The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-06

| strings were drawing it tight. and then
/ the contour of the face takes on the
! lines it had when you were very young
/ and had no puff1ness around your
! eyes. and no saying around the mouth.
! A tight, firm skin is always in style,
and when IL has too much fullness ami
doesn't hang even around the edges,
/ these beauty people reef it, by putting
a little pleat in the scalp. nicely out
/ of sight. Then along comes Miss Vii
cox and gives the medicinal part of
the treatment She has some of her
own appliances, one of which was sug-
gested by visit TO the French Lick
( Springs, where mud baths are given
Queer how one can find an idea n
anything-even in plain, ugly old mu1.
{ Well, the mask that this woman puts
upon the face was the thing that was
causing the stir at the parlors. An old
hand at this special treatment came
into the shop. I'm so tired" she
said. 7 want you to put me right IN
der my mask But for those thai
were new to the treatment and didn't
know the puckery feeling the mask
produces, it was different, and that
was when the young woman started to
Communicating the handholder.
Getting the blood into the face
without tearing down, tissues Miss
Wilcox said. ''is the plan of the mask
It is reasonable and scientific Our
work finds its greatest value in Civ
I
exterior No one is ever at his best
when he is continually conscious of a
| facial deformity or Disagreement of
any sort
The kansas City people are at Cros-
/ by's beauty par1or this week, INSTALL
ing their toilet articles
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Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, who is
| international president of suffrage
work. will arrive in Topeka Wednes-
/ day morning of next week. and VIII
/ be the house guest of Governor and
Mrs. Arthur Capper. she Will pc an
/ honor guest at a luncheon to be given
/ in the Thomas Memorial building at
! Washburn college Wednesday at noon.
The luncheon is for the women who
will come to Topeka for the state con-
( ventfon of the federated clubs of Kan
Z sas. and for the Topeka hosteSses who
/ entertain the visiting women
i There are to- be four guests OF honor
at the luncheon. They are; Mrs J.
NJ Miller of Council Grove, president
of the state federation; Mrs r Wo-
mer. the wife of the president OF
Washburn college; Mrs Arthur Cap
per the wife of the governor of Kan
sas, and Mrs. Gait.
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A meeting of the social department
| Of the Topeka Federation of Women
will be held Friday afternoon with
| Mrs. C. w Kouns. Plans viii be
made for the part which the social
committee will take in the conven-
ton of the State Federation OF Kansas
clubs to be held in Topeka next week
The Topeka federation is the hostess
club, and the social department will
have an important part in the enter
/, tainment of the visitors.
In connection with the meeting, the
members of the forestry departing nt
who are interested in the public gar
den project, are asked to be present.
/ Joint session of the two committees
will be held. since a good many of the
/ members of the social department are
also connected with the forestry de-
partment
The General Federation of Women's
clubs will hold their biennial in New
York city, May Of this year. Mrs. W.
A. Johnston. who was for four years
a member of the board Of directors
| Of the general federation, has received
an invitation to luncheon to be given
| by Mrs. Philip n. Moore, OF St. Louis,
| at the Hotel Foster in New York, May
| 30. for some Of the club women. Mrs
JohnSon has not definitely decided to
| attend the biennial, but it is possible
that she win do SO.
The Kappa Alpha Theta girls OF
Washburn college will give a spread
1 Monday night for Miss Marie Davis
who will arrive Friday for an official
| visit TO the chapter. She is district
| president of the sorority. A twilight
tea will be given for her by the active
chapter Friday evening from TO {
O'Clock. and a luncheon will be giveT
| Saturday by the Pi 7Alumnae chapter
II The Elwell club gave luncheon
| Wednesday. followed by an afternoon
at cards at the home of Mrs W. E
4 Davis. as a farewell party for Mrs. 4
| f Sweet. who will leave soon to joir
| Mr.. Sweet in a residence in Denver
| Colo. The decorations for the lunch.
| con were pink roses. and the place
cards were adorned with Easter deco
/ rauons- Substitutes at the party wers
Mrs D. f. Barton, Mrs. A. T. Lucas
Mrs. H l. Peppmeyer. Mrs. A "
| Bronson and Mrs Frank Beck. The
| members present were Mrs Sweet
4 Mrs Davis. Mrs. Harry Bowman, Mrs
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