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

Mrs. Fred Davis and Miss Hazel
Howe Will entertain a few of their
friends informally tonight at Mrs
Davis's apartments in the Baker the
guests viii be some OF the young
matrons and girls of their set.
Mrs. w. 7. Crosby will be hostess at
a meeting of the Monday Whist club
Monday Of next week;
Some of the university girls at Law
renee gave The Passing Show at
Robinson gymnasium Tuesday night
One of the features of the show was
when Julius Sees Her" given by
Miss Ruth Foster, Topeka girl at
X T.. and by Miss Helen Clark and
Miss Ruth Norton. Miss Ada Dykes,
of Lebanon. who is in X. L. this year.
gave sarah Bernhardt's Farewell
Tour" Miss Dorothy Miller. of To-
peka, and Miss Lois Murphy. Of Good
land. formerly a student in Washburn
college, were members of a chorus
which gave The Girl on the Magazine
Cover"
The P. o. E society will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. F. L Rich
ards, at her home, 1873 Garfield ave
nue..
Dress up week continues to interest
the public. though the atmosphere IS
not altogether right for the display of
spring finery.
Two young women were downtown
yesterday afternoon in twin suits Both
the costumes were OF black and white
in n rather large check. The coats
were circular with a wide flare at the
bottom the skirts rather short, worn
with white shoes and hose. There was
a touch of bright green in the trim
ming of the suits and the hats were
wide-rimmed black straw, with a
smart trimming of green quilts.
The Misses kouns. who are home
for a few days from Chicago. are
wearing new suits Miss nellie kouns
wore with her jacket a cape of fur,
which reached well down the back.
and was fastened with long strip of
the fur at the front The suit and
hat were black. Miss Sara wore
black cloth suit. with a hat of black
straw. with dropping rim.
Mrs. Harrison Morgan is wearing
spring suit of dark green silk The
blouse worn with it, is of grey with
touch of paprica shade. Her hat and
shoes are grey.
We're all at the beauty parlor.
Come up and hold our hands and give
us your moral support for we're going
TO try something new" so phoned one
of the girls to her best beau And
sure enough. we" all were at the
beauty shop. The women are all
dEDS over the WONDERS OIL the pace
where the crooked ways can be made
straight The famous Woodbury. In
stitute of facial surgery formerly had
on its staff DR.. Sanders, who is in To-
peka fo- a few days. with his wife
Frances Wilcox They will return
next week TO their own institute in
Kansas City
4 woman simply cannot resist the
lure Of the promise of increased physi-
cal charm and as for the men. well
they feel that they have TO be at their
best If they are going to pound recOg-
milton and a good job out of a hard
unfeeliHg world. A man knows that
flOppy ears are handicap; so he goes
TO the surgeon and has them pinned
in place. permanently and painlessly
Not long ago a good looking young
man met with an accident baseball
81 ashed into his face and made
most awful mess Of his nose. and when
it healed it went off at a tangent. in
stead Of keeping its old straight line
He looked like the face of a clock when
its q quarter past twelve. Well Dr.
Sanders got his little toy saw and ham
mer and blocked him up. till his nose
was in a class with Apollo's
Not only actual. glaring defects are
remedfed- but the regular skin treat
ments are administered Women real
ize that they need to be well groomed
as we'll as neatly dressed. and that a
daubinE of cosmetics does not Ike the
place Of a fine. healthy skin. So this
Miss Wilcox puts you into an iron
Morris chair washes your face
(Which you think doesn't need it,. and
puts on a paste with a paint brush It
drys and feels like a thousand little