The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-23

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% TOPEKA DAILY ST.
one who win find 1t possible to care for
some OF the visitors who come for the
Woman's Kansas Day club affairs are
asked to notify Mrs. r. E. Dewey. 81
Tyler street. Places near to the First
Presbyterian church. where the meet
ings win be held. are of course the most
desirable.
| Music at the First Presbyterian ser
vices Sunday will be: In the morning.
quartet. "As Pants the Heart by
Spencer. and soprano solo. Hear Ye.
| Israeli from the Elijah. In the even
ing the, quartet will be assisted by Mrs.
r. G. Bennett. who will sing 1.-THE
Cross" by Ware. The quartet will sing
God Be Merciful.'' by Jadassohn and
"Hark. Hark. My Soul" by Shelley.
The vesnucc,an club will meet with
Mrs. Albert Neese. S25 Buchanan
o'clock in the afternoon. A Kansas
Day program win ss given.
The Research club entertained its
members and guests Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. C. J. Weld, 1903
Kansas avenue. A Kansas Day pro-
gram was given, consisting of q three
| bers. The play, THE Messenger of
the Violets," was written by Mrs. L. H.
Edmiston and Mrs. H. Robertson, and
was played by the hostesses for the
tertainment were: A solo dance. The
Dance of the Moonbird, by Mrs. L. H.
Edmiston; piano solo, Miss Edith Ca
briel; paper by Mrs. B. F. Shumate;
reading, Old Mother Goose, Miss
Thelma Huston. After the program
luncheon was served.
Guests of the club were: Mrs. w.
G. Tulloss of Rantoul. Kan, the wife
Woodworth. Mrs. E. C. Edmiston of
Roseberg. oregon; Miss Humphrey OF
West Virginia; Mrs. Gramer of Ross.
vile; Miss Clark of Atkinson, Neb.;
Miss Edith Gabriel and Mrs. L. H.
Miss Edith Kraus entertained the
H. B. E. club Friday afternoon. The
members present were: Miss Maurine
Blair. Miss Mabel Dillon, Miss Clara
Pearl Corbin, Miss Lillian Swanson,
Miss Lena Corbin. Miss Cecil Lowe.
The guests were Miss Thelma Weaver
and Miss Lottie Dillon. The next
| ruary at the home of Miss Lowe, 500
Tyler street.
The annual meeting of the N. N. S.
club will be held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. s. M. Brewster, 11O1
Western avenue.
| Margaret Mason, who writes on fash
ions, has paragraph on petticoat
styles.
| Whether an underskirt cast out by
fashion becomes an OutcaSt or an out
skirt is beside the question. The real
point in the lingerie forecast for 1915 is
| that that article of wearing apparel,
more noticeable by its absence than
anything else the last season or two.
has now returned in all the fullness of
its pristine glory and also all the full
ness of circular cut. Naturally with
the full flaring and pleated outside
skirt of the mode the underskirt can no
longer be denied. Hence the circular
petticoat of 1915 now makes its bow
before fair femininity. Snug and tight
fitting about the hips it breaks into
frothy ripples of lace around its circular
finish cascades of chiffon flounceS,
shimmering pleated silk and satin ruff
files, coquettish lovers knots Of rib
bon, garlands, wreaths and nosegays of
tiny ribbon flowers add to it's charms.
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! A cordial invitation is given to the
wives of legislators and Of state Off
GERS to attend the joint meeting of the
music clubs of Topeka when they will
give a recital Wednesday afternoon of
next week at the First Methodist
church. Also all Topeka people who are
interested in the work of the clubs or
interested in music in a general way,
are invited to attend.
| The hOSteSses for the ATTIC rnOOn are
not issuing any formal invitations. nor
personally asking their special friends.
as they are making it an occasion when
all wish who to hear the program may
do so.
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The girls of the Sigma Alpha Iota
sol ority had a spread this afternoon
for the pledges and some of the new
girls at Washburn college at the home
of Miss Helen Coe in Potwin place.
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4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sessions will
entertain their card club Monday even
ing. Members Of the club are: Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
; H. L. Peppmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Wetherton, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Purdy. Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Hill, MI.
and Mrs. T. T. Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. C. Blanchard and Mr.. and Mrs. Ses-
sions.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kiene gave din
ner party Friday night. Covers were
placed for Mr.. and Mrs. John Switzer,
Mr.. and Ms. Otis Hungate, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. John
+. Chaney' Judge and MIS-. J. >. west,
Mrs. James Humphrey and Miss Louie
Humphrey Of Fort Scott. Miss Mar
guerite Kiene and Mr.. and Mrs. Kiene.
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! Miss Anna Parham entertained the
c. o. D. girls of the junior class of the
high school this afternoon.
The pupils OF Miss Annie M. Parry
Bundy gave a recital Friday afternoon
assisted by Mrs. Lillian Parker, SO.
prano. The program was as follows
| BY Pulling Waters Yinceu