The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-12

The plain underskirt has q draped
tunic OF the same. suggestive Of pam
niers and producing the required sill
houette. The hat of fiat shape with
cult colored velvet was encircled by
a wreath Of biscuit colored plumes. A
single feather stands erect at the back.
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Mrs. Ralph Skinner has asked
guests for an afternoon at thimbles,
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. George
Veale III and Mrs. David Ferguson.
Mrs. Veale. who has been living in
Illinois since her marriage. ID visiting
veale's people in Topeka, and expects
to leave soon for a permanent resi-
dence in Paris. France, where Mr..
veale has accepted a position as eff
cheney engineer for a large firm Of
that city. Mrs. Ferguson Of Colby.
was formerly Miss Clara Daniels, and
her marriage was an important event
Of the autumn. She ID visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Daniels.
OF Topeka avenue.
News Of a marriage Of a great deal
OF interest to Topeka people has been
received. Miss Katherine B. Lindsey
and Mr.. Oscar Perkins, both Of To-
peka, were married today in Kansas
City. and will be at home after Feb
peka-
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.
Henry c. Lindsey, and has a large
circle Of friends here. She is an artist
whose work. especially in the field Of
ceramic art. Is recognized here and
elsewhere. as being extraordinary in
workmanship and originality of de-
sign. She was at the head Of the de-
partment OF ceramics in Washburn
college at one time. and she Is a leader
- A. Nya r.
Of Topeka. She planned the building
Of her house which. though not large
or pretentious, is one of the most ar
tistic homes in the city. Her ideas In
china decoration have been utilized by
magazines on the subject and have
received commentator from author
tiles in that line Of art
Mr.. Perkins is in business in To-
peka, and he and Mrs. Perkins will
make theft homo here;
Mrs. Edwin Campbell has asked a
few friends to an informal afternoon
tea Thursday. The guests win be the
members Of her sewing club and a few
other friends. and they are invited to
meet Mrs. A. K. Owen. who has re-
Gently come to Topeka from the east
, , as the bride g Dr. Owen.
The Sigma Delta Psi girls Of Wash
burn college will celebrate Founders
party at the home Of Miss Frances
Perry. Tho members of the active
and alumnae chapters will attend. and
also the pledges, who are: Miss Mar
ian Walp, Miss Helen Crawford, Mis-.
Marie Miller, Miss Violet Crum bine
Miss Lois Segar. Miss Margare1
Isabel Savage and Miss Beulah Searle
About fifty people will attend thu
party.
Mrs. Frank Crane entertained the
d. D. Whist club today, and those
who played for absent members were.
Mira Arch Catlin, Mrs. Horace Hal
. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols.
The woman's Missionary society OF
! the First Congregational church viii
=, meet Thursday afternoon. instead Of
Wednesday, at the home Of Mr.. A
Mrs. walter Wedding win havs
charge OF the pr'sFam;
The XIV club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Franz
Vaughn. 1le4 Kan5as Avenue
The Pi Sigma Phi sorority viii give
. dancing party Tuesday evening a
Kellam hall.
Mr.. and lGrs. W. T. Brown enter
tanned the o. b. T. club yesterday
evening At an informal gathering
About forty-nve guests attended. In
Guiding some ont OF town members
The association had . meeting In To-
peAA "Wednesday. And nneWherB from