The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-24

from a deep hip yoke of the plain and
fall over a plain underskirt. A narrow
ruffle of embroidery springs from the
girdle apparently turning back against
the lower portion of the blouse. The
colors of the design were red and dark
green with scallops Of black.
The West Side Forestry club will
1. Lee. 604 West Seventh avenue. Mrs.
D. o. Coe will be assistant hostess.
Miss Floy Whiteker entertained the
Iota Kappa girls of the January,
1910, class of the high school. Those
Mrs Roy Hoover. Miss Mildred Mills.
Miss Matte Payne, Miss Ethel War
rem, Miss Helen Stickel. Miss Mary
Williamson. Miss Margaret Hulse,
Miss Daisy Peart, Miss Esther Wet
terlund and Miss Whiteker.
Mrs. Eugene Quinton, Mrs. Arthur
Nichols and Mrs. George Clark played
for absent members at q meeting of
the d. d. Whist club at which Mrs.
Arthur Mills was hostess Monday
Miss Marian williams will give a
( line party to the Majestic theater
Friday night fot the members OF her
| bridge club, to see the new play. 1.-THE
Plain Clothes Man" written by her
aunt. Mrs. Myra Williams farrell.
The Crochet club was entertained
at thimbles this afternoon by Mrs. H.
H. Welty. 1912 Western avenue.
the Friday Bridge-Luncheon club
Friday Of this week. The luncheon
will be served at 1880 instead of one
o'clock, so that the guests may at
| tend the Alma Gluck concert later in
the afternoon.
The Alta Vista club had its regular
social meeting Monday afternoon at
| the home of Mrs. D. E. Esterly. Mrs.
T. J. Kellam made an address on
| Dutch Art"
DR.. and Mrs Otto Kiene will en-
tertain their. bridge club Thursday
evening.
The meeting of the Art club ap-
pointed for Monday afternoon was
postponed until Wednesday,, and Mrs
Chester Woodward will be hostess.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Paul Walker has returned
from Denver. where she visited hel
sister. Mrs. Lorin Terhune.
Mrs. E. E. Ames and Miss julia
<AAlcS nave TcluIuSu lTOIn Ndll1OI
| where they spent a part of the winter
Mr. Ed Kellam has returned from
a trip to Kansas City. where he spent
the past week or two
Mrs. John D. Knox and her son
Melton, Of Eskridge is a guest at the
H. c. Helbert home, and will attend
the wedding of Miss Winifred Helbert
and Mr.. A. ]. Schober. Wednesday
night at the First Baptist church
Mr.. George M. Knox Of Eskridge is q
guest at the Knox home, o13 Western
avenue.
Miss Molly Bliss Of Osborne re.
turned home today after a visit to hel
father, Mr.. D. w. Bliss.
The Woman's society of the Centra
Congregational church will have a so
cial afternoon Wednesday at o'clocl
at the home Of Mrs. F. M. Spencer
| 1912 Garfield avenue.
The Y. p. B. viii meet tonight will
Miss Helen Case, 1921 West Sixth
avenue.
Miss Marie Supple has returned
from Carbondale, where she was the
guest of honor at a party given By
Miss Edith Miller. The affair was Z
George Washington party. Prize,
were won by Miss Mabel Brackman
Miss Matilda Hercules, Miss Ceci
Lyter and Miss Edna Urich. The
guests, who were members Of the X
o. H. club, were: Miss Eva Dietrich
Miss Dora Patterson. Miss Urich. Mis-
Mildred Watkinson, Miss Brakeman
Miss Rose Robson. Miss Hercules
Miss LyteE, Miss Ruth Frazier ol
Quenemo, Miss Lillian Long Of viii.