The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-20

of black mole felt has a medium crown
( and wide down sloping brim. At the
front is a huge bow of old blue taffeta
shirred on cords and left in narrow
| ruffle on the edges. The loops to the
right of the front are comparatively
! small, those on the left are larger, oc-
eupying the entire side of the hat
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs L. H. Mum at her
home, on Topeka avenue.
Mrs Harry E. Lyman will entertain
the ElWeu Bridge club at her home.
1882 Polk street, next Tuesday after
noon. The meeting viii begin at ESQ
o'clock.
The ChaIdean club will meet Mon
dav with Mrs Scott Hopkins. Mrs.
W. R Stubs will have charge of cur
rent events and Mrs s s Estey Will
read a paper on Ibsen-
The d. D. Whist club will meet Mon
day with Mrs. Frank Merriam at her
home on Western avenue
Miss Daisy Neil will entertain her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon at
Washburn students will give a ban
quet in the college gymnasium F'ebru-
airy s. to celebrate Washburn day and
l.
One of the largest social affairs the
Y. W. G. A has given since moving 10
their new building, was the member
ship banquet Friday night in the as
ISOLATION dining hall. Long tables
were spread in the room and decor
ated with fern and red candles Gov
ers were laid for two hundred ana
seventy people, including the girls OF
the associat ton. the directors, teach
guests. The piano was brought into
the dining room, and during the din
neT, the chorus of the Music depart
ment. under the direction of Miss Der
nice Fuller sang. Miss Mary Gleed
PLAYED piano solos Carnival. by
Schumann. and Mazurka by Laidow
Miss Fuller sang group OF songs oy
Salter. The Chrysanthemurn,' me
Daudelion'' and The Tulip" and The
Years at the Spring by Beach, and
Miss Hazel Barnweu gave reading,
When Grandmother Danced the Min
uet. Mrs. W s Lindsay was toast
mistress and responses were made by
Miss Kerr. the secretary. her subject
being The Outlook" in which she
spoke Of the plans for the future Of
the association: and Miss Mildred
Shaw, who talked of the past years
work The serving was done by the
assisted by few of the City Associa-
ton mem bers-
a particularly pleasant feature OF
the evenings entertainment was
minuet danced by six girls of the ply
! steal training department, under the
direction Of Miss Gordon. The girls
were dressed in Colonial costume,
half of them in wide-spreading skirts,
close hodices and kerchiefs, and three
/ of them wore silken knee breeches,
long-tailed coats with lace in the
sleeves and stock collars The girls
who danced the minuet were: Miss
4 Mabel Cuthbert, Miss Minnie Smith,
Miss Muriel Packard, Miss Gertrude
/ Maynard, Miss Jennie Maxwell and
! Miss Evelyn Miller.
The place cards contained the pro-
gram for the next terms work, and
| the figure Of the basketball girl on
| the front Of the program. was design
/ ed by Miss Frances Lindsay Miss
Lindsay was form erly one of the art
students Of the Topeka High school,
and is now studying in an art school
! in New York Her friends viii be in
terested to know that her work in the
east has received honorable mention
and that she is regarded as one Of
the promising students Of her class.
An out-of-town guest to the dinner