The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-29

and neck filling of pure white maline.
The sleeves are Of black and white fig
ured chiffon and are finished with
broad bands of the taffeta. while the
triple tunic Of graduated depths was OF
chiffon, the lower one bordered with the
taffeta. Taffeta was used for the under
skirt. -
The interest OF the club women will
center next week in the annual meet
ing Of the Topeka Federation of Wo-
men, when officers for the next year
will be elected. The meeting will be
held at 2 10 o'clock Thursday after
noon in the Y. Woo. "A. rooms. After
the election the new officers will take
their places, and an informal recep-
ton will be held, and greetings ex-
tended from the members to the new
officers.
What the official roster Of the COM
ing season will be is a matter Of
much interest and speculation among
the club women. The nominating
committee will present their roll of
proposed officers to the meeting, and
some nominations will probably be
made from the floor.
At the opening of the business
meeting some changes in the consti-
tuition will be considered and voted
upon. One of the amendments con-
Germs the frequency of the federation
meetings.. e.
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Miss Effie Graham and Miss Maude
Bishop chaperoned the girls OF the
normal training class Of the Topeka
high school on a picnic supper at
Gage park Wednesday. Those who
attended were Miss Fife Graham.
Miss Maude Bishop, Lorona Roub of
Delphos, Kan. Bertha Carls, Everine
Carls, Alys Brady. Lola Burbank,
Marjorie Bergman, Marie Carter.
Ruth Field, Elizabeth Frew, Lena
Anderson, Florence Mowrer, Lola
Morrison, Blanch Mason, Alice Hin
son, Sue Mcclellan. Elizabeth Dyer,
Ruth Greider and Helen Olson.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Forbes Of 235
Elmwood avenue are the parents Of a
son, born Tuesday.
| Mrs. William Curtis will leave fol
Bridgeport, Conn.,, in a few days. for
q short visit to her sister, Mrs. Pull
man.
| Miss Julia Larimer arrived today
from, New York, where she is a teach
er in the Graham school, for a vacation
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
L.arimer. and to attend the wedding
| Of her sister, Miss A lice Larimer. and
Mr.. Herbert Lininger. Saturday of next
week.
Mr.. Theodore snattinger will return
next week to his home in Minneapolis,
MINI. Mrs. Snattinger will remain the
rest of the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Jones, and Mr..
Snattinger will come back to Topeka
soon to Join her.
The w. W. Whitney family have
taken the Clad Hamilton cottage In
Cascade, Colorado, for the summer.
Mr.. Whitney's daughters, Mrs. Stew
art and her family. and Miss Marjorie
Whitney and Miss Madeline Whitney,
will leave the second week In June to
remain at Cascade the rest of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. D. Gossard is demonstrating
and fitting the H. w. Gossard corset
at the Avon. 312 West Eighth street,
by appointment Phone 1S46.-Adv
Miss Alice Hughes and Miss Jean
Lindsay will spend the weekend In
Emporia, and will attend the party OF
the Phi Sigma Epsilon.
| Mrs ". Pope and Miss Esther Shaw
OF Kansas City will visit Mrs. Festus
Foster over Sunday.
! Colonel Snyder of Wichita Is visiting
his son. Mr.. C. w. Snyder. MIS- David
Rossman Of Clifton is the guest OF Mrs
&c. w. Snyder.
Miss Virginia Meade will come from
Manhattan 20 spend Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Meade
Mr.. and Mrs James Stewart OF juno
ton City are visiting Mr.. and MIS-
George A. Clark.
| Miss Nellie Allen viii return home
tonight from Hutchinson. where she
has been teaching In the high school
| MI. Herman Green OF Portland.
Ore, is q guest at tho J. p. Slaughter
home.
| Major Charles johnson Of Alexis
In... Mr.. 8. Hin of Stratton and Mr.. B
lArand OF ST. Aaxys ara visiting Capt