The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-11

/ costume VIZ finished by q wide ORR
entail girdle. Mrs. Gault wore q. hand
some blue brocaded crepe; Mrs. Monte
Kistler wore pink crepe meteor. with
tunic and bodice OF lace and lavender
! girdle, and her corsage bouquet was
Of lavender sweet peas. Miss Jessica
Short, who has recently returned from
New York. where she spent the win
tunic of lace edged in bands Of ORR
entail trimming, and an Oriental
| girdle. Mrs Roland Perkins wore q
| Dolly Warden crepe meteor gown.
Mrs. Marco Morrow's gown was blue
| Canton crepe. Mrs. George Snyder
wore q pretty lowered taffeta: Mrs.
r. r. Hayden wore white crepe with
q trimming Il white lace, and Miss
Hazel Howe was dressed in crab
pink crepe gown with drapery Of chit.
fon and trimming OF lace.
I The list of receiving friends includ-
ed: Mrs. Gault, Mrs j. M. Connell.
Mrs, Fred Cole. Mrs. Morrow. Mrs.
Adelaide Smith. Mrs. Monte Kistler,
Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. w. ]. Curtis. Mrs.
Snyder, Miss Jessfca Short. Miss Ha-
gel Risteen. Miss Eugenia Quinton
Miss Josephine Sublette and Miss Ha-
Mrs. H. 1. Cook will leave soon for
Los Angeles, Cal, where she will make
her home. She will be the guest OF
honor at an afternoon at thtmbles
Wednesday, to be given by Mrs. r. q.
Merrick at her home in Harrison street.
The guests will be members OF the D. A.
R.. Mrs. Cook being a charter member
of the Topeka chapter.
Miss Julia Whitmer will entertain at
cards Saturday afternoon
The tea Tuesday afternoon at the
Elks club to be given by the Good Gov
eminent club, will be an affair OF In
terest especially to club women. Tne
women who are officers Of the club will
assist in receiving. They are: Mrs. J.
D. Mcfarland, Mrs. E. e. Roudebusn.
Mrs. George Epley, Miss Gertrude
Barnes, Mrs. Replogle, Mrs. Rowles.
Mrs. A. H. Horton, Mrs. Lillian Mitch
ner. Mrs. Ward Burlingame, Mrs. Day
and Mrs. McEntire.
Mrs Emma Sells Marshall, parole Of
ficer of the Girls Industrial school. will
attend the party. and will address the
company on her work.
Those who attend are asked to use
the jackson street entrance to the club
house.
Mrs. Lee Monroe will leave the latter
part of May for New York and will sail
from New York June 8. on the Gear
mania, one of the big vessels OF the
now in this country, but whose home Is
in Scotland. will accompany her. They
will land in Liverpool, and Will visit
friends in London, Aberdeen and Liver
pool, as well as in Scotland. Mrs. Mon
roe will spend a good deal of time In
Ireland and will join Miss Ethel AID
rich's touring party for the trip
through ireland. Mrs. Monroe expects
to be abroad all summer.
No famous drawing room Of olden
France could have entertained more
gracious debutantes within the salon
circle, than those who have promised
to assist as ushers at the three salons
to be given here this week, sponsored
by the U and 1 club. The list includes:
Miss Ariel Nichols. Miss Mamie Zahner.
Miss Edna Bear, Miss Helen Louise
Crosby, Miss Jessica Shortt, Miss Mar
garet Garvey, Miss Helen Spielman.
Miss Bernice Emahizer. Miss Laura
Hall, Miss Clyde Bonebrake. Miss
Marian Wear, Miss Marguerite Koontz
and Miss Grace Koontz.
The hostesses for the separate sa-
Ions are: Wednesday morning. Mrs.
George H. Hodges. Mrs. George Pritch-
ard, Mrs Silas Porter and Mrs. Belle
Swan; Thursday morning, Mrs. Albert
T. Reid, Mrs. Josephine Webb, Mrs.
Harrison Morgan and Mrs. j. L. King:
vane, Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler, Mrs.
Frederick Freeman and Mrs. Guilford
Dudley.
The morning salons will be at the
Governors House, kindly put at the
disposal of the U and club by Mrs
George H. Hodges. Because of the
demand for single salon tickets a lin
today, and may be obtained through
Mrs. Chester Woodward and Mrs. Henry
Seery, or Of Mrs. Frederick Freeman, of
the National hotel.
The Ceramic Art club will hold its
fifteenth annual exhibit Thursday and
Friday afternoons and evening, May 81
and 70. at the Y. w. c. A. parlors. The
exhibits have been held heretofore in
the ball room Of the w. H. Davis home,
In Western avenue, but as the club
wishes to make the exhibit an affair
that the public will feel free to attend,
they will give the exhibit in the Y. w.
c. A. rooms.
The Alpha Mu club, an organization
Of girls in the music department of
Washburn college, gave a musicale
Miss Miriam Foster, in West Sixth
avenue. The Foster home, which Mr.
Foster has recently bought and re-
modelled, is well fitted for large enter
tdlnments, Tor the drawing room Is
extremely pleasant and commodious,
and new grand piano added to the
charm of the entertainment. The
rooms were decorated with palms and
spring flowers. In the dining room,
the table was adorned with roses and
lilies of the valley, and banks Of palms
and spirea were placed in the parlors
and library.
The girls who are members Of the
club are: Miss Foster, Miss Dorothy
Gleed. Miss Joy Paxton. Miss Lydia
Emery, Miss Helen Coe, Miss Juanita
Mcdowell, Miss Elizabeth Moore,
Miss Gladys Whitaker. Miss Emily
Hardy, Miss Grace Rickenbacher, Miss
Ruth Smith, Miss Marie Smith, Miss
Katherine Sentz, Miss Grace Phillips,