The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-12

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, so they may be bent and turned to be-
come the plainest face. In the draw
ing is shown one of the new medium
sized shapes of plush with gracefully
rolling brim and round crown. Across
the latter is laid fiat band of velvet
/ terminating on the right side heneath
a ruff1e and strap of Ehe same From
this springs a modishly placed bunch
of ostrich tips.
Mrs. A. B. Quinton will entertain
the Monday Whist club next Monday
at her home, 1243 Topeka avenue.
The La Douzaine Bridge club will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Fred lies of Highland Park.
Following is a stanza of one of the
songs sung at the operetta last night,
by Mr.. Glenwood Jones, tenor:
"Oh, Topeka has its bachelors. but no
longer do they NOPE,
Since Dodd has taken him a wife and
DR.. Bobb has hope
John Abrahams and David Page are
soon to mend their ways,
And trot in double harness the balance
of their days.
who have not surrendered yet.
Just take a tip from Old King Cole
if you your fate have met
" X
Miss Julia Whitmer and Miss L4u-
Grace Whitmer entertained the follow
ing guests at cards this afternoon, at
their nome on West Sixth avenue
Mrs Harry McKirahan of Amarillo,
Tex. Mrs. Owen GaIbreath, Mrs. Geo
Myles, Mrs. w. E. Heatherly, Mrs
Harry Hobson, Mrs. Charles Myers
Mrs. Ben Diment, Mrs. Harper, Mrs.
". c. McDaniels, Miss Rose Davis
Miss Agnes Walsh, MISS Nellie Sharp,
Miss Ruby Givens, Miss Pearl Givens,
Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss Daisy Mon
roe, Miss Susie Sweet, Miss Anna
Sweet, Miss Louise Mason of Kansas
CITY. Miss Mary Wilson of Valencia,
Miss Daisy Neal, Miss Gertrude Bauer,
Miss Mamie VeaIe, Miss Lulu Sewers,
of Denver, Col, Miss Nora Bond and
Miss Nell Kirk.
The College Alumnae club will give
a tea Friday afternoon of next week
at the Y. w. c. A, and all collese
graduates are invited to attend. The
affair is in charge of Miss Mildred
Guild, chairman of the social commit
tee. The club held a business meet
ing yesterday, and elected officers as
follows: Miss Helen Sanders, president;
Annabel Garvey.' secretary, and Miss
Margaret Welcome, treasurer.
The Good Government club will have
a booth at the cooking school at the
Auditorium, and will distribute their
literature, and sell their fancy woIn,
hair tonic, etc. Girls who sit in the
booth will be dressed in odd costume
and women of the club will have
charge of the booth. Miss Ceora Lam
ham will direct the costuming.
Mrs. Lee Monroe, president OF the
Good Government club, will go to Cot
tonwood Falls October II, and from
there she will go to Saffordville and
other towns, to speak in favor of sui
frage.
The Fourth Ward Good Government
club met Friday afternoon with Mrs
L. A Gillett. The speakers for the
6 fterneon were Mrs. Anna Knapp, OF
Kansas City, and Mrs. Lee Monroe.
Mrs Knapp who has been active IN
suffrage work in Kansas but a snort
time spoke of the influence success
in this state would have in promoting
the cause in other states, and told
something of the efforts being made |
in Missouri in the interests of the
enfranchisement OF women. Mrs. Mon |
roe gave brief account of past cam
paigns in Kansas, telling of the work !
done IN 1861, 1881, 1884, IN the present |
campaign. AS men and women are |
wiser and more intelligent now than /
in any of these previous years. she |
said, our chances for victory are
better Music was furnished by Mrs. |
Hugh Fisher. Mrs. w. A. Maltbe, Mrs |
Anderson and Miss Keller. An evening |
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. c. ]. Drew, 513 Clay street. |
A Fourth ward meeting will be held |
Friday afternoon with Mrs. L. 5.
Seller, 704 Clay street.
Miss Marti and Miss LeCOH, pte, of |
Washburn college, announce a com |
hination class for children in elements /
Of music and gymnastics and folk
dancing, beginning Saturday, October |
10. An open class to which all moth |
ers and children are invited will be |
given in the Washburn gymnasium at