The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-21

self-tone satin and richly embroidered
In tones of blue and green. The new
corsetless figure has made for many
ultra-fashionables return to the
round garter imperative. sketch 10
given here Of two designs Of gathered
satin ribbon with decorations OF silk
roses and leaves.
Some Of the newest fashions in
lingerie were, shown In Kinemacolor
pictures this morpin 1T the Iris. Dur
ing the hour this morning when the
doors of the theater were closed to the
men. the house was well filled with
fashionable women, who interrupted
their shopping tours to note the FASH
ions in the undergarments that were
displayed in q new and pleasing way
at the show. One Of the reels is my
Lady's Boudoir." and the scene is en-
acted by a woman and her maid, and
concerns itself with the rather COM
plicated task Of dressing for the morn
Ing. The combination suit and petit
coat were of soft silk with flounces Of
lace, and the negligee. shown in COL
ors, had lace sleeves made in a shawl
like effect. tied under the arms with
ribbon.
A reel to display the new footwear.
showed the interior of shoe shop with
anxious clerks fitting the silk stock
inged feet of fastidious girls. The high
top. laced, tango boots were regarded
with the most approval. and one odd
little slipper had no "uppers" at the
heel. It was a species Of sandal. with
heel fully three inches high. Jeweled
buckles and beaded anklets were much
In evidence. as well as shoes Of two
colors. white and black, and tan and
black being combined in different
After the fashion reels, were beach
and street scenes In interesting places.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey spent today in
Annabel Garvey, who is student In
the State university,
Mrs. May Belleville Brown of Sa-
lima has returned to her home, after a
visit to Mrs. w. A. McCarter and Mrs.
Miss Leona Bates is critically i'll at
her home. SO West Sixth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Perkins have
named their infant daughter Julia
Ann. combining the names Of the
! baby's two grandmothers.
Mrs. w. s. McClintock mas returned
from a short trip to Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Bowman will
leave Thursday for q trip to California.
Mrs T G. Biddle will leave Thurs,
spend the rest of the winter.
Mrs. C. G. Anderson Of Lahone,
Move Scotia, Canada, is the guest OF
Mrs. J. p. Raster. and viii visit her
| about six weeks.
Mr.. Edward Lannan Of Quincy, ILL.,,
has returned home, after spending q
day or two with Mrs. Lannan, who ID
visiting at the George Neil home.
| Mrs. Turner Of Kansas City returned
home Tuesday. after a visit to Mrs
Tom Lillard.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Ames and Miss
Julia Ames will leave Thursday fol-
California, to remain the rest OF the
winter
Mr.. HI. J. McKenna of Omaha has
returned home, after visit to his sis
ter. Mrs. d. w. Mulvane.
| Mrs. Thomas Lyon and her daughter
Mrs. NJ. F. Evers, of Chicago, have gone
to Kansas City to visit Mrs. Lyons son
DR.. Maclay Lyon, and his family. Later
Mrs. Lyon will go to Dallas, Texas, tc
spend the rest of the winter with hel
niece Miss Beulah Tatman.
| Mrs. G. d. Greenough and Mrs. 81 K
Rowe Of Wilson, Kansas, who has beer
visiting at the Greenough home. left to-
days for a trip to Wisconsin and I'LL
nois.
Mrs. George B. Hetherington has re.
turned from Blackwell, Oklahoma
where she visited her sister, Mrs. Franz
Foltz.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Of Hoising.
ton, Kansas, have returned to theil
home, after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Skinner.
Mrs. A. d. Lundy has returned to hel
home in Chicago. She has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. C. Gafford.
The Taxa Art Embroidery club vii
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w