The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-12

Miss Ruth Koester, Miss Audrey
Myers. Mr. HARDWOOD Benton, Mr.. Dom
aid Welty, Mr.. Arthur Beattie, Mr.. |
Martin Potter. Mr.. Frank Ripley, Mr..
Angelus Burch, Mr.. Carl Linge and
Mr.. Howard Cox
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. White gave a
one O'Clock luncheon yesterday. Cow
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Henley of Carthage, Ind. DIR. and Mrs.
w. A. McCarter and Mr.. and Mrs.
| White.
Added troubles come to the girls
who are wearing the high-topped,
laced boots. The bottoms of some of
the skirts come just to the shoe tops
and consequently the shoe-strings just
| will not stay put" At party, the
| other afternoon, a sweet young maid
! asked If it were considered in good
| taste to permit ones men friends to
| tie these shoe strings, when they be-
come loosened. She says she was do
ing SO one evening not long ago, when
| her brother, who is just entering his
teens came upon the scene with the
remark that it reminded him of the
time when he swept out a moving
picture house just to see the pictures
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The department of music of the
Topeka Federation of Women will
meet next Friday morning with Mrs.
! Eli G. Foster at her home in West
Sixth q Any delegates to the state con-
vention who have remained in town
are invited.
Mrs. R. H. Morehouse will have
charge of the program. The club is
studying nature music Mrs. More
houses subject was .tSun, Moon and
Stars" and she has collected songs on
/ the subject that will go to make up
a cycle of music for the whole day.
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Mrs. Anna c. Wait of Lincoln, Kan.
is a guest of Mrs. Lucia o. Case, in
West Tenth street. Mrs. Wait was
active in the statewide suffrage cam
paign. A result of that campaign was
the state municipal suffrage.
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The reception committee of the
Kansas Authors club meeting which
| is to- be held at the Y. w. C. A. Fri
day evening, is announced. Those who
will receive the guests are DR.. and
Mrs. Pettyjohn, DR.. and Mrs. w. A
McCarter, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli G. Fos-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Pugh, Judge
and Mrs. J. G. Wood, Judge and Mrs.
John Dawson and Miss Ceora B. Lam
ham.
Miss Esther EstelI Northup of Law
renee, who designed the flag which
has been submitted as state flag, will
be in Topeka Friday night for the
meeting of the Kansas Authors club.
of the D. A. r. That organization
has accepted her flag and is going to
try to get the next legislature to
adopt it.
The more automobiles in the family
the greater the enthusiasm of the
lsn1all child for the street car. A lit
| tie girl of the west part of town was
enjoying the luxury of rather
crowded car very much; in fact, much
more than her mother, who was
obliged to hold her on her lap But
the fond parent, noticing the digni-
fed interest her daughter was taking
in all the people around her. was hav-
ing visions of her, a few years hence
as a great student of sociology. She
seemed to be making a silent though
thorough study of each one in her
vicinity.
In due time the lady sitting beside
them in the seat cameF in for her
share of notice. She happened to be
a decided blond, very evidently of the
I peroxide variety, and the young miss.
remembering what mammals compli-
nientary friends had said of her own
f1axen curls, remarked in a flattering
the car, We'll, If your name isn't
Goldiloclls it certainly ought to be-
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The ladies of the fifth division of
the Ladies' Aid society of the First
M. E. church will entertain their hus-
bands and families at dinner Friday
evening at $50 in the church parlors
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The Taxa Art Embroidery club will
meet with Mrs. H. J. Graft, 1900 Null
vare street.
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Lawrence women who are attending
the State Federation meetings this
week are: Mrs. George Barker, Mrs.
D. S. Afford, Mrs. S. NJ. Mcneil, Miss
Ida Afford, Miss May Savage, Miss
Sarah Emery. Mrs. w. J. Gilmore,
Miss Anna L Wight, Mrs jeanette A.
Hopes, Miss Ella Engle, Mrs. Belle
4. Iindley. Mrs. E. S Meairs Mrs