The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-27

Miss Louise Culver was the guest of
honor at garden party Monday night
gwen by her mother in honor of her
nome coming after an absence OF sew
eral months Previous to d summer
outing with her sister, Miss Eliza beth
Culver, at the Great Lakes. Miss Gull
Yer was a student at the Chicago
school of Cfvics and Philanthropy,
where she attended the summer Ses-
sion: This fall she will enter Wash
burn college, and next summer she
VIII resume her work in the chicago
school, with a view to fitting herself
to do social settlement work. The
party last night was a surprise for
Miss Culver, and the guests. about
hundred of whom We're present, were
mostly girls of college age, and rep
resented variouss schools. Some OF the
girls brought pictures of the Seho OILS
they had attended, and these pictures
were thrown on a screen which was
placed on the wall of the house. The
lawn was lighted with japanese IAN
terms and electric lights
The problem of correct clothes,
particularly cloaks and hats, mas come
to be real puzzle in our town where
there are said to be more automobiles
to the square inch than in any other
town of its size in the middle west.
Motor toques and bonnets are being
shown with the autumn millinery dis
plays In the cloakS, the light DrCWn
and yelloW-b brown shades are popular,
ranging from the biscuit sable, kha-
XII and leather colors to the Havana
and medium dark tones, ana the ma
terials are rough, feecy, or woolly.
Even burnt orange and tengerlne'
som etimes -subdued by the intermi1inS
of duller tones, and also the plain
orange ratine and boucle types or ma
terial are types of material Tor Wcm-
en- who have the courage to wear con-
spicuous clothes, and they really are
f1II ar being maze
shorter than the coats of last year.
but the loose coat in heavy rough ma
terial is not as generally becoming IN
half or three-quarter lengths, as IN the
full length.
Another of the young society girls
has gone in for automobiling ana ~
poets soon to be able to drive prdpd
whose father. Mr.. S. E. Barber, mas
just purchased handsome pig 1910
model.
Rev and Mrs. V. G. Tallaterro IN
nounce the engagement of their dausn-
ter Rebecca, to Mr. G. Bruce bar
The marriage will take place in sep
TENDER, after which they VIII 20 -
Corvallis. ore. to live where Mr.; bar aa1a
has been elected to position III the
state agricultural college.
n
The young son of the family. whose
mother and sisters are known as the
most tireless, persistent and 1nVeter-
ate takers in town, was discussing
with one of the grown-ups OF tne
neighborhood the relative ulSduVdi
tages of deafness and pnn1less.
would rather be deaf said the young
rather been imposed on IN an ms zen zen
years of life, because I've Hearu CIV
erything anyhow
Miss Altha Lux will attend the kan
.sas1 university at lawrence this year
Mrs. j. C. Clark, of OklahoIna 10y, SIey,
who is the guest of Mrs. L: q. Beal,
will return to her home wednesday or
Thursday of this week.
Miss Margaret ConnelI is the guest
Of friends in Chicago and will return
in about a month";
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Kistler went 70
Ioavenworth to attend the man uvers-
Miss Anna Speck has returned from
a vacation trip to Colorado.
Mrs. Henry Ieetles of .ShawneetoWn,
Illinois, stopped on the way nome
from California to visit her aunt, MIS-
Miss Hester Barber. who has been
visiting the Clyde Miller family at
their ranch near Usage City, returned
homo Ills morning.
Mr.. Kenneth Lyle has gone to Hi
nois to visit friends until the opening
of school iE the fall.
Mr. Arthur Murphey of Tulsa
OISIahoma. arrived last night to join
Mrs. Murphey in visit to her sister,
Mrs Charles Blood Smith. and Mr..
Smith. Miss Miriam Murphey LETT
Monday for Kansas City where sne
viii! visit friends before returning TO
her home in Tulsa.
Mrs. Frank FARRELL and her family
will return the first week in Septem-
Der from Colorado, where they spent
the summer in the mountains
Miss Della Ryan and Miss Lenora
Ryan are guests at the T. j. Ream
home.
Mrs. Emma Heivly and her daughter.
Miss Opal aeivly, have returned from
a trip to Chicago.
Miss Beulah Tatman of Dallas, Tex,
left today for Kansas City, after
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