The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

acid. invisible when the cards were on
the table. but revealing the names in
color when held to the light. A small
circular photograph OF MISS Boyie anu
Mr.. Beine was pasted on the bottom
of the Individual almond bowls The
girls who were guests at the party to-
day were: Miss Boyle, Mrs. Dennis
Payne of Fort Stockton, Texas, for
merly Miss Hazel Grimes of Topeka.
Miss Boyle's cousin, Miss Zillah Mile
ham, Miss Marie Lagerstrofr1, Miss
Clvde Bonebrake, Miss Henrietta
Alexander. Miss Alice Larin1er, Miss
Mary MacLennan, Miss Madeline
Whitney. Miss Louise Spencer of Kan
sas City, who is visiting her cousin,
Miss clyde Bonebrake. Two little
girls Beatrice ShakeShaft and Cynthia
Monroe. assisted Miss whitney:
The date of Miss Boyle's wedding is
not yet decided, but it will be some
time next autumn, and will probably
take place in Newton. Miss Boyle will
be in Topeka two or three weeks visit
the r. Shakeshaft family, and after
wards she will visit friends in Law
renee and Leavenworth, before re
turning to Newton. Her cousin, Miss
Zillah Mileham, is living in Topeka
this winter with the Shakeshaft fam
lily and attending Bethany college.
The announcement of Miss Boyle's
engagement was not altogether a sur
prise to her friends, for she has been
wearing a diamond since Christmas,
and though she has kept the spark
ler'' turned toward the inside of the
hand. it is beyond the strength of
girlhood resolution to say never
word about the most important event
in the worlds affairs to a few ''best
friends" for 50 long a time
Mrs. A. K. Wilson entertained her
bridge club Monday afternoon, and
her guests, besides the members, We're:
Mrs Carl Nellis Mrs. Arthur Carruth,
jr., Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs. w. c.
McDonough, Mrs. E., F. Caullen of
Fredonia, Mrs. a; "a, "A. SHARP, MIS-
MAUI ora"aiis :. anu VS. i: u'' 0o'''
Mrs. y. Dudley of Fort Riley is a
guest at the Charles Blood Smith
home. She arrived last Friday and
was a guest at the bridge party Mon
day given by Miss Frances Cornell and
Miss Margaret Connell, and Saturday
afternoon she attended the Chancel
chapter musicale-tea-
The club women are already dis
cussing the next annual meeting OF the
State Federation and the candidates
for the offices at the biennial election,
which will take place at the next meet
ing. 1t is said that the name of Grace
Snyder. of Cawker City, will be pre-
scented in the list of candidates for the
presidency. She will be endorsed by
the delegates of the Sixth District.
where she is now serving her second
term as president of the Sixth District
Federation. At the last meeting of her
district, she was endorsed as president
of the State Federation. The Sixth
District has never given president to
the state Federation, and her friends.
who are interested in her election, are
enthusiastic about her ability as club
worker and organizer.
= j. I.
The women of the Good Government
CLUB will have meeting this alter
noon at 4:30 o'clock to hear the read
ing OF the minimum wage bill as 1t !
now. stands, for presentation to the
legislature. 1t has been changed by
putting in an apprentice clause" and
by commission clause.
u i i
The marriage of Miss Fern Steven
son. OF Kansas City, and Mr.. Brainard
Snider of Lincoln. Ill. will take place
Tuesday evening. February IL, at
Mona ALA, the brides ParkvilIe home
Miss Bess Renwick and Miss Marjorie
Whitney will go from Topeka to attend i
the wedding. Miss Stevenson has often
visited friends in Topeka, and has
number of acquaintance here to be
Interested in her approaching mar
rage.
The February session. of the Kansas
AuunorS cIuu ,Iu De- neiu w eunesuay
evening, FEB. ., at It's usual WINTER
place vi meeting, Tile contrary 1ocateu
nome of Mr.. MRS. geo. r. none
mousse 216 West E4si.Ln avenue.
Dean r. L. Lee WdsnDurn will
have charge OF the literary program, (
the topic OF wnIcn Is, Ine Lisn L
" nlch Archaeology throws Upon me |
old testament anu ITS Interpretation,
ana will ne Illustrated ny maps anu
pictures. |
mere are several applications for !
IN the SoClety py persons
from ouJSIue the Guy. maj arrange I
menus Tor the annual banquet 10 ne
neid FEBRUARY Ii III ue maue ana d !
goou attendance Is expected.
A campaign has been begun among !
he designers OF 1asnlonaDie gowns III
ne cities, by winch .hey nope 70 pro-
note suIlapInty OIL uress ABOVE deFo- |
ION 10 Iaos. the taIors Oh chicago |
ire giving an exnIuIt by nvlng mouels, .
II an eIIurt 10 Educate the women
Who wear the garments as wen as the /
people who MAKE them. me Chicago !
lrIpune says OF it:
style or the --latest mode no long |
n will be the chief consideration OF |
he customer.
The hussar and Russian blouse are |
he newest faos.'' tailor VIII be
heard to say to an inqurIng customer, |
but neither would do for you"
The customer, perhaps, still fancies
he .'hussar," but Is tod by the 'uplitt
ailor that its material SwaSger
would not be becoming. Finally she is !
perhaps, to have uesign !
hat will enhance the grace ana beauty |
If her particular type.
style has got to such n climax,
;aiu an Official of the association yes !
erday, that the woman who should
wear long coat insists on short
me and vice versa. The result is that |
many fine fabrics that if made TO |
'uit her particular type would add to !
he womans dignity and 'smartnes,' |
eally look ridiculous because the wo- |