The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-28

tives in Norfolk, Virginia, will como
to Topeka, and later she will join her
husband and SON. Mrs. Brandenberg
will remain in Topeka during Profes-
scr Brandenberg' absence, and he
will come here 10 join her later in
the season and they will return to
Ohio together.
Mrs. Brandenberg will be guest
of honor at the lawn tea to be given
Friday, August 4, by Mrs. Johnston.
Mrs. Adrian L. Greene and Mrs. Henry
F. Mason, at the Johnston home.
X x x
Neil Overmyer, the little son of Mrs.
George Overmyer, fell from a swing
and broke his arm. Mrs. Overmyer
has charge of the Polk school play
her son he fell out and received the
injury to his left arm. Last year his
right arm was broken in a fall.
X x x
Miss Lulu McCabe, who is studying
voice in Washington, D c., will go to
Mystic, Conn, to attend a house party
about the middle of August. The
party is to be given by friends Of MISS
McCabe, who were school mates Of
hers at the George Washington uni
versity, where she graduated few
years ago Miss McCabe will return
to Topeka in the early fall.
X x y
the following guests at an informal
party Thursday afternoon: Miss Mar
guerite Kiene, Miss Ruth Raster, Miss
Ruth Rooster, Miss Jane Kingan. Miss
Margaret Fuller, Miss Jane Alexander,
Miss Marguerite Thrapp, Miss Ruth
Bauer, Miss Alice Andrews, Miss Mary
Van Vechten and Miss Helen Welty
x X x
Miss Lucille Mcguire of Kansas City,
is visiting Miss Virginia Kitchel1, Miss
Helen Rutledge and Miss Violet Mat
thews- Miss Matthews will entertain
at a bridge party Tuesday and at
thimbles Thursday for Miss Mcguire
A picnic party was given for her
Thursday night by Miss Virginia
Kitchell at the Kitcheu home in Pot
win.
Miss Mcguire graduated from the
Topeka high school last spring, and
is spending the summer in Kansas
City with her parents.
x y X
Miss Sally White and Miss Rose
Ethel White, of Boston, Mass, are
visiting their brother, Mr.. A. A. White,
and Mrs. White. They were guests OF
| honor at morning bridge party. to
which the following guests were
asked: Mrs A w. Bronson, Mrs. T
w. Davis, Mrs. Warrick Updegraff, Mrs
Ira Browne. Mrs. Roy Hollingsworth
Mrs T V. Campbell, Miss Ethe
Campbell, Miss Helen McClintock
Mrs. Herbert W. Putney, Mrs. William
| Trautman, Mrs Edwin Kistler, Mrs
Monte KistIer, Mrs. George Rex ant
| Mrs Adelaide Smith. The hostess wa.
assisted by Mrs Edwin Kfstler ant
Mrs. Monte Kistler.
X X x
Miss Alice Griffin entertained a few
guests Thursday morning for Mrs
Grover Picrpont, of Wichita, who il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
NJ Cockrell- Judge Pierpont arrived
Thursday evening from Wichita anC
he and Mrs. Pierpont will return hom'
together Monday
4 distress signal is hoisted by tn
Emporia Gazette The men who close
ly follow the fashions are in trouble
light palm beach suit with the boil
stripes of a sport shirt peeping coyl
through the cloth of the second sec
ton of the suit, namely the trousers
was seen on the street. The false Dos
en- shirt has had its day, and nov
the sport shirt with its broad stripe
or bright stars shining through a PAL
of thin trousers in the perilous light
is proving offensive to the taste of tn
fastidious Emporians. The fashion ed
itor cries for some one to invent
shirt of neutral tintS that may be war
ranted not to flaunt its hues throug
the yelling that these fashionabl
palm beaches afford.
X X =
Mrs. E. D. C1ithero gave a pore
musicale at her home in Clay stree
The guests were seated in the porcl
and the windows and doors into tn
music room were left open. Those VIII
played were: Miss Florence Wolf
Miss Mary Clark. Miss Ruth Inghar
Miss Helen Wright and Stanley CIitf
Gro. The guests were: Mrs. Georg
Clark, Miss Antoinette Clark, Mis-
Mary Bacon, Mrs. o. W. Doing, Mis-
Louise Doing. Miss Pauline Dolins
Mrs. W. H Rutter. Miss Grace Vile
and Baldwin, Miss Ella Cfithero {
Peabody and Miss NJ Stanley.
] X X =
A certain small boy in our town ha
social ambitions. He suffered the mis-
fortune of a broken bone recently, an