The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-04

| McFarlanQ. MI. JOnn zoe, MT. Clay
Hamilton, Mr.. Frank Miller, Mr.. Angelo
Alt, Mr.. Todd Matthews, Mr. Lymon
| Stewart, Mr.. Robert Steele, Mr.. Peyson
Ripley, Mr.. John Hamilton, Mr.. Phillip
Sproat, Mr.. Samuel Lux, Mr.. Ralph
| Lewis, Mr.. Earl Spencer, Mr.. William
Colvin. Mr.: Charles Mckee. Mr.: Bur
! CESS Van Vechten, Mr.. William Miller,
Mr. Walter Fritz, Mr.. Phillip Gray, Mr..
| Ed Mooney, Mr.. Roy Thompson, DR..
James Stewart, Mr.. Ernest Beine, Mr..
| Hetherington, Mr.. Joe Risteen, Mr..
Paul Moneypenny, DR.. Leo Haughey,
Mr.. Ivan Dibble Mr.. Larue Royce, Mr..
Herbert Lininger Mr.. Robert Pierce,
Mr.. Bert Dolan, Mr.. Sherman Amsden.
Mr.. Amos Poole. Mr.. Hogeboom. Mr..
Harry Coe, Mr. Fred Parfitt, Mr. Merle
Sesar. Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr.. Ken
meth Lewis, Mr.. Houghten Albaugh,
Kenneth Lyle, Mr.. jerome Johnston,
Mr.. Ed Kistler. Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr..
Darwin Bradley, Mr.. Joe Hull. M.
Charles Ryder Mr.. Tinkham Veale, Mr.
Ed Ingham, Mr.. Dick Reed, Mr. Frank
Southwick, Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland, Mr.
Elton Mcintosh and Mr.. Kenneth Bur-
nett.
Mrs. G. B. Kirk will give a luncheon
for six guests Friday at Mills Tea
room.
1t is an exaggeration to say that
WHICH 6CNlIS are OSCOHllIR more ana
more immodest. As a matter of fact
most of the fashions of today are zmodi-
! fed copies of the costumes of a much
earlier period. That we are not eX-
aggerating them to the degree that wo-
men did in that earlier day from which
the styles are copied, shows that wo-
men are growing more sensible The
style of the figure is changed, for one
thing, and tiny waists are no longer
fashionable, and the excessively low
nPDES. he CT
now not worn at all. except on the
stage.
Women are coming to & uniform
dress. 1t may be predicted that in the
next generation women will wear
clothes that are as sensible and dur
able as the costumes now worn by
men. Not that women will ever forego
the frills and furbelows that have al
ways been considered her perogatiVe
nor is it desira BILE that she should, but
in place of the SNOWY, fimsy mater
ials now used even in street dresses,
mannish materials and cuts, both dur
able and appropriate will likely be SUBJ
stituted. There can be no question of
immodeSty in dress when women wear
| clothes that are entirely suitable to
the occasion.
Mrs. Charles KIeinhans entertained
the Ladies' Music club Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. w T.
Morris Dace German
Torch Dance ..........-.........Ge German
Mrs. w. G. Dickie.
| Sayo1ara OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cadmau
-r Miss JeSsica Short.
Tarentelle ............ Tome
Miss Ethel Frizell
Serehade -...-.<...-.s.@-'.--. Bemberg
Secret .......-............ -........ Esipoff
Mrs. w. 3. Swan.
| Duet from. La Giaconda....i.. Ponchilli
! Mics NaIlip
Kouns.
At Twilight ........-s......... Tome
Miss Mary Dallas Gage.
Gates of Spring. Gates
! AS One Alone. Braun
Mrs. Frank Thomas.
! Serenade Observation-Disclosures. Salter
The Wind Speaks. ........-....So haefec
| To You ::.:.....:. Speaks
Miss Hazel Loveland.
! Bailade in F.....--.... Huss
/ Inc Night ............... HuSS
Mrs. Robert Carver
savannah Lullaby ...-..-.-..... Batten
Spring Song ma. Ioofc. -Fosti
| Night in WaiShapur. .S9lter
Mrs. Ralph Skinner.
Waltz ..;...-....---....... Reinecke
La Nalade 49,. .Thome
Miss Marion Garretson.
! Mrs. George Parkhurst.
! Trio. Natures Resurrection. Woodman
Mrs Frank Thomas, Mrs. George
ParkhurSt ard Mrs. L. S. Ferry.
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The girls of the Pi Sigma Psi sorority
gave a bridge party Wednesday night
! at the home of Miss Alice Hughes in
Potwin. TweEty-four guests attended.
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! A woman who gave a number of
rather unusual merit on a program a
few days ago. was told after the party
| that she was IAN individualiZed SOUL
Ia What?'' She asked. Il won't consent
to being called any names like that
| until I see a sample of one of those
/ things and find out if I want to be it,
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Il The marriage of Miss Emelia Irene
Il Stockham and Mr.. Robert Lee Nagle
was solemnize,. Wednesday evening ut
the home of the brides sister. Mrs. I.
c. Powell. and Mr.. Powell, 1924 Taylor
street, by Rev. Mr.. Whittlesey of
Whiting, Kan. Only relatives and close
friends of the young people were pres
ent. The parlor. where the ceremony was
Tread, was decorated in bridal wreath
and palms, and the dining room was
decorated in pink. The bride was
goRned in white wolfe and carried q