The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-01

Garden CITY. who spent this week in
Topeka. The guests, besides the mem
bers, were: Mrs Thom pson' Mrs. r.
A. Burch. Mrs. Clyde Miller, Mrs, L.
L. Kiene, Mrs. Norman Atkinson, MIS-.
w. E. Davis, Mrs. W. F. Coulson, Mrs;
w. c. Carrie, Miss Florence Miller ana
Miss Julia Wh :. l.
Miss Louise Bagley, a pupil of Miss
Hazel Barnwell, assisted by Miss Ruth
Tandy, Miss Lovelia Hilty and MISS
Gladys kemper, viii give a reeit1i
W. c. A. building. Miss Bagley will
read "Timothy's Quest" by Kate Doug
lass Wiggin.
Mrs. A K. Wilson will entertain her
whist club Monday at her home, 1921
West street.
Miss Frances Cornell and Miss Mar
garet Connell will give a bridge party
Monday afternoon at their home on
Topeka avenue.
The subscribers of the high school
gave their annual reception for the
seniors Friday night in the manual
training building of the high school.
The hall of the building, which lends
itself we'll to large social affairs. was
decorated in the class colors, green
and white, and the tables in the sup
per room were attractive in a decora-
ton of ferns and white flowers. Be-
sides the seniors, the members of the
faculty were asked as guests. Miss
Marcia williams, one of the teachers,
stood in the receiving line with the
following members of the subsenior
class: Miss Violet Crumbin Miss
Ruth Foster, Miss Florence Bowman,
sam stewart, Sidney Everingham,
Frank Fable and Fred Beerbolm. The
other members of the class assisted.
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The Ideal Card club will meet Tues
6ax- xx-if ATrc y Do, ut Iar n
on Harrison street.
Mrs. Frank Organ Will entertain
the Mizpah Bible class of the First
noon at the Y. w. C. A.
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The Economic Study club met Fri
day night with DR.. Eva Harding.
Various school problems and govern
ment ownership were discussed by Mr..
meet Friday night of next week at 10
Kansas avenue.
A feature of the spring styles, we
are told is the contrasting colorS of
the corsage and the skirt with which
it is worn. Interesting ideas have
been worked out with a great variety
of color, bright ones being favored.
Red, in all shades will predominant.
A bright red corsage will be worn
with a green skirt. No contrast will
be considered too coura geous. The
slit in the skirt, which will almost en-
tirely disappear from daytime frocks.
vii appear in evening gowns, very few
of which will not be slit this summer
as far as the knee. Belts will be re-
vived in various forms
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The West Side Reading club will
meet with Mrs. o. S. Andrews Tues
day afternoon at her home, 412 Wood
lawn avenue.
Miss Helen Phipps, violinist. and
Professor Boughton, pianist, of Wash
burn college, will give a recital We'd
nesday night, February 5, in the coll
lege chapel. Admission is by tickets
which may be obtained without
charge at the music stores The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Mozart Sonata in F Major
Miss Phipps and Mr.. Boughton.
Schumann-Aria and Scherzo; Bird as
Prophet; Novelette,.
Mr.. Boughton.
Arelsler. Caprice vleS NOiS
Miss Phipps.
Chopin .NOcturne; Etude
wagner-Ride of the Valkyrie Gar
ranged by Brassin).
Mr.. Boughton.
st. Saens. Rondo Capriccio
Miss Phipps.
The next program in the artist ser
les being given this winter at Wash /
burn college will be an entertainer t
by Miss Gertrude Allis, dramatic read
er. with Miss Helen Broenimas at the |
piano. Friday night, February Z.
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Miss Ruth Rooster gave whist |
party this afternoon for the following