The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

renee, and Miss Isabel Myers of Kan-
sas City
The hostess was assisted by her moth
er, Mrs. c. 1. Martin, Mrs. c. Z. Neil,
Mrs. L. NJ. Jones, Mrs. ]. S. Lewis.
The rooms were decorated with gladioii.
and a red basket of flowers stood on
the table, where luncheon was served
after the game. The guests of honor,
are charming girls and were prettily
gowned for the party. Miss Order wore
blue crepe de chine; Miss Thomas was
in yellow crepe de chine and satin.
Miss Bacon wore a white summer gown
with Il wide red sash, and Miss Bass
was dressed in white with green SASH
and green slippers. Miss Haworth's
dress was white with blue trimming.
and Miss Gallagher was gowned in
green crepe de chine. Miss Dunagan
wore red null. and Miss Myers woe
green with a wide Roman sash. Miss
Martins dress was white embroidery
! over pink satin, with a wide pink
satin sash.
! The other guests were: Miss Hester
Barber, Miss Edith Council, Miss Ethel
Chase, Miss Mona Thomas, Miss Mabel
Jones. Miss Helen Whitfield, Miss Marie
Vancil, Miss Roxy Vancil, Miss Mil
! bred Bowman, Miss Neva King, Miss
Elizabeth Hart, Miss Florence Bowman.
! Miss Nellie Hughes. Miss Adelaide
Seeds, Miss Mildred Stanton, Miss Lu-
Gle Kersey. Miss Louise Bell. Miss
Juliet Brown. Miss Harriet Hill, Miss
Charlotte West. Miss Gertrude Ford,
Miss Frances Ward. Miss Gladys Neil,
Miss Violet Crumbine.
This afternoon Miss Martin gave a
theater party. and her guests. We're the
girls of her house party and Miss Hes
ter Barber. The party was chaperoned
| by Mrs. S. e Barber.
| The guests at the party tonight, be-
sides the out of town visitors. Will De-
Miss Hester Barber. Miss Hazel Thorn
as. Miss Mabel Jones' Miss Mildred
Bowman, Mr. Frank Mcfarland, Mr.
Roger Savage. Mr.. Elrick Sharp. Mr.
Cranston Stevenson of Burlington, Mr.
Basil Hartley, Mr.. Harry Johnson, Mr.
Roger Davis. MIR. Hubert Glass, Mr.
John Zercher. Mr.. Robert Adams, Mr.
Marshall Crawford Mr.. John Dean, Mr.
! Warren Humphrey of Fort Scott, and
| Mr.. Forrest Rice. Mrs. Neil. Mrs.
Jones. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Martin will
assist at the party tonight
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| The Tiwahi club will give their first
! dance of the season Friday evening
, September 10, at the Garfield park pa
vilion This club is composed of peo-
I pie in the Tivoii, Washburn and high
school crowds. and was organized last
| fall. The patrons and patronesses OF
the opening dance will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Warrick Updegraff. Mr.. and Mrs Rus
sell Frost, ana MI ana MIS- JdiiieS
Hayes.
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Mrs. Paul Hudson and Miss Pauline
Hudson. of the City of Mexico. Who
have been in New York this summer
will arrive in about two weeks to visit
Mrs Hudsons sister. Mrs. Marie Price
Wear. They will be in Topeka for an
indefinite time, and will not return to
Mexico until political affairs in that
country are more settled. Mrs. Wear
spent the month of August with the
Hudson family on Long Island. and mas
returned to Topeka. Mr.. Hudson and
his son, Donald. have gone back to
: Mexico City. Miss Hudson expects TO
spend the winter in Topeka and Will
teach German and Spanish, and Helen
Marie Hudson, younger daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hudson. will at
tend school in Topeka this year. Mrs.
Wears mother, Mrs. Nathan Price,
I who has been in California some
months. is still in the west, and will
remain some time longer.
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! One of the important social affairs
at Washburn college this week was a
/ smoker given by the Kappa Sigma
| men Tuesday night. Many of the
| alumni members attended and the
party gave opportunity for them