The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-28

begin at 10 o clock, ana apoue q -. -.
Miss I.eeieT will furnish the pro
gram. She has been at the nead OF
the voice department IN the OnlNelsiey
Of Oklahoma, Norman, IRA the 20 20
wear. and is returning to chicago. one
has given many successful concerts
in the east. as well as IN the ldLse
cities of the Pacific coast ohe nag
studied in this country anu aoi 1 qar
with celebrated teachers ana her
MANY friends in Topeka are anxious
to hear her sing, as it has neen
number of years since she mas SUNG
for Topeka AUDIENCES !. 8 :
Miss Mabel Schaeffer, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs d. J. Hatn-
av-aV has gone to Lawrence Tor d WISH
10 her sister Mrs. Barteldes-
Miss Schaeffer arrived few weeks
ago from Honolulu. Hawaii, where she
is a teacher in an Episcopal achool Lor
Japanese boys. She has been IN the
Islands three years. ana IS now ~ e ~,
States for her first vacation She ~
r,ects to return in August. MISS
Schaeffer made the trip to Honolulu
on the same boat that Mr.. and Mrs
Hathaway Travelled on, Mnen o1i0'
crossed the Pacific three years ago
Three attractive young matrons re
ceived their friends at an afternoon
tea Tuesday. at the nome % ~, o.
he hostesses being Mrs, Wolf. MRS.
I-iliior9 ColIirson and Mrs Charles
NcKirahan. The party was gwen IN
honor Of Mrs. Frank Elwood Mlller' VI
The honor guest. before her mar
riaee. was Miss Helen Mitchell ana
she is making visit to her parents'
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. M1tchel SHe
wore a gown of white satln' Win
draped skirt and net and tul1e com
bined with the satin of the bodice:
The yoke and puff sleeves We're OF
tucked and shirred net, and at the
hack of the bodice was a butterfly
how of tule The drapery of the
GOWN was caught with pearl orna-
ments. Mrs Miller carried a round
bouquet of pink sweet peas ana
daisies.
door by two little girls, Frances Mar
lin Tasker. the little daughter of MI
aud Mrs Robert Tasker, and Dorothy
TeoIlman. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Rollman. Dorothy wore
n dress of white pique, with little hand
embroidered jacket bOlero. Frances
wore a butterfly dress of embroldereo
organdie and lace. Both the children
carried little round baskets of flowers
Mrs. Wolf stood at the head OF the
receiving line. Her gown was of pink
taffeta yelled in cream net The glrdle
was a wide ribbon in Dresden shades,
and a bolero of heavy cream lace
formed part of the bodice. Her bou-
ouet was of pink and lavender sweet
meas Mrs Wolf, before her marriage,
was Miss Ruth Hamlin.
Mrs. CollinsOn, a bride OF rev sea
sons ago, was formerly Miss Una
I.vtie. She was gowned yesterday in
white organdie, and carried a bouquet
of sweet peas and daisies. Mrs NC
Hirahan, also young matron, was
s-oyned in a figured silk in white with
a bIue and gold pattern. She carried
et.nburst roses a4-d lilies of the valley
Before her marriage she was Miss Eva
Rees.
The Young women who assisted
were: Mrs Frank Theis OF Hastings.
Neb Mrs. Russell Frost, Mrs Frank
Southwick, Mrs. Holmes Meade, Mrs
Walter Cannon. Mrs. Jack Campbell,
Mrs w. G. Shipe of Kansas City, Mrs
Ivan Dibble, Miss June Mitchell, Miss
Louise McGoff. Miss Mary Atkinson of
Lawrence and Miss Hazel Nelson.
Mrs. Frost was gowned in white and
lavender. The skirt was lavender dot
ted with white, and the bodice of
white was edged with bands of the
dotted material. Mrs. CanEon's gown
was OF white scattered with pink bou-
qrets. Mrs. Meade wore charming
afternoon frock of pale pink orGandie
with ruffled skirt and lace trimmed
bodice. Mrs Southwick wore white
taffeta. the skirt being made with two
tiers OF flounces with scalloped edges
She wore a bouquet of sweet peas.
Miss Atkinson. who has been study
ing IN the university, in the school of
journalism. has done some newSpa per
work in Lawrence. She has a great
MANY friends in Topeka. whom she
visits from time to time She was
s.owned Yesterday in blue taffeta
yelled with black net. and having
bodice trimming of iridescent bead
ing.
Miss Lois Lindsay. who has recent
" returned from school in Wells col
leee. Aurora. y. Y, was one of the
guests. She Wore a white crepe de
chine gown with bodice of mustard
silk. made with shocking on the
shoulders and front. done with black
thread. Miss Ernestine Kline, a
graduate this year from Goucher col
lege. Baltimore Md, called, bringing
her guest. Miss Mack of Richmond,
Va. one of her college friends who is
spending the summer with her. Miss
Kline wore white GeorSette crepe and
taffeta. with a wide trimmed white
hat Miss Mack was dressed in a suit
Of cream Shanghai duck. with blouse
of Georgette crepe.
Miss Louise Heath, who is home
from Chanute. where she taught this
year. was one of the guests. She wore
a gown Of dark green taffeta, with d
faint gold stripe. The net sleeves
were finished with bands of gold
braid. and the bodice was trimmed
with gold thread lace. Miss Marie
Miller. a Washburn girl and sister-in-
law Of the guest of honor, was gowned
in a taffeta gown of changeable silk in
bronze shades. Her hat was a wide.
dropping white straw.
. Miss Helen Crawford, recently re-
- turned from Berkeley, Calf, where
she student, wore a gown of
white accordion pleated Georgette
crepe: Miss Nelson was gowned in
grey taffeta with bouffant skirt a
rolling brim hat, faced with pink Her
SHOES were gray and she carried a
bouquet of pink sweet peas. Miss
clyde Bonebrake wore white wolfe
hordered with bars of blue. Mrs. ].
ID. Hamilton, jr.. a white en-
broidery gown with a white hat. Mrs.
Enn Thnmnsnn wore q darl blue tat