The Topeka state journal., 1913-05-08

is of elbow length having two adjoin-
ing bands of lace insertion running its
length on the outer side and into these
the material is gathered. The sleeve
is finished by cuff of tucks and lace.
The skirt is laid in three wide tucks
at the bottom above which is a broad
band of lace insertion.
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Skirts will be discarded by the time
the year 20l3 rolls around and both
sexes will parade in oriental trousers;
kissing at that time will have gone
the way of the skirts and sentimental
couples bent on matrfmony will be
compelled to approach the altar armed
with personal health certificates These
predictions are made in a drama writ
ten by Mrs. Christian Hemmick, society
woman of Washington, which, it was
announced today, is to be produced this
month for the benefit of the suffra gists'
cause, in connection with a morality
play, also written by Mrs. Hemmick.
Complete reviews of both plays are to
be given at a meeting in the Chamber
of Commerce this week. The author is
to explain the inspiration and object
of her two efforts and Mrs. Harvey W.
Wiley, wife of the former government
pure food expert, also is to speak.
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The Ladies' Music club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. c. S. Gleed. |
The program was as sfolloWs: |
Fantaisie Impromptu Chopin |
Mrs. c. S. Gleed.
Moonlight .................. Saint Saens |
Hiss Birdie Chandler.
ArabeSque .DubuSsy |
Miss Mary Harrison.
Spring Song MacDoWell
Spring Song ..................... Salter |
Mrs. E. L. O'Nei1.
Prelude No. Chopin
Mrs. Chas. Kleinhans.
AS One Alone. Braun
Mrs. Frank Thomas.
Passionate Chopin
Miss Ethelyn Harrison.
The club meetings will discontinue for
this season with a picnic at Mrs. Chas.
kleinhans in E sransville t. = on May 2s'
A surprise party was given Wednes-
day afternoon for Mrs. L. H. Lane, !
at her home, 512 Clay street, in sele-
bration of her seventy-fifth birthday
Mrs. Lane has lived in
Topeka for more than so years, and
some of the guests yesterday were old
settlers here, who have been her friends
many years. Flowers and blooming
plants decorated the rooms, and
three course luncheon was served. Miss
Anna Anderson gave the party, and the
guests were: Mrs. E. c. Burkett, Mrs.
John D. Knox, Mrs. ]. A. Campbell,
Mrs. Rebecca Hale, Mrs. s. B. Wade,
Miss Fidele Wintrode Miss Naomi
Mrs. J. W. Thompson, Mrs.
Maitland, Mrs. G. F. Givens, Mrs. c.
T. Drew, Miss Bertha Anderson, Mrs.
William Macarthur, Mrs. H. H. Ebright,
Miss Jean Morrison and Miss May
The B. I. LIS, the associate fraternity
Of the P. E. O.'s, were hosts at din
aar%x- a
Monday evening, in honor
Of Mrs. E. C. Brownell, P. E O., who
leaves May 20 for New Zealand. Those
n the party were: Mr.. and Mrs. E.
:. Brownell, DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Love-
and, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Stickney of
Ia, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Sloan,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Pugh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Pet
it, Mr.. c. S. Startzman, Miss Laura
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 2. Whit (
more, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hinman, !
Miss Jennie Startzman, Miss Carmie
Wolfe, Miss Mabel Richie, Miss Amy
Wolfe, Mrs. Loie Ethel, Mrs. Jessie Gar e
and.
Miss Lola Williams, daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs Henry Williams, and Edward e
/. Happe were married at the brides
ome at 909 West Gordon street at :
0 o'clock this morning. Rev. w. l. Z
,ole officiated. Miss Ruth Hanson T
1dy6Q menOolSSOnn WeQUlilS IIdICH c
he brides mother and father were y
narried on this same date twenty-sjx
ears ago. Her mother was the same i.
ge as the daughter is now, at that
ime. v
The young couple will be at home to F
heir friends at 1850 West street after o
une l.
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Notes and Personal Mention. s
Mrs. George H. ROLAND of Cleve-
md, Ohio, who spent the winter with W
er daughter, Mrs. S. S. Estey, return
d to her home today.
Mrs. NoePs sacrifice sale. Elegant II II
olid cherry dining room set practically II
iven away; dishes. tables. etc Each d
ay at 9 a. m. ia Harrison--Adv-
Mrs. c. F. Hall of Kansas City is Ii
isiting her sister, Mrs T. r. Paxton.
Mrs. A. A. Hayes will leave the last >
{ the week to spend a few days in 81
ansas City with Mrs D. E. Chopper II
Mr. Quinton Adams, who has been
ith the Westinghouse Manufacturing d
Electrical company, is visiting his V