The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-22
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Miss Elizabeth Holiday entertained
the girls of her sewing club this after
noon at the Country club, compliment
tary to Miss Louise Spencer OF Kansas
City, who is the guest of her COUSIN
Miss Clyde Bonebrake.
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Miss Ann Sim Of Wichita, Kansas,
who is visiting friends in Topeka ana
who is spending this week with MISS
Louise Heath, was the guest OF honor
at a steak roast Wednesday evening.
Those who attended were: Miss Sim,
Miss Marjorie Thompson, Miss Alice
Andrews, Miss Huldah Poole, Miss
Verna Worley Miss Louise Heath, Miss
MAZDA Gardner, Miss Florence Embree,
MI Frank CLANCY, Mr.. Walter Cha
ney, Mr.. Herbert Heym, Mr.. PauI
Movers, Mr.. Burr willard, Mr.. Roy
Thompson, Mr.. David Gray and Mr..
Angelo Alt.
A little boy who is visiting here from
out of town at the home of his aunt
went to the house of one of the neigh
bors, and in the course of his call, the
lady of the house took down her halr
to comb it. She unpinned long
handsome braid and laid it on the
bureau. The youngsters mother was
one Of those few fortunate women
whose own head grew all the hair she
could use, so the sight of piece OF
false hair was new experience TO the
youth. He stood off at a safe distance
switch.s the woman told him. He
could scarcely wait until he reached
home to tell his mother about 1t.
"What do you think, mother" he said,
'Mrs. Hills hair come apart, and she
wears a twig in it,
Miss Nellie May Everett of Fort
Scott and Mr.. Asa Richardson Cole
man of Lawrence were married We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of the
brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w, d. Wear of Fort Scott. The bride
is a graduate of the Fort Scott high
school and the Kansas university. She
belonged to the university class of '09.
She has relatives here who went to
attend the wedding, and her Topeka
friends will be interested to know of
her marriage.
The popular shirt waist hat this sea-
son is the Panama straw. with soft
rolling brim and big crown, and
draped with printed crepe scarfs. The
hIeached Panama is considered smar-
ter than the natural color. The largest
hats are exceedingly low and set on
the head almost to the ears, covering
the couture. A young woman in To-
peka has one of these extreme ALI
over" hats, and as a girl was heard to
remark more aptly than kindly, "she
looks like a parrot under hay stack"
Notes and Personal Mention.
MISS Eva SnlIn IS expected nome
next week from Milford, Conn. and
New York. after an extended visit
Miss Zillah Mileham will leave next
week with the Shakeshaft family for q
trip to the Minnesota lakes.
Mr.. Horace Hall and his son Louis
Mr. Robert Pierce. Mr.. George A. Clark
and Mr.. w. G. Dickie will leave Satur-
day for Centennial. wyo.. where they
will fish for couple of weeks.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs r. A. Buroh
and Miss Winifred Burch returned to-
turned today from a weeks visit in
salina, and will leave Monday for
Round Lake. Wis, to spend the rest of
the summer
Miss Louise McNeal expects to go to
mons college.
MISS Alice Andrews will leave in Sep
TENDER to enter Rockford college,
Miss Mildred Mills will go to MAnhat-
tan in the fall to attend the Agricul-
tural college.
of August to spend a few weeks visit
inc Miss Janet Hurrie of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Sullivan and
their daughters Henrietta and Alice.
nave gooe for a trip to Chicago and st.
Paul and win be gone until about the
first Of August.
Mrs. ]. II. Bowers and her daughter
FRANCES have gone to Emporia for a
ehort visit to Miss Mabel Stone.
Mr.. Ben Bear is spending few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Zanone and An
drew Zanone OF Nashville, Tenn, stop
ped in Topeka on their way to Colo