The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-13

folds under corresponding drapery Of
satin of a deeper shade of blue which
swathes the figure on the right and
fastens at the back with a knot and
end. There is a wolfe tunic crossed by
diagonal bands of lace, from the low
er edge Of which falls a pleated lace
bordered flounee of the wolfe, which fol-
lowing the line of lace is merged into
the girdle at the back, thus describing
a most graceful line and displaying
portion of the satin underskirt at the
back and right side.
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The Helianthus club will give a
dance December % at the Elks' club.
Mrs. Paul Hudson and Mrs Baker
Stevens shared honors this afternoon
at bridge party which Mrs. Norman
Wear gave at her home on Topeka ave-
nue.. There were guests for five tables.
Mrs. James Hayden will give her Sec
ond bridge party Wednesday for Mrs.
Hudson. The Hayden house was beau
tifully decorated yesterday afternoon
for the bridge party given for Mrs.
Hudson. An elaborate arrangement of
pink carnations and chrysanthemums
decorated the parlors, and white chrys-
anthemums and violets were used in
the library.
Mrs. Albert T. Reid has asked a few
guests informally to play bridge Fri
day Afternoon at her home On Fillmore
street.
The Varsity club will dance Thurs
day night, December Is, at Steinberg's
hall.
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The meeting Of the Wednesday after
noon Bridge club, which was to have
been held tomorrow with Mrs. Frank
Davis, has been postponed until after
the holidays.
Mr.. Charles Sessions will give a din
Mrs. Wileys cafe. for the members of
the Saturday Night club.
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The wedding Of Miss Winifred Ever
ingham and Mr.. Herbert S. Bailey, OF
Washington. D. c., will take place Fri
day, December 80, at the First Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Garvey will leave
Thursday for an extended trip east.
They will stop in Boonville, Mo-, to at
tend the Christmas hop of the Kemper
Military school, Thursday night. They
will leave Boonville Friday for Wash
ington, D. G. accompanied by their
son, Mr.. Willis Garvey who attends
Kemper, and Miss Annabel Carney will
join them in Washington, where they
will spend the Christmas holidays
4 <1IICI li1S IO14doyo 1HA- NIeAA Wy Will AS-
turn home, accompanied by his son as
far as Boonville, and Mrs. Carney will
go to Boston with her daughter and
spend a few weeks there. Miss Garvey
is in school at wellesley.
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The engineering department of
Washburn college gave their semi
annual banquet Saturday night at Mrs.
Wiley's cafe. Mr.. Edgar Burhart
was toastmaster. and RESPONSES were
made by Professor c. L. Lopez, Pro-
fessor R. Jones and Professor w. R.
Harshbarger. Those who attended
were: Professor and Mrs. Harsh
barger, Professor and Mrs. Lopez,
Professor and Mrs. Jones, Miss Bertha
Hull, Miss Ruth Bauer. Miss Ruth
Kingman, Miss Ada Walker, Miss Re-
becca Welty, Miss Vern Casebier, Miss
Grace Anderson. Miss Florence Mid
daugh, Miss Esther Wetterlund, Miss
Anna Smith, Miss Helen Adams. Miss
Edna Walker. Mr.. Will Smith. Mr..
George Washburn Mr.. Richard Fritts,
Mr.. Harold Spielman, Mr.. o. E. Mile
son. Mr.. r. w. Warner, Mr.. Burkhart
Mr. Frank Bowman. Mr.. Frank Rip
lev and Mr.. E. S. Adams
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The Good Government club will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Fanny Gufbor at her home ON Har-
rison street.
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The date for the charity ball has