The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-01

Bea1 and Miss Mary Wilson OF Valeu-
cha. Mrs. J. H. Lee Of Harveyville. Mrs.
Of Maple Hill
Friends Of the w. L. Bates family
are receiving interesting accounts OF
their trips In the northwest. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bates left here in June. going 20
Seattle where three Of their sons live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bates and Mr.. Albert
Bates occupy cottage overlooking the
sound. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bates
, live at Bremerton. fifteen miles away.
family purchased fine 38-foot boat.
with modern equipment and ample NV
Ing quarters for six people. ana they
are spending the time cruising the
sound. Mr.. VIII Bates will join the
family this week. leaving for Seattle
i today.
Miss Edith Council Is visiting Miss
Rachel Kincade. of Kansas City. and
Friday evening she was one OF the
Sigma Chi fraternity men who are IN
| Kansas City. Miss Connelrs brother,
Mr.. Joseph .onnell, IL q member OF the
fraternity. having belonged to the Kan
sas University chapter. and later to the
chapter at the Wisconsin University.
| Callot, one of the Paris designers.
| has found favor with the ruffled skirt
The long tunics that were SO popular
when they were first introduced. nave
become much less popular. since SO
many ready-to-wear garments have
been made with 1t. at a price OF ten
dollars. The thing was overdone ana
SO it has become necessary Tor those
who would be known az quality to
have a style that has not yet reached
the hoi polloi The flounces are made
OF lace or net and are set on straight.
without dip at front or back. and these
skirts are combined with what Is known
as Jumper jerseys OF satin that come
well below the waist line, have wide
armholes and fasten down the Dack
with ornamental buttons.
The first model was put out In Feb
ruary. and at the last big party given
! in Topeka, a skirt such as IL described
as Collects early design. was worn by a
woman whose dresses are always up to
the minute. The three or four flounces
fle edged with a band Of taffeta.
mounted over charmeuse satin. The
long effect for the bodice was given
by the modish wide girdle.
Mrs. George H. Griggs. Of 1927 Har-
rison street, will leave next wednesday
for Seattle, Washington. and will sail
! from that city on the Ava Maru.
large Japanese boat, for the Orient.
She will arrive in Shanghai September
s. after stopping at Yokohama and 9TH
| er coast cities Of China and Japan en-
route. She will then go to Marking,
and will visit her daughter, Mrs. Dadis-
man and her family several months.
Mrs. Dadisman, before her marriage,
was Miss Elizabeth Griggs. and tmme-
diately after her marriage she went
with her husband to China. where he
has a position as foreign secretary of
the Y. NJ. C. A. for the Yanste Valley.
From China Mrs. Griggs will go to
Egypt, going by way OF the Indian
Ocean, the Red Sea and the Suez canal.
and there she will visit another daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harry Eugene Philips. for
merly Miss Daisy Griggs. On her re-
turn from the Far East. she will ira
Verse Europe. spending some time In
France and England, and making the
home voyage across the Atlantic. She
expects to be gone q year ana han
or two years.
Miss Matilda Wuike entertained at
thimbles today at her home on Topeka
avenue for the following girls: Miss
Hazel Hypes. Miss Fern Mold. MISS
Frances Morrow. Miss Marguerite
lGohlke, Miss Lola Morrison, Miss Ruby
lHoatson, Miss Icel1e Wright, Miss Doris
Wright, Miss Bulah Pulley. Miss Emma
Crabb, Miss Janet Fink, Miss Ruth
Carver, Miss Ruth Order, Miss Ruth
Whiteker, Miss Bertha Wulke.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Howard are en-
l PERTAINING their friends at Roseacres
their country place west of the city. al
i a series of picnics. lawn games, boat
ing and swimming parties. Among
their guests Monday evening were
Miss Bernice Jones. Of Trenton. Mo.
Miss verna Burdette. Miss Marie Ohm
stead. Miss Sadie Neal, Miss Verne
Stalker, Miss Doris Burdette. Miss ElleI
| AndersOs1, Miss Anna Neal.
The party Tuesday evening included
Miss Mary Ward, Miss Doris Stark
Miss Grace Scrinopskc. Miss Rose Bak
er. Miss Marie Peters, Miss Louis
Ward, Miss Edith Stark, Miss Florence
Gartner, Miss Sicily Allison. Miss Sadf
Neal.
The Boy Scout troop No. 3 of tn
Westminster church were entertaine'
Friday evening. Those present were
Allen Neeley, Taurus Magill. BALI
Stark, A. A. Graham. Scout Master
Robert Bell. Paul Sweeney. Donal'
Bush. Albert Rider, Ray White. Henri.
White, Harold Smiley. Chas. Nonkin
Wiimot Stevens, Hubert Howard, Ger
hard Schillirg, Ernest Mcknight, HI. B
Howard.
Mrs. A. ]. Kistler. of 1929 North Jack
son street. announces the engagement
Of her daughter, Edna Martha, to MI
| + TduClS N0AVlOn AvA1s tAAC c1AA " ~
and Mrs. James Lynn. of Topeka tn
wedding will take place the latter par
| of August.
= .
Mrs Samuel Friedberg gave
lawn party at her home, 314 Fillmor
street, Friday night for her son, Mau
rice, who has just finished with tn
class of advanced students in tn
grades who Rave been taking q sum
mer course at Harrison school Mau
rice Friedberg is said to be tn
youngest pupil graduated from tn
grades and will enter the high schoc
at the age of twelve.
/, The lawn was lighted for the part
by Japanese lanterns, and the servin
, WAS done nder the trees. The guests