The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-22

play. Mrs. Culp has some china which
shows the coiors neatly handled,
shown in an attractive vase of enamels.
Miss Marie Mayhem, a new member
of the club, exhibits a dresser set in
enamel and tinting. An original enamel
tray in Persian colors by Miss Mayhem
is one of the striking pieces in the ex-
hibit. Miss May Hull has a dresser
set in blue on display, and Mrs. Marie
Price Wear is showing some pieces she
made while she was studying in New
York.
Miss Marie Witwer has table on
which she has a plate of an original
design which was TO be interpreted oy
the different members of the club. The
design is conventionalized, showing the
head of water fowl, and over 1t
lily leaf, surrounded by water.
All those who are interested in cera-
mics are invited to attend the exhibit
The Junior Atlantean club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs NJ. Mac
ferran, 110S Topeka avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs H A Often announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Katheryn to Mr.. Otto f. Kuehne, Jr
the wedding to take place in June at
the Often home, 1856 Van Buren, street.
luncheon which Miss Often gave for the
girls of the A. o. club.
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Concentrated art is one of the new
fads in styles. 1t is now ultra fash-
ionable to carry a single flower in
SONS in the conventional corsage. The
single flower may be an American
Beauty rose a deep red carnation or
a spray of lilies of the J. galley
The cantata "Rebekah." a sacred
idyl, by Barnaby, will be given Sun
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at Grace
Cathedral. by the choir. The cantata
was to have been sung last SUNDAY.
but was postponed on account of an
injury suffered by Miss Sara kouns,
who was to have one of the principal
solo parts.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Myrtle Proctor and Mr.
Tom Fullerton. which took place in
Kansas City last January The news
of the marriage has recently oeeh
made public. Mrs F'ullerton's home
is in oklahoma and Mr.. Fullerton is
associated with his brother, Mr. Rob
ert Fullerton, in the Fullerton sport
ing Goods store.
The women of the Topeka chapter
of the d. A. r. will give an entertain
ment Friday night in the auditorium
of the high school. The program Will
be furnished by Miss Nanon Herren
charming story by Peple, of the poor
artist studying in London who left his
sweetheart behind. A little girl three
years old figures in the story, and
young girl from the slums- Miss
Herren is particularly clever in her
impersonations of children, and the
choice of the Prince Chap story for
the entertainment is a happy one,
Miss Frances Scoville, formerly of
Seneca. Kan, and an erstwhile Wash
burn college student. who will be
married June to Walter Mumm of
France, has now gone to London, af-
ter purcha sing her trousseau on the
Continent. 1t is said that her trous
seau contains one of the most Won
derful collections of gowns and lin
gerie ever got together, and her
dresses number $50.
Mrs Gilbert Worley will entertain
the members of the senior class of
Wash burn. of which she was former
" a member, Friday evening at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Logan. west of town. The
class will hike to the Logan home.
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Miss Lenore Monroe will have a
house party the end of the week which
will be attended by Miss Ethel Pres
ton, Miss Edna F'isse. Miss Faith
Jennison, and Miss Mary McGill, who