The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-09

Miller. Mr.. George White. Dr. G. E.
Haughey, DR.. l. E. Haughey, Mr.. AL
Ian George, Mr.. Hal Hotchkiss, Mr..
Valentine GODDARD, Mr. Nelson Meade,
Mr.. Robert Pierce. Mr.. Jack Grow, Mr..
John Borah' Mr.: David Ferguson, Mr..
Mr.. Wallace Pettyjohn. Mr. Holmes
| Meade, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe, Mr.. Lee
Johnson Mr.. Wistar Williams, Mr.. Jas.
Hayes, Mr.. James Clark. Mr.. Stafford
Clay Hamilton. Mr.. Whitney, Mr.. Fred
Parf1tt. Mr.. Preston Coleman. Mr.. Eek
blad, Mr.. Leo Mooney, Mr.. Alex Spen-
Ger.
The Tivoi club have the following
new members: Mr.. Edwin Campbell,
Mr.. Jack Campbell. Mr.. Frank Miller.
WATER Whteom Mr. MF afred Ba
tel, Mr.. Jack Crow, Mr.. Ralph Lewis,
and Mr.. Harry Jones. The first dance
will be given Friday evening of next
week.
Throw away your rats, unless you
want to use them to stuff porch
cushion, discard your puffs and curls
and buy at least a "A inch switch. The
new way to do hair, as described by
a Topeka woman who has just come
from Chicago and who had hers done
in Madame Qui Wives smart beauty
shop, demands a switch of that length
unless one has been especially favored
by nature. Here is what Madame Qui
Vive says about the new couture;
Our heads are to be draped with hair.
not braided, but coiled all around the
crown of the head or a little in front, !
ban, and so the new coiffure IS called
the turban couture. The hair is light
ly waved in front and done up like an
all-around, unstuffed pompadour, very
fiat and held securely in place at the
crown of the header a little in front, |
then the remnant. if there is one, or
right over the forehead. about three
inches back of the hair line, the two
side strands are crossed, the right |
hand side to the left, and the left to
too primly all around the crown of the
head The strands are wide and fiat |
but neither coiled nor braided. The
middle strand is twisted around SINH |
effect is just like a turban. The rag
gedy ends are tucked away and some !
time there is little bump on top, |
tower-like, though the real-grand hope
to-die hair dress is fat as a pancake:
A net may be worn and a barrette and
the Grecian fllets are not barred
Really, lam. the whole silly old
old town is crazy about IT. says
madame ''You ought to see the mobs
about the beauty shops. Looks as If
they were giving prizes away; you
can't hardly get in. The dear girls
line UP to have their heads turbaned, |
ard they go out smiling and happy.
Oh, freedom. Oh bliss. You know
the late and recent method of hair
dressing too well for me to Describe
it to you-combing and curling your
and putting it on, brushing your own
hair and putting it up over the pom
padour, pinning a net on over your
own hair and the pompadour, dressing
a large parlor set of puffs. putting a
net over them, placing puffs and net
onto the rear of your mind. plunging
in a lot of invisible hairpins until you
feel as if your head were wired, ad-
ding a few false curls. and then-then,
falling to the floor with exhaustion and
it up.
'Tis not so now. lovey. You take
YOUR own hair, brush it up in little
bump-I say little advisedly, since
none of us has more. You pin on the
swish You lay it. round in folds
takes about 80 seconds. The time we
shall save! We won't grow cid half
so fast. It's beautiful"
The Ceramic Art club was enter
tanned by Miss Marie Witwer and
Miss Elizabeth Smith at the formers
house, 1925 western avenue, Friday
Mrs. f. c. Bowen read a paper on
annual exhibit to which the public is
invited, at the home of Mrs. w. H.
Davis 9O3 Western avenue, october FL
and %, afternoon and evening .
The Music Study club met Friday
afternoon at Chickering hall. The pro-
gram follows:
(a) Pres du Bereau. MoszkoWskl !
(h1 Schlafied . .MoszkowSki ,
90 Mrs. Charles Ritschard.
Serenata-'I Wait -. Moszkowski
Mrs. C. E. Bair.
Moment Musical sharp min. OPP.
Mrs. H. B. Tasker.
Ny True Love Is Weaver. Hildach ,
Mrs. Harry Pribble. /
va1se in A fiat. Moszkowskl
Miss Vivian Rush.
Cradle Song NJ 1va,,Ie rites
Love Waltz, OBJ. 81, No. .MosZkowskiI ,
Mrs. w. A Harshbarger.
Violin solo-Bolero Moszkowsk1 +
Miss Anna Whiting. !
5wabian Folk Song. .Meyer-Helmund
Mrs. w. ]. v. Deacon. ,
Mrs. Tasker, Miss Rush. !
The Westminster ball team, the pen
1ant winners of the junior Athletic as
1t the Westminster Presbyterian
church Friday evening. The pennant ,
vas presented by Mr.. H. B. Howard, =!
president of the organization !
The Golden Rule club will meet with !
Mrs. s. S. Wright, 42S Taylor street,
Friday afternoon.
The race for crocheted lace has I
sent the women to the garnet to rum
erocheted fancy work of former gen.
erations. Half the hand made lace
you see on coats and dresses
nowadays came off a pair of old pill 4
ow slips and now and then one see Il
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