The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-19

johnson, Mr. and Mrs D. A tliS-
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Scully, Mrs Har-
ger, Miss Patterson and Mr.. eleven
ger.
The fashion for sweaters this sea-
son continues good, probably because
the weather is cool so much of the
time. Wraps are especially necessary
for motoring, and are often comfort
able for morning shopping So hand-
some are the sweaters this season
that it is almost profanity to call them
sweaters. They should be known as
perspirers $50 much more elegant
doncher know?) Some of the silk
ones are extremely attractive, but
hardly so pretty as some we have
seen that are made by the hands of
the fair wearers of the garment ~
particularly dainty one was knit by
Miss Mildred Bowman. 1t is pink
wool and the collars and cuffs are of
white Angora. She had to send to
New York for the trimming, but 1t is
finished now and is very pretty Gre
alton. The girls at Wellesley this
year. where she was a student. in
dulged to the utmost in the fashion
for making sweaters, and all the girls
who were at all interested in fancy
work undertook the task of knitting
light wraps.
Mrs. w. E. Section was hostess at
two dinner parties the latter part OF
last week. At the first of the par
l.
Mrs. Fred Voiland. Mrs. W. n. Van
ness and Mrs. Warwick. She also
gave a dinner for the Camp Girls, who
are: Marjorie Cole, Jane Emmertz,
Edna Kincaid, Callie kincaid, Hazel
Kincaid. Ruth Baird, Ethel Hanna and
Mamie Pence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ehlers Of Kan
SaS City, are giving a house party for
their daughter, Miss Marjorie Ehlers.
HI -ieig rod faN
weeks ago. at the home of Mrs. T. J.
Myers. The guests from Topeka who
are attending the party are: Miss
Pauline McNey, Mr.. Victor Blakely
and John Dean.
The members of the a. L. O. s.
of the June, is class of the High
school, had picnic supper AT cage
park, with the following members
present: Miss Norabel Tevis, Miss Lii
liam Nester. Miss Edith Switzer. Miss
Lucille Rosen, Miss Sarah Bolles, Miss
Julia Skinner, Miss Oneita Boyle, Miss
Beulah Hall, Miss Ruth Scott. Miss
Dorothy Switzer, Miss Ruth Tomlir
son, Miss Francis Cav. Miss Clarice
Zirkle, Miss Ruby Long, Miss Eliza
beth Lacey, Miss Edith Shield, Miss
Dorothy Nichols, Miss Helen Faris.
Miss Dorothy Foster, Miss Grace Pat
tin, Miss Frances Ward, Miss Edith
Roller, Miss Gladys Harper, Miss
Florence Grice, Miss Janet Written,
Miss Irene Parsons, MISS JednelCa
Wilson, Miss Dorothy Crichton, Miss
Marie Olmstead, Miss Margaret Whit
temore, Miss Marion LerrigO, Miss
Ruth Larimer. Miss Irene Peak, Miss
Lois White, Miss Marguerite Scott,
Miss Ethel Joss, Miss Frances Jones,
Miss Iloa Stone, Miss Marguerite Ely,
Miss Myrtle Wedoff, Miss Christiana
Ward, Miss GeneVieve Mcmillan, Miss
Laura Neiswanger, Miss Theo. Cobb,
Miss May Roberts, Miss Pauline Stan
ley. Miss Helen Whitaker, Miss Elsie
SavilIe, Miss Marie Childs, Miss Nelnia
Mcdowell, Miss Hazel Thomas, Miss
Ethel Rice, Miss Edna Thompson,
Miss Marjorie Roby, Miss Edna Lang
don, Miss Eta Mcleod, Miss Esther
Macarthur, Miss Jane Alexander, Miss
Faustina Meade, Miss Sadie Neal, Miss
Cora Forquer, Miss Florence Fair,
Miss Alberta Skinner, Miss Leona
Hummer, Miss Esther Freeman, Miss
Beatrice Mcleod, Miss Ethel Work,
Miss Catherine Austin, Miss Helen
Eberhart, Miss Isabel Sweet, Miss
Eloise Sargent. Miss Edith Stark, Miss
Hazel Roller, Miss Mary Rockror,
Miss Agnes Carlson, Miss Hazel Bar
Der, Miss Ethel Chase. Miss Jessie
Keith Miss Mildred Joss, Miss ATar-h
Shaler, Miss Bessie Cuddy, Miss
Gladys Neil, Miss Mayme, Mitchell,
Miss Leah Mcintyre. Miss Elsie Cuth
bert, Miss Gertrude Burning, Miss
Helen Wright