The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-06

showing the hair beneath. The shape
above Of black velvet had q Tam
crown and narrow brim on the right
side widening greatly on the left. where
II was turned sharply back almost
touching the crown. In the center OF
this rever was placed triple looped bow
of black MORE which held fan OF
small aigrettes spreading over the en-
tire undersurface q the 0r'm'
The Helianthus club gave a dancing
! party Friday night at McRae's hall.
Those who attended were: MT. ana
Mrs Horace Humphreys, Mr.. ana
Mrs. N. S. Wear. Mr.. and Mrs J. +.
| Mohler. Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Auer-
bach. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Reid. MT.
and Mrs. J. M Connell, Mr.. and Mrs
| III. b. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
| Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Merriam,
Mr.. and Mrs H. s. Morgan, MI ana
| Mrs. F.. w. Freeman, Mr. and MRS
Robert Shoemaker. Mr.. ana mrs. w.
II. Eastman, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r.
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs, 8. e. Nicnols;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Davis. MT. ana
Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
House, Mr.. and Mrs. Marco Morrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Barnes. MI. and
Mrs. Tom Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 3.
! Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sells, Mr..
and Mrs. william Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Updegraff. Miss Jean Hor-
ton of Medford. Ore; Miss Isabel
| Smith Miss Eva Smith, Miss Permelia
Curtis, Miss Leona Curtis, Miss Helen
Louise Crosby, Miss Dorothy Brown,
Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Miss Elizabeth
Holiday, Miss Katherine Kellam. Miss
Marian Wear, Miss Jessica Short, Miss
Laura Hall, Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss
| Sara Kouns Miss Nell Kouns, Miss
Marguerite Koontz, Miss Louise Spen-
Ger, Miss Grace Koontz. Miss Helen
Smith, Miss Pauline Hudson. Miss Nc
Goff, Mr.. L. w. Kinnear of New York
City, Mr. e. Funnel of San Francisco;
Mr.. william Miller. Mr.. Frank South
wick, Mr.. w. B. Co1linson. DIR. Merrill
Lindsay, Mr.. Richard Hall. Mr.. f. H.
Reid, Mr.. John T. Nicholson. Mr.. Tom
King, Mr. Ed Kellam, Mr.. Clarence
Jordan, Mr.. C. E. Curry, Mr.. Alfred
Bartell. Mr.. Charles Younggreen. Mr..
} Tinkham veale, Judge Hugh McFar-
land, Mr.. Waite Lyle, Mr.. L. w. Huey.
Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. Charles Wolff.
} Jr., Mr. Richard Fritz, Mr.. Carl Boil
mar, Mr.. 3. p. Metzger. MT. Ed Kist-
ler,s Mr.. e. D. Osborn. MT. Harlow
Hurley, Mr.. Holmes Meade. Mr.. Oar
win Bradley. Mr.. Wendell Lyman. Mr.
j. d. Risteen, Mr.. Arthur Wolf, Mr.
Robert Beine. DIR. James Stewart. MT
James s. Dillon. Mr.. Clay Hamilton
and Mr.. Marshall Hite.
. . .
Il The Topeka Federation Of Womel
held their December meeting Frtda,
, night under the auspices OF the De
j partments of Justice and Household
Economics. Mr.. Albrecht Marburl
opened the meeting, and reviewed thu
work Of the federation since her cleo
ton to the presidency. There was ,
short musical program given by Mis-
Nellie Shepard, who played the piano
, and by Mrs. Addie Jewell Newton ant
Mrs. Thee Jewell. who gave q guital
and mandolin duet, and Mrs. Newton
sang in tho second number to thu
ii guitar and mandolin accompaniment
The duet from THE Poet and tn
Peasant" by Won Suppe. was rendered
the second number was given as Al
encore. Miss Shepard played an oper,
number with the precision and deli
cacy that contribute to the polish o
Mrs. John CLANCY, chairman of tn
Department CT Justice. introduced DI
II +. L. Loveland, the speaker OF tn
II evening, who addressed the assembl,
ON the subject Of The New Socia
II There is romething going on" Dl
II Loveland said, ''in politics, In religion
and in the social life. The new
III movements Of the day cannot be pic
tured In snap shot; they require
II the past that has led to the ideals o
the present. That II why reformer
II go to their graves broken hearted
they want to turn the world around h
II THE ola conscience. when It awok
III in . nation that hAd*reached Z stat
III OF decay. only nastened the disDolu
tio1 81 the ctvtlisation. but the nes
H regeuerate0 the race In which e ind
III expression. This new conscience mus