut she certainly doesn't use any more '
'eroxde, paint, powder or other cos I
netics or wear any louder clothes than I
wo or three of your intimate friends l
whom you think are the candy But {
he doesn't happen to belong to the 7
mart set I would not be ready to /
ay that a stranger might not mistake /
drs- G. 70 rome of those ladies who are
10 better than they should be. but as
ar as That goes you have friends who g
nswer to the same description in the I
natter of personal appearances and r
GU are always quoting them YOU ad- Z
nire their clothes, you are proud to | y
e invited to their houses and to have r
nem come to yours. 1 have in mind f
wo or three women on your visiting
list who look the part of Painted La
les to perfection. OF course you can Y
top speaking to Mrs. c. when YOU :
1eet her on the street if you want to-
ut for heavens sake be honest with
ourself about it, and admit that you
ut her not because she uses hair
leach and makes up her face but !.
ecause her social station is not equal e
} your own
Miss Alice Hughes will entertain E
bout thirty school friends at a valen- 4
ne party from to $50 this evening y
the home of her parents. General II
nd Mrs j! w. F. Hughes, in Potwin. 2
why weren't you at the party ?" a
Ugh school boy was asked. II wasn't S
Ibpoenaed," he replied briefly. /,
Miss Bess Mcfarland. daughter of
IT. and Mrs. r. E. Mcfarland, 1851 81
ok street, will be married this even q
Ig to Mr.. William Bowhay Of Cincin- q
att, o. r,
. Il
The second year class of washburn o.
caderly gave valentine class party
st night at the home OF Mr.. Elmo
urphy, Ills Taylor street. RI
lp
The Good Government club will meet t
!, L.. A. IL.