The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-03

! costume of black chiffon broadclOth
the product OF a New York tailor
The blouse was of chiffon silk in one
| Of the new shades Of orange, combined
with cream thread lace. A cape OF
this laco fell from the shoulders and
across the front OF the bodice. Her
! hat was Of black velvet trimmed with
plumes.
Mrs. Curtis and Miss Curtis will re-
| ceive every Tuesday afternoon from
| three to six during the month OF Feb
ruary. II are not issuing any for
NAL Invitations. but the legislators
wives who are in Topeka during the
sc ssion and other visiting women. as
well as Topeka women. are asked to
call.
A few guests were invited to dine
Tuesday night with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
d. Skinner at Mills Tea room. Cow
ers were placed for Miss Cecilia
Crawford, of Houston. Tex. who has
been visiting the SINNERS, DIR. and
Mrs. w. c. McDonough. Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Mulroy. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Skinner.
Miss Crawford, who has been a
guest at the Skinner home recently.
will leave tonight for her home. She
has met a good many of the friends
Of her hosts while sne has been in
Topeka. and they will be interested
in her engagement announcement.
Miss Crawford will be married to
Judge Raymond D1llman of South
Dakota in the spring. The marriage
will take place early in May at the
brides home in Houston, Texas. The
bridegroom-to-be is district judge
In his state, and he and his bride will
make their home in South Dakota.
Miss Crawford is one of the attractive
visitors who have contributed to the
social gaieties of the town since her
arrival.
Miss May Tomlinson entertained
the following friends at an informal
party this afternoon: Miss Gertrude
Gray, Miss Winifred Hartley, Miss
Juliet Brown, Miss Marguerite Dolan,
Miss Polly Mowers. Miss Mildred Bow
man and Miss Mary wsishtman.
informally this afternoon for her
aunt, Mrs. D. A. Fcorman, and Miss
Winifred Poorman of Des Moines. Ia.
who are visiting Mrs. Perkins and her
father. Col. H. c. Lindsey. Mrs
Poorman and Miss Poorman expect tc
J leave next week for trip to Oregon
; and California to remain the rest OF
the winter.
The morning meetings and the caf-
alton of Women will be held Thurs
day at the Y. w. c. A., and the after
noon session, in charge of the depart
ment of music will be held in the au-
dience room of the First Presbyterian
building.
The board of management will meet
at ten o'clock. The two department
al meetings and the luncheon are
open to the members of the fedora
ton, and each member Is entitled to
bring one guest. The department OF
civics and justice will have a meeting
| from I To charge of Mrs G. 4
Evans.
} The home economics department
will meet from IL 90 1. under the
) leadership of Mrs. John T. CLANCY
meeting will be q novel one, with the
, following women taking part: Mrs
, J. C. Gafford, Miss Carolyn Thomas
/ Mrs. Norman Wear. Mrs. William
Macferran. Mrs. DeWitte c. Nellis
Mrs. George M. Stone, Mrs. H. E. Ray
Mrs. j. s. West, Mrs. j. NJ Brier
Mrs. Claude Neil, MIS-. Patrick Walsh
! Miss Helen Curry, Mrs. Frank Bone
brake, Mrs. H. B. Wilson, Mrs. A. B
Jetmore and Miss Nanon Herren.
The afternoon meeting, which will
, be a musicale. will begin at 2:3t
o'clock. and each member Of the fed
GRAFTON is asked to come, and each on,
. may bring two guests. The fedora
: ton has employed the services o
Mrs. Margaret Fowler Forbes o
: Kansas City. a violinist of ability, wei
known to many Topeka people, TO
the afternoon program. Mrs. Fowle
I and Mrs. George Parkhurst, Chairman
\ of the music department of the FEEDER
E alton. will give the musicale jointly
!, and their program will be as follows
autumn song .Salte
l., In My Garden. John Adams Lau,
n I'm Deivi (from Madame Butterfly
= .PuCC1n
!, Mrs. ParKhurst.
. Concerto in F. I.a1
. Romance.
Rondo.
Mrs. Forbes
Call Me No More. .Cadmal
How Many Times Do Love Thee?
9 Kyprfs. Holme
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Mrs. ParXnursf