The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-12

lace insertion and from either side of
this run three circular bands Of lace
insertion placed several inches apart.
There is deep girdle Of black velvet
with long flat ends tipped with silk
tassels. A rose laden picture hat is
worn with this having a pleating Of
black velvet on the under part of the
prlm and drapery of lace On the crown.
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A moonlight picnic party at Gage
park Thursday night, was made up
OF the following members: Miss Ruby
Hoatson, Miss Neva King, Miss Roxy
Nancl, Miss Mary Esther Bizney, Miss
Opal Heivley, Miss Lydia Vancil Mr.
Dean Lininger, Mr.. Claude Marshall,
Mr. Arthur Poole, Mr.. Allen Pagan,
Mr.. Lowell Hoatson and Mr.. Thomas
Stinson.
Mrs. McCready of North Ottawa.
and Mr.. George Tincher of Topeka,
Lawrence. They have come to To-
peka, and will make their home here.
I hear from a reliable source that
uncurled feathers will be good for the
autumn hats this year. Just the ends
are slightly curled. the fIues hanging
down in limp fashion or with
slight wave to suggest a graceful con-
tour. The willow plume has had its
day and will make it's final exit this
summer, unless the opinion of some
millinerial prophet goes wrong.
Some new models just from the
east are higher than the hats have
been for several years. The crowns
are run up to a tall peak, fitting close
to the head, and the rim is scarcely
more than an outward curve of the
crown. In some of the felts, the in
side of the crown and under side Of
the rim are of q darker color than the
outside of the hat.
Mrs. ]. F. Kaho and Miss Gertrude
Lewis entertained Friday afternoon
/ for Miss M. Garner, who will leave
soon for Muskogee, Okla, to take
charge of Bacone college. The guests
were: Miss Garner. Mrs. W. E. Boil
los, Mrs. ]. w. Harper, Mrs. L. L.
Slusher, Mrs. NJ Murphy, Mrs. Robt.
Gordon, Mrs Alden Knapp, Mrs. Ed
sO'DonoVan, Mrs. ElVa Dana, Mrs. w.
E. Ireland Miss Bertha Farrow, Miss
Vivian Rush, Miss Inez Shaw, Miss
Clara Shirk, Miss Anna Gordon, Miss
Kiffon and Miss DeArmond.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. James Hayden will go to Kan
sas City to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Bruce Walker.
Mr.. Dana McVicar has returned
! from a trip to Chicago.
Mr. John Harrison has returned
nun d Trip TO NlnneSOId.
The Bennett r. Wheeler family
will move from their home in Potwin
the first of September. to occupy the
James B. Hayden house.
Mrs. Lee Monroe will attend the
Lincoln Park ChautauCua this week
and will make two addresses.
Miss Marian Alt left today for Man
haitian and Riley. Kan. In Manhattan
she viii be the guest of DR.. q. A. Crise
and his family and in Riley she will
visit Miss Myrtle Quantic. who was her
roommate at Western college, Oxford,
o.. two years
Mr.. F. E. NipDs. Mr.. Clarence
Smith and his son, Roilin, will leave
toight for Centennial Wyo.. where
they will spend two weeks fishing.
Mr.. A. J. Carruth of Herington is
the guest of his son. Mr.. A. J. Car
ruth, jr., and Mrs. Carrufh. He is on
his way home from a trip to Shell
Lake, Mich. and Y Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Archie NJ. Baird has returned
from visit of a few weeks in Penn
sylvania and New York.
Mrs. Bernard Ley of Texas is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Flenniken. She will be here a week or
ten days.
Miss Doris Burroughs of 1446 Fill
more street has returned from a visit
OF three weeks to friends in Concor-