The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-28

black satin with overskirt ST black
net. Her shoes we're Of the uItra.
fashionable blacr n.tert v,,<h tan m
pers. 80
Mrs. Frank soufres wore q GOWN az
black satin ana vn1,g.t 18th I'm t,,,,s,
of blacI. nat NJ n M M,,lv.ne
wora a tafior.S $1,000 h,.-sI.
cloth with 1870 .u ..u " ~SA
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nalns 90 ~ III .ne NAN 49,
.rr,,, seS VI yeuow cnEysantue
.a,.... a ..se bouquet OF cnrysantne-
. eeoou On the Tea ta0ie-
uann- AcEHcnIon vii slve =
har .rs'ap ~ eeturoay evenlns 70.
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Mrs Franz r~,h..,-sii .r<.~+.,. -.
West si1e Ec-ee*. .,.,is T.s,-. al, ~. ar
ternoon at her home. 22s Elmwood
avenue. Mrs. w II rerhe. iii 800
q paper on .sf,ov.-n,,,.nt p.rr..
Mrs A n n nrtch.- ~.v. an In.
formal Iunch>or Tue.5ov 81 a. ue--
vey house Cove-s 80. r,erad To-
Mrs. J. d. McFariand, Mrs Patrick
Walsh. Mr.. r r CoTrar M. ceor~e
Godfrey Moore ana mrs n,tcher
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A letter from Paris to New York. re-
garding the wears fashions savs.
This wear there will he no Paris
STYLES Paris ~istras. - ~ 1,cr1d,s
fashions. is thinkine of other thinc.
Most of the Famous f7ressnakinr estah-
lishments are closed. and the en-
ployees are making bandares for the
wounded. war. the great ieveIier has
taken the coonetrv c,,t ~ 4he wo,,, ~
of Europe: war has frirhfened the
rich Americans away: some Of the
men who designed miiady's dresses are
now companv cooks or are mo Linr
winter underwear for the soldiers The
duchesslike models and saieswonen
are Red Cross nurses. IN the fashion,
creating Quarters IF paris the atoa,
shutters are drawn Tho Rua da -
Paix is well named-it is nre.eminent-
ly a street Of peace.
''The head of a drossy,oa Lino aetah
Iishment was asked What affect IN
styles the war would have. None
Famine. nestiIence fira ana flood
may not be able 10 take away the de-
sire to look Charming from the mod
ern woman. but this war has sione II
When the men left for the war wom-
en- cancelled orders prevfouslv given
and began to think or less seIfish
things The more anor1atic ha-on
some sort of work There are a Few
people who have no one on the firing
nd thew MS. o. .In.., ~ souSeu
women ave the ch.ef foraien cn.tor,1
ers, but they are not likely to shon in
Paris winter.
Nov is Americas chance to try her
hand Paris viii not set the sfvles.
nor does she care who does set them en-.
American women are good dressers
and have taste, but they have whims,
and one of their pet whims is that no
hat or gown is pretty unless it is made
they M come ana s mnsn the P war and is
Tonight at the fashionable hour
5 to o'clock walked the length
OF the Rue de la Paix. Three months
ago at that hour the thoroughfare was
packed with theAfeminine elegance of
the world; the street was surcharged
with handsome turnouts; the sidewalks
and shops were ti1fonged with the bon
tons OF Two hemtspheres; everywhere
was per1unel and grace and beauty
n nisht c1 tbe atyea ana ext a To-
Only the red and green lights in Rob
! erts' drug store were burning; the
, uehGr SHOPS y; were suffered The one
ny morse scorneo ny the army while
other r nnaa.t mysen, mere was put one
..Ha vos q u .nn usals .nG sldewaiks.
., Ito vas ~ounueo 5oioleI. ms arm
al . eiie' i"aHins ior ttoDerts
dav viii NJ. U;II,e,e -. on Fan
, more street r. viii he s,,. 81 Az,
maet;n~ ond tha ..sS+e os. uaS
viii he Mrs Waer1ar NJ =
watts. MES. r Fl. sweet NJ. -
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