The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-27

c)OMy
Mrs w. E. Davis and Mrs. Clar-
ence Wetherton issued invitations to-
day for a thimble party which they
Z. at Mrs. Davis home, 1885 Fillmore
street.
Mrs. George Staebler entertained
the Young Matrons Bridge club this
afternoon at her home, 500 Woodlawn
| avenue.
Kansas City has become the home
of another Topeka Family Mr.. and
Mrs Kurtz Kellam moved to Kansas
City today and expect to make their
home there. Mr. Kellam will engage
in the automobile business. Mrs.
Haughey, has been popular in Topeka
as a girl and as a young matron, and
her friends express a good deal of re-
greet at her leaving.
The Pi Sigma Psi girls gave a din
ner at Mills tea room Monday even
ing at O'Clock for Miss Nellie South
wick, who left today with her rather
to make her home in Clay Center
Covers were laid for Miss SOuthW1ck,
Miss Alice Hughes. Miss Mildred Car
ter, Miss Minnie Seller, Miss Helen
Dwinel. Miss Mary Summers, MISS
Jennie Heinzman, Miss olga House
Miss Jessie Ferrin, Miss Anna Ballard.
Miss Vera BENJAMIN and Miss Marie
Cope.
It is a wise woman who makes
point of having, whatever else she
RI tailored
each spring, and having it early, TOO,
In autumn the freshness of the street
attire does not count for so mucn, lot
then warmth is the desirable erect.
and at that time last springs suit, IL
adorned with furs and worn with
feathered velvet toque, may pass mus
ter successfully until one has had time
to get her wits together and acquire
the price of a new fur coat or win
ter suit But woe to the winter sult
that has to masquerade as new
spring garment with the assistance OF
a lace coat set a straw hat and a par
asol It's pretenSe will be patent TO
all eyes, for there is nothing that so
clearly reveals the lack of freshness
in clothes and compilations as the
spring sun. And the new spring
clothes are going to be good looking
this year The silhouette in the suit
remains about the same this year as
before: skirts will still be narrow. and
the coats almost as straight, though
some of the models SHOW a snghtl ~
fitted effect at the waistline. and al
the new clothes show the normal
waist line.
Mrs. Viola Dale McMurray will give
a dance Thursday night, March z, at
Hudson's hall in the Masonic build
ing. for the members of her classes.
The Ideal History club will meet
Friday of this week with MIS- +. A.
Cook, 1909 West street
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Crawford en-
tertained their dinner club MONDAY
evening at their home, 1915 west
H. w Putnam furnished the program
following the dinner.
The annual meeting of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Missionary society Will
be held at 8 o'clock Wednesday after
noon at the church. Miss Helen Ames
will read paper on Present Cond1-
tons in Africa" Miss Hazel Barnwell
will give reading, and music VIII De
furnished by Miss Grace Page.
Mrs H. H. German gave a party
this afternoon for the n n. ). CLUB al
her home. 9O8 Lane street About
seventy people were present, including
the members of the club and their
guests The club colors, green and
white, were used to decorate the rooms
thrown open to the guests. The So
cial hour was preceded by program,
as follows: Piano and violin duet,
Miss Nellie Sheperd and Mrs Rich
ards: reading, Mrs. L. T. Price; solo,
Miss Irene McNanee; piano music,
Miss Vera Benjamin A hand painted
cake plate was given as a prize in a
guessing game, the business mems
contest.
Mrs. Charles Sessions entertained
her bridge club Monday afternoon at
her home, 11O1 Harrison street.
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The Junior Atlantean club met to-
dav with Miss Mary Walker at her |
home on West Eighth street
The Child STUDY club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. James Nelson, 329 Tyler street. |
Mrs. Charles D. Brouyette will speak |
on Phrenology.
The Ideal History club had an even
ing meeting at the home of Mrs Geo. /
Anthony at which the members en-
their husbands and a few
other guests. The following program
was given: Solos by Mrs. Julius Rosen
and Miss Mildred Mitchell; piano mu-
sic by Mrs Clara Smith, Miss Louise
Pontius and Miss Lucille Rosen. and a
reading by Miss Minnie Doering.
The meeting of the Good Govern
ment club, March IA, will be held at
the home of the president, Mrs. F. L.
Sherman, 100 East Tenth avenue, in
stead of with Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland, as
announced.
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The S. T. club met Monday after
noon with Mrs. H. G. Horner. The
members present were: Mrs B. w.
Carter, Mrs J. B. Heck. Mrs. H. o. l.
Warren, Mrs. w r. Perry, Mrs Geo.
Boone, Mrs. H L. Croft, Mrs. Frank