The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-21

until early In February. Wnen~ 6ne VIII
60. to Los Angeles. Cal. for an inde-
finite time.
Mrs. L. H. Mum will entertain her
bridge club next Tuesday and will ask
friends to play at guest table
Mrs Albert Charles Phillips II
Seattle, WASH, was the guest of hon.
or at a bridge party this afternoon. at
which Mrs. George Parkhurst and
Mrs. Robert Carver were shOstesses
The affair today is the sec0nd bridge
party at which Mrs. Parkhurst and
Mrs. Carver entertained this week.
Mrs Phillips is making visit to
he- parents, Judge and Mrs. DeWitte
c.. Nellis. Having a wide circle OF
friends with whom she was a favortte
in the days when she was Miss Anna
Marie Nellis and made her home In
Topeka, Mrs. Phillips has been enter
tanned at many social functions, for
NAL and informal, since her arrival
some weeks ago. She was gowned
for the party today in chiffon velvet
costume of apple green. combined
with cream lace.
The list of guests asked to the party
today included: Mrs. Phillips, Mrs.
H. A. Auerbach. Mrs. Arch Catlin,
Mrs. w. j. Curtis, Mrs. Jay Elmer
House, Mrs. Frank Scott Davis, Mrs.
Tom Frost, Mrs. KuFtz Kellam, Mrs.
Adrian Sherman of Kansas City, who
is visiting Ecr parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. M. Cornell; Mrs. tt eodore Snat-
finger Of Minneapolis. Mimi, who is
spending part OF the winter with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Jones;
Mrs. Ralph Skinner. Mrs. Merrill
Mills, Mrs. George Snyder, Mrs. Dana
Davis. Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mrs Har-
old Copeland Of Junction City, Mrs.
Jack Dillon, Mrs. Guilford Dudley,
nnno16Qnn Alfred
Frost. Mrs. lief Felix. Mrs. Fred Da-
Wis, Mrs. Chauncey Dewey of Manhat-
tan, Mrs. Phil Eastman, Mrs Charles
Kleinhans. IS. Fred Cole, Mrs.
George Allen. Mrs. Lee Redden Cor
don, Mrs. Hal Hazle.t, Mrs. Frank
Griggs. Mrs. Monte Kistler, Mrs. Mer-
rill Lindsay. Mrs. Tom Lillard. Mrs.
Chares Mitchell. Mrs. Roland Per-
kins, Mrs. Joe Morgan, Mrs. Albert T.
Reid, Mrs. j. c. Mohler. Mrs. Marco
Morrow Mrs. George Thompson. Mrs.
Clyde Miller, Mrs. Chester Woodward,
Mrs. w. w. Wikidal. Mrs. Roland
Medlicott, Mrs. Marie Price Wear,
Mrs. Don -ulvane. Mrs. Eugene Sal
lee. Mrs. Jens Bugge. Mrs. Dick AL
den. Miss Katherine Clough. Miss Nell
Clough. Miss Maragret Cornell. Miss
Lillian Foster, Miss Mary Harrison,
Quinton, Miss Ethelyn Harrison, Miss
Hazel Risteen. Miss Meta Robinson,
Miss Bess Campbell, Miss Eva Smith,
Miss Carolyn Thomas, Miss Reita Up
degraff.
Miss Meta Robinson will give box
party at the Grand theatre Friday
N. Parker comedy, "Disraeli.''
Another box party will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Mulvane.
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Mrs. Arthur Capper entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the first Of a
series of at home parties which she
will give during the session of the leg
tween the hours of three and six, were
asked to meet the out-of-town women
who are in the city during the legisla-
tive session.
The afternoon yesterday was entire
ly informal and the invitations were
general to all who wished to call and
welcome the visiting women. Mrs.
Capper asked the assistance of Mrs.
w. Y. Morgan Of Hutchinson, the wife
of the lieutenant governor, Mrs. Jouett
Shouse, Of Kinsley. whose husband is
in the senate, and Mrs. George Craw-
ford. Mrs. Morgan was not able to
attend the party, and Mrs. d. w. Null
vane assisted in her place.
Tea was served by Mrs. Crawford
from a table at the end Of the draw
ing room. which had pretty decora-
ton of shell pink sweet peas. Mrs.
Crawford wore a gown of white with
girdle and bodice trimming Of gold
brocaded chiffon. Mrs. Capper was
gowned in apple green taffeta. The
skirt was in three tiers of flounces,
and the girdle was of black velvet.
Mrs. Shouse wore a black satin gown,
with bodice of lace and tulle combined
bouquet of sunburst rosebuds and mar
cissus. Mrs. Mulvane wore black satin
with full overslfrt of black net,
edged with wide band of satin. Vel
vet in semi-1acket effect formed
part of the bodice, the front and
Mrs. Capper will be at home every
Wednesday during the meeting of the
legislature, except Wednesday, Jan. u.
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The College Alumnae association,
through it's president. Mrs. David
Page, has been asked to invite COM
pany of college girls to join the Wo-
mans Kansas Dav club and to sit on
tn. platform at the meeting with Mrs.
Frank Strong of Lawrence, who will
speak on the subject of Kansas of
Tomorrow The girls will wear their
college caps and gowns to distinguish
them as students.
Mrs. w. D. Atkinson will have with
her while she makes her address, some
members of the Kansas Council of
! Women. The council is an Organiza-
ton of presidents and past presidents
Of various women's organizations of
the state. Mrs. J. s. Simmons, Of
Hutchinson, who is the council presi-
| dent. will design badges to be worn
| by the members of the council.
l. A good many of the territorial wO-
men of Kansas will be grouped about
A Mrs. j. ]. ingalls, when she makes her
/ address on kansas of Yesterday
and the State Historical society will
Il provide each of the women a badge.
H A union meeting of the Music clubs
1 Of Topeka will be held Wednesday,
January 81, in the First Methodist
church at ---ree O'Clock in the after