The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-26

Mrs :. E Barber has asked guests
for a luncheon. which she VIII glEe
wednesday afternoon. June L at ner
home On Buchanan street
When two women can plan & party
MARSHAL a recIviug and ASSISTING
force. secure the scene Of operations.
assemble a company OF nearly SO1 peO-
ne. and execute all necessary arrange
rents within "A hours. those women as
Generals. Mrs. Frank BOnebrake and
Mrs. H. 0. Carney had little tax
Tuesday morning and passed resc luLtonS
70 give a party for Mrs 4 h con
nelly. Mrs Charles Hudson ana MIS-
Arthur Adams Wednesday afternoon
tetweea two ard three hundred guests
called to attend a reception AT tie
Country c.uo--the result OF these Two
wornen-s hurried. bu- delightful nos
rsftaIfty The cILab house was decorated
in spring flowers, syr1nSa N the re-
cefvirs room and a large bouqueE OF
link ueories in q. cut glass basket N
the dining room as a table center piece
The ices and bonb1ns We're pink also
Mrs. BOucDrake. Mrs GarVey, MS
Connolly. Mrs. Hudson, and Mrs. Ad-
ans stood n linz TO receive the CUES =
Mrs. 3 lnebrake wore pale grey slIA
with q woke Of duchesse and rose point
ace Mrs Garvey was gowned in pink
satin the bodice trimmed IN black vel
Yer and let She wore pink rose OuCs
II her hair and carried a Luil blown
rose in her hand Mrs Connolly dress
vas black broadcloth trimmed IN orSAld
and lace Mrs Hudson wore a blue
Clifton over blue silk. with trim
ming Of cut steel She also carried
roses Mrs Adams gown was rose
cosored chiffon gver a satin foundation
OF the same color. \ braided design
finished tire net yoke and me top o.
the sleeves Mrs W R SLubhS, VINO
vas one of the assisting women wore
a PARTICULARLY striking gown OF blue
frfdssc.snt chiffon over A foundation OF
blue figured silk The yoke was " dILe
duchesse ace. and finishing the yoke
and outlining the surpllce bodice, and
extending along the edge OF the over
skirt was 4 strip Of applique IN noWer
design The ends of the applique piece
were finished was fringes OF silver beads
Her fad ard long silk gloves were also
blue Mrs D w MulTdne was dressed
in yellow chiffon over silk. made with
a train and a yoke Of cream coloret
lace. Her hat was back with yellow
TIumes, and she carried yellow Eace
shawl. finished on each edge with strips
Of brown silk Mrs. s. E Barber s
dress was cream coIored lace made with
q deep gfrdIe. Her hat was black with
C,irped ostrich tips about the crown
ard she wore around her shoulders a
1uT OF ostrich feathers Mrs Z. ;
Pettyjohn were pink MORE silk. The
the bottom was a strip o. black velvet
Tie oversljrt was finished with a deem
eGgtng OF black lace. The high girdle
vas made Of Jet and black beads Miss
Clyde Boucbrake wore hin white
Dress 81 embroidery and lace, and at
he left side the overskirt was caught
together by 9 lacing Of FaIe blue rib
hon
The assisting women were: Mrs
Charles Spencer, Mrs. J. w F. Hughes,
Mrs. James B. Hayden, Mrs. A. A
Weisdrch, Mrs P. c. Chamberlain,
Mrs. r 2. GsnmeIl. Mrs Willis Nor
ton, Mrs. Harold Chase. Mrs. T. F.
Carver, Mrs Jonathan Thomas. Mrs
W r. Stubs Mrs. W A McCarter,
Mrs. F K Sanders. Mrs F. w Watson.
Mrs B. 2. FIe1uiken. Mrs John r
Sargent Jr., Mrs George CroSsman,
Mrs n. c. Hau7matt, Mrs Lee Monroe.
Hrs William Macferran. Mrs A. Mar
bUrg. Mrs Robert Pierce. Mrs George
Parkhurst Mrs A A Robinson. Mrs.
J. c McCHntock. Mrs J. D McFar-
land, and Mrs John r Norton
The following girls served in the din
ing room and at the punch bow l: Miss
Clyde Bouebrake. Miss Elizabeth Hol-
Hday. Miss Helen Estey, Miss Mar
gUerite Mills. Miss Esther Rodgers. Miss