The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-01


nothing is so practicable at this time
of year as a gown made from one of
these serviceable materials. For this
latter class the suggestion above is
given. 1t is of natural color shan
tung, the blouse cut in kimono fash
ion, closing at the left front. Bands
of self-tone shantung, which spring
apparently from Sits cut in the sides
of the skirt, cross a the front. The
skirt repeats this scheme of decora-
ton.
Miss Nellie Clough had a few guests
to luncheon today at the Mission Tea
room in honor of Miss Kate Adams,
of Chicago, who is visiting Mrs. George
Crosnan.
Mrs. Crosman gave an informal tea
Wednesday afternoon s-i'n 4 to COM
plimentary to Miss Adams. About 80
guests attended. Miss Adams will re-
turn home next Saturday.
Mrs. L. p. Bonebrake entertained the
NJ. w. club Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Dolly VanGinkel of Des Moines
Iowa. who is guest at the Bonebrake
home. Those who attended were: Miss
Van Ginkel, Mrs. +. s. Randolph. Mrs
L. Beard. Mrs. c. E. Hulett, Mrs. F. NJ.
Drake, Mrs. Owen Galbreath Mrs. w.
w. Decker, Mrs. T. E. Sheard, Mrs. r.
J.. DeArmond' Mrs. F. E. Brooks, Mrs.
Daisy Booth, Mrs. S. ]. Hodgins, Mrs.
l.. B. VanVechten and Mrs Bonebrake.
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A number of young people planned to
give a steak roast Wednesday evening
for Miss Irene Carter of Marshall Mo
who is the guest of Miss Molly Sipes.
On account CT the weather the date of
the roast was postponed, and a line
party at the Majestic was given in it's
place Those who attended were: Miss
Carter, Miss Sipes, Miss Mildred
Barnes of FL Reno, Okla. Miss Harriet
Shirley, Miss Lucille Lukens, Miss
Grace Lukens, Miss Hazel Boast. Mr.
Roland Pribble, Mr. Clifford Deppe. Mr..
Chester Thomas Mr. ChappeIe Foots.
Mr.. Merle Segar, Mr.. Charles Wise and
Mr.. Duane Gilmore.
The following people attended a line
party given Tuesday night at the Ma
jestic for Miss Ruth Whitney of Kan
sas City: Miss Whitney Miss Marian
Wear, Miss Jessica Short, Miss Rachel
Coston, Miss Dorothy Scott, Mr..
Holmes Meade, Mr.. Quinton Adams.
Mr.. Joe Cornell. Mr. Walter WhitcoInb
and Mr.. Alfred Bartell.
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Mrs. E. G. Wilm asked a few guests
to an informal musicale Tuesday even
ing at her home on College avenue
Mrs. Wilm gave some piano numbers,
Miss Helen Hogeboom sang, and Mr..
van der Dies de Bye played the cello.
Miss Marie Gormont, who for ths,
past few years has been making her
home with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Radcliff was married
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock to
Mr.. Perry Lynn of Kansas City at the
Radcliff home, 1901 Mulvane street.
The bride was attended by Miss NAL
anie Gormont of Baldwin, and Mr.
John Highland of Ottawa was Mr..
1ynns best man. Rev. T. J. Caldwell
of Galesburg, Kan, read the service
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn left today for Kan
sas City, where they will be at home
at 712 Denver avenue.
Mrs. ]. ]. Corkin entertained at din
ner Wednesday for Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Klein of Junction City and Miss lila
Bassett of South Bend, Ind.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
DIR. F. K. Sanders. president of
WaShburn college, has returned from
Wisconsin, where he spent part of
the summer. The family will return
in few days.
Miss Hazel Grimes, who is visiting
in Salt Lake City, will arrive the first
of next week and will be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Monte Kistler, be-
fore she goes to Texas, to Join her
parents. who will spend the winter in
the south.
Miss Grace Vance Of Oklahoma
City. who is visiting friends in To-
peka, is the guest of Miss Emma Boil
mar for a few days.
Mr.. George Godfrey Moore, who
spent the past few weeks at Medicine
Lodge, has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Forbea left
Wednesday for Rollo, No.. where Mr.
Forbes is assistant professor in the