The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-30

| Frank Scott Davis wore white lace,
with jack bodice of pink lowered
taffeta, and a band of the taffeta
| around the skirt
A number of the women, instead of
wearing their bouquets in corsage
fashion, tied them to their right arm
| near the shoulder, a fad which is con-
Venient for the dance, well new
| and attractive form of adornment.
| Mrs Dewey Will remain in Topeka
to be present at the open house recep-
| ton to be given New Years day by her
parents, Bishop and Mrs. Millspaugh.
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Miss Madeline Whitney gave a din
ner Tuesday evening for Mr.. William
Macferran, who is student in the
University of Pennsylvania. and is
spending the holidays with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Macferran. Mr.
Macferran will leave to return to
Philadelphia Friday. Those who sat
around the table were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Newell
Abrahams. Miss Marjorie Whitney.
Mr.. w. w Whitney. Mr.. Glen Pratt,
Mr.. Macferran and Miss Whitney.
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a program will be given tonight at
Lafayette school by Mrs. Marie Left,
who teaches a night school for for
eigners. She will be assisted by some
of her pupils and by Mr.. Leland Nc
Afee. Miss Janette Price, Miss Flor
ence Fair. Mr.. Harold Rankin, Miss
Mary Hall and Miss Lydia Emery. The
program VIII be as follows.
Holy Night, by the pupils and au
dience.
Waltz and Medley, MIR. F. Away,
violin; Mr.. V. Away, ACCORDION; Mr..
Geo. Heit, zimbal; Mr. P. Regling
guitar: Mr.. f. Matz, guitar.
Vocal solo-Sunshfne and Rain.
Blumenthal. Mr.. Leland McAfee.
Vocal Duet-Awake Dearest. One,
BAIL, Miss Janette Price, Mr.. Harold
Rankin
WhistIing SoIo-Sprine Song. Men
delssohn. Miss Florence Fair
Waltz and March-Mr. AL Relying.
mandolin; Mr.. X. Relying, guitar;
Miss Sedonia Relying, bal1alaika; Mr..
Paul Relying, dumbia.
Vocal Solo-The Fairy Piper. Brew
er. Miss Janette Price.
Violin Solo-1st Movement of It'll
Concerto, Rode, Miss Mary Hall.
VolcaI Duet-The Hunting Song,
Billiard. Mr.. Leland McAfee, Mr.. Har-
old Rankin.
Home. Sweet Home. by the pupils
and audience.
Selection, Mr.. Geo. Heit, either; Mr..
Paul Relying. ballalaika.
Piano solo-a. Arioso. Frey; b. Hun
garian Dance, Brahms, Miss Lydia
Emery.
Vocal solo-Even Bravest Heart,
from Faust, Goethe, Mr.. Harold Ran
kin.
The Danube Waves. Mr. AL Relying.
ballalaika; Mr.. Eug Matz, guitar; Mr..
Refreshments.
America by the pupils and audience
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Miss Grace Gaines, Miss Ella Wal
dron, Miss Corinne Ripley and Miss
Grace Dana gave a thimble party
Wednesday afternoon for Miss Lillian.
Stone. whose marriage to Mr.. Beryl
Johnson will take place New Years
Day. The party was given at Miss
Gaines's home in Topeka avenue and
the guests were few of Miss Stones
close friends. The decorations We're in
yellow and white, the colors Miss
Stone has chosen for her wedding.
Sunburst roses adorned the luncheon
table. The favors were Kewpie dolls |
dressed in bridal wells. The four host
esses are the young women Miss Stone |
has chosen to be her bridesmaids.
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Mrs. T. J. KimbrOugh of Jackson, |
Tenn, and Miss Lillian Stone, who is |
to be a New Years bride. were hon |
or guests at an auction-bridge party |
this afternoon given by Mrs. George |
Godfrey Moore. at her bungalow in |
Lincoln street.
The guests invited for the afternoon |
were: Mrs. Kimbrough, Miss Stone |
Mrs. A. Marburg, Mrs. Hulburt