The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-24

between the strikers and the exclu-
sive dressmaking houses of New 1ork.
Pickets from the ranks of the strikers
were posted in front of some of the
Fifth Avenue shops and spoke to the
fashionable customers as they
emerged from their imousines, asking
them to withhold their orders.
The strike will make very conven-
lent alibi for the smart fall suit, Tor
those who are economizing-
Mrs ARA Clark will entertain
friends Tuesday afternoon of next
Miss Sadie Nicholson of Rockford IL
who is spending few weeks in To-
peka with the Clark family
A Young matron has in her family,
a husband, two young children and a
dog The husband has some rights
that the household is bound to re-
spect; the children mind their moth-
er's behests without a sign of hesita-
ton and the whole family obeys the
dog. MY children have to do a. | say,
absolutely the woman says; but this
collie is just like a grandch1ldt-he
does exactly as he pleases.'
4. 4. i
Miss Mabel Gallagher entertained
her embroidery club Thursday after
noon. Guests of the club were: Mrs.
Mrs Charles Dietrich, Mrs. Lester
Carter, Mrs. Seymour Levy, Mrs. Tom
Kitching. and Mrs. A. \. scard.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Dallas. of San
Antonio, Texas, will return home the
first of next week, after a visit of two
weeks to Mrs. Dallas's mother, Mrs
Anna Wilson.
Mr.. Adrian Parr has gone to Law
renee to enter the sophomore class at
the State university.
Mrs HarriclS is i'll 1t her nome, lU3
Topeka avenue.
Mrs A NJ Petro will return Mon
day from three months trip to Cali
fornia.
Mrs Katherine Hand returned to-
day from Manhattan, where she has
been directing the arrangements for
an historical pageant.
Miss Florence Bowman left today
for Chicago, where she will study art
this winter.
Mrs George Grice, who spent the
summer in Conada, will return home
next week. She is now in Buffalo, n.
Y, visiting her brother, Mr.. George
Gillies.
Mrs. Lucille Mulvane Nicholson
and her daughter, Harriet Lucille,
have returned from Chicago where
they spent a part of the summer.
Miss Priscilla Newcomer, of Albu-
querque, n. M, is in Topeka to spend
the winter with DR.. and Mrs. j. P.
Raster. She has entered the senior
Dr. 10y Harris of Emporia is a
guest of DIR. and Mrs c. B. Reed dur
ing the golf tournament at the Coun-
try club.
MI. and Mrs John Abrahams have
left for Maryland, to visit Mr..
Abrahams'S old home.
Mrs. Grove Dolman, of Ray, Ariz.,
who is spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard,
is now visiting Mrs. Fredo Barteldes.
of Lawrence. Miss Katherine Dolman
visited her sister, Mrs. Barteldes
Thursday.
Mr.. Charles Mitchell has returned
from a short trip to Newton and
Hutchinson. He visited the Hutchin-
son fair.
Capt. A B. Deutsch returned today
from a business trip to Carthage, Mo.
Charles Barnes, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Barnes, is recovering from
an illness with pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fullerton and
their children, who have been visiting
Mrs. Fulletron's sister, Mrs. Green, of
MI and Mrs. w. G. Snyser return
ed Thursday from trip east. They
| left last June for Ocean Grove, N. J.,
and later in the summer they visited
New York, Washington and Hanover
Pa, which was Mrs. Smyser's early
home.
Mrs Carl Elmer. of New York, for
mer1y Miss Dorothy Barber, of To
peka, is i'll with appendicitis in a New
! York hospital. She is recovering.
! Mrs. r. B. Nelson and her daughter
| Margaret, left today for a month s
visit to Buffalo, N. Y, and Erie, Pa.
| Miss Mollie Hunter will have charge
of a food sale for the Good Govern