The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-20
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Mr.. John Birch of White Plains,
N. Y, is here to attend the wedding
| of Miss Maud Kimball and his son.
Mr.. Francis A. Birch tomorrow night.
| Other out of town guests here for the
wedding are Mrs. F. c. Scott of Pitts
| burg Pa, who arrived yesterday and
Miss Pearl Clarkson of Carthage.
Mrs f. M. Kimball, 1016 Polk street
Miss Clarkson will be Miss Kimbalrs
maid of honor and the other attend
ants will be three little girls. Miss
Margaret Officer, ring bearer; Miss
Alice Lyman and Miss Aileen Officer,
cathedral will perform the ceremony.
Miss Kimball was the guest of
honor at a small and informal lunch
con at the tea room today arranged by
| Mrs. ]. G. Stricken and Mrs. George
| Thatcher of Waterville.
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Did you know that bangs, which
went out of fashion fifteen years ago,
| have returned to favor?. They have
been introduced in Topeka by Miss
Fay Tincher of New York and Mrs.
guests of their mother, Mrs. George
w. Tincher, and Mrs. Ralph H. Hus-
son who spent the summer in the
east. The new couture with the
fringe" as the English call bangs,
reminds one of those old pictures of
Mrs. Langtry in the height of her
vogue as the Jersey Lily. The hair
| except for the short fringe is brushed
| back softly from the forehead, (if
there is a pompadour it is a very low
or some similar arrangement at the
back of the head, for daytime wear
and low on the neck for evening.
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Mrs. G. G. Gage gave a luncheon to-
| day for Miss Rosamund Horton and
Miss Name Horton of Colorado
| Springs, the other guests being Mrs.
Fred K. Brown, Mrs. George F. PEN
| field, Mrs. Earle c. Williams, Mrs.
Hammatt, Mrs. George M. Noble, Mrs.
| L. K. Butterfield. Miss Kingman, Mrs.
E. P. Kellam and Miss May Kellam.
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The students and faculty of the
College of the Sisters of Bethany
| were entertained at Green Tree Lodge,
the C. w. Merriam country place
Monday. which is the weekly holiday
| at Bethany. The party went out in
and spent the day very delightfully."-. A
field meet with many interesting
athletic contests was the feature of
the day. Besides the students and
faculty the trustees of the college,
Mr.. Merriam, Mr.. E. H Crosby, and
Canon and Mrs. r. K. Pooley, about
seventy-fve in all, were present
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Mrs. Earle c. williams has asked
guests for luncheon tomorrow for
Miss Rosamund and Miss Name Hor-
ton of Colorado Springs and Miss
Payne will give a luncheon in their
honor Thursday at her house tbs
Taylor street. The Misses Horton
were guests at the meeting of the D.
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yesterday. other guests were Mrs.
Arthur T. McClintock of Lincoln,
Neb., and Miss Gunther.
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Whoever was responsible for that
rumor, late in the summer. that the
bunch. The scandal Of the village this
week is the size of the hats worn by
two young Chicago, women who are
visiting in Topeka. One of them went
to church in her big lid Sunday and
almost broke up meetin. The other
women in the congregation forgot
their prayers to stare at the Chicago
hat which was so big that when the
little woman under it knelt for her
devotions you couldn't see a thing
but her hat like an enormous mush-
room spreading across the pews.
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The main dining room and the four
private dining rooms in the new Elks'
club will be opened for the first time
for dinner tomorrow evening. Since
the club has occupied it's new building
an improvised dining room has been
used on the first floor. where the bill
lard room and lobby will be eventually.
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1t is said of a Topeka girl that she
is so neat and persnickety about her
clothes that she won't run to a fire
without stopping to dab powder on her
nose, and put on veil.
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The Grace cathedral guild will give
a big bazaar at the Auditorium early
in December.
Leavenworth Post: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dodsworth entertained a few friends
informally on Saturday evening in
compliment to Miss Hazel Risteen and
Miss Reita Updegraff of Topeka.
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The annual opening reception of the
Young Women's Christian association
will be given tomorrow evening in the
association parlors. Every member is
invited.
The Topeka avenue five hundred club
will meet with Mrs. Clement Smith Fri
day afternoon.
mo men, no party" is the motto
| of a girls bridge club in Topeka which
When hungry between meals
a dish of delicious, flavory,