The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-24

| Helen Brigham. Miss Winifred Burch,
MISS Mildred Newell, Miss Alice Crit
I'M, Miss Grace Gaines, Miss Evelyn
Ford. Miss Lois Johnson, Miss Fern
Larrick, Miss Mary Agnes Lapp, Miss
| Lillian Stone, Miss Leita Coover, Miss
| Cor1nne Ripley. Miss Vera Croft. Miss
Elsie Marti Miss Hattie Markham.
Miss Maude McVey, Miss Winifred
Greene, Miss katherine Albaugh Miss
Marguerite Nicholas. Miss Ruth Gra-
ham. Miss Miriam Ring, Miss Ada
Dykes, Miss Ollie Larrick, Miss Ella
Waldron. Miss Mary Van Vechten,
Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Ariel Nichols,
Miss Callie Bradford of Emporia, Miss
Hazel Carlyle of Atchison. Mr.. La Rue
Royce. Mr.. Walter CLANCY. Mr.. Erwin
Keller, Mr.. Edwin Menninger, Mr.. Earl
Bailey, Mr. Lee Johnson, Mr.. Kenneth
Klein. Mr. George Hogeboom. Mr..
Glenn Elbe, Mr.. Harold Porter. Mr..
Winifred Grammon. Mr.. Elton McIn-
+. tosh, Mr. Harold Cone Mr.. Acil Lowe.
Mr. John Shaw, Mr.. Beryl Johnson.
Mr. Warren Humphrey, Mr. Glenn Lo-
gan, Mr.. Basil Rankin. Mr.. Louis Lar
rick, Mr. Dean Rogers, Mr.. John
Marsh. Mr.. Herman Ewers, Mr.. Clay
ton Klein. Mr.. George McNeish. Mr..
Hugh Nichols. Mr.. Ray Wolfe and Mr.
Roy Deever
tea will be given Wednesday af-
ternoon at the apartments of Mrs
the hostesses will be the following SEN
ators' wives: Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. H.
F. Sutton, Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mrs.
G. H. Huffman. Mrs. Frances Price,
Mrs. A. B. Carney and Mrs. Ben F.
Wilson. The wives of the legislators,
the wives of the state officers, and
their Topeka friends are invited to call.
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One of girls of yesterday now the
wife of Kansas legislator, las put
aside the small talk and gossip of
other days and is interested in legisla-
ton and up-to-date issues which is
quite the latest fashion. She went into
a dry goods shop to get materials for
party gown and talked with the
saleswoman about the making of the
dress. The plan called for scalloped
fichu. tunic. lace and chiffon in a be-
wildering arrangement. From the
store, she went with a llow-shopper
to listen to an argument in the senate.
Leaning forward in her seat she APP
peared to absorb the discussion with
ears and eyes, forgetting all trif1es in
the great problem under consideration.
Suddenly turning to her friend with
the light of inspiration in her face, she
said, Il have tit will be a plated
skirt of soft shade of maUve with
wide flounce of silk crepe draped to
one side, showing six inches OF under
skirt. the bodice of pompadour silk,
SlaShed below the yoke, rounded to-
ward the back, ruffles on the cuffs
but I can't think in all this smoke and
close air, and those men are SO noisy!
j. j j
Miss Lucy Morton and Miss Blanche
Simons of Lawrence were guests of
honor at party Saturday night which
Miss Marguerite Thrapp gave at her
home on Mulvane street.
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Guests at luncheon given Saturday
by Mrs. Elon $. Clark for Mrs. Charles
Salyer of Rochester, y. Y, We're: Mrs.
Jonathan Thomas. Mrs. Minnie d.
Horner Mrs. w. H. Crosby, Mrs. S. S.
Estey. Mrs. Schuyler Nichols. Mrs.
Josephine Webb. Mrs. T. F. Carver,
Mrs. f. NJ. Bonebrake, Mrs. Harry
Bone, Mrs. Speed Hughes, Mrs. Fred
Cole, Mrs. w. H. Eastman. Mrs.
George CLARK, Miss Caroline Thomas,
Miss Sheleigh and Miss Elizabeth She
leigh of Philadelphia, who are spend
ing the winter with their aunt, Mrs. T.
F. Carver