The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-23


ion plate when her teeth are chatter
ing and her nose is blue.
Returning to the subject of under
wear, the new silhouette, makes a
great change in their style mere
must be no fullness about the waist,
because the waist is required to be
meagre and stingy There must be no
fullness above the waist, for the figure
must be as flat as wall. The roller
top-desk shape is clear out-not to
be considered at all But below the
waist line, ahl there one can elaborate
and spread out like a turkeys tail in
all directions.
Now this effect is gained by having
a petticoat hung to corselet, a sort
of girdle at the line of the human
eouatOr This cOrsOlc+ prevents any
bulge at the wrong place. 1t is.
fact, a sort of police arrangement And
where its Jurisdiction ends, there can
be no end of bouffancy and flutter.
Miss Annie M. Bundy will give a
students recital of miscellaneous
numbers Friday afternoon at her
studio. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Miss Francis Layden. Co.,,
'u' Miss Julia vigneron.
f''iih aefen Miss Geneva seyboid '''''
Parade of M the G SsSqfs Morrissey. Barrett
~ Miss Teresa Layden.
a. The Watchman's Song .Grieg
D. II u" :" Miss Mss Helen haskell
Serenade Miss Martha Marsh. '''""
a. Rose Petals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lawson
d. "a Miss Eiizabth Boten.
a. Theme OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kullak
Miss Sylvia johnson.
November ............... Tschaikowskv
Miss Claudia Capps.
valse Irene Germany ......... Parlow
Miss Geraldine Gregg
" '''N Miss Esher johnson.
March 'AST Miss Geneva seyboii. "aen'
= '''' ''A Miss Ruth Swittzer..
March of the Drums. Observation-Disclosures. Smith
Miss Esther Thomas.
DO Miss Claudia capps.
o"''''e Miss Teresa Iayden. -1eD
14'0''s Miss Helen Scott. ',''' pa'"
.14NuiAa Miss Mss Esther Thomas e'iH
baiaria 'RuS Miss Helen Scott. Tours
a HungaFTian Dance (HunsarD BRAHMS
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Mrs Frank Beck was hostess at n
meeting of her neighborhood sewing
club this afternoon, at her home in
Topeka avenue;
The high school dramatic club met
this afternoon. Miss Mary Mckenzie
made an address on the movies, and
Miss Marian Dana gave review of
the theater magazines.
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Mrs. Lyndon F. Day will entertain
few children next Wednesday after
noon for her little son. Robert, who
will celebrate his third birthday ami
versary at that time.
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Mrs. W. W. Cardwell gave a dinner
Wednesday night for Mrs. John Pur-
cell, Mrs. r. c. Mckee, Mrs. Charles
Lantz and Mrs. John Hessin, all of
Manhattan, who came to Topeka to
attend the art class taught by Mrs.
c. F. Menninger and to hear her lee
ture on Raphael The other guests
were Mrs. Menninger, Mrs. Charles
Dillon and Mrs. Fred Bonebrake.
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A party will be given Friday by
some of the seniors and the members
of the cast of the academy play of
Washburn college at the home of Miss
Dorothy Crane
The Alpha Delt fraternity men
will give their spring dancing party
at Kellam hall Friday night, March
81.
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Justice Henry F. Mason of Topeka
and Chancellor Frank Strong of Law
renee were initiated in the Phi Alpha
Delta fraternity at Lawrence. The
honorary members who assisted in the
initiation were: Judge c. A Smart of
Ottawa and Mr.. Z. w. Hackney of
the state board of administration.
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Mrs. ]. NJ Kirkpatrick will enter
tain at dinner tonight for Mrs. Will
Ardery and her daughter. Regina of
Richland, Cal. Covers will be laid for
eight
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The Pi Kappa Delta fraternity will
! have its national convention in To-
peka March 81 and April /. Mr.. Ar
/ thur Beattie is president of the local
chapter.
The fraternity recently held initia-
| ton at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy