The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-17

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Some readings we're given by Miss
Nanon Herren The guests were Dr.
and Mrs O. L Cook Mr. and Mrs
John White, Mr. and Mrs Hugh More
land. Mr. and Mrs F. NJ Drake Mr.
and Mrs G B. Yetter, Mr. and Mrs
C c. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs r. B.
Nelson Mr. and Mrs P A Howe Mr.
and Mrs r F DeArmond. Mr. and
Mrs H N Nelson Mrs s J. Heron,
Mrs j. y. Smith and Mrs E T. Willis.
Of CaroIton. Mo-, Miss Nanon Herrenr
Miss Sadie YeIer. Mrs Scott warner
Miss Molly Herren. Miss AddIe VIII
kinson- Miss Victoria Wallace. Miss
Josephine Herren
The boys Of Grace Cathedral and
ner in the Guild parIors Tuesday even
ing Covers were laid for To- The
dining hall was decorated by Canon
Geisel with palms hanging baskets OF
flowers and American flags Dean J.
P Deb Kaye was postmaster After
dinner Miss Marguerite Gohlke sang
the famous Mother" song. and other
numbers Governor Arthur Capper
made an address On Loyalty to Home
and Country Mr. Roland Seiberr-
secretary OF the Boys Work at the Y
NJ C A. spoke OF the summer camp
at Maple HILL The dinner was ar
ranged by the mothers OF some of the
boys and served by a number of the
young women Of the parish The event
was the semi-annuaI dinner party for
the boys Of the church
.
The New jersey Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs were nearly scared out of
their wits q few days ago. when they
listened To a lecture by Mrs Beatrice
Forbes-Robertsou-E who told
go into the discard It began to look
like back 10 the land movement
right back to the Garden of Paradise
to the days before the fig foliage be-
| came popular as an article of apparel
Women have a way Of believing every
a famous speaker So they trembled
when Mrs Hale informed them that
the skirt and the corset were doomed,
for you know a good many women
the summer time But she went on
TO explain that she had in mind a sub
stItute for the articles she intended to
discard TheE the audience breatheG
easier. aud Mrs Hale continued to tell
them how she had devised a new mod
81 that inSureS health comfort and
ease of movement She thinks that
while skirts may continue as q neceS-
sary evil TO discard them would not
cause q riot She thinks If they must
be worn they should be snort. loose.
and suspended by straps from the shout
ders. Over them loose fitting TUNES
could be worn Mrs Hale let out the
secret that she wears harem skirts at
home
Mr.. and Mrs H B. Wilson will have
Il dinner party tonight at their home,
1874 Western avenue Covers will be
I laid for President and Mrs P P.
Womer, Dean and Mrs D. L McEach-
ron, Dean and Mrs Horace White
house and Mr. and Mrs A A. GODDARD
Mrs Charles Gaunt and Mrs. J. s
Dean were guests at the luncheon
given by the Tuesday Bridge-Lunch-
| con club today at the National and al
the bridge game after the luncheon at
the home Of Mrs Frank Bradley
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The friends asked to assist at the
reception to be given May % by Mrs
W B. Gibson Mrs C A Mcclure and
[ Mrs. David Palmer are Mrs NJ G
Hammatr, Mrs L 8 Ferry, Mrs Ches-
ter Woodward. Mrs Luther Burns.
Mrs 4 NJ Mills. Mrs Norman Wear.
Mrs Harrison Morgan Mrs Earle
Williams. Mrs John r shelton Mrs.
T 8 Stevens. Mrs J. P Kaster. Mrs
Reid Alexander Mrs C W Eouns,
Mrs. A A Robinson Mrs J. Willis
/ Gleed. Mrs. c 5. Gleed and Mrs A. K
wilson The girls who will help in the
dining room are Miss Genevieve Nc
MILAN Miss Margaret Suydam. Miss
Janette GIeed. Miss Jane Alexander
and Miss Joanna GIeed-
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The Current Literature club met
with Mrs Otis Hungate Tuesday Of
/ ficers were elected as follows Mrs.
Hunzate- president Mrs H 4 Heath,
vice president. Mrs H W Jones. sec
rotary, and Miss Sadie Ebeys treasurer
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I The annual sub-senIor party for the
seniors Of the high school will be
given Friday evening at the school
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4 The Mizpah society Of the First
K Presbyterian church q class taught by
I Mrs George H Whireomb- viii have
! two receptions Friday of this week,
I and the other from eight to ten in the
evening both 10 be held at the home
of Mrs F. A. Derby, of Western ave
nue..
The teas are to raise money for
the charity work Of the class In the
business college course for ten young
4 people and they spent $500 during the
past year for be1evolences.
II Mrs Derby's home is one Of the
II handsome new residences in town and
the parties Friday will mark the open
Of guests
Il The callers will be received by Mrs
Derby Mrs 8 & Estey, Mrs. Whit
II comb and Mrs Charles Barnes. vhs
is chairman Of the committee OF
benevoIences- Among those VINO vii
assist are Mrs A J. Cole. Mrs F'ranH
Il Campbell Mrs G 4 Wolfe, Mrs Z
A Rooster Mrs Roy Bone Mrs B
z Marsh Mrs R s Magee aue
Miss Carolyn Thomas
general invitation Is given to al
who wish to attend. and both mer
and women are invited to the evening
party
The Topeka Congressional UnioE
held = meeting Tuesday afternoon a
the WTncrode with the chairman o,
the state organization Mrs Dan Dill