The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-26

for the past ten years. Whether it was
through pure accident or malice afore-
| thought that she kept the gleanings
from her comb in the little bag that
hung by her dressing table makes no
difference, and the little tresseS or
wisps can be untangled even when the
daily accumulation amounted to two or
three hairs which were firmly wound
around the fore finger, tied in a secure
knot and then twisted in the other di-
| rection. A hair dresser who knows her
business can unite the knots and piece
| together switch that can be made
into a beautiful turban braid and prove
to the skeptical men that women really
| do wear their own hair and not the
| tabled Chinese queue that they have
been accused of purloining from the
opium soaked celestial while he SUM
bered. A woman who has just recover
| ed from typhoid fever is especially well
come at the beauty shop, because she is
sure to bring with her long new strands
| that have come out by the handful
during her illness. There have been no
! slip-knots tied in it, and 1t doesn't have
| to be pieced and creased and CLOSED.
| Some one has observed that sleeves and
automobiles once held the prize for
quick changes in styles, but now it is
hair; so these switches will soon go
the way of the Billy Burke curls, puffs
and rats, and perhaps the next fashion
| will approve Of a bald spot on top
edged with light fringe that viii look
like the pictures of the halos around
the heads OF the hermit fathers.
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Mr.. John F. Carter entertained the
following guests at dinner at the Com
mercial club rooms yesterday: Mr.. E.
w. jeffrey of Elmdale, Mr.. Frank War
ner of Bonner Springs. Mr.. L. E. Doty
of Burlingame, Mr.. T. D. Fitzpatrick
of SaIina. Mr.. Horace Clark of Lyndon.
Mr.. Ralph Bowmaster, Mr.. W. r. Fish
ton. The dinner followed a business
meeting Of the board of directors Of the
Aetna Building and Loan company, Of
which the guests are members.
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A surprise party was given Miss Alva
Mitchell Tuesday evening by Miss Nell
lie Montgomery, Miss Adga .Hassing,
Miss Clare Peterson, Miss Amanda
Isaacson, Hiss Jessie Mitchell, Miss
Sofie Hassing, Miss Anna Ericsson, Miss
Alice Lynn, Mr.. Thomas Love, Mr.. Roy
Lynn, Mr.. Robert Amel, Mr.. Floyd
Lewis, Mr.. Fred Crarner and Mr.. John
Langdon.
Miss Edith Middaugh. assisted by
Mrs. A. G. Middaugh and Miss Minnie
| Middaugh, entertained the following
guests at Sunny Slope Tuesday even
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Middaugn.
Miss Dora TenEkye, Miss Lucille KutZe,
mel, Miss Edna Wise, Miss Louise
Ruthven, Miss Margaret Harries, Miss
| Lila Caldwell, Miss Myrtle Broom, Miss
| Elva Hughes, Miss Dolman, Mr.. Charles
Wise, Mr.. Clarence Churchman, Mr..
Clifford Deppe Mr.. Duane Elmore, Mr..
Leo Gilmore. Mr.. David owen, Mr.
Frank Hamilton, Mr.. Homer Haynes,
Mr.. Paul Van Ness, Mr.. Ray Harries,
Mr.. Hugh Harries, Mr.. Leslie Mays
and Mr.. Elvin Peterson.
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| Notes ard Personal Mention.
Mrs. Searcy Marlowe and her baby
son, who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nicol for the past month,
have returned to their home In Tusca-
loosa, Ala. Miss Bertha Jones accom-
panied them as far assKansas City.
Mr.. E. H. Crosby and Mr. w. r.
Crosby are home from a weeks trip in
| the south.
Mr.. Samuel Lux spent today in Kan
sas City on business.
Mrs A A Scott and Miss Dorothy
! Scott left today for weeks visit in
Peoria, Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Low and their
son, Dean, have gone to their home in
Ploche. New Miss Florence Mix of
Chicago, Mrs. Lows sister, accom-
panied them, and will visit them for
some time in Phoebe.
/ Mr.. W. B. Spurlock of Junction City
has returned after a short stay in To-
1 peka.
Mrs. Taylor Of Granville is here for a
days shopping.
Mr.. George P McEntire is spending
this week in Chicago
The n. n. S. club held an all-day
meeting Tuesday at the Orphans
home sewing for the children.
4 The following girls were guests at
a party at the home of Miss Margaret
Stockham Monday evening: Miss LYDIA
| Ravens. Miss Vera Anderson Miss
/ Emily Ryan, Miss Martha Reed, Miss
Il Grace Jones. Miss Sarah Withers Miss
/ Louie Patterson. 1t was a children g
Il party" all the guests appearing in the
! garb of little folk.
Il Mr.. Cecil W. Newly of EngIewood,
4 KAN, returned today, after spending q
few days in Topeka
Il Mrs. Sam Alexander will entertain
the Taxa Embroidery club Thursday
afternoon at $40 Fillmore street.
Mr. F. d. Marshall has gone tc KAN
sas City. where he has accepted a DO
sition, and where he will remain per-
manently.
Mrs. Charles Huston Miss Nora
II B1schon and Mrs. Laura Coultis will
leave today for California Mrs. Coul-
tbs viii remain in Los Angeles with
her son. Mr.. Hugh Coultis. Mrs. Hus-
ton and Miss Bischoff will return after
spending month in Los Angeles and
San Diego.
Mr.. NJ. A. Low left Tuesday for a
trip through the south, and will be
/ away for ten days or two weeks
Il MI Russell Frost has gone to Well
ington for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Gorsage and
Miss Frances Lawlor have gone to