The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-27

tunic is also bordered with lace inser-
ton and gathered into silk tassels at
the bottom which weight it and pro-
duce most graceful drapery. The I'M
derskirt is plain. The gown is girdled
by a blue silk cord knotted at the
front and falling in tassel-weighted
ends.
The Phi Delta Theta men of Wash
burn college will give a dinner-dance
Friday night at the Elks' club. The
dinner will begin at o'clock. Mr.. Hal
Hotchkiss will be POSTMASTER, and Mr..
Herbert Lininger will speak for the
pledges, Mr. Wister Williams for the
alumni. Mr.. p. w. Beggs for the I'M
derclass men and Mr.. Arthur c. Banta
for the seniors. The guests will be
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. H. F. Mason, Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. M Hamilton. Mr.. and
w P. Snyder, Miss Mary Sawyer Of
Mcpherson, Miss Josephine Smith of
Oskaloosa, Miss Huldah Chaplin of
Watunga, Ok, Miss Anna Kaufman
of Valley Falls, Miss Edith Hutchin-
son of Kansas City, Mo-. Miss Julia
Frances Reed of Smith Center, Miss
Marguerite Parkinson, Miss ALA Lyle,
Miss Marie Wickwire, Miss Ruth
Bauer, Miss Rose Mitchell Miss
Grace Koontz, Miss Mary Overholt
Miss Bernice Emahizer, Miss Juliet
ReCIXJOnn, MISS ES6D0CCd w city, MISS
Lois johnson, Miss Louise Heath, Miss
Laura Armstrong, Miss Grace Gaines,
Miss Edith Kanode, Miss Helen Spiel
man, Miss Helen Louise Crosby, Miss
AItha Watson, Miss Alice Larimer,
Miss Laura Townsley, Miss Lenora
Stubs, Miss Rachel Hotchkiss, Miss
Elizabeth Holiday, Miss Isabel Mills,
Miss Mabel Joss, Miss Marian Thomp-
son, Miss Nell Kouns, Miss Laurene
Irish, Miss Dorothy Gleed, Miss Louise
Allison, Mr.. Fred R. Cowles of KAN
sas City, Mo. Mr.. Alex Pope OF Dali
las, Tex, Mr.. Robert Thomas of Law
lrence. Mr.. Glenn Jones of Wakeeney,
Mr.. Raw Hafford of Wakeeney, Mr..
Glenn Millice, Mr.. Ed Mooney, Mr..
Warren Crumbine, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe,
Mr.. Edward Ingham, Mr.. Rutney
Dunn, Mr.. Arthur Banta, Mr.. Els
worth Stewart, Mr.. Frederick Inomp-
son, Mr. Percy Beggs. Mr.. Grover
Dunn, Mr.. Lee Davis, Mr.. Cecil Lowe
| Mr.. Herbert Heyn, Mr.. Angelo Alt,
Mr.. Howard Searle, Mr.. Sam Bradheld,
Mr.. Lee Johnson, Mr.. Joe Hull, MT.
Harold Spielman, Mr.. Herbert LINN
ris Sanders, Mr.. George White, Mr..
Dick Fritz, Mr.. David Neiswanger,
Mr.. Wister Williams, Mr.. Roy George,
Mr.. John Robb, Mr.. Harold Tiee, DR..
Leo Haughey, Mr.. Omer smith, MI.
Karl Bowman, Mr.. James Mcclure,
MT. Hal f1OIChh1SS anu MI" 1SAA ~NSAS
wanger.
Mrs. Abram Hammatt and Mrs.
Theodore Hammatt will give bridge
party Friday afternoon at the home OF
the former on West Tenth avenue and
another bridge party Saturday after
noon at the home of the latter on
Polk street.
Mr.. Ray Kiene of Valencia will
leave Friday for San Francisco and
will sail Nav for Manila, P. L, where
training department in the govern
ment schools. He has just received
his degree from the K. S. A. c. of
Manhattan, and his appointment i'm
mediately followed. Mr.: Kiene is
brother of Mr.. L. L. Kiene and DR..
Otto Kiene OF Topeka.
The Helianthus club will dance to-
night at the Elks' hall.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell entertained
her bridge club Wednesday afternoon
at the Country club.
| The ChaIdean club will give its an
nual banquet Monday night, May 1, at
the home of Mrs. w. F. Bowen, sol
| Western avenue.
| Young woman who is unhappily
married frequently stops into the store
where an old sweetheart of hers
| stands behind the counter. recites her
woes to him and gently hints that if
she had the marrying job to do over
| again she would make a different
/ choice, signifying, in more or less
yelled way, that he might be luckier
i than he was before. When divorce
| began to be seriously talked of. the
| young blade got scared, and whenever
| he saw the unhappy matron approach
the door of the shop, he let himself
out at the rear exit and took round
| trip excursion to the smoke house
deeming that safe place from which
Ito watch without being watched. When