The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-10

ing collar of self-tone taffeta The blouse
opened over a vest of chiffon taffeta
and chiffon The broad girdle of taffeta
was slightly lifted at the left side and
held by a rosette OF the same with
pendant tassel of silk. The skirt is one
of the newest of the draped models, the
tunic draped in pannier effect with
broad panel at the back.
When the countryside is in need of
rain, let some kindly disposed towns
people plan a picnic party. Such
party was given last night. The guests
went to the grounds in automobiles, the
women wore thin, clingy, lawn party
| gowns and satin slippers. Whereupon
the floodgates were opened, and the
| picnickers left their automobiles lined
up in a row and came back to town in
the street car. Their host lent the
l women his shoes. Fortunately he had
| enough pairs OF substitute for q good
number of little satin pumps, and the
company returned home. with mans
business shoes, outing shoes and dress
shoes protruding below cobweb drap-
cries and laces.
| 1t is said that recently six girls from
| one office resigned their positions to
get married, and that all Of them mar
ried men with good incomes. 1t begins
| to look as though there would be more
| p. w. G. June brides than society June
| brides.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Charles Curtis WI leave about
the eighteenth of June for Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, to attend commencement
at the Michigan university. Her son.
| Mr.. Harry Curtis, is a member of the
graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. J: M. Connell have re-
| turned from Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
where, thew ar1enf the mast week
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Dudley and
their baby will leave the first of July
to spend the rest OF the season at their
summer home in Colorado Springs,
Col. Mr.. Armin Fassler will leave lat
er in the summer to join them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parkhurst and
their grandson, George Carver, are
spending a few days with relatives in
Kansas City.
Col. and Mrs. J. N. Harrison are Wis
iting friends in Ottawa. Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Kistler and Mr..
| and Mrs. Monte Kistler motored to
Wichita to attend the wedding of Mr..
, Edwin Kistler to Miss Aileen VIII
liams. which will take place this even
ing.
Miss Marian Webster of North At
tleboro, Mass. who has been visiting
at the Charles Curtis home. will
leave Thursday for Denver. Col, to be
the guest of friends before she returns
to her home in the east
Miss Marie Miller and Miss Helen
Mitchell have gone to Lawrence to at
tend commencement at Kansas uni
versity.
Mrs. John r. Shelton have gone to
, Leavenworth to visit Mrs. C. d. LLOYD
and Mrs. Effie Van Tuyl until Sunday.
| Miss Edith Connell and Miss Ethel
Chase will leave Thursday to visit rel
| Mrs. A. O. Wellman has left for CHI
cago to attend the biennial conven-
/: ton of the National Federation Of
Women's Clubs
Mrs. W. A. Johnston will make in
address next Tuesday night at meet
| ing OF the Indian Creek grange. north
| OF town.
Mr.. A. J. Carruth. ST.. returned to-
day to his home in Herington. after
short visit to his son. Mr.. A. ]. Car
ruth. Jr. and his family.
| Mrs. o. J. Mccain of Wewoka.
Okla, arrived Tuesday night to be the
! guest of Mrs. Cary Hart
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Smyser lett
Tuesday on q trip east to be gone the
! rest OF the summer.
Miss Helen Spielman will spend the
summer in Europe, leaving Topeka
+. the latter part of June. and accom-
panying Miss Dorinda Abbott abroad
/ She and Mrs- Spielman will go to Lake
| Okobojf. Iowa, where the Spielmans
have q summer home, and after
week at that place. Miss Spfeiman win
| continue her trip east. She viii spend
most of the time Of her absence in
| England and Scotland and will be in
| Paris a few weeks Mis- Abbott VIII
study in London during the summer.
| Miss Spie1man will return some time
In October.
/ Mr.. and Mrs W. d. Ross went to
Lawrence today to attend commence
ment at the State University. Of which
they are both graduates.
| Mrs. z. @. Hopkins and her daugh-
| tiers, Doris and Phyllis. will leave the
latter part Of this month for Woodland,
i Colo, to spend few weeks camping.
/ Mr. and MrsL p A. Bomebra1ke have
left for PitfaburG Pa amer d visit to