The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-23

with a trailing skirt and a long coat,
and big black picture hat loaded with
plumeS. Mrs. H. A. Auerbach. wore
pale blue broadcloth, deliberately braid
ed. Mrs. S. E. Barber was in a hand
some gown and coat of white diagonal
serge. Mrs. Harrison S. Morgan wore a
blue and white foulard and one of the
new draped turbans in dark blue velvet
and braid. Mrs. Marco Morrow was
| handsomely gowned in black lace and
jet. Mrs. c. G. Fosters gown was a
gray braided cloth, and Miss Lillian
Foster looked beautiful as usual in
pale blue broadcloth and a particularly
becoming tricorn of black beaver trim
| med with a bunch of gold wheat. Mrs.
Guilford Dudley and Mrs. Harry Dom
aldson Wore two of the best looking
| street suits seen in Topeka this fall.
/ Mrs. Dudley'S was a diagonal cloth coat
/ suit in gray shade with satin blouse
| to harmonic with which she wore a
| smart tricorne of gray felt. Mrs. Dom
aidson'S was also coat suit of brown
broadcloth, with a satin blouse of the
| same color. and her hat of moderate
| size had touches of scarlet and white.
| Mrs. Charles E. Gault wore foulard
| prlncesse OF navy blue and white and a
| smart black turban. Mrs Frank Mer-
| RAM was in a white cloth gown and a
blue felt hat. Mrs. Norman Wear wore
a white broadclothe with black picture
| hat.
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| The first Helianthus dance of the
season at Steinberg's last night was
| attended by Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Nor
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. Marco Morrow
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Gault Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs
| w S. McClintock, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
| Mulvane, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T.
| Reid, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Donaldson
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Eastman. Mr.. and
| Mrs Ralph Valentine of Omaha. Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Alden. Mr.. and Mrs
J. G. Mohler. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Scott Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Snyder. Miss Mary Moore, Miss Nellie
! Millspaugh. Miss Reita Updegraff
Miss Louise Wood. Miss Al.abelle
Miss Alice Meade. Miss Hazel Howe,
Miss Jessica Short. Miss Edna Herbst,
Miss Eva Smith, Miss Frances ConneIl,
Miss Maude Grimes. Mr. Monte
Kistler, Mr.: Ed Curry. Mr.. Bert Reid.
Mr.. Roland Perkins. Mr.. Sam Flesh
man, Mr.. Fred Bullene. Mr.. Ben Scan
drett, Mr.. Albert Patten. Mr. George
| Allen. Mr.. Clay Hamilton, Mr.. J. E.
House, Mr.. Tom King. Mr.. Charles
Guibor and Mr.. Joe Wilson.
The federation bazaar will be given
in the Snattinger house on West Tenth
avenue, November Is and 10 all day
and in the evening. Elaborate plans
| are under way to make the bazaar
great success socially and financially,
| for the money so raised will be de-
voted to the club house fund. Over
one thousand dollars has been sub
scribed for the club house without a
| canvass. This sum was almost I'M
solicited and it is thought that more
| than twice as much more can easily
be secured by a canvass.
Mrs. Monroe has called a meeting
| of the executive board and the presi-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Snattinger house.
Mrs Charles L. Short will entertain
the Friday Bridge club next week.
The Mikado to be given by the
Modocs and the Misses Wyatt for the
benefit of st. Francis hospital at the
Grand November II, will have the fol-
| lowing cast: ,Mikado, Major T. ].
Ko-Ko, Ray Firkins; Pooh-Bah, Bern
Thatcher; Pish-Tush, NJ. E. Harding;
Yum " UNI, Miss Viva Brown; Pitti-
Sing Miss Verda Phinney; Peep-Bo,
Miss Birdie Chandler; Katisha. Miss
Linn Wyatt or Miss Gertrude Wyatt.
The caste is we'll chosen and the per-
formance, which is in rehearsal and
has been for a number of weeks,
promises to be one of the best
amateur productions in the history of
local amateur theatrica1s. An excel
| lent chorus will support the princi-
pals.
\
A Topeka avenue girl borrowed
switches of all the young matrons in
her neighborhood who are too much
| because too newly married to care
for Dances to wear to the first
Helianthus last night. Although rats
have gone out, puffs are Illegal and
curls beyond the pale, the new en-
tout-cas coiffure, either braided or
draped, demands lots of hair and the
more switches the better. ASK for
seconds, not firsts when you buy your
switches says "a girl who has just
| fashionable hair dresser did her hair
the new way eff you buy f1rsts you II
have to pay $36-a dollar an inch
Seconds is good enough How
"Can one get thirds? I think that
would be about my price % 80 don't
| buy thirds.'' said the girl who had
been to the city Thirds turn
green"
Miss Mabel Cuthbert gave hand
kerchief shower Friday for Miss
| Theo Bodwell whose marriage to Dr.
Frank Worley takes place next
Wednesday evening. The other guests
Catharine Bodwell Miss Kate Cuth-
bert. Miss Grace Whiting, Miss Verna
Worley, Misses Margaret and Mary
McGiffin, Miss Pearl Grote. Miss
Harriet Bell, MISS SdOe I1ouStOii eiiu
Miss Bertha Rowles.
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Mrs N G.. Edelblute gave chill
dren's party at her house in Kenwood.
Broadmoor avenue, Monday in celebra-
ton of her daughter Janet's fourth
| birthday. The guests were Dorothy and
| Betty Nellis, Freeman and Martha
Thompson, Maurice and Dewitt Mont
eomery, Dorothy and Mary Power,
Louise, Edith and John Grice, Virginia
and Geraldine Moffitt Merwin Eberly,
Mary and Katharine Nicholson, Ed
ward Rogers, Mary Elizabeth and
Ruth Greene, Winifred and Doris
Wehe, Arnin Emmertz, Charles Cos
| sett Margaret Carter, Frances and
| Irene Baker, Grace Sampson, Minnie
| Moore. Jimmy Mack, Isabel and Eliza
beth Bunton, Stanley Myers, Sarah
Spetler, Elizabeth Sargent, Richard