The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-05

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negre. Two modes of closing are
| shown in the drawing. Pictured also
| is a pair Of white evening slippers dec
| GRATED with white satin bows trimmed
with pearls.
Judge and Mrs. L. 8. Ferry. who have
lately returned from their wedding trip
east, gave a dinner party Friday eve
ming for the people who attended them
as members of their bridal party at
their marriage a few weeks ago.
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Mrs. Ivan Dibble will entertain her
sewing club Wednesday of next week.
| La Douzaine Bridge club will be en-
tertained Monday by Mrs. William
Trautman, in West Tenth avenue
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| The girls of the Kappa Alpha Theta
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night at Kellam hall for the pledges
and some visiting friends from the ac-
tive chapter of the Theta sorority al
| the State University. Those who oanceo
were: DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Bowen, mrs.
M. Grizzel, Miss Helen Leavitt. MISS
Helen Topping, Miss Helen Bell MISS
F'redrica Bergen, Miss Helen Dawson
Miss Mejel Langhart, Miss Roxie Van
Gil, Miss Marie Vancil, Miss Gertrude
Gray, Miss Helen Welty, Miss Gracia
Wood, Miss. Marjorie Rodgers, MISS
Maude Hawley, Miss Beulah Scare
Miss Mary Parkinson, Miss Mary Van
Vechten, Miss Helen Johnson, MISS
Marie Miller. Miss Margaret SNAKE,
shaft, Miss Helen Cook, Miss Isabel
Savage. Miss Violet Crumbine, Miss
Louise Bell, Miss Ruth Smith. Miss
! Ruth Rooster, Miss Adelaide johnson
Miss Helen Guild, Miss Marguerite
Settler, Miss Esther Clark. Miss Marian
Walp. Miss Ruth Raster, Miss Erms
Zutavern, Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss
Isabelle Mills. Miss Marguerite Kiene
Miss Frances Perry, Miss Helen Craw
! ford, Miss katharine Harrison, Mis-
Clara Workman, Miss Marjorie Hyers
Miss Mary Slade. Miss Frances Saw
yer, Miss Isla Wilhelmi.T Miss 9Carolyi
McNutt, Mr.. Wayne Van Horn. Mr.
|. Kenneth Kline. Mr.. Ralph Myers. MI
Russell Sweiler, Mr.. Lewis Smith
i, Mr. Frank Fable, Mr.. Herman Ewers
; Mr.. Joe Williams, Mr.. William Stein
Mr.. Merrill Ream, Mr.. Edwin Tucker
Mr.. Clifford Olander, Mr.. Ned Brown
Mr.. Angelus Burch, Mr.. Edwin Marti
Mr.. Glen Gray, Mr.. Howard Cox. MI
John Ripley, Mr.. Adolph Winters. MI
, Percy Beggs, Mr.. Albert Ferguson. MI
! James Perry, Mr.. Harry Hathaway, MI
/ Warren HUMPHREYS, Mr.. Herber
) Hymn, Mr.. Forrest Rice, Mr.. Burgess
: Van Vechten, Mr.. John Maynard, MI
Earl Griffith, Professor Willoughb
Boughton, Mr.. William WhitcOmb, MI
: Dwight Ream, Mr.. Richard WhitcOmt
Mr.. John Raster, Mr.. George Myers
Mr.. Joseph Haynes, Mr.. Ray Wolf. MI
Don Welty, Mr.. David Neiswanger, MI
Ed Seeley. Mr.. Wayne Cook, Mr. Mix
Lewis. Mr.. John Boyle, Mr.. Ware
Crumbine. Mr.. William Griffin, MI
Charles Kessler. Mr.. Leonard kim
Mr.. Glen Conkling. Mr.. Fred Beerohr
Mr.. Harry Champany, Mr.. Rober
!, Ward. Mr.. Earl Trobert, Mr.. Edwi
Olander, Mr.. Don Heat. Mr.. Kennel
Lewis and Mr. Jackson Brown.
, After all a woman's love of beaut.
: as much as her liking for sociabilit.
: keeps her interested in going to tea
She desires to gaze at the lovely gown
Especially if her own is being dull
. looked over), and she revels in tn
sight of the flowers and the prett
wall paper. Now a series of partie
s which end tonight have been given
partly because there are many beaut
!: full articles to be looked at, inspecte
! and even handled. These parties al
! studio teas given by Mrs. Oscar Pei
E kins and Miss Marie Witwer, at Mr.
Perkins home, 117S Fillmore stree
Both men and women were invited fe
the evening affairs last night and t6
e night. Men sometimes go to partie
: because their wives want them t.
= but If they have any reluctance to 6
= to studio parties, there are many CON
4 pensations. For one thing, thei
e womenfolk can point out to them jul:
\ what they want for Christmas. an
= save them any more puzzling on thu
4 subject, and besides the ceramic di:
play, there is attached to the house
t hold a fine young bulldog that Ougf
= to interest any man.
h These who called Friday afternoo
numbered more than a hundre
women. They were received by Mr.
assistance Of Mrs. Wallace Crutche
Mrs. Holmes Meade, Mrs. c. C. Wi
wer, Mrs. Maurice Schlegel. Mrs. T.
Stevens. Mrs. Marie Price Wear, Mr.
MRS DeWitte c. Nellis, Mrs. A.
: Van Hook. Mrs. D. G. Kline, Mrs.
w. Coppedge, Mrs. Harry Gavitt. Mr.
Frank Merrick, Mrs. r. S. Brigham
Mrs. Carrie Stewart, Miss Katherir
Lux, Miss Gertrude Anderson. Mi
Helen Brigham, Miss Dorothy Parl
hurst, Miss Gussie Fuller and Mi
Nanon Herren.
Mrs. C. ]. Cooper and Mrs. Lou
Greenwood sat at the dining table an
poured coffee and chocolate. In tt
center of the dining table was a ba.
ket of roses and stevia, tied with ril
bon.
The ceramic exhibit was held in II
studio on the second floor. The hou.
is an alluring bungalow Of brow
shingles and white trimmings. and II
studio, which occupies nearly all
the second floor is the sort of roo