The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-11

Then there is gown of soft white
satin with two irregular rows of eff
fective lace trimming running around
it.
A Dream of Copenhagen Blue.
The newest gown of the outfit is of
Copenhagen blue satin crepe de chine
made over white taffeta. The skirt is
finished with wide hem and tuck
of the same width The waist of this
dress also is heavily trimmed with
white lace and has kimono sleeves.
Mrs. Mulvane has opinions. it
transcend anything outlined in the po-
litical platforms. She believes that no
color is so appropriate or becoming
for evening wear as yellow, and she
has it in her wardrobe in a crisp,
fresh gown of white silk taffeta made
under yellow chiffon, with spangles
over the bodice.
Major and Mrs. Alvarado NJ. Fuller
gave a bridge party, followed by
supper at the Topeka club last night
for these guests: Judge and Mrs. w.
r. Smith, Mrs. McEntire of Wichita,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith.
Judge and Mrs Silas Porter. Mr.. and
Mrs j. NJ Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Freeman and Col. William Pierce.
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In spite of the threatening clouds
yesterday 11OInlIS NILS 1COi Sc "a
Clark and Mrs Edward A. Thrill who
had issued invitations for garden
party "held a good thought" and went
on with their preparations and they
were rewarded for their faith with
pleasant afternoon and large COM
pany. 1t was most agreeable occa-
sion. A large veranda has recently
been added to the Clark house at SS5
Fillmore street where the party was
given and this was effectively furnish
ed with rugs and porch furniture and
decorated with palms, ferns, roses, ana
vases of garden flowers in addition to It's
attractive porch boxes, hanging bas-
kets and vines. The walls of the house
were hung with large American hags
and the lawn was dotted with 1ndlan
rugs and furnished with hammocks ana
lawn seats. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Tlr-
rill received their guests on the Veran-
da and the serving was done In a Dig
tent in the back yard decorated with
pink roses in hanging baskets Inc
table had a basket of sweet peas Tor
center piece and the refreshments were
in pink and white. Both the hostesses
wore white summer frocks and there
were many charming midsummer toll,
cts worn by the assisting friends ana
other guests. The former Included MRS.
Alfred ]. Cole, Mrs. l. s. Ferry, MISS
Mary Thompson, Miss Kate Gunther'
Mrs Frank Crane, Mrs. James s.
Seery' Mrs. B. F. Akers, Mrs. Schuyler
Nichols, Mrs. Frederick W. Freeman,
Mrs. Willard Hall and Mrs Robert
Pierce. Misses Mary Clark, ARIEL
Nichols and Dorothy, Barber served
punch in one corner of the Veranda.
Mrs. Arthur L. Nichols entertained
IA young girls this afternoon at her
home, 4O1 Tyler street. in compliment
to her niece, Miss Esther nichols OF
New York city.
E1nporia Gazette: The guests OF the
Owls for their conclave began to ar
rive this afternoon. Sophia Dreese OF
Kansas City will be the guest or Etnei
Stone; Adrainne Atkinson OF Law
of Kansas City. Vera McGahey; EG:;h
Cook. Edith Rambo Of Kansas City,
Edith DoWden; Nora BarrickloW, Alice
Larimar. of Lawrence, Marguerite
Marjorie Whitney, Lawrence;
Lillian Walker, Kansas City: Mary
Eiizabeth Holiday. Topeka, Grace
Shepard, Kansas City, Mrs. Root; Ma
mie SNYDER. Kansas City, Geneva WI
lev: Esther Rodgers, Topeka, Helen
Thompson; Sue Rodgers, Topeka, ezra
wilcox; Milton; Gertrude Kerchof,
T'awrence. Elizabeth Potter; Dorothy
Porter. Topeka. Ethel Mars, Kansas
Citv Mary McCown; Emile Proutft,
Kansas City, Nealie Hardcastle.
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Miss Edith Ingham gave morning
card party and luncheon today in COM
nli1nent to Miss Olive Logan. The 9TH
ar guests were: Miss Mary Logan, Miss
Nienon Logan, Miss Lenore Monroe, |
Miss Daisy Monroe, Miss Mary Suther-
land and Miss Helen 1ngham.
Mr.. John p Davis entertained his
Rible class of the First Methodist sun
day school Tuesday evening at his |
house. 1924 Topeka avenue.
There will be a dance for the MEM |
hers and their families at the Country |
club Friday night.
The Golden Rule clubs last meeting |
of the season will be held tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. H. F. Clay, 1928
Harrison street. 1t was incorrectly |
in the State Journal club |
column last Saturday that the last |
meeting was held last week.
Misses Elizabeth and Isabel March
will entertain the E. and c. girls at
their home, 91S Topeka avenue, Fri
day afternoon, June IL.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Gertrude McClintock returned
today from Smith college for the sum-
mer vacation.