The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-22

way to make the most pleasing eI1SSs
with the wedding veil:
The bride-elect should study her
face in the mirror and decide whether
she has features of a Greek, oriental,
M dieval or infantile type and decide
to have her veil arranged in fillet'
wreath, cap or coronet style.
If she is American classical featured
let her adopt the mode which permits
the tulle or lace to flow from fatty
place bandeau of lilies of the valley
or orange blossoms; if oriental
(meaning full of face and rather
biuntly featured) she'll be at her best
in the coronet or Russian bandeau,
which stands high above the brow
and gives length to the face, While
the folds of the veil may be brought
somewhat forward at the SIDES OF the
face. If of the severe medieval type,
vhich quite frequently is red haired
and blue eyed, albeit narrow and regu-
lar of feature, she should adopt the
veil arrangement which permits the
fllmy folds to be f1uffed out over the
ears and brought rather low upon the
forehead, only showing a curled fringe,
and if she is infantile featured and Al
times resembles an overgrown bahy
she should have the cap.
The latter forms frllly halo about
the upper half of the face and is quite
flat at the top of the head. Needless
to state, the bride-elect does not eX-
pertinent with her wedding veil. To
co that would be to invite bad luck
She takes any three yard SQUARE.
white, thin stuff and tries every pos
sible arrangement until she chances
upon the one which best of all suits
heI style of beauty.
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Announcement has been made oy
Mrs Mary l.. Bliss of the engagement
OF her daughter, Leila, to MI. Fred red
erick A. Cook, of Kansas City The
marriage will be celebrated Septembe
I, at Mrs. Bliss home, 1908 Topeka
avenue.
La
high school She is a niece of Mr..
George Stone and Mr.. Robert stone,
and has a good many friends in To-
poka, where she has made her nome
business in Kansas City, and he anu
his bride will go there to live
The Rev. Mr.. Virginius Coleman
TaIiaferro and Mrs. Taliaferro have
issued invitations for the marriage 81
their daughter, Mildred Hood, to Mr.
Robert Hills Kingman, which Will De
solemnized Wednesday evening, Al
gust 81, at the Central Congregational
church The brides father Will read
the service, and her uncle, DR.. William
Garrett, will give her in marriage.
An informal reception at the Gar
rett home. 625 Garfield avenue, will
follow the ceremony
The wedding Will be interesting 20
the college people who knew MISS
TaIiaferrO and Mr.. Kingnan in wash
Mr. Kingman has q position as teacner
of botany and zoology in Park college,
Parkyille Mo. He and his bride Will
&c to Parkville to make their home.
Miss Helen Stevenson Will entertain
at thimbleS Saturday afternoon IN
compliment to Miss Taliaferro.
J. J. i
A special meeting of the Good Gov
eminent club will be held at seven
O'Clock Saturday evening at the home
of the president. Mrs. Lila Day Mon
roe 9O9 Harrison street
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Miss Kate Cuthbert will give an in
formal morning party next Tuesday for
Miss Verna Hyder. of Lincoln, Neb.,
and Miss Ethel Sloan, of Geneva, Neb.,
who are guests of Miss Dale Pugh-
Miss Pugh gave a luncheon Thurs
day for her guests, and those who at
tended were: Miss Hyder, Miss Sloa1,
Mrs. Edwin label Miss Marie Cope,
Miss Katherine Lux, Miss Kate Cuth-
bert, Miss Gladys Dougherty, Miss
Mary Slaughter, Miss Maurine McKer-
men, Miss Mary Faye Brown, of Fail
River, and Miss Pugh.
Notes and Personal Mention.