The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-27

same with fts panels carved in the ous-
lines Of massive beams Floor perfect
and saved from solidarity by hundreds
OF cooled steel springa- Electric fixtures
simple as the Spartans and just Al hard
to beat. Not q detail that had to do
with comfort. convenience and Pavl0va
dancing overlooked. Not q detail that
had to do with brindle fringe considered
at all. Just marble and solid walls and
grand floor and north star lights and
the orchestra placed where 1t would do
the most good
About a hundred OF Topeka.s society
young men and women paraded unde.
these white lights and waltxed and tar
coed in these palace and pillar effects
and they looked good to the eye. Spiked
coats and white cloud gloves for the
the maids. And this red sash fastened
sTcund one white dress
The big mirror at the end OF the room
fi:ls he'd back the effect under the dead
white lights and walls and ceiling No
gauds and glitter there at all Just
class. You XIII the word PUSSY. when
you describe 1t and use the word ''ele-
CANT
Looked pretty to the newspaper man
but he kept his overcoat on and did not
dance. Some one told him they had ,
costume ball there the night before II
they mad any Louis XIV cavaliers there
with their powdered and hounced
danes of the chivalry period they
would not have seemed out of place
in this hall. And that is the highest
compliment and the last test in a swell
dance hall Old Louis the Fourteen was
supposed to have had the class of the
world at his dances. At least every
one said 30 except D'Artagnan, his
musketeer captain
Messrs: Kellam and Steinberg are to
be congratulated on their ha!. Any
man or set OF men are emitted 70 TINS
wheL they give tnen CITY sonetnI .l
tnat IF peter tn1n ost S.,is;, 49,
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1I1enos very intorm4ny Ne" rear eve
december H. from 70 IL O'CLOCK. NO
TRENDS CT Dr. and MIS-. Powell are ASK
ed to call
MISS Verna Woriey gave q tnimpie
party this afternoon at her home In
Potwin Place. The guests were: MRS.
GILBERT Woriey. MIS- Carl Searie. mrs
Gay Mckibben OF Dodge City. Miss
Miss Ruth Leonard. Miss Grace Powell.
Miss Alice Andrews, Miss Marjorie
Miss Alice Grimm. Miss Eve
lyn Ford, Miss Florence Embree. Miss
Helen Tillotson. Miss Mabel Treieavan.
Miss Jean Treleavan, Miss Annabel
Carney. Miss Georgia James. Miss
Katherine Bodwell, Miss Ruth Bauer.
Iellan. Mics Charlotte McTenn. and
Miss Mabel coe
. q 4
Mr.. and Mrs. william Se11s ~ No.
ple Hill gave a dinner marty Fridav
night at their home. Covers were
laid for: Mrs. ]. Y. Wanrh. Miss
Elizabeth Adams Miss f4flda Redford
Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss Ade-
laide Updegraff, Miss Clara Opie Miss
Grace Waugh, Mr.. Franklin A. Adams
Mr.. Arthur Adams. Mr.. Clyde Corbet,
Mr.. Alfred Gray, Judge Hugh McFar-
land, Mr.. Will Waugh and Mr. Sam
Wiley.
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Miss Ruth WOodford entertained at