The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-23

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and a dream of a Virot hat of white
beaver faced with black and loaded
with white willow plumes Miss
Fassler's is probably the most beau
tiful and elaborate- rousseau ever
prepared for a Topeka bride. It was
principally purchased in Paris, where
she spend a number of weeks last
summer, and her hats and gowns,
lingerie and accessories are so lovely
and so lavish that the girls who have
seen them talk about them in their
sleep.
Miss Isabel Smith will give an in
formal bridge tonight for Miss Jean
Kassuba of Milwaukee.
There was never choir without a
row. The row in a Topeka choir is
over a tenor-au the women and
girls in the choir are wild about him
and he is going to marry an out of
town girl in order to settle it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Plantz Davis
are issuing invitations for afternoon
and evening receptions February IL,
at their house 1904 Topeka avenue to
celebrate their golden wedding an
niversary About 800 invitations are
being sent out. Their daughters Mrs.
ROBERT L. deTTlCk OIL Kansas City ana
Mrs. c. G. Colburn of Terlton, Okla,
will be here for the occasion.
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Mrs. David w. Mulvane gave a
luncheon for fifteen guests at the To-
peka club today.
Atchison Globe: There is consider
able excitement in Topeka all the
time. This time it is over real
sure-enough society wedding, at
which there will not be an orange
| blossom, and the parade will be linn
| tied to two: Him and Her.
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| The event of today among the KAN
| sas men and women in Washington
| is the regular reception at the home
| of Senator Charles Curtis 1t will be
| Senator's day and Mrs. Curtis and
| the Kansas delegation with them for
| the afternoon, as well as their house
guest Miss Bessie West of Topeka
and Mrs. Dodge, wife of Lieutenant
Commander o. G.. Dodge, now sta
| toned in Annapolis. Both Comman-
of Wamego, Kan. Mrs. Dodge is well
| known in Washington society, in spite
| of the fact that Commander Dodge
| has had to remain in Annapolis for
some time where he has charge OF
the improvements being made there
men of the - Kansas delegation at
| luncheon Kansas day, next Wednes-
| day and Mrs. Dodge will also be a
| guest on that occasion. Senator and
Mrs. Curtis will entertain a company
| Of ten at dinner Friday evening OF
this week, the first of a series OF
| dinners they have planned for this
| month and next.
Miss. Bessie West is being constant
ly entertained during her WIS.,
it in washington She was
| ception given by the Vice President
and Mrs. Fairbanks last week to the
members of the senate and will go to
the White House this evening to the
reception in honor of the judiciary
by the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
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| Mrs C. H. Samson will entertain the
Topeka avenue 800 club tomorrow af-
| ternoon.
| An important event of the week is
night by a number of matrons Of the
dancing set. ~ ,--5,- s..,...
Mr.. and Mrs John E. Frost gave E
dinner last nightt for these guests
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Garvey, DR.. and
Mrs. s. S. Estey, Miss Elizabeth Eros
of Galesburg, ILL.,, Miss Grace Frost ant
Mr.. John Macdonald.
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Mr.. and Mrs V. b Kistler gave {
the Midnight club and a few othel
| guests, the company including Mr.
and Mrs. w. E, Sterne, DR.. and Mrs
Clement Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Samson, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harry Seery. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
| Switzer, DR. and Mrs. L. H. Mum, Mr.
and Mrs. James L. King
The Ladies' Music club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank P. MacLen-
! nan. Mrs. Raymond and Miss Betty
Raymond of Lawrence, Miss Grace
Keefer, Mrs. F. S. Savage and Mrs E
| NJ. Jolley were guests of the club which
will meet in two weeks with Mrs Geo
w Parkhurst. The programme yes
| terday follows:
| Leux Arabesque .Debussy
| Mrs. Charles Kleinhans.
An Irish Noel. Holmes
| Mrs. Frank Thomas.
Valse RomanEque. ............. Debussy
Mrs. w. G. Dickie.
| ThrinOdia Homes
Mrs. George Parkhurst.
Mazurka ............. DebussS
| Mrs. j. w. Going.
A Winter Serenade. -...-.. Holmes
| Mrs Florence Fox Thatcher.
Duet, Wanderers Night Song.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. RubenStefI
| Mrs Thomas and Mrs. L. S. Ferry.
My Noble knight (Hugenots) Meyerbeel
| Miss Betty Raymond of Lawrence.
| Serenade Observation-Disclosures. lost
| Miss Grace Keefer.
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| Miss Hazel Nelson entertained hel
| 500 club this afternoon.
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| The Potwin schools gave their com
mencement programme in their audi
| forum this morning. The musfca
| programme included: