The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-03

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lar in little triangular pieces on the
sleeves. and on the buttons used. Heavy
guipure lace, dyed to match the mater
ial, was used across the front of the
bodice, and formed the sleeve cuffs, the
yoke being of ecru tucked net. The
length.
The man who spent the summer in
Yurrup and the girl who stayed at
home met at party and the girl, try
ing to talk up to the traveller and
show him she knew something about
affairs abroad" asked him If the
opera season had closed at Milan be-
fore he got there and exclaimed over
his having heared The Ring at Bay
rueth. But the man had read his
Polite Etiquette For All Occasions,
too, and was determined to bring the
conversation down to her level. So he
answered her questions politely and
then turned the talk into a new chan
mel with, "By the way, have there
been any good shows at Vinewood this
| summer"
The Owls will give their annual shirt
waist dance Thursday evening of next
week at Steinberg's.
One Topeka housekeeper is strug-
| Cling with a succession of domeStics
this summer because her cooks spend
ing the summer in Europe. Another is
| doing her own work for a month while
her housemaid gads in Colorado. But
why not? Why not?
The Phi Lambda Epsilon conclave
next year will be held in Ohama.
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| Jim Mcfarland is regarded as the
| candy in the Wader's Union and
| the girls in his set have been spelling
him for three or four years. but his
| nose has been put out of joint by his
| younger brother Bruce. The two Nc
Farlands, along with a lot OF other
| Topeka chaps, attended the Lambda
/ fraternity conclave in st. Joseph last
week, and who do you suppose, cop
| ped out the prize dolly at all the par
ties and was the one Topeka man
| (if you don't care what you say)
asked to stay over for house party
| after the conclaVe diddingS? Little
! Old Bruce Mcfarland to be sure, while
his big brother sat around with the
wall-fowers. But it serves him
right, because he did the same thing,
a few years ago, to his big brother
Hugh, who in his time, backed the
eldest brother, John, off the board.
| Every Mcfarland has his day, but Mr..
| Bruce is the youngest brother, so he
may have things his own way for a
| lOHB NllIlS.
An informal dance was given at the
| w. H. Davis residence, Ninth and
| Western avenue, Wednesday evening
| for Miss Marguerite Kiene, who leaves
next week for LeavenWorth to enter
| st. Mary's academy. The other guests
were the girls and boys who are mem
bers of the little dancing class which
met with Miss Florence Davis all last
winter and danced in the ballroom on
! ha nf fha Davis hn11GP
They are so crazy on the subject of
| the Injured Husband back east that
the police are determined to MAKE a
| domestic tragedy out of plain hold
up.
One of the prettiest of the early fall
weddings was that of Miss nellie
Supple and Mr.. Robert N. Downie,
which took place at the home of the
brides brother, Mr.. VIM. Supple,
Wednesday, September at O'Clock
| The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father Elast of Usage City IN
the presence of only few relatives
and friends. The bride wore beau
tiful gown of white with trimmings of
val lace and a veil fastened with a
spray of orange blossoms. She car
ried an arm bouquet OF brides roses
Her travelling suit was of Copenhagen
blue silk with hat and gloves to
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sister of the Bridegroom, acted as
maid of honor. She wore a dress OF
blue silk null. Mr.. Daniel E. Supple
of st. Louis was the groomsman. The
house was beautifully decorated in
white and green. hmm ediately after
! the ceremony luncheon was served
/ Miss Supple has lived near Scranton
all her life expect the last two years
which were spent in Washington. She
! is a young woman Of many personal
| charms and has endeared herself to a
large circle of friends. Mr.. Downie is
! employed in the State Savings bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downie will be at
/ home to their friends at 1245 Lincoln
| street until their new house on Col
! Iege avenue is completed.
The marriage of Miss Clyde Nc
| Call and Mr.. George w. Hargreaves
| took place Tuesday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hargreaves left Immediately af-
| ter the ceremony for a short trip. At
| home to their friends after Septem-
Der 18th at 1922 Monroe street.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. NJ. Hamilton left