The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-25

its kindness to stout figures. In the
| drawing is shown one of the prettiest
of these new models which is made of
| military blue taffeta and trimmed in
embroidered bands in Persian colorS
| White organdy is used for the collar
and narrow vest which is closed with
white buttons. The black satin vest
in girdle form, which is shirred at the
center and drawn across the front
above the girdle proper, is distinct
novelty. Little touches of hand en-
broidery appear on bodice and skirt
bridge party Thursday afternoon, in
compliment to Miss Bessie Lager
strom, whose marriage to Mr.. Frank
Scott will take place September z. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Johnson will give a dim
ner party Saturday night for Miss
Lagerstrom and Mr.. Scott.
The marriage will take place at
O'Clock Tuesds :. evening !. :. September l.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell had
guests Tuesday evening in honor of
the members of the Ohio String quar-
tet, who are stopping few days in
California. The members of the
quartet are: Mrs. r. B. Hindman,
Mr. H. NJ Pickering, Mr.. P. w. Aus
tin and Mr. z ). E, Mon ).
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Emile Seery will go to Chi
cago in September to take a course in
kindergarten work. Miss Seery has
been in Washburn college, and is
member of the Beta sorority.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brown and her daughter,
Miss Ju1iette Brown, of Potwin Place,
returned today from a trip to Chicago.
Professor w. c. Wheeler, of Wash
burn college, has returned from va
cation trip to Colorado. Mrs. Wheeler
is spending the summer in California.
Mrs Robert Gordon and her
mother, Mrs. Toms, have returned
from an extended trip to California.
Mrs. Toms is visiting her daughter
in Topeka
Mrs Edwin Davis and her daughter,
Isabel of Leavenworth, who are Wis
iting their people in Topeka, expect
to remain over the week end, and Mr.
Davis will come to join them in visit
Sunday.
Mrs. D. L. McEachron is in Man
haitian visiting her sister. Mrs. Pseutze.
Dean and Mrs. McEachron have
moved from the white House" on
the Washburn college campus, to their
own home, 1915 Boswell avenue.
President Womer. of Washburn is
presidents house on the campus.
Miss Mary Reding, of Lawrence
who taught swimming at the Topeka
Y W. c. A. last spring and summer, is
the absence of the regular director.
Mrs Festus Foster has returned
from Valley Falls, where she attended
a house party given by Mrs. r. f.
Wettig.
Mr.. William McCarter, the son of
DR. and Mrs. w. A. McCarter, will
leave in September to enter Dart
mouth college, in New Hampshire.
Miss Helen Stevenson, who taught
last year in Humboldt, Kansas. will
teach in the high school at Baldwin
the coming year. She attended the
University summer school at Law
renee this summer.
Miss Mildred Hill, of Oklahoma
City, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs =. NJ.
Hill.
MIR. Cyrus Monroe has left for
Devils Lake, Wisconsin, to join Mrs.
Monroe, who has been spending part
of the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs T. c. Sawyer, of Mcpherson,
who went north for the summer
Mrs. T. r. Paxton has returned
home, after visiting her sisters. Mrs
c H. Hail. of Kansas City, and Mrs.
C. E Bergson, of Leavenworth Her
son, Legler Paxton, who has been with
DR.. and Mrs Bergson some weeks,
will return home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith
returned today from Salt Lake City,
where Mr.. Smith attended the meet
ing of the National Bar association.
Mrs. Guy r. Gillette and her
daughters. Nava and Nita, of Ana
darko, Oklahoma, will arrive in few
days to visit Mrs. Gillettes sister, Mrs.
Festus Foster.
Mrs. J. ]. Peake. of Topeka avenue,
and her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret
Scheloske, of St Marys, have left for
California to attend the fairs and to
visit relatives in Los Angeles.
Miss Marian Wind has returned
from two months trip to the Pa
aif coast visited Los Angeles
San Francisco and Portland.
Mr.. Nathaniel Horner of New
York, who is visiting at the A F.
Horner home in Tyler street, will re-
turn home Friday Mr.. Horner's !