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

AdCC oOAlCu1AA6 the AllllG uCCAs AS
overblouse of velvet is attached directly
to the skirt, which is also of black vel
vet with pleated tunic of the plaid taf-
feta. Cuffs and neck are decorated
with brass buttons. So
Mr.. J. p. Davis, assisted by his
daughters, Mrs. c.. G. Colburn and
ty Wednesday evening. The color used
in the decorations was yellow. The
centerpfece on the table was q basket
Of yellow spring flowers tied with yell
low tulle, and the prevailing color
was carried out in the candles and the
menu. Covers were laid for sixteen.
The Ceramic Art club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. J. B. Doncy-
son.
Mrs. ]. Nelson entertained at a
thimble party this afternoon at her
home, 322 Polk street. in compliment
to Mrs. G. w. Coffin of Council
Grove. Mrs. Coffin came to Topeka
to remain during the legislative ses-
sentative from Norris county. They
are living at $40, Harrison street.
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The next concert of the series that
is being given this winter by the music
department of the Topeka Federation
of Women will be held February 10 in
the auditorium. The program will be
furnished by Miss Helen Hogeboom,
and she will be assisted by a trio, the
members of which are Miss Hazel
Wing, pianist, Miss Phoebe Gaylord,
'cellist. and Miss Helen Phipps, violin
list. The concert Is free to the public.
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Mrs. H. b. HOgeboom gave Thin
BILE party this afternoon at her home
in West Sixth avenue, in honor Of Mrs.
nf Ly0n
who is visiting her. The company in
Guided: Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Bert
Green, Mrs. w. E. Davis, Mrs. Clar-
ence Wetherton, Mrs. Lewis Bergman,
Mrs. G. B. Crisweil. Mrs. Chas. SEES
sions. Mrs. John Green, Mrs. Charles
Bailey. Mrs. N. ]. Petro and her sister,
Mrs. George Hoag Of Salt Lake City,
Utah, Mrs. Morris Schlegel, Mrs. Geo.
Stansfield. Mrs. Albert Purdy. Mrs. w.
s. Habig. of Indianapolis. Ind. Miss
Anna Pulley, Miss Nell Wetherton Of
Denver, and Miss Louise Tauer.
.
The women of the Unitarian church
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Frank Foster. 21s The Drive. Potwin
Place.
The ]. u. G. Embroidery club had
an all-day meeting today at the home
Of Mrs. A. F. Terrence, in Lincoln
street. Those who attended were:
Mrs. ID. w. Studdard. Mrs. w. Jacobs,
Mrs. r. L. Massey. Mrs George Stadel,
Mrs. Fowler. Mrs. Baker, Mrs II. l.
Wylie, Mrs. Geo. w. Rake, jr.. Mrs
r. K. Ball, Mrs. E. b. Wylie and Miss
Pearl Boam. The hostess was assist
/ ed by Mrs. Wylie. Mrs. Rake and Miss
Boam.
Mrs. II. o. Wylie gave bridge
luncheon Wednesday. Her guests
| were Mrs. French. Mrs. VIM. Metzdorf,
Mrs. F. A. Rankin, Mrs. Roy Hoover,
Mrs. A. F Terrence. Mrs. Manis, Mrs.
Davis. The favors were corsage
bouquets of lavender sweet peas.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Wallace Esten Of Shawnee.
Okla, will arrive the first Of Feb
ruary for visit to Mrs. W. c.. Nc
DonouKh. Mrs. Estell. before her
marriage, was Miss Katherine SlaEle
| Of Clay Center, and she has a num-
Der of friends in Topeka She and
Mrs McDonough were schOolmates al
| Hardin college.
| Virginia Mills. the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Mills. has recovered
from an attack Of dfphtheria.
Mrs. Jack Redden OF Regina, Can
ada, expects to leave the last of this
week for her home. She has been