The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-04

tone silk which crosses the right ShOul-
der to fasten on the left of the girdle
beneath three little yellow crepe roses.
The two sash ends which hang from
thence to the knee are similarly
trimmed. The Tapped slash of the skirt
is modestly filled with the crepe, scam
tily ruffled with lace.
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The opening vesper service of the
Y w c. A will be held Sunday, Oc-
tober T. at AIS p. m. in assembly
hall. This will be meeting full of
interest TO all young women, as the
members who attended the conference
at Estes Park will give addresses full
of enthusiasm of the things they en-
joyed and were most helpful to them
during the conference. The speakers
will be Mrs. H. c. Ewers, Mrs. F. E.
Vest, Miss Edith Robinson Miss TiIIie
Rice, Miss Marguerite Dice, each Civ
ing different phase of the Y. W. C.
A work. Mrs Frank P. Whitmore
will sing. All young women are most
cordially invited to this service
Z All members of the Topeka Fedora
ton of Women desiring to enter the
educational department are requested
to notify the chairman, Mrs. W. A
McCarter, at as early a date as con-
venient
a number of the young married
people have organized a club and
will spend the week-ends during the
fall at the homes of the various MEM
bers. Mr.. and Mrs. Warrick Upde-
graft entertained at the first of the
series of house parties, and the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Frost, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Campbell Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs
James Hayes, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Pierce.
The Kappa Sigma men will have a
smoker Monday evening for all the
fraternity men of Washburn.
DR.. NJ. L. Bishoff of the Santa Fe
hospital will leave soon to make his
home in Chicago. DR.. and Mrs. J. D.
Freeman have asked guests for
bridge party which they will give to-
night as a farewell to Dr. Bishof.
About thirty of the friends of the
guest of honor will attend.
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The sophomore and sub-sophomore
girls of the high school were enter
tanned at a tea Friday afternoon given
by the Y w c. A at the association
Miss Jennie Tharp received the guests,
and were assisted by Mrs w. D.
Storrs and Mrs J. L. Work. Among
the high school teachers who attend
ed were Miss Helen Ingham, Miss
Stella Olcott. Miss Louise Fleming,
Miss Ethel Aldrich. Miss Lydia Boil
mar and Miss :. Rosslla Kerr
The freshman class of Washburn
college was entertained at ea :nfor-
NAL reception Friday evening by Dean
and Mrs D. L MacEachron. at the
presidents house There are 1S6
mem ers of the class, the largest first
class ever registered in the school
Prof. W. A. Harshbarger and Dean
". II. Arthur of the law school as
sisted in receiving the guests. and
Mrs. Harshbarger and Mrs. Arthur
poured coffee in the dining ROOM
they were assisted by Miss Marguer-
tie Seller, Miss Florence Warner, Miss
Corinne Ripley and Miss Mildred
Gephart, all Of the junior class.
The W. T. K. club will meet Tues
day afternoon at 2:sO o'clock with
street.
Mrs n. P. Nielsen and Mrs F. l.
Benjamin will entertain the Day
October 9. at the Provident associa-
ton parlors-
Mrs. H. H. German win entertain
the B. c. B. club Tuesday afternoon
at her home. eos Lane street
Mrs B. T. Hearick entertained at
luncheon for her mother. Mrs. J. o.
Briutnau, who will return soon to
her home at Long Beach, Cal The
guests were Mrs. Brintnall Mrs. J.
P ColvilIe. Mrs s G. Morrison, Mrs
Hughes. Mrs. McKitrick, Mrs. F'risbie,
Mrs Weber. Mrs MCGEE, Mrs.
Phran, Mrs Garland. Mrs. Mervin,
Mrs. Rickenbacher, Mrs Gallagher
and Mrs Adams
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. B. H Davis and Mr. Tom Frost
will leave next week for trip to New
York
Miss Maud Hawiey of Herington is
& guest at the Sigma Delta Psi house
Mrs C. T. Scott of lola, is visiting
Mrs. Charles Curtis.