The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-02

and red predominating. This same
embroidery serves as a girdle, which
is merely a wide loose band hanging
well out from the figure, from which
depends a tunic of the crepe in cop
per color. The sleeves and blouse are
of copper-colored chiffon, the jacket
of brown velvet.
- The students at one of the chapter
houses out on College Hill have
scheme for saving laundry money.
pack up their dirty clothes in a suit
case and = re them to the homes of
their KIM ! to be put in with the
family Wa ing. Others, less fortu-
nate, make their linen into a bundle
and send it home by parcel post. Thus
is the fund for jitneys, fudge and par
ty clothes conserved.
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The Minerva club held its annual
business meeting Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs E. G. Foster The
officers elected for the coming year
are: Mrs. Carey J. Wilson, president;
Miss Edna Haywood, vice president;
Mrs E. G. Foster, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. H. l.. Peppmeyer, secre-
tary; Mrs. c. D. Wellman, assistant
secretary, and Mrs. Morton A1baugh,
treasurer.
Mrs. June Chapman entertained a
dozen friends Monday evening, COM
plimentary to Senator and Mrs. W. P.
J. !. i.
Mrs. c. E. Sutherland will entertain
guests at thimb1es Thursday afternoon
at her home, 1411 Harrison street.
y Miss Polly Movers entertained her
sewing club this afternoon. Mrs. Geo.
McDermott was invited as a guest to
meet the members of the club. Mrs.
McDermott, before her marriage, was
Miss Katherine Stewart, of Wichita,
popular society girl of that city, and
formerly a student in Washburn col
lege, and a member of the Beta soro-
rity.
Mrs. S. H. Abbott announces the en-
Mr.. c. E. Dunbar, of Chicago; the
wedding to take = place :. this spring
The Pleasant Hour club had a meet
ing with Mrs. F. H. Watts. Miss
Mabel Adams, Mrs. J. w. Davis and
Mrs. D. w. Brown were guests of the
club. Miss Adams made an address on
her work as secretary of the Conf
which is to prevent the overlapping of
charity work. The club voted to CO.
operate with Miss Adams At Christ
mas time the Pleasant Hour club gave
assistance to a family that was be-
ing helped by 6 other organizations
The club hopes, by working with Miss
Adams, to prevent repetition OF the
same mistake.
Mrs. H. E. Van Dorp entertained
the Informal Bridge club Monday af-
ternoon. Guests of the club were Mrs.
j. Harry French, Mrs. Ben Diment
and Mrs. j. E. Mannis-
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The westlawn Bridge club will meet
Thursday with Mrs. W. c. kelser, 1412
West Eighth avenue.
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The meeting of the Shawnee County
Political Science club Friday after
noon will be of special interest at this
time, as it will deal with problems of
city government. The next two meet
ings of the club will be devoted to
that subject. The meeting for Friday
will be called at $3.50 o'clock and will
convene in the assemb room of the
National hotel.
Mr. A A. Graham will speak on
the Council Form of City Govern
ment," and Mr.. A. A. GODDARD will talk
on the Commission Form" The les
son from the Voters Manual will be
on the subject of municipal govern
ment. and the discussion will be on
the same line.
The meeting is open to visitors, both
men and women, and those interested
in the subject presented have an in
vitation to attend.
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The marriage of Miss Suzanne
Rupin and Mr. Charles Havercott of
Berryton was solemnized Sunday af-
ternoon by the Rev. Mr. P. d. Mueller
at the home of the brides mother, 312
Van Buren, street.
The wedding was a quiet one,