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

drawing with wide brim and square
crown has made a concession to sum-
mer in its trimming of white Organdy
flowers. The petals are shirred on
fine wires and gathered to a black
velvet center.
Two of the young musicians of the
town, Miss Carolyn Lovewel and Miss
Helen Ruth Coe, will have a studio
of music this year in Hiawatha, Kan.
/ They will occupy the lecture room OF
the congregational church, of H1a-
watha, and will open their studio the
fifteenth of this month. Miss Lovewell
will teach voice and Miss Coe, piano.
Also they will have classes in har-
mOny, musical history and SOlfeSglO-
Miss Lovewell is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Lovewen, of To-
peka, and a sister of Miss Marguerite
Loveweu, who is studying and sing
ing in New York. She gave a graduate
recital early this summer, after study
ing some years with Madame Lunde
Souther, of Washburn college.
Miss Coe is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. o. Coe, of Potwin Place. She
was also a student in the fine arts de-
partment of Washburn college, and
gave her graduate recital under Dean
Horace Whitehouse, who is at the
head of the fine arts department.
Both the young women are mem
bers of the Sigma Alpha Iota musical
sorority.
The Kappa Kappa Chi girls OF
Washburn have finished the furnish
ing and decorating of their sorority
house at 1904 College avenue. This is
the first year the Kappa CHS have had
their own sorority home. Mrs. L. H.
Van Laer will be the house mother,
and the girls who will occupy the
building during the school year are:
Miss Myrtle Kessler of Overlook
Miss Antoinette Dean of Lebanon.
Miss Hazel Jones and Miss Narrah
Jones of Wakeeney, Miss Margaret
Webb of Pittsburg, Pa, Miss Lucille
Chandler of Hoxie, Miss Helen Watts
of Alma and Miss Gertrude Wood
ward of Osborne.
The following girls attended a skat
given by the A. R. o. s.: Miss Hazel
Thomas, Miss Claire Knox, Miss
Esther Macarthur, Miss Florence Fair.
Miss Opal Glynn, Miss Helen Wright,
Miss Ruth Scott, Miss Lucille Dooley,
Miss Eloise Sargent, Miss Aline officer,
Miss Myrtle Undertake, Miss Gene
We've Mcmillan, Miss Ruth Bomgard-
ner, Miss Lucille Bomgardner, Miss
Beulah Hall. Miss Mildred Joss, Miss
Jennie Grant, Miss Julia Smith, Miss
lola Stone, Miss Leah Mcintyre and
Miss Mildred Quinton.
Miss Mabel Jones was hostess at an
afternoon at thimbleS Wednesday in
compliment to Miss Rosalie Godfrey
of Holton. Those invited were: Mrs
Ben Akers, Mrs. J. F. Billings, Mrs.
L. M. Jones. Miss Lucille Kersey, Miss
Myrtle Timberlake, Miss Hazel Thom-'
as, Miss Helen Whitfield, Miss Lillian
Martin, Miss Frances Skinner, Miss
Adelaide Seeds, Miss Julia Smith, Miss
Mayanna Bridge, Miss Augusta Taylor,
Miss Dorothy Foster, Miss Mary
Weightnan, Miss Neva Gillett, Miss
Meta Gillett of Anadarko, Okla, Miss
Ill
Miss Genevieve Mcmillan, Miss Ethel
Joss, Miss Gertrude Ford and Miss
Frances Ford.
Miss Jane Bone will have a slum
Der party tonight, and the friends she
has asked are: Miss Eva Miller, Miss
Mary Rodgers, Miss Dorothy Hether-
| ington, Miss Betty Bonebrake, Miss
ford, Miss Agnes Roberts and Miss
Marguerite Stewart.
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A delightful party of the early
autumn social season was given this
afternoon by Mrs. A. w. Bronson, who
| entertained for Mrs. G. G. Foster and
her daughter, Miss Lillian Foster, who
will leave Topeka soon for a residence
| in Lawrence.
The decorations were in pink in the
dining room A mound of pink roses
was placed in the center of the table.
on a white lace centerpiece, with an
| arrangement of lace around it. Tiny
pink roses marked each place at the
table, and there were pink bonbons in
/ the rooms. American Beauties were
used to decorate the parlors. There
were little individual pink roses for
/ the ice cream, with green mint leaves.
There were guests for seven tables.
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Mrs. Charles Mitchell was hostess
at a meeting of her Auction Bridge
/ club this afternoon. Guests and sub
stitutes were Mrs. Adrian Sherman of
Chicago, Mrs Lathrope Resseguie and
Mrs. Joe Morgan.
! Mrs. Ralph Moore entertained at
thimbles Tuesday afternoon, in hon
pliment to Miss Madge Sysse and Miss
/ Elizabeth Sysse, of Waco, Tex, who
are visiting their sister, Mrs. T. H.
/ Bridges, of 500 West street. The
! guests were about twenty of the wom-
en- of the Westlawn neighborhood.
\ Miss Madge Sysse will leave in a
few days to return to Waco, where she
will enter a girls school Miss Eliza
beth Sysse will remain in Topeka dur
ing the winter, and will be a student in
Washburn college.
Mrs. F. L. Park will entertain for
the Misses Sysse Friday afternoon.
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4 Mrs. George Clark will give a party
Friday for her nieces. Amy Nancy Ba-
con and Jane Elizabeth Bacon, the lit