The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-23

gown. The blouse. which is tucked
across the bust to give the desired full
ness, is. attached to circular yoke OF
vaienciennes lace, which may have a.
standing collar If desired. The sleeves
can be made three-quarter or full
length.
Miss Harriet Nightingale will enter
tain at a linen shower tonight at her
home, 313 Eleventh avenue east. in
honor of Miss Flossie Newland. whose
marriage to Mr.. Earl Ives, will take
place Wednesday evening, April 20, at
the brides home in Highland park. The
invited guests are: Misses F1ossie New
land, Lloyd Newland, Lottie Kelly,
Lulu Kelly, Grace Miller, Iva Swearin-
Margaret Negebauer, Mabel Gobrecht,
Hazel Jolley, Flora Brit, Mrs. c. H.
Rosny. Mrs. Frank Cherry, Mrs. Ma
bel FOUGHT, Mrs. oliver Arnett, Mrs.
E. y. Lesh of Elmdale, Miss Viola
O'Connor of Kansas City, Mo-, Misses
Irene Williams, Esbel Williams, Ber-
| nice Meade, Grace Purdy.
o, this is Too Much! The Emporia
Gazette says: An Emporia girl wore
rose today, that was picked by an
officer in the American fleet. The Off
Ger is on the battleship California, and
he picked the rose while the fleet was
| IN Tie udTpOI VI Z c1oO 4eOOASS'
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The members Of the Walnut Grove
M. E. church congregation will give
reception at the church Friday even
ing at o'clock for the Rev: Mr.. Zook,
the new pastor and Mrs. zook-
| Miss Clothier Of Manitou, Col, who
| is the guest Of Mrs. T. B. Brown, LIZA
Tyler street, will give parlor talk at
the home Of her hostess, Monday at
,ternoon. on the refuge work In which she
lis engaged In Colorado.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. M. A. Low who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Low In FL
Reno Is now in Fort Worth, the guest
IMr and Mrs. s. P. Hovey. She will
go from Fort Worth to visit Mr.. and
Mrs Dean r Low at Chelsea, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mcleod OF Chi
caao will spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Thompson in Potwin
Place.
Miss Josephine Norton, who spent
the winter in. Europe is expected
home about the middle Of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Epps of New
York city, are the parents Of a daugh-
ter, born Tuesday, April q.
Roy s. Thompson will be home
Sunday from Denver, where he is
! spending the week.
| Mr. Albert T. Reid was in Emporfa
for the. editorial association meeting
yesterday.
/ Mrs. Frank ]. Thomas of Oklahoma
City is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
J. B. johnson at the Devon.
Miss Helen Quigley of Sterling, who
is the guest Of Miss Isabel Smith, will
/ visit her aunt, Mrs. George Guild on
home.
Justice and Mrs. H. F. Mason and
Justice and Mrs. r. A Burch have re-
turned from Emporia where they at
tended the state editorial association
meeting Mrs. G.. B. Graves gave a
reception Tuesday in honor Of Mrs
Mason and Mrs. Benson.
| Mr.. Gus Koehler was in Lawrence
Wednesday to attend the Sopho-
l more" and was a guest, at the Sigma
Chi house.
Mrs. Z. A. King of the Plainville
4 Gazette president Of the Kansas Wo-
i mans Press association, who has been
in Kansas City since the adjournment
of the meeting here last week, was in
Topeka for a short time today, leaving
at noon for Abilene where she will
visit the Harger family for few days
before going on to her home.
Miss Bessie Raymond and Miss ALL
cen Weaver Of Lawrence were In To-
peka yesterday.
Miss Mildred Poindexter was up from
the university at Lawrence yesterday.
Miss Ceora Lanham, 1911 Fillmore
street went to Holton today to give a
dramatic reading recital in the high
school tonight.
/ A cablegram received by Mr.. John
Sargent yesterday announced the safe
arrival in Queenstown Of Mr.. John Sar-
gent II who sailed from Philadelphia
on April 6.
Mrs. w. H. Gushing and Miss Agnes
walsh have returned from visit TO
ST. Marys college where Mr.. Charles
Gushing is student.
Mr.: and Mrs. C. w. Bfttman of Los