The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-14

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Gault, Mrs Charles Wolff. Mrs. J. C.
Mohler, Mrs. A. j. Cole, Mrs. Dana
Davis, Mrs. E. A. Thrill, Mrs
2. l.. Cropper, Miss Helen louise
BOnebrake, Miss Hazel Risteen, and
number of others.
Miss Curtis challenged Miss Crosby
j. 4. j.
Miss Marie Jacobs of Cincinnati, o.,
who visited her aunt, Mrs. katheryil
Crawford. and Mrs. Frank Squires,
has left with her cousin, Miss Helen
Crawford, for the west. Miss Craw-
ford will visit her brother in Los An
geles, about a month, before she en-
tiers the California university at
Berkeley, and Miss Jacobs will go on
to Portland, Ore, and will stop in To-
peka on her return to her home in
Cincinnati.
A picnic party to the Colvin sum
mer home north of town Tuesday
night, was made up of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Colvin, Miss Helen Louise
Burgess Van Vechten and Mr.. Charles
Hobart.
Miss Reita Updegraff was hostess
at a meeting of her bridge club this
afternoon.
The fashions in summer wraps this
year are numerous and expensive
Until the last few days wraps have
been needed on account of the IN
wonted GOODNESS of the season, but. of
course, they will be designed, sold and
worn whether they are needed or not.
Early in the spring the chinchilla coat
was everything a woman needed to
give her happiness and supreme peace.
Then, after a while, the chinchilia
coat paled, and she had to have
palm beach cloak for motor wear;
then the silk sweater became the cry
ing necessity. Now, silk sweaters are
not so high priced as they We're, and
so are becoming more frequently
seen-hence less to be desired by the
exclusive. The golfine jacket came
next.
| Now a still newer wrap is finding
favor in the east and will be worn
here presently. 'Tis a smock: n
smock? And what may that be: 1t is
| a long, loose sport coat that takes its
name from the shocking that deco
rates the front and gives the needed
fullness to the garment. Up to this
noon they are the last word in sum-
| mer coats.
Mrs Paul Walker has invited cew
guests to luncheon Thursday at the
Country club for her sister, Mrs. L. L.
Terhune' of Denver: Colo
Members of party of Topeka peo-
pie who left the first of the week
for motor trip to California, are:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Willis Gleed, Mr.. and
GIeed, Mrs. Roy Thompson and her
baby, and MI. Clay Hamilton
The active chapter of the Beta So
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Gladys
| Guild.
/ Mrs Fanny Howe today received
box of particularly beautiful gladiolas,
which closely resemble orchids They
came from her sister, DR.. Eva Hard
| ing, of Topeka, who is one of the best
| known flower raisers in the state. The
| gladiolas are all hybrids and show
| that they come from the finest cult
waited stock. The gladiolas were
peka, who have a fine, but small,
! greenhouse. At this greenhouse,
| DIR. Harding writes her sister, the
sweet pea seed used is purchased ut a
cost of $500 an ounce and all other
flowers are in the same proportion
Atchison Champion
Miss Genevieve IddingS entertained
at the home of her aunt. Mrs. s. A.
Swendson, 100 Lane street, Tuesday
afternoon, in honor of Miss Opal Al
spach of Browning, Mo-. who is visit
ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. c.
E. Hulett. Those present were: Miss
Alspach, Mrs. Max McSpadden, Miss
Olive Constant of Lawrence, Miss Ed
it'll Sheldon, Miss Icell Wright Miss
Hazel Rucker Miss Beulah Hall, Miss
Iddings, Miss Frances Allison of Her
ington, Miss Hoover of Salina, Miss
Laura Pratt, Miss Marguerite Lock
name, Miss Anna Crane, Miss Viola
Barrie, Miss Margaret Wolfe.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
| Miss Rebecca Welty will go to Abb
lene the last of the week to visit her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
! Rice.
Miss Edith Hilles of Wilmington.
Del, has been visiting her uncle, Mr.
o. P. Updegraff and his family. She
| has left for a trip to California.
Lieutenant Charles Herrick has left
/ for his home in Oklahoma, after
visit to Lieutenant Charles Ryder.
Mrs: H. H. Welty and her daugh-
ters, Virginia and Helen. will go to
Excelsior Springs Saturday to join
Mrs. Welty in vacation outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Freshman
and their children. who have been
spending few weeks at the LONE of
| Mrs. Fleishman's mother, Mrs. c. G.
| Foster, in Harrison street, have re
turned to their own home, 1915 Clay
street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Albrecht Marburg will
| leave Saturday for New York to join
their daughter. Mrs. Hubert Yerkes,
and her family at a summer cottage
at Rye.
Mr. Houghton Albaugh and Mr.. Earl
Rankin were in Lawrence Monday for
/ the Pi Phi dance at the home of Miss
| Ruth PEARS, Monday evening.
| Mrs. Eilene Cochran of Shawnee,
| Okla, is visiting her sister, Mrs. R.
! Parks Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
life Tuesday for short trip to Olathe.
Mr.. Del Valentine went to Lawrence
early in the week on business He was
| accompa nied by Mr.. Ralph Valentine
/ of Kansas City.
Cut flowers at Hubbard's.--Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Parks Bennett
| have moved from 209 West Eleventh
street to 1915 Fillmore street.
Mrs. Sherman Elliot of Lawrence, is
spending a few days with friends in