The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-20

skirt is made with hip yoke on the
sides and back and p1eated lower por-
J ton. The plain underskirt of wolfe
also shows a yoke or inset of checked
| silk. This is good model to choose
| for developing a gown at this time OF
the year as both color and material
will prove appropriate for fall wear.
q e .
Miss Helen Casey was hostess this
afternoon at one of the few afternoon
teas that have been given to gladden.
! the heart of party lovers this season.
| The affair was held at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Casey, of Har-
rison street, and about 125 guests call
ed between the hours OF three and FIVE.
The tea was in honor of Miss Irene
Carter. of ST. Louis, and Miss Aida
Frans of Oklahoma City, who stood in
! line with Miss Casey to receive the
guests, and with them were Miss Helen
Dwinne1. president of the Pi Sigma
| Psis, Of which Miss Casey is a men,
Ter. and Miss Mildred Rodgers. repre-
senting the N. U. N. S., a high school
club to which the hostess belonged
during her school days in Topeka.
The rooms of the Casey house were
prettily decorated with cut flowers
and garden blossoms of the season.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald had charge OF
the serving in the dining room, and
she was assisted by a quartet of little
girls. Miss Margaret Connors. Miss
Katherine Bauerline. Miss Mildred
stanton. and Miss Jane fannan. Al
berta johnson and Lucille johnson
OF ened the door for the callers.
Miss Casey wore q gown of cream
and orange colOred lace, with yell
low brown tunic, and bodice drapery
of the same color. Miss Carter wore
pink crepe de chine with a touch of
pale green trimming and white lace.
Miss Frans was gOwned in crepe de
chine in an orange shade, with trim
ming of black velvet and cream lace
and net.
| After finishing the parochial school
and the Topeka high school, Miss
Casey went to Oklahoma three years
ago. and studied in the Agricultural
college at Lawton, a state school. She
is now at the head of the department
| Of athletics in the school. Miss Frans
is one of her fellow teachers and is at
the head of the English department in
the college. Miss Carter was a student
in the parochial school in Topeka at
the same time Miss Casey was enrol
where she is popular in the social SET
in which she moves.
Miss Isabel Dickinson will be host
ess at a luncheon Friday in compli-
ment to Miss Helen Kobrock of Soda
Ill., NO. VINO
Mrs. Guy L. Andre will be guest OF
honor at an informal afternoon party
l Saturday, at which Miss Ruth Burge
will be hostess. Mrs. Andre, who. be.
fore her marriage, was Miss Mabel
Treleaven, will leave the first of Sep
TENDER, with Mr.. Andre. for Chicago
where they will make their home. MT
Andre will take a course in mechani-
eel refrigeration at the Armour instf
! tute.
4 The following story of new styles Ii
from Vogue: The small waist is an
other of the seasons surprises. Tht
cvasive. indeterminate waist line wa
not a feature of the new frocks; OF
manikins and mondaine, snug, girdle
. found curves met the eye. and a!
tho line is new, SO must it be popular
, at least for q time Fortunately thu
wssp waist was not exploited and it il
to tie hoped that women have become
far too sensible for the eternal fitness
Of things to martyrize themselves IL
, SO inesthetfc a cause. Whether tn,
models worn were new, old or in