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

shown, a plain blouse coat is gath
cred into a curved band Of skunk at
the front and sides and has a plain
panel back bordered with the fur.
The cuff is edged with the fur and a
band of the same encirc1es the neck.
Plain cloth buttons close the coat and
brown silk tassels hang at the sides.
Announcements were sent out to
milliners over the country for an as
ISOLATION meeting held in Chicago
Monday, and an exhibition was given
of modish atswhich are the product
of American ingenuity. sans the aid
The woman IN charge Of the exhibit
says of the new hats:
Battleship grey is especially good
this year. crowns as high as a mans
riding hat v h. tiny. brims. the stove
pipe variety. These brims against
the gray are to. be either black or
bright red with the appliqued. pressed
ers are modish. Red will be quite
popular, as weIu a. the usual black
and white. and very light brown COM
bined with black.
mo ,aigret.s, paradise feathers or
plumes will be worn. They are de-
cidedly out of it this year. Deep
purple hats, to be worn with deep
p0a PIC AAulA0 dI1u Cu1iAOI VclVCl AH0 u
tight. high neck piece OF purple crepe
a very good. These hats, known as
the deep purple ought to be quite
Popular
Hand made grapes and flowers will
be the chief decoration Of the late
summer crea ions. Sailor hats are to
be popular but the newest novelty
much is a high hat fashioned like a
mans opera hat.
At a concert n long ago the per-
former sang '"Traum durch die Daem-
merung." A mar in the audience
tran 'ated quite audibly to his wife
the words Of the text, Dream
through the thunder
The MOI III L-usic club will meet
Thursday with Mrs. Frank Wilson,
1911 Mulvane street.
-
The Ka-.;as Commandery. Military
Order of the Loyal Legion Of United
Stats will have a meeting at $50
O'Clock tonight In Memorial hall, and
a banquet will be served at eight
o'clock at Mills tea room. The speak
ers for The evening will be Governor
Arthur Capper and Lieutenant-Gover-
nor w. Y. Morgan.
Miss Genevieve NJ. Brown, formerly
of the telegraph department Of the
Rock Island Railway company, of To-
peka, aid Mr.. John w. Hopkins, Of
Graindeld, Kansas, were married
Monday, February 1. At home after
March first in Grainf1eld, Kansas Mr..
and Mrs. Hopkins are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. X. Jones, 1114 Harrison
street a few days.
Mrs. Merrill Mills will be hostess at
an afternoon tea Thursday of this
week. in compliment to Mrs. Louis
Nelson of Kansas City, who, before
her marriage. was Miss Anna Har-
rison Of Topeka The receiving hours
are from 4 to 6. and Mrs. Mills has
asked some of Mrs. Nelson's friends
to call.
Mrs. Holmes Meade will entertain
her sewing club at a meeting Wednes-
day.
. . .
The art department of the Topeka
Federation of Women will meet We'd
nesday morning from 1880 to 1880
o'clock, in the art room of the city
library: Mr.. George Stone will make
an address on. the pictures in the
Personal Mention.
Mr.. Marty Brown OF Lawrence il a
guest at the F.. w. Watson home
Mrs Lillian Carr of Leavenworth Il
visiting Mira A. A.. GODDARD.
Miss Guenn GODDARD is spending q
few days in Kansas City. visiting her
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Valentine.
The Richardson Art Embroidery
club viii meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. C. d. Webb
DR.. Malone. Osteopath. Mills Bids.
ADV.
come to Topeka for the Helfanthua
dancing party Thursday night, and
while she ID in Topeka she will visit
Mrs. Fred Dslyis and Miss Grace
K0Ontx and Miss Marguerite Koontx.
NJ q w. D. Atkinson. OF Parsons,
10 nj 1Hra Nnhro