The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-12

Grandon. treasurer. A mock inaug-
| ural ceremony was a feature of the
| after-luncheon entertainment. Miss
| Helen Sanders, past president of the
| club, represented Mr.. Taft, and was
| attended by Miss Mary Kerr as the
party elephant. Miss Welcome was
the Woodrow Wilson of the occasion,
and Miss Flora Gordon represented
the Democratic donkey Miss Annabel
Carney was the military aide to the
/ presidents. Miss Welcome. Miss Nc
Neal and Miss Grandon are all Wash
burn college graduates, and Miss Will
lard is a teacher in Washburn.
Those who attended the luncheon
We're: Miss Helen Sanders, Miss Helen
Brigham, Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss
Gladys Prudden of Chicago, Mrs. Guy
Diehl of Duluth, Mimi, Miss Marcia
Williams Miss Helen Ingham, Miss
Ora Moneypenny; Miss Hazel Bullock
Miss Florence Willard, Miss Laura
Haynes, Miss Margaret Brown, Miss
Mabel Higgins, Miss Esther Peers
Miss Annabel Garvey. Miss Edith Nc
Curdy of Holton, Miss Daisy Monroe,
Miss Ruth Brandon, Miss Ethel Grant,
Miss PermeIia Curtis, Miss Miriam
Steele, Miss Louise McNeal, Miss
Beulah Chalmers, Miss Marguerite
Dice, Miss Flora Gordon, Miss Mar
Mrs. Clyde Miller gave a luncheon
today for the members of the Lakota
o., l.
Miss Agnes Monroe, a graduate of
Kansas university, will be the accom-
PIANIST for Orville Harold at his con-
cert at the Grand opera house Tues
day evening, May 20. The program
for the evening will be as follows:
Romano Cie1o Mar Ola Giaconda)
spirito Gentil Ga Favorite) ......
Cavatina (Romeo and Juliet
..:.-.-. ........ Gounoo
Aria Ga Boheme) ......... .Puccini
(a) lie Roi Dis. .Lalo
OBJ Lady Rosa -.:- .Bocquet
Co Your Eyes Have Told Me-.
INTERMIssIoN.
(a) Flower song (Carmen) IN
on Nocturne .......... Fay Foster
(c) Since You Went Away 49,.
....... J. Rosamond johnson
(a) Thoughts of You: 49,:
......... Mary Helen Johnson
(c1 Yesterday and Today Spross
Pagliacci en- Costume =. .Leoncavalla
ca NJ Accordandi Parlor.
(b) Tn tai giocO.
Co Vesti la guibba. ........-
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Mrs. M. P. Hillyer gave an informal
afternoon party today for her sister,
Mrs. Franklin Hudson of Kansas City.
Mrs. Hudson's schoolmates when she
was a fifth grade pupil in Harrison
school in Topeka.
Mr.. Leland Johnson gave a supper
Sunday night for Miss Jean Rodgers
and Mr.. Wheldon Morris. who will be
married Wednesday. Covers were laid
for Miss Rodgers, Mr.. Morris, Miss
Marjorie Rodgers, Miss Mildred Lewis. |
Miss Rebecca Welty, Mr.. Harold Por- |
IT16 I nd ~
son.
Mr. Morris parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T, Morris gave a dinner Sunday for |
the bridal party, Miss Rodgers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Rodgers will |
give dinner tonight The guests will |
be the bride and bridegroom, Mr.. and !
Mrs. Robert Pierce, Miss Marjorie
Rodgers and Mr.. Leland johnson.
Miss Isabel Mills will give a lunch
con Tuesday at Mills tea room for Miss
Rodgers. The final pre-nuptial party
for Miss Rodgers will be an informal
reception Tuesday night at the A. K.
Rodgers home, to which all friends of
Miss Rodgers and Mr.. Morris are in
vited.
If woman wants to be in the very
latest mode she must adopt the EN-
press Eugene pad. This device which
IS now the rage in Paris, is a more
DIT less modified hustle in front.
and is worn over the abdomen with
rubber mesh band to hold in the hips
and give the new curve to the inquire
which is to be no longer straight in
'ront but rounded to resemble the I'M
,orseted figures of Eugenie's day.
Some of the new pads have already
been ordered by fashionable dress
makers All of the big stores are al
'eady selling the rubber mesh bone
ess corsets which are designed to cor
he
igure by the straight front corsets of
he past few years.
With the new figure comes the new
pose which is a backward slant. This
las been suggested during the winter
lere by what has been known as the
'Debutante SLOUGH which has been a
walk from the hips with slanting,
lrooping shoulders. In order to make
he walk more pronounced the heels
If the latest Partisan slippers are be-
ng placed under the toe insteal of un-
Ter the heel of the shoe. This puts
he weight of the body on the heel
lltogether and gives the fashionable
backward slant.
The T. G. F. club will meet Friday
fternoon with Mrs. Williams, 1868
Tyler street.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Givens announce ,
he engagement of their daughter,
'earl Eliza beth to Mr.. Ben H. Kerns.
he wedding to take place the first
veek in June. The young people will
make their home in Topeka at seq
'olk street. Mr.. Kerns is employed
n the engineering department of the
anita Fe. and is the author of book
The Grafters,' published recently.
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Mrs. Frank Vaughn of 1114 Kansas
venue, will entertain the XIV club at
o'clock luncheon Tuesday. We'd
eSday is the regular day for the
Meeting, but the time has been chang
d because some of the members will