The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-16

Levitt ArD w. h. Logan Ma. h -
DeArnond. Mr. 3 c. Bolts. Mrs. G. -
, MeIler. and Mr.. Clammer.
Mrs. w. e. r. Kirk gave. q dinnor
party Thursday evening In ce1ebration
Of the birthday anniversary Of Mr.. KIRK
and Mrs. J. 8 Armstrong Tho table
decorations were yellow chrysantno-
NUNS. and covers were placed for
eight.
The members. Of the Alethean Lit
| erary society of Washburn college are
giving q tea for the new girls OF the
college at the home of Miss Martha
/ Whittemore. 1915 College. this after
noon- The officers of the society are:
President. Miss Isabel Marsh: vice pres
ident. Miss Margaret Owens; secretary.
/. Miss Mildred Gephart; treasurer, Vera
committee. Miss Frances Cornick-
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Mrs. John Graham. Miss May Ora
ham and Mrs. Douglass Graham are
hostesses at a sewing party this after
noon at their home, 1913 Harrison
street. The guests and hostesse8 arc
! making the Red Cross hospital gowns.
| There is no word from Paris this sea-
son to guide the modiste, but there II
| the war to furnish weird patterns for
women's wardrobes. It - not strictly
carried on for that purpose. but that IL
one Of the results nevertheless. You
are distinctly q La mode IL you wear q
| torpedo turban OF steel blue, trimmed
with smoke-colored plumes set back
ward like the ears Of q belligerent cat.
i Or a chapeau of siege grey velvet
may be crowned In cut steel. with .
| cockade Of quilted ribbons fore and aft.
/ AS for colors, there are Kaiser blue.
| Russian green, while the Cossack tunic
is much in vogue.
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4 Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs. Noble L. Prentis. who came to
/ Topeka from the district federation
meeting in AtchisOn, will go to Kansas
City to visit Mrs. Charles E. Brown.
| Mr.. Ralph Kingsley, who spent a few
days visiting his parents in Topeka, has
returned to Abilene
/ A visit to Courtney's Saturday will
reveal splendid preparedness to care for
every cool weather millinery need. Sec
ond and third floors at COS Kansas ave-
nue.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. farrell and Mr..
Archibald farrell have gone to Kansas
City to attend the funeral of Mr.. Ferd
Lawless. Mr.. Jarrells brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson are
moving today to their new home. 170s
Miss Jennie Clark Of Junction city
has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Esther Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Sells and their lit
tie daughter, Mary Jane, are moving
today to IA West Thirteenth street,
from their country home near Tecum-
sch.
| Mr.. ad Mrs. Gray Adams have re-
turned from visit to friends in Chi
cago.
i Mrs. C. HI. Buford and her son, Of
| Chicago, arrived today from Guthrie.
/ Oklahoma, to visit Mrs. F. M Drake.
/ Mrs. Buford stopped in Topeka on her
| way to Guthrie, and is now on her
return to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Pugh have moved
/ from their country home and have
! taken the M. E. Seymour furnished
house at 1917 West Tenth street for the
| winter.
A special discount on all trimmed
hats at Brickley- Phillips. Saturday
4 Adv.
Mrs Charles F. Spencer went to KAN
sas City today, to visit her son. ME- Alex
Mrs. L. H., Waugh and her grand
daughter, Miss Dorothy Waugh, have
moved from 80 Fillmore street, to 800
Clay.
DR.. Andrew Brodie, Of Wichita, will
be the weekend guest of DIR. and Mrs.
s. 8. Estey
For children's headwear, by all means
see Courtney's showing before you buy.
ADV.
Mr. Russell Frost is recovering from
an attack Of tonsilitis.
Miss Mildred Morton, who is q stu
dent in the State Agricultural college,
Manhattan. has been pledged to the
Phi Kama Phi sorority