The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-17

play piano number. and lGiau Clara
vfancio will read = paper. Mis-
Adams and the Historical Society.
She will also lead q, tribute to Miss
OF the d. A. R. soon after her death
Miss Eme Graham will have an adj
dress on Miss Adams az q Club Wo-
man." and Miss Helen Shaver viii
sing. The dedication. Of the tablet
will be In charge Of Mrs. Horton. The
formal presentation win be made by
Mrs. M. n. Miller and the acceptance
by Mr.. w. E. connelley. secretary of
the Historical Society.
Justice and Mrs. Rousseau A.
Burch entertained at an informal
pliment to Mrs. A. E. Wilson and her
daughter. Miss Mollie Wilson. of Loo
Angeles, CAL. who are their house
guests. Miss Wilson sang for tho en-
tertainment of the callers, and Miss
Ethelyn Harrison played her accom-
Miss Wilson has studied for a num-
Der of years for grand opera; and will
continue her study after her return
home. She has been a student for
seven years under the we'll known
masters Of Leipsic and Berlin. Ger
shows both natural beauty ana excel
lent schooling.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Wilson left
today for the west. Their return
from abroad was necessitated by the
war.
Mrs. b. b. Smyth gave q box party
at the Grand to see 1.-THE Red Cross
Nurse Her guests were Mrs. Don
FArnsW0rth. MFs. H. D. Stroud, Mrs.
Harry Tasker and Miss ladys Cav.
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be celebrated Sunday morning at
Grace Cathedral. The choir will sing
q cantAta. Song Of Thanksgiving"
by Aaunder. under the direction of
Mr.. Herbert Springer. The solo parts
will be sung by Miss Marguerite
Gohlke.s Miss Lucille Grote, Mrs. M.
Campbell, Miss Eva Eckstrom. Mr..
Glenwood Jones and Mr.. Springer.
For the Offertory, Gottschalk's Last
Hope win be played by Mrs J. A.
Campbell. organize, Miss Myrtle Rad
cline, pianist. and Miss Beulah Went
worth. violinist. The plano which
will be used In the one shipped for
nished by the Jenkins people.
In the evening Dean Kaye will con-
tinue the lantern slide pictures and
lecture ON the Life of Christ, begun
last Sunday night.
n WFlI0H OF 188nlOn mates mas lately
put out q bulletin on mons styles.
which says that the designers of
mems garments are threatening to
put out plaid suits. some with checks
Of blue and green and some of brown
and maroon. The new sack coats are
cut decollette to the waist line and
there fastened with a lone button.
ment OF light topped effects. The up
pers are suede and the vamps of pat
ent or gunmetal. The tops are tan.
taupe. champaign. grey and chamois.
and all fasten with buttons of smoked
pearl. Many Of the dress shirts are
tucked. or made With alternate tucks
and pufnngs. Some of the new hats
are nigre brown felt or plush with a
band OF silk ribbon. The round brim
II rolled slightly on the edges. and the
scarf around the crown may be burnt
orange or green. A strict following of
the dictators Of mems fashions this
year will make father y figure to be
scorned by other men and Stunned by
- z = .
The girls Of the Alethean Literary
t.society Of Washburn college gave a
tea for the new girls of the school yes
terday. afternoon at the home Of Miss
Martha Whittemore, 1915 College.
The house was decorated with cosmos
and fall berries, and the favors were
punches of the berries tied with the
col0rs Of the society. The guests were
received by the president. Miss Isabel
March. and Miss Martha Whittemore.
Miss Frances Cornick and Miss Doro-
thy Dales presided over the tea ia
bles. and Miss Marie Thompson and
Miss Gertrude Woodward assisted in
serving. Miss Vera Campbell and
Miss Maurine Long pinned the favors
on the guests. During the afternoon
Al <~I~v toe
Marian Lindsay. Miss Marie Cowgirl,
Miss Genevieve Wise. Miss Inez Cor
nell, Miss Ruby Scott and Miss Esther
Ross. The officers of the society are:
| Miss Isabel March. president: Miss
Margaret Owens. vice president: Miss
Mildred Gephart. secretary. and Miss
Vera Campbell. treasurer.
| The A. r. o. 8. club Of the Topeka
| high school had a spread Friday even
| ing at the home Of Miss Dorothy Fos-
ter. in College avenue: Those present
Work, Miss Lucille BOmgardner, Miss
Ruth Tomlinson, Miss Florence Fair
Miss Laura Neiswanger. Miss Ruth
Larimer, Miss Isabel Sweet, Miss Theo-
dora Smith, Miss Hazel Thomas, Miss
Christian Ward. Miss Elsie Saville
Miss Nellie Brewer. Miss Lucille Doc
ley, Miss Opal Glynn. Miss Frances
Ford, Miss Gladys Harper. Miss Cora
Sarquer. Miss Dorothy Crichton. Miss
! Genevieve Mcmillan, Miss Ethel Rice
; Miss Katherine Austin. Miss Beulah
! Hall, Miss Edna Thompson. Miss Anita
| Weiskirch, Miss Frances Jones, Miss
May Roberta, Miss Bessie Cuddy, Miss
May Kemper, Miss Christine Urner
Miss Edith Shields, Miss Edith Switzer
Miss Sara Bolles. Miss Edith Stark
| Miss Marguerite Scott, Miss Marian
i Lerrlgo, Miss Frances Wingert, Miss
Mary Wheknor. Miss Clara Zerkle
Miss Frances Cav, Miss Helen Whit
aker, Miss Theo Cobb, Miss Esther Nc
Arthur, Miss Marguerite Ely and Miss
Meade.
| The T r. cluh will meet with Mrs