The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-05

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Mr. w. Y. Morgan, lieutenant gov
srnor of Kansas and Mrs. Morgan
have gone from Hutchinson to New
York, and Mr.. Morgan will make some
speeches in the suffrage campSlsh
now in progress in New York Ne"
jersey and MaSsa chuSettS.
A number of Kansas people are IN
the east in the interests of equal SUI
frage. Mrs Lucia o. Case of Topeka
is speaking in western New ork, am
Miss Helen Eacher of Lawrence Is as
sisting in the campaign in New orN-
Mrs L. s Ferry will have guests at
luncheon Friday in compllIneno %
Mrs. Grove Dolman of Ray, Arizona;
who is visiting her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs Frank Willard T.
There is good deal of uniformity
in the styles for the new season. one
sees a great many suits OF the carr
colors. black or dark blue. piuS
tailored suit of the fall that is trim anu
matrons. The coat and skirt are of
the conservative short length, ana
raised belt on the jacket, lacking Ie"
inches of meeting at the back, are mn
ished with small tassels. The nat is
of black velvet with the high crown
finished by folds of black satin, ana
high trimming at the sloe. Inc 80 IS,
tune is worn with one OF the nc"
black and white ruffs-
saw a handsome brown SUIT IN
the street yesterday. The coat was OF
the Russian military style' VIII 49, ri
belt and rather long coat skirt an
edged with fur. The skirt to the sult
was of the extreme short iengtn' anu
disclosed high topped shoes OF proMn
fan leather The hat was of brown
velvet with fur trimming. ana II neariy
matched the color of the red-brown
hair of the girl who wore IT,
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RowIes and MT. Barton P. Phelps will
be solemnized tonight at $50 o'clock
at the home of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. ]. V. Rowles, 1858 Harrison is'1
street. Dr. S. S. Estey, of the First
Presbyterian church, will read the
service.
The brides cousin, Miss Alice Har-
.rington, will play the Lohengrln Weo-
ding march for the entrance of the
bridal party. Miss Rowles will have
as her maid of honor her cousin: MISS
Helen Rowles, who is student In the
Kansas State university, and MI:
Rowles's brother, Mr. Leslie w.
Rowles Mr.. Phelps's cousin, little
Eleanor Morton, the daughter or MT.
and Mrs. Gilbert Morton, OF Kansas
CITY. will carry the ring in a basket OF
flowers The double ring ceremony
will be used.
voile made over white silk. 1t is worn
with a wide white satin girdle, and
around the skirt there is a band
fIounce of Carrickmacross lace. The
same trimming is used to finish a
fishchu of the material which reached
lust below the shoulder on one side
and fell to the waist line on the other
side Some Venice lace finished the
neck and sleeves. The maid of honor
will wear a gown of yellow crepe de
chine.
The decorations for the house will
be in green and grader flowers. Vel
f1n
for the dining room and the parlOrs.
At an informal reception following
the ceremony. the assisting friends
will be Mrs. Charles S. Elliott. Mrs. j.
d. Mcfarland, Mrs. David G. Page,
Mrs. ]. Preston Coleman, Miss Louise
Allison, Miss Sarah Houston and Miss
Mabel Cuthbert. Miss Mildred Quin-
ton and Miss Elsie Cuthbert will serve
Miss RowIes was formerly connect
ed with the Topeka Y. w. c. A, and
later she took a course in the National
Y. w. c. A. Training School of New
York. She then took a position as
general secretary of the association in
Duluth, MINI. Mr.. Phelps is assistant
to Mr.. NJ. H. Haig. of the motive pow
er department of the Santa Fe.
After a trip to Colorado Mr.. Phelps
and his bride will return to Topeka
and will make their home at 1918
Clay street.
The Ideal Bridge club met today for
Burge. Those who played for absent
bridge-luncheon with Mrs. N. B.
members ar: Mrs. H. F. Guthrie,
Mrs. Charles Wore and Mrs. Maurice
Schlegel.
The College of the Sisters of Beth
any makes the announcement that
Miss Gertrude K. Mutton has been en-
gagged as instructor of piano music for
the season of 1886.
Miss Mutton has had experience as
a concert pianist in various parts of
the United States, and she brought her
two years study in Europe to a close
by making her European debut in
Berlin a decided success. She has also
taught both in Europe and in this
country. She taught in Berlin two
years, and was for three years a
teacher in the Nebraska Wesleyan
Conservatory of Music Lincoln, Neb.
three years in st. Margaret's Hall
Boise. Ida. and she has done some
private teaching besides.
Miss Mutton will he heard in recita-
Friday evening of this week in the
First Baptist audience room, at ST.
o'clock. There is no admission
charge. and the public is cordially in
vited to attend the concert. The pro
gram will be as follows:
Italian Concerto. .J S. BacI
Presto Third Movement
Les AdieuX Sonata, OPP. ST.. Beethoven
Farewell
Absence
The Return
Preludes No. 20 and No. L.. Chopin
Etudes No. in F sharp minor and
No. in f minor. Chopin
Caprice in z Major. Pa ganini-Lisz
Nachtstueck in D flat. SchumanI
Vogel ais Prophet. -... Schumanl
Garden IN the Rain. Buss.
rome Poem' Bollinge
Minuet- Cam -Tiptol
Cantique d Amour, Liv. To-. .Lisz
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Mrs. Paul Walker is issuing invi