The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-26

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The Forestry club will meet tomor-
row at the home OF Mrs. ]. II. Meade.
OF the corner Of Crane and Western
savenue. Mrs Meade and Mrs. E. y.
Nelson are to be the hostesses. A pa.
per ON Snakes and Reptiles will be
read by Mrs. Harry Forbes. The an
swer to roll call II to DO Our Garden
Friends.''
Miss Gladys Neil entertained her
club this morning. The members are:
Miss Harriet Hill, Miss Georgia Neese.
Miss Pauline Mcvey. Miss Helen
Lucas. Miss Helen Whitfield, Miss Ruin
| Thompson. Miss Mildred Quintcn. Miss
Mary Sampson. Miss Isabel Stuart ana
Miss Anna Weightman.
A birthday party. celebrating her nj.
teenth anniversary, was given !ast
night for Miss Mildred Grice at 202s
Van Buren, street. The guests were:
Helen Swearenberger, Mildred Asher of
| Meriden, Kan, Grace Dana. Julia Hur-
ley, Daisy Grumbles, Gertrude Clink-
enbeard, Ruth Switzer, Dorothy Swift
zer. Gertrude Welty. Edna McGrew.
Tanks, Mamie Osborne, Orville Var
ker. Roy Naylor. Neyron Gross. Daie
McGraph. Lindsey Osborne. Clyoe
Smalley, Rowland SEYMOUR. Roy Grice.
! Howard Naylor. Fred Peers. spencer
Smith, william Swanson.
Mrs James Hayes entertained heF
sewing club this morning.
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The party that has been camping at
Bean Lake for the past week wall re-
turn tonight. The party includes: MIS- H1's
r. H. Dallas Of San Antonio, Miss NIL
dred Norton, Miss Ruth Wilson: MISS
Helen Crawford, Miss Lucille Mills. MI
Kenneth Lyle, Mr.. Wendau LYMAN
Mr.. Earl Poindexter and MI. Harry
Ziegler.
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According to the models displayed at
the annual convention of the Natlonai
Association of Retail Milliners. the ran
hats for women will be OF strongly mn
itary character. designed after the
headgear worn by solo1ers ensa.su ~
/ the European war. Simplicity IS tne
main feature OF the newest creations.
! IA helmet shaped hat, patterned a1ter
the headgear of the German emperor
win be known as the Kaiser Whneim
| hat. There also IL a design named Ior
Crown Prince wilhelm, while otners
viii be known as the Austrian. Cos
sacks. Poincare and Woodrow hats.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Ellsworth at S25
Clay street entertained at preaK 1;sss
| this morning in honor OF MI. w iAlaill
Allen White Of Emporia.
farewell reception will be given to-
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith at
627 Van Buren, street In nonor OF MT.
Honolulu Mr.. Manley has been con-
nected with the Topeka Pure Milk COM
pany for several years and will start
modern creamery in Honolulu.
The Rev and Mrs. Thomas s.
Young and daughters Of Denver ar
rived Saturday, and will be the guests
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Cary johnson at BIG
Quincy street for a Few days. Or.
Young will preach at the First Baptist
union services at the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
Mrs. C. H. Kutz OF 1921 Quincy
street was entertained at farewell
party by the Ladies' Aid society of the
Il r. church. About fifty OF her
friends were present. MIS- kutz leaves
soon to make her home in wichita
Me. norothv wahle had a line par
ty to the Iris this afternoon for her
guest, Miss Esther Belle Dykes OF
Lebanon.
Miss Emily Hardy will entertain her
sewing club Thursday afternoon at ner
home on Lane street.
Miss Katherine McCarter Joined
several Baker university girls who
passed through Topeka yesterday on
| their way to Colorado to spend two
weeks in the mountains. Before re-
turning the girls will be the guests OF
Miss Beulah Stream at her home in
Lamar. Colo. The party included:
Miss Mamie Gray. Miss Wilma Baird
and Miss Helen Anderson of Kansas
City, Miss jeanette Wielsstrom of
| Helen prize nf Raid.
win, and Miss McCarter of Topeka.
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| In the September Woman's Home
| COMPANION, which IL the fashion fore
cast number. Grace Margaret Gould.
the well-known fashion authority.
saws that a change for the better has
taken place IN the fashions. In the
! following extract taken from her talk
| Miss Coz predicts the attitude OF
men toward the new fall fashions for
| women:
pays the bills will have much to con-
! sole him this autumn. for he is sure TO
! like the new fashions In general better
than those Of the past season. It will
| he a relief to him that woman can
! walk beside him and not mince like q
doll"
The East Side w. c. T. U. will hold
its annual meeting Friday afternoon
at Mrs. L. H. Mears. 500 Chandler
street A full attendance is desired
| Mr.. L. S. Ferry entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. Furry, Anna Furry. and
Miss Mary Thompson at dinner at the
Country club last night.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kiene and chill
dren. Hugh. Thomas and Martha. will
return next Sunday from Rosemont,
/ Colo, where they have had q cottage
! for six eeks.