The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-30

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mole color and pink. The skirt
though composed of five circular
hounces still follows the modish cut.
The Jacket and girdle are closed with
buttons covered with gabardine.
With this is worn a jaunty sailor
shape of navy blue velvet trimmed
with mole-colored gros grain ribbon.
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The certificate recital of Miss Mil
dred Stanton, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Stanton. Saturday even
ing. was attended by many friends
and acquaintances, a number of peo-
| pie coming from out of town to at
tend. Miss Whittelsey's studio was
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
and gifts were received by the young
musician. whose efforts were gener-
ously applauded- The program was
as follows:
a Two Voiced. No. IL Bach
b. Hunting Song .MendelsSOhn
Miss Mildred Stanton.
a. Octave Study. No. 1..-... Low
b. Mazurka Chopin
Miss stanton.
Harp So1o-selected .............
/ MASS Oud May MlAcI
Morning Lark ............ Schubert
Miss Stanton.
Waltz ................. Rubinstein
Miss Stanton.
Vocal-My Love Is Like Red, Red
| Mrs. Charles Joslin..
Miss Mildred Stanton at piano.
Miss Stanton.
a. Cupid's Garden ....... Eugene
! h 10 - a vvnfr q n a
/ c. Barchetta ......... Nevin
Miss stanton.
/ Harp Solo-Selected
o,.r. Miss Miller. s+...ow..,
! Miss stanton. $50 800
Danced by six girls. A favorite Of
| the Russian car.
| b. Forgotten Fairy Tales-Tailor
Duo-Country Dance. Piano .Nevin
a. Miss Stanton
b. Mrs. Bradbury Munson.
| Vocal-Foster Mifanwy ..........
Mrs. Charles Joslin-
Miss Stanton at piano.
Gabriel ......... COmettant
| Miss Stanton.
~ Miss stanton.
Harp Solo-Selected .............
Miss Miller.
Misses stanton and Ruth Tandy. :.
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| Mrs. George Wilmarth and Mrs. w.
club Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Will
martins home, 11O1 West Eighth ave-
nue..
The Fashion Art league has been
having a convention in New York, and
| their latest edict is that the stucco
gown is to be fashionable. Sandpaper
| and putty tints are being taken up by
the smartly dressed women, they say,
and fine covert cloth in the sand or
| tailored suits. White hats and spats
!, should be worn with the stucco-sand-
! paper-putty creations. The league
| also calls attention to the prodigal use
of fur in trimming, the short and
| flaring skirt for slim figures, and pre-
| dicted that white hats will supplant
for winter wear the black hats of the
| autumn.
| The Kansas State Horticultural So
ciety will hold its forty-eighth annual
| meeting in representative hall. Topeka,
/ Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
this week. The meeting for Wednesday
| afternoon Is of special interest to wOm-
en-. The music for that meeting. which
begins at 1.30 o'clock. will be furnished
by Mrs. b. B. Smythe and Mrs. Harry
Tasker. Mrs. r. o. Sumner, OF Wa
perience With Small Fruits Mrs. A.
b. Crawford. of Parkville. Mo-. will
speak on MY Success in Canning and
Miss Frances Brown, of the Kansas
State Agricultural college, Manhattan.
will have a paper on Steam Canning
and Points in Judging Canned Fruits
and Vegetables" All the papers are
on subjects interesting to women who
are houselkeepers.
!; The B. C. B. club will meet with Mrs.
H. H. Hunter, 1892 Western avenue,
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice worswick. principal of the
entertain the students at the annual
German the evening of December 1s.
!,
/ Mrs. Mary Andrews will entertain
the West Side Reading club Tuesday at
her home in Potwin Place.
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I Mrs. w. II. Cannon will be hostess at
q meeting of her sewing club Wednes-
day afternoon.
! The marriage Of Miss Ethel Wood
ward and Mr. Edward Hess. Of Law
renee, took place Sunday at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. woodward, south Of town. Mr..
Hess Is connected with the Hess Pack
/ ing company, Of lawrence. and he and
his bride will make their home in that
town.
/ A program has been prepared for the
women OF Shawnee county by the Po-
litical Science club for the afternoon of
FridnyT December = ~ 10 II -