The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16

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being of the time-honored kimona
blouse and absolutely straight skirt.
The sleeves reach to the wrist where
j they are finished by a double ruffle
, of net. The neck is finished by a wide
rolling collar of the material-serge
trimmed. Both bodice and skirt are
buttoned demurely down the front
with ivory buttons and are trimmed
with narrow stretched bands Of white
serge.
Dean and Mrs. J. p. Deb. Kaye
will be at home Informally to their
friends Thursday evening at the
deanery, in Tyler and West Eighth
avenue, from eight to ten o'clock. No
formal invitations are issued. and all
members of Grace church parish and
other friends are asked to call.
The Wednesday Bridge club will be
entertained Wednesday of this week.
by Mrs. ]. e. Morgan at her home in
Huntoon street.
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The annual art exhibit brought to
the state by Professor Griffith Of the
University School of Fine Arts. is now
being held in Lawrence in the Admin
istration building. Mrs. w. L. Card
ner OF Potwin Place attended the ex-
hfbit Saturday, and 1t is said by those
who have seen it that it is one of the
best that has come to Kansas since
the exhibits began. They are the
sixty-four pictures comprising the
travelling gallery Of the National Arts
club of the Smithsonian institute.
The pictures can be seen from nine in
the morning to five in the afternoon
every day. and this year. contrary to
the custom in previous years, the ex-
hibit will be open Sunday. Last year
the Art club went down from Topeka
to attend the exhibit, and it is possi-
BILE the club will arrange to go in a
body this year as we'll: otherwise,
some of the individual members ex-
Among the paintings are six by
, Professor Griffith Of the School of
Fine Arts. They are: On the Links,
Birch Woods, Su light in the Pines,
Ephraim Harbor. Majuba Hill. and
Eagle Cliff.
.'Wakarusa Valley" by Lucille
Brown. a 1912 graduate of the School
of Fine Arts, is another picture that
will interest students Frank NJ.
Benedict, a Lawrence artist, has nine
pictures in the collection, and John T..
Moore, another Lawrence artist, ex-
hibits four.
Among the pictures by well known
artists are 1.-The Gossip" by John ".
Alexander: winter Woods" by John
F. Carlson; Landscape" by Walter
Elmer schofed; Marine by Card
ner Symons: Soaring Clouds" by
Birge Harrison; "A Country Mayo
Boy" by Robert Henri: Rising
Mists." by Ben Foster.
William Sergeant Kendall. the
painter of Reflection. has "Devo-
ton" on exhibition this year.
Charles C. Curran il exhibiting his
latest picture. 'on the cliff."
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Hopkins will en-
tertain the Informal Bridge club to-
General and MRS c. 1. Martin and Mr.
and Mrs DAVID Barton;
! The spring win see all kinds Of
pretty new coats. fashioned for the
: feminine wardrobe. They viii be
short, something on the Eton style ol
of hip length. And there will be q
! variety of styles to select from, sc
Z, anyone can be suited. The Innings viii
| play an important part in the coats
this year. One Of the novelties viii
be Of Crepe Chinese pompadour." az
| entirely new fabric. This cloth haa
bright stencil figures. on q contrasting
4 crepe ground. This gives it q '.ver3
much Chinese" lo9k
Mrsl J. c. McClintock viii be hostess
at q missionary tea Friday Afternoon
! at o'clock, 1t her home in Ffllmors