The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-22

8.
Harry Hobson. Mrs. George Givens,
Mrs. M. F. Rigby. Mrs. D. o. Crane,
MRS. Celia Fordyce, Mrs. Walter Bates,
Mrs J. F. Carter, Mrs. Frank Lager
strom. Mrs. Charles Lagerstrom. Mrs.
b T. Payne. Mrs. E. E Carpenter. Mrs.
J: X. Bear. Mrs. VIII Ramsberger' Mrs.
Elmer Beynon. Mrs. G. P. Lux, Mrs.
, Mitchell. Mrs. Maurice Schlegel, Mrs.
d. q. Kline. Mrs Ernest Hemus, Mrs.
A II: Purdy. Mrs. w. E. Heatherly.
Mrs. W; T. Schaeffer, Mrs. A. A. Hayes,
Miss Lizzie Wilson, Miss Emma Greif,
Miss Mabel FOUGHT. Miss Mabel King,
Miss Ruby Givens. Miss Pearl Owens,
Miss Pearl Boam, Miss Bell Evarts,
Miss Ethel Pankey, Miss Agnes Walsh
MISS Rose Davis and Miss Elsie Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Willis of
Baltimore have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary Louise
Reynolds. to Mr.. Harry King Tootle
of New York, formerly of ST. Joseph,
Mo.
The board Of directors of the city
federation of clubs will meet tomor-
! row morning at half after ten o'clock
to make arrangements for a federation
field day at Vinewood.
X
Nowadays If one wants to be ultra
smart one must have dark blue stock
1ngs with ones tan shoes. This fash
ion was first adopted by the men, but
women have embraced 1t enthusiast
bers among her belongings several
pairs of such hosiery.
Tommy Rot" from an eastern ex-
change on the modern complexion:
1t must be smoky white.
The tinge of color is interdicted.
AL Paris has gone mad over the
ghost-f1ower skin.
A CLINT of amber is fervertly sougn.
by many Parisiennes.
The pallor may be bought in pots and
put on extravagantly.
Or one may sit in a darkened room
and start on an ascetic diet.
Milk is said to produce the desired
pallor and vegetables result in a clear
pale tint.
Macaroni and Italian pastes are rec
commended to give the pasty look.
With the Pierrot skin very red lips,
red nostrilS and red ears are worn.
In fact, the weirdest, most morbid
and ghoul-like makeup is prescribed.
X r.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Julia Leland will go to Carroll
ton, Missouri, Wednesday for a house
party to be given by Miss Elizabeth
Este. Miss Louise Hook of Leaven-
worth will be one of the guests
Ladies do not forget the free lecture
at Security hall Tuesday at 3 D. m by
Isabella S. Paul of Chicago, expert
dermatologist on How to care for
| Skin and Scalp"
Mrs. Wilbur s. CLANCY of Boise,
| Idaho, Is expected soon for a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Brook, at
the Devon.
Mr.. F. E. Mills of Lansing, Michigan,
who was here to visit Mr. w. w. Mills
and attend the dinner given by the
| Mills company Friday night in cele-
| bration of the twenty-fifth anniversary
| OF the founding of the company left
| for his home today. Mr.. J. S. Emery
of Danville. Illinois, and Mr.. Joshua
| Motter of st. Joseph who We're here for
the dinner have gone home and Mr..
William MACPHERSON III of Howell.
Michigan, another out of town guest.
| will leave tonight.
| Miss Mildred Quinton has returned
from a visit to Miss Mattel Barnes in
| Herington.
| Mr.. Frank Hodges of Chicago is in
1 town.
| Mr.. Taylor BeIcher of Kansas CITY
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
James Belcher.
Mr.. Godfrey Miller of st. Marys is
in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Knowles left to-
| day for the Massachusetts coast to
1 spend the summer.
| Mr.. Albrun Skinner of Westfield
New York. is expected tonight to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Skinner, 1016
| Tyler street
| Mr.. George Hayden will return to-
night from a visit in Wetmore
Miss Ariel Nichols will go to Kansas
| City Wedne sday for a visit
Mr. and Mrs. A D. Kahr of Kansas
City spent Sunday with Mrs. Cam
mack, Mrs. Crawford and Miss Kahr.
Miss Genevieve Herrick and Miss Ce-
Gle Woods of Kansas City are guests
| of Miss Herrick's grandparents MI
| and Mrs. j. P. Davis.
Mrs w. D. Warner and her daueh-
ter Florence of Kansas City are guests
of Mrs. w. II. Kemper.
II Pueblo Chieftain: Mrs. J. H Abrams
and Miss Nell Abrams, of Topeka, are
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r,
Rockwell.
u Mr.. and SIrs. c. D. WEIGH of COREY