The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-12


slightly raised from the brim on the
upper side Next to the brim the
crown was surrounded by large white
roses, while above these around the
upper edge Of the crown was a wreath
of dark blue roses and small, green
leaves The effect Of the dark blue and
white flowers and the golden color Of
the straw was very beautiful
A state meeting of dentists will be
held in Topeka, beginning May II A
banquet will be given for the visitors
at the Elks' club one evening during
the convention
An evening meeting of the Minerva
club viii be held Friday night at Gem
nell hall The following women will be
hotesses: Mrs. J. D. Heym- Mrs. W. r.
Hemphiu. Mrs. c. G. Blakely. Mrs.
George Mays. Mrs J. A Nichols, Miss
Brunette Walter and Miss Maude Mary
Kline.
The junior class of Washburn college
gave a. reception Tuesday evening st
Hudson's hall for the seniors. Music
was furnished by Halls orchestra, and
some OF the members Of the junior
class gave a farce. Two hundred guests
dent and Mrs T. K Sanders, Vie
President and Mrs. H B. Harrison,
Miss Lureue Irish. Miss Laura Arm
strong, Miss Charlotte Leavitt, Pro
fessor Charles E1dmundsOn. Mr.. Gene
Watts. Mr. Chester Davidson and Mr..
Ed Mooney.
Invitations are out for the wedding o.
Miss Myrtle Irene Whiteker and Mr..
Ray Guernsey Henderson of Kansas
Tuesday. May a. at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
P Whiteker, 1921 Clay street
Another idea has been evolved in the
mind of a Kansas woman. with the
Astronomical exigencies are responsible
for the new kind of entertainment
which is feminine comet party The
fashion involves the painful use of
| that artificial cutoff early rising
but It pays to experience a new SenSa-
ton: SO the society women collect at
| an appointed place at ) in the morning
and take observations from a point
most convenient and with the least OBJ
structed view. The correct dress for
the occasion is the kinona and bed
room slippers, and the hair IS artisti-
caIly wound on magic curriers' The
| purpose, of course, is to keep a close
watch on the comet and to turn on the
hose if it comes too close
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Mabel Grimes. who is visiting
Miss Gay Shepard of Kansas CITY. will
return home Friday. Her cousin, Miss
Mabel Muxen of RedfieId s D, will
har IN Z
pany her to Topeka Miss Muxen will
be a guest ar the Grimes home for a
number of weeks
Mrs c. B. Reed has returned from
! Lawrence, where she visited her son,
Mr.. Dick Reed.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. A. ". Benson
have returned from Ottawa where
they attended the Smart-Clark we'd
ding.
Mr. and Mrs L V. Brooks of KAN
sas City are guests Of Dr. and Mrs.
A. f Harrison, 1918 Mulvane street.
| Repairs on Bishop MilIspaugh's
| house, which was damaged by fire ear
| Iy in January, are completed and the
| family is again occupying the house
| Mr.. Albert T. Reid will leave Friday
| for New York. On his return he will
stop in Washington, D. C.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the First
! United Brethren church VIII meet witt
Mrs Mary HoHer at her home. 2025
| > o'clock
| Mrs. S. W. Here will entertain the
Lady Maccabees, Hive No. IS, at cards
Saturday afternoon at her home, 101s
| Polk street.
Mr. NJ A. Low has returned from
Nevada, where he visited his son. Mr..
Dean Low Mrs Low VIII remain a
week or two longer.
/ Mrs l. Montgomery and Miss Lii
| Ian Chadsey of Decatur Ill, will ar
! riyy for a visit Mrs To n
! R MuIvane-
MT. James A Ward of Chicago has
returned home, after a few days visit
with his sister. Mrs Clarence H
Lodge
Mrs. Harry Bubb and her children
expect to leave early next week for
Bozeman, Mont. They have been guests
of Mrs Bulbs parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
i Bennett R Wheeler, for the past few
! months
Mrs. s. c. Garrard VIII leave Friday
for New York City to join her sisters.
/ Mrs. James Rees and Mrs Norman
/ Enrick. They will attend the gradual
i ing recital of Mr.. Troll Rees. who is
music Mrs Garrard viii not return
4 till autumn, and during her absence
/ will visit a number OF points in the
II east. including Atlantic City.
H Mr.. and Mrs J. Frank FARRELL OF
II HoIton will come to Topeka to attend
the meeting of the Kansas Women's
II Press club, to be held Thursday and
Friday, the 18th and goth
Mr. Owen Cope will leave this week
Il for Wichita, where he has accepted g
position as city solicitor for the Santa
Fe
Mr.. Matt weightman, jr., left today
for Kansas City on a business trip
II Mr. F. D. Coburn is spending a few
days in Chicago.
II Mrs ]. H Davis of Chicago has
gone to St John after visit to Mrs
T J. Moore of MuIvane street
Mrs. w S. BoyIan Of Kansas Cit1
is the guest of Mrs l. H Waugh.
MI. and Mrs. w H Kemper ar,
/ spending a few days in Kansas City.
II Mr. Roy L Bone returned TO-DAY
from a trip to Nebraska
Mrs s E Newcomer of Albuquer
l.