The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-09

who is a graduate of the law school
OF the University of Missouri, and
fraternity friend of Mr.. Stapel The
ushers will be Mr.. Ralph Turner of
Tulsa, Okla, Mr.. Hardin Degeinger of
Columbia, Mo, and Mr.. William
Dunckel of Columbia
Miss PenweI will give a dinner
party rhursd: = evening e :. for L. guests
Mrs. F. J. Partridge will entertain
La Fni+o Bridge club next Friday af-
ternoon. at her home in Tenth and
Lane streets.
The Washburn Faculty club will be
entertained Saturday night by Prof.
and Mrs. E. D. Schonberger. Prof.
Schonberger will have charge of the
program and !. will = read a play
Next to a hand painted face comes
the hand painted hat. They come high
too, my dears, but you simply must
have one Garlands of vari-colored
flowers are painted on the silk or chif-
fon covered upper brims of those cute
little low crowned sailor shapes. Like
wise painted in nosegays that would
omnipresent ribbon bands that tie
around the new spring hats with
dinkey bows and drippey ends behind.
Transparent hats with wide floppy
in again and these also when the brir1
are of plain ungathered chiffon spurn
not q hand painted rose or two N
their gossamer surfaces.
There's heaps of dot and dash about
most of the new spring silks. Those
that haven't had check put on them
will have us all quite dotty if we don't
watch out for polka dots from the pin
point variety up to the dimensions of
a twenty-five cent piece, as thick
as peas. These good old reliable COM
blnations of white dot on a black or
navy blue ground and vice versa, are
much in evidence. Like the complete
check outfit to go with these dotted
frocks there are also shown forsooth
stockings, hats. parasols and banker
chiefs as dottx as they make EN-
Mrs. B. F. Akers entertained her
Duplicate Whist club this afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis will play for
Mrs. George NJ. Crawford.
The next meeting of the club will
be with Mrs & Crawford !. !.
Mrs. J. NJ. Leeper will give a must
Gale Friday night at her home, Sol
Clay street, for her daughter, Mrs.
Lowell HoatsOn, of Pittsburg, Kan.
was Miss Mildred Leeper. who was
well known in local musical circles
and whose singing brought her before
Topeka audiences from time to time.
She is to furnish the program for the
musicale, and her friends will be
much interested in hearing her sins
again. She has asked the assistance
of Miss Gladys Cav, violinist; Miss
Phoebe Gaylord, 'cellist, and Miss
Helen Coe, pianist.
The Social Service club had a meet
ing Monday afternoon with Miss
Helen Estey, and elected the following
officers: Mrs Albert Searle, spresi-
dent: Miss Clyde Bonebrake, first vice
president; Miss Grace Koontz, second
.ice president; Miss Myrtle Howard,
secretary; Miss Glen Deaver, treasur-
err Miss Freds Bets! t recorder ::
The Pi Sigma girls will give dane
ing party Friday night at the home of
Miss Florence Davis, in Western ave-
nue..
Miss Florence Dice entertained the
alumnae Kappa Kappa Gamma MEM
bers at an informal afternoon. The
guests were Mrs. Charles Gleed, Mrs.
Otis Allen, Mrs. Thomas Keeshan,
Mrs. r: L. Richards, Dean Edith
Helen Spielman.
The women you are trying to get on
the phone, and can't, are all at sew
ing school. Undoubtedly after Easter
when the spring parties come in
social season prior to the summer
exodus, there will be on display a fine
array of imported" gowns (made in
Topeka sewing schools). 1t must be
admitted that these gowns will not
come amiss; for one cannot help no
ticing that a good many costumes that
have been worn all season are becom-
ing shabby and frayed. 1t is high
time the quiet season has came" to
run some of the has-beeps into the
ragbag. And not wishing to be crit
zeal, one might suggest that some of
the slippers in pastel shades might be
dyed black unless there is some way
of cleaning them.
Miss Beatrice Burge and Miss Flora
Vesper will entertain the All Star club
Wednesday at Miss Vesper's home,
1909 Tyler street.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Sheffield Ingalls, of Atchison,
who was asked to receive today with
Mrs. Francis Price of Ashland and
Mrs. Jouett Shouse of Kinsley, who
are giving party this afternoon, is
convalescing from an illness and was
unable to come to Topeka.
Miss Lucy Hawke of Battle Creek,
Mich, arrived today to visit her cou-
sin, Mrs. Tom Lillard.
Mrs. J. w. Bergman of Ashland,
Kan, is the guest of Senator and Mrs.
Francis Price at the .Wintrode this
week.
Mrs. William Ehrsam of Enterprise
is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Mu1vane.
Miss Winifred Hartley is ill at her
home in Van Buren, street.
Mrs. Oscar Perkins has returned
from a short visit to friends in Hutch
inson.
Mrs. w. Y. Morgan, who has been
in Topeka since the early part Of
January. went to Hutchinson today.
Mrs. Frank Patrick of Kansas City
spent Sunday in Topeka with her
mother. Mrs. A. 3. Jetmore. She has
home, accompanied by her
little daughter, Miss Katherine Pat
rick who has been in Topeka with her
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