The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-21

for San Diego, Cal. Mr.. Burrow and
Mr. Charles Lands will open a bank
in San Diego, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
70" VIII make their home n in that city
The Vignette club met today with
Mrs. Fl. Q. Garvey, and an honor guest
of the club at the meeting was Mrs
Franklin Hudson of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P MacLennan
left this evening for few weeks trip
to England, taking the slow steamer
M1nnehaha of the Atlantic Transport
Line, sailing from New York Saturday.
May "a, direct to London.
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Mrs B. NJ. Davies has invitations
out for two parties which she will give
at her home in West Sixth avenue
next week. Tuesday she will be
hostess h at musicale, and Wednesday
afternoon she will have guests to
th1mbie party, at which she will be as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. John Fyffe
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Mrs. J. P. Slaughter, Mrs. D. NJ
Shepard. Mrs. L. T. Price and Miss
Nellie Shepard gave a party today at
Mrs: Slaughter's home for guests from
Burlingame and Topeka women who
formerly lived in aurlingame-
Mrs. Harry Hobson was the guest of
honor at an informal afternoon Tues
day given by Mrs. L. L. Kiene Mrs.
Hobson will leave soon for a trip east.
Mrs F. s. Savage will give a picnic
supper Saturday night at her home.
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The Ceramic Art club will have it's
annual exhibit of china painting Thurs
day and Friday afternoon and evening
at the home of Mrs. w. H Davis 9O3
Western avenue. No invitations to the
exhibit are being sent out, and all who
are interested, are invited to visit it,.
The members of the club are: Mrs. W.
P. Bishop, Mrs. W. c. McDonough,
Mrs. Thomas S. Stevens Mrs A. O.
Wellman, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blinn. Mrs w.
w. Bollard, Mrs. G. o. Boone, Mrs. w.
H. Davis, Mrs. ]. D. Ensminger, Mrs.
J. D; Doncyson. Mrs. Charles Ham
mond, Mrs. J. K. Jones, Mrs. H c.
Lyman, Mrs. o. L. Moore, Mrs. c. A.
Schwartz, Mrs. J. Howard Stuart, Miss
Marie. Witwer. Miss Gussie Fuller, Miss
Marie Glover and Miss Katherine Lind
say.
The Sigma belts of Washburn are
the national sorority custom
in big colleges. and have provided a
part of the wedding toggery for the
brides chosen from their sisterhood |
The part of the wedding equipment |
that the society furnishes to it's brides |
is one garter. and the sorority color |
being green, the garter is green too.
1t is kept in the possession of the So |
ciety and is only lent to the individual |
memebers for the bridal day. Three |
members have already worn it, and the |
first to be so honored was less agitated |
by any part of the solemn event than |
the worry that the green garter would (
show through the thin drapery of her |
gown. on which the setting |
sun streamed through the church Win |
lows. Just what the object in supply |
ng the garter may be. is rather OBJ |
scure. but at all events. when the Briue |
s worrying about the garter, she is |
not thinking whether her voice will I
break at the crucial moment: thus it's |
purpose seems similar to the destiny |
IF the flea, whose life work is to keep |
4 dog from worrying about being a
log
A certificate recital will be given to-
night by pupils in the fine arts de-
oartment of the College of the Sisters |
If Bethany. Miss Mildred Wiggin, of |
he piano department. Miss Edith |
Rutgers. of the vocal department and
Miss Georgia Carey and Miss Bessie
pupils in expression, will fur
lsh the program, which is as follows:
Allegro Maestoso. from Concerto in
c Major. Mozart
Miss Wiggin.
Orchestral parts on second piano.
The Lie. Annie Hamilton Dannell
Miss Carey
3arcarone, from Tales of Hoffman
.Ofenbach
Misses RittgerS and WOOdhOuSe.