The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-20
NEW YORK

Hawkins OIivette Lane, Elizabeth
Hart, Mabel Mcknight, Bertha Cars
Everine Carls, Lola Morrison, Grace
Scrinopske. Mary Ward, Estella Reck-
ards. Ferris Close, Veva Vewter, Ethel
Indictments, Fay Friedberg, Amy
Swensen. Mary Lyon, Jessie Sutton,
I,ottie Craig, Sarah Larimer, Adelaide
Seeds. Helen Welty, Mabel Cook, Adele
HoltWick Hazel Kuykendall, RutI.
Child, Ruth Carver, Neva King, Hazel
Hypes, Ruby Hoatson, Muriel Hill,
Bulah Hail. Ruby Leyburn.
Dresses of deep green, American
heautv shades, burnt orange, purple
and bright mahogany made up IN the
present STYLES and such new creatloh
as vests and the trousette skirt are ~
he inst the thing for Easter wear next
spring. .,,l+eS+
tints from nature spring tlnIe
bright colors said the designers
Shirts and coats to be worn on E'as-
+a,. arc TO be long, 80 to "a inches III
the smaller sizes and 40 to AZ IN me
larger ones according to the style CIV
ators The suit jacket Will measure
from IS to &c inches and vests Will NC
compulsory.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. Cornelius M. Hoult has returned
from baltimore, Md, and is with ms
sister and her husband, Mr.. ana Mrs,
Iobn r Norton, at their home, lZoU
Tyler street.
Miss Elizabeth Mills. who IS stu
don't at the State Agricultural college,
sDent the week end in Topeka with
her father, Mr. w. w. Mills, and her
sisters. Mr.. Hobart Mills is also visit
ing in Topeka for a short time
Mr.. Holmes Meade and Mr.. Ivan DID
BILE attended the Sigma chi dancing
nartv in Lawrence Saturday night.
Miss Frances Sawyer. who is a stu
dent at the State university, spent
Sunday in Topeka with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer.
Miss Ethelyn Harrison spent Sunday
in Granville with Mrs. Cnarles hleih-
hans.
MT. Loren Smith, Mr.. Harry Keefer
and Mr.. Charles Pettyjohn of Olathe
arrived Saturday night to JOIN the
house PARTY at the home of Governor
and Mrs George H. Hodges, and re-
turned home Sunday evening with
their wives Miss Ella MahafHe and
Jessie Hodges also left Sunday evening
for their homes. The other members OF
the house party returned home Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. A. NJ. Baxter and Miss Muriel
Baxter have returned from trip 10
Philadelphia and other eastern cities.
Mrs G. w. Miller left Sunday for
Delaware, O.. where she will visit rel
atives a few days. Later she will go
to New York to spend a month with
her daughter Miss Ona May Miller,
and will attend the opening of the new
Hammerstein Opera house, where Miss
Miller has an engagement to sing this
winter.
Insist on having Banquet Flour
Adv
Mrs. Luther Burns left Friday for a
short visit in Kansas City.
Mrs H. L. Alkire and Mrs j. D.
Freeman went to Kansas City to hear
Geraldine Farrar at the Schubert the
alter.
Judge H. A. Rosek of San Francisco
is visiting at the W. H. Essex home,
on his way home from trip to Pan
anna.
Lieutenant and Mrs. r. H. Lovitt
left Saturday for Preside, San Fran
cisco, Cal, where Lieutenant Levitt
has been stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fisher and their
son have returned from a trip to New
York, Montreal, Philadelphia and
Washington D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Pond of 1921
Western avenue, have returned from a
trip to Galveston, Houston, Oklahoma
City and Chicago.
Mr.. Charles Hobart, who is a student