The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-18

nAtnete8S tnaf 1atr femtn1utty u going
to get 1t IN the neck again this season.
In plain words the high choker collar
mas already many q fashionable throat
In its vise-Hke clutch and il shown on
all the chic plain tailored blouses for
the fall and winter.
Along with the high tight collar il
returned the high lace shoe. With her
coats. blouse. skirts and sleeves SO law
ishiy garnished with buttons a la mill
talre 1t probably is a relief for a much
buttoned maiden to feel that at least
her feet are buttonless. Hence some of
the very best ankles are all wrapped up
in shoestrings.
Each member of the federation will
De required to select q department to
work IN. Postal cards were sent out
yesterday, asking the members to noti-
tention to work in the club. and in
which department.
A celebration of three wedding ami
versaries took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. James at 81 East
Tenth street last night where a trio OF
Topeka couples assembled in conform
lty with a program that has been car
r1eo out annually for several years.
with the James, who arc the youngest
r. Gustafson Of TIC Topeka avenue and
the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Bright
OF 1900 Reduen avenue, Joined to COM
memorate weddings that occurred on
September II.
The oldest OF the three pairs is Mr.
and Mrs. Bright, who were married at
Newton, Pa, in 1868. Mr.. Bright is well
known in Kansas. His special talent
as leader Of public singing has given
MIN a place on programs of every sort.
Mrs. Bright was Miss Belle M.
Shearer. They are looking forward to
the celebration Of their golden wedding
anniversary in four moro years, and
hope to keep 1t in company with their
friends who have Joined them for sew
eral years past in the observance Of the
anniversary.
A. w. James. who is superintendent
of bridges and buildings of the Santa
F'e railway. was married in 1894 to Miss
Maude II. Scrivner at Atchison. Mrs
James mother, Mrs. Rose Scrivner, was
present at last nights gathering.
Mr.. Gustafson, who has been in the
employ Of Crane and Company for %
years. was married in 1884 to Miss En-
lily Bremberg of Eureka.
For last nights gathering the James
home was decorated in pink and blue.
A delightful dinner was served at 6
o'clock after which the evening was en-
livened by muse.
The pupils Of Mrs. Anna Campbell
Tasker will give a piano recital at
Central church Saturday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 10. at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Tasker
will be assisted by Mrs. Frank p. Whit
more. The program Is as follows:
PART I.
Ballet music from Faust. Nos. and
6, four hands ...........G ounod
Miss Gladly Neil and Mrs. Tasker.
Two Etudes. Nos. 16 and Is, op H..
Miss Dorothy Barr.
The Day Is Ended ..................
- Margaret Ruthven Lang
SuuOednnS .ftOnalQ
Mrs. Frank p. Whitmore.
Lieder Ohne Worte. No. %, in A
minor .Mendelssohn
Miss Gladys Neil
The Little Shepherd ...........Debussy
Eifentanz LIZ Schytte
Miss Helen Hawkes..
An Old. Love Story .tMacDowell
OF Brer Rabbit ........-.-... Mcdowell
Mss Edna Nygren.
PART IL
Ballet music <2rom Faust. No. Z. four
Miss Gladys Neil and Mrs. Tasker.
Melodie in E .Dasmaninoff
over the Steppes ............L. Schytte
Miss Dorothy Bair.
Mrs. Whitmore.
NOcturne in F. .... Tschaikowski
Miss Gladys Neil.
The Sea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Schytte
tIafdntelle N1COde
Miss Edna Nygren.
lFackeltanz, four hands 49, .Moszkowski
Miss Edna Nygren and Mrs. Tasker.