The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-25

ments of high priests in the East and
! is probably copied from just some
such Lace. All of these are used as
! ruff1es on gowns, as bodices, for
crowns of hats and often for the I'm
ings of evening bodices that are MADE
out of a swirl of tulle.
In the white laces the old Brussels
point is very fashionable again. 1t is
a soft cream. a trif1e away from white,
and is admirable when used with
black panne velvet.-Kansas City
Times.
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Mrs. Jimmy Jones of Temple. Tex,
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N M. Rice. and Miss May Reed
who will be married to Mr.. j. b.
Price, Jr., Saturday evening, will
share honors at a party tonight at
which Mrs. E. D. Clithero will be
hostess. About forty guests have been
asked. The affair will be shower
for Miss Reed. and the gifts will be
showered from a big wedding bell
hung from the chandelier.
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The Sigma Delta Psi girls gave two
parties for the fraternity men, enter
tanning the Kappa Sigma members
Friday evening, and the Phi Delta
Theta men Saturday evening, at in
formal parties at the chapter house
Little Adelaide Newell gave a kim
dergarten party for some of her
home in Arch street. The guests
were served with strawberries from
the garden at the Newell home, and
the rooms were decorated from the
garden peoples. The guests were;
Mrs T. p Moore, Mrs. G. D. Brouy-
cite. Mrs. Paul Lovewell, Mrs. R. r. |
Rollman. Mrs. Lewis Harbaugh, Mrs. !
OrtCn Rees, Mrs. Dennis Lockwood, |
Mrs. Lewis Clearinghouse, Mrs. W. j.
Rickenbacher. Miss Schenck, Louise
PQoOV I
Lovewell, John Lovewell. Dorothy !
RoIlman, Louise Harbaugh. Olive
Rees. Hucile Lockwood, Helen Rick !
enbacher. Wendell Clearinghouse, Ken |
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The hours of the fashion show by |
Courtneys and the Outlook this evening |
will be from 7:30 to TO- Music, souve- i
Mrs and refreshments. You are invit- |
ed 1888 Kansas avenue..Adv'
Mrs. F. E.. Ecker announces the !
of her daughter, Miss !
Frances D. Conner, ard Mr.. ]. E. Wat
llins of Dallas. Tex, which took place
Saturday. September 20. Mrs. Wat
kins formerly made her home in To-
peka with her sister, Mrs. r. S. Fin /
ley Mr. and Mrs. Watkins will be
at home to their friends after the
first of October at 1920 North Har-
wood street. Dallas.
Mrs. J: w: shaefer gave a dinner
party Tuesday evening for Mrs.
Frank Thrall and Miss Carroll Thrall
of Gallipolis, Ohio. who are in To-
E. H. Guy. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Thrall, Miss ThraH, Mrs Guy.
Miss Effie Graham, Miss Lola Graham
and Mr.. and Mrs. shasfer
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mo, arrived today to visit Mrs. Harry
Seery. She will spend a week at the
Seery home, and later she will be the |
guest of Mrs. Charles Samson.
Mr.. c. G. Blakely and his son.
Charles Blakely, have gone to Chicago,
and Charles Blakely will enter North
western university at Evanston. Mr..
Blakely will visit friends in Chicago,
returning home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Theis of Kansas
City will arrive Monday to be guests at
the marriage of their son. Mr.. F. A
Theis to Miss Rachel Coston, Wednes-
day, Oct. l.
Meet your friends at the fashion show
at the Outlook this evening 1873 Kansas
avenue.-Adv.
Mrs. c. S. Briggs has returned from
a visit to friends in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs A. K. Wilson have returned
from Colorado where they spent the
summer.
Miss Florence Willard of Washburn
college has returned from Ga1esburg.
Ill, where she attended the wedding of
her sister. Miss Mary Willard, and Mr..
Robert Clark.
Mrs Jonathan Thomas will return
next week from California, where she
travelled this summer.
Mrs. A. S. Johnson will return in a
few days from Gloucester. Mass, where
she has been this S1Inmer
Mrs. A. Hooper of Santa Barbara,
Cal, is expected to arrive ~next week
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Tom Lii
lard.
Mr.. w. T Newman received a cable
gram this morning, telling of the death
don England. Monday of this week
An ideal has been attained in Ban
Iuet Flour. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Sells have re-
spent the summer. They took cruise
through Lake St. Claire, Lake Erie and
Putin Bay. They are now at their
home.
Miss Elizabeth Barr went to Tonga ,
noxie today to visit Mrs. Cora Well
house Billiard
Miss Mary Van Vechten has been
pledged to the Sigma Delta Psi soror-
ty.
The Helping Hand society of the I
First Congregational church will meet
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with
Mrs H. L. Alkire. 424 Monroe street.
Music, souvenirs and refreshments at |
The Fashion show of Paris hats and |
gowns by Courtneys and the Outlook,
80 to 10 this evening. 733 Kansas
lvenue.-Adv.
Miss Grace Powell will leave the last
IF the week for Chicago, to enter the
Art Institute
Mrs A. NJ. Robinson, of 1893 Van Blu
zen street, gave thimble party
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Eva lis
lale and Mrs. Tom Minnihan. The