The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-10
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| Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Bowman and
| their daughters. Miss Mildred Bowman
and Miss Florence Bowman, will leave
| Wednesday of this week for a trip east.
| After visit to the seaboard cities. they
will go to Wellesley, Mass. where Miss
Mildred Bowman will enter Wellesley
college in September, and Mr.. and Mre.
Bowman and Miss Florence Bowman
will continue their trip through the east
until some time in October. During
; their absence they will visit the HI. A.
Perry family who ire at their summer
home in Bernardstown, Mass.
/ Miss Mildred Bowman graduated from
high school in the class Of June. IA. and
will enter the freshman class at Welles-
ley.
j.. Another Topeka girl who will study
in the east the coming season is Miss
Joy Paxton. who Will leave about the
second week in September to take q
course in the New England Conserva-
| tory of Music. Boston. Mass. While
i, she is in Boston she will have her resi-
dence at Frost Hill. which IL one OF
three buildings provided for the women
students at the conservatory. The
| buildings accommodate two hundred
young women who are pupils at the
! school. Miss Paxton graduated last
i spring in piano music from the Wash
burn college school Of fine arts, and at
the close Of her work at the college, she
gave an interesting and pleasing recital.
She is regarded as a young woman OF
| much talent.
Miss Alice Hughes will be- q student
in Wellesley college this year. She was
a high school girl and later attended q
fashionable school in New York, and
last year she was student in Wash
burn. She is a sorority girl and So
cial favorite in her set. She will leave
for the east short time before the
opening Of the school term.
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The second tango dance Of the sum-
mer season will be given Tuesday
night at the Lavilion in Garfield park.
The park managers inaugurated the
tango evenings for the season last
has led them to announce the second
party for tomorrow night.
|
The fashion experts hive announced
that entire capes Of Chantilly lace are
featured in Paris, and the lace cape
idea is being used in this country also
and will be especially good in dressy
blouses and dancing frocks. Bolero eff
fects of lace and long lace sleeves and
even basques of lace are in evidence in
the new gowns and blouses.
Black = brims will appear in mil
linery and all net and lace dancing
caps and camisoles will be strong holi-
TuDics Of lace are a characteristic
feature of many of the smartest gowns
Sometimes they are used in combination
with an edging of fur. beads, or roses.
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Miss Lenore Maughlin went to Law
renee today to attend the wedding OF
Miss Eleanor Gilmore and Mr.. James
Gowans. who will be married Tuesday
night at he home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. ard Mrs. James William
Gilmore. Miss Maughlin will be one OF
the six bridesmaids at the marriage.
Miss Gilmore and Mr.. Gowans are
graduates of the State University. and
have a number of friends in Topeka.
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| Miss Glenn Davis. of Topeka. and
Miss Elizabeth LeBarr of Kansas City
who travelling together in Europe this
summer. have not been heard from by
their relatives in Topeka since the be-
ginning of hostilities. The last word
received from them was sent from Italy
and they were at that time at the
Italian Lakes Their friends here think
they most likely remained in Italy after
the beginning of the war and that they
will not travel further than Italy and
Switzerland.
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Miss Gertrude Gray entertained the
following friends at an informal after
!, noon at thimbles today: Miss Alice
Hughes, Miss Winifred Hartley. Miss