The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-09

fans with embossed monograms were
given - favors. The programs were
pound In French grey platinette and
tieo with maroon cord. Those asked
20 cnaperone the party were: Mr.. and
and Mrs. Frank w. Griggs. Others
present were: Miss Joan German Of
lawrence, Miss Bertha Schoenfe1d OF
Kansas City, Miss Mary Chase of EN-
porta. Miss Lois Seger, Miss Adelaide
Johnston. Miss Violet Crumbine. Miss
Lillian Stone. Miss Juliet PettyJohn.
Miss Ella Waldron. Miss Ruth Rooster.
Miss Ruth Bauer, Miss Winifred
Burch. Miss Florence Hoover, Miss
Antotnette West. Miss. Anna Koehler,
Miss veda Hodgson. Miss Mary Fergu-
son. Miss Ruth Foster. Miss Helen
Johnston. Miss Helen Guild. Miss Mar
1orie Rodgers, Miss Helen Griffin. Miss
mildred Gephart, Miss Bernice KtngD-
bury, Miss Katharine Stewart, Miss
Miss Wilma Perry, Miss Frances Wood
ward, Miss Marie Cowgill Miss Grace
Dana, Miss Gertrude woodward, Miss
Marie Martin. Miss Mabel sKingsley.
Miss Bernice Dietrich. Miss Lois MUIR
ply, Miss Isabel Savage. MT Glen c.
Gray. Mr.. r. r. Crichton, Mr.. Arthur
Myers. Mr.. Sam Stewart. Mr.. Clifford
Wilmoth. Mr.. Forest Rice. MI. LaRue
Royce, Mr.. Dwight Ream, MT. Warren
Humphrey. Mr.. Donald Welty. Mr..
Morris Sanders, Mr.. Elwood Maah-
burn. Mr.: Charles Walp. Mr.. Merle
Arnold. Mr.. Bernard Askew, sMr. Mil
ton Gugler. Mr.. Herbert BInn, Mr..
Homer Cooling. Mr.. Jay McCOsh. MI.
George Myers, MIR. Clinton Janney. Mr..
John Gray, MT. John T. Boyle. Mr..
Ralph Myers Mr.. Dean Rogers. Mr..
Edward Marti, Mr.. ]. Sidney Nye. Mr..
Burton Myers. Mr.. Beryl johnson. Mr..
Glenn Logan, Mr.. Edwin Menninger,
Mr.. William Stein. Mr.. Charles Ben
son. Mr.. Louis Smith. Mr.. George Bar
Herbert Beals.
Mr. Ed Kellam, who left about two
weeks ago for a trip to Honolulu, has
decided to extend his journey to the
Orient. After stopping a short time
San Francisco, he will sail on the
Corea for Honolulu. where he will
spend about q week. From there he
will go to China, and Japan, and will
visit the Philippines before his return
to the states. He expects to return
Juno proportions are the rage. Soci-
ETY. women no longer cultivate the very
thin willowy figure.
They have stored away all their flesh
reducing apparatuses and keep them
selves in good health by walking.
dancing and good food.
They are no longer ashamed to tell
Of an increase of weight and are proud
Of plump necks and well nodded arms.
At last women have learned that
the surest and shortest road to beauty
Is by the way Of good health. and good
health almost always means high
weight.
Announcement. has been made of the
Of Miss Margery Haynes
Of EmpOria and Mr.. Felix Held also OF
Emporia. Miss Haynes was in Topeka
to attend the Ames- Smiley wedding and
told her friends here Of her engage
ment. She has been a visitor at the
Ames home occasionally and was a
guest at the wedding Of Miss Helen
Ames and Mr.. Earl Fischer last fall.
school, the EmpOria college and State
and of Smith college, North
ampton, Mass. She 10 a musician OF
talent and il now1a teacher in the State
Normal school. Bmporia.
Mr.. Held was formerly dean of the
College of Emporia. He has been a
student in Leland Stanford university
and the University of Chicago. and is
now working for his PHI. d. degree
which he will receive In the spring from
the University OF Illinois.
The wedding will take place some
time in the fall.
The Square and Compass club gave
It's April dance Tuesday evening at Nc
Rae's. Those who danced: DR.. and
Mrs. J. A. Steinmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bart Holland. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hoover Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilton. Mr..
md Mrs w. E. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Dyal. Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Dreis-
bach, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kuehne, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Price, Mr.. and Mrs.
n c. Edleblute, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. p.
Rigby, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris c. Good
Here, Miss Harriet Cherry, Miss Luz
lille Umpleby. Miss Jessie Mae Umple-
oy. Miss HermOine Pratt. Miss Julia
Whitmer, Miss Julia Schmidt, Miss
lone Buchanan, Miss Nellie Warwick,
Miss Ruth Wright. Mr.. L. NJ Penwen.
Frank Holland, Mr.. Fred Kuehne, Mr..
W. T. Lyon. Mr.. C. B. Jennings, Mr..
John Washburn. Mr.. E. v. Gibson, Mr..
II. B. Atwell and Mr.. George Ander-
son.
Mrs. r. T. Kreipe entertained her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
Guests, besides the members. were:
Mrs. w. w. Walker of Minneapolis.
Who is visiting her son, Mr.. Ray
Walker, and Miss Edith Campbell.
The choir Of the Central Congrega-
fonal church will sing a cantata,
The Crucifixion," by Stainer, Friday
hight at the church. Mr.. NJ. e. Mike
ell and Dean Horace Whitehouse will
ing the solo parts. Sunday night the
.antata, prom Sepulchre to Throne,
~ Shepard, will be sung by the choir
It the church.
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