The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-05

Mrs. Horace Phillips of Dover. Mrs.
w. A. Lindsay, Mrs. ]. NJ. Brown. Mrs
Herbert Armstrong. Mrs. L. L. Kiene.
Mrs. A. A. GODDARD. Mrs. H. C. Kibbee,
Mrs. Eugene S. Quinton, Miss Clara
Francis. Miss Bernice Harris, Miss
Corina Harris. Miss Gladys Organ,
Miss Lois Lindsay, Miss Juliet
Brown. Miss Helen welty. Miss Mary
Weightman, Miss Edna Hopkins, Miss
Helen Hahn, Miss Virginia Meade,
Miss Gertrude Reed.
Mrs Capper wore a gown Of white,
deliberately embroidered in deep blue.
Mrs. Z. S. Quinton's gown was of pale
pink. Mrs. Kiene wore a gown of
cream lace and net with blue sash
girdle, yelled by panels of lace. Miss
Clara Francis wore white net and lace
and carried flowers. Mics Helen Welty
wore a taffeta dress of pink with
Dresden figure. The gown was En-
pire bodice with full, pleated skirt
Miss Virginia Meade was gowned in
white organdie and lace. Two of the
girls who served punch were Miss
Bernice Harris and Miss Corina Har-
ris, nieces OF Mrs. Mason. Miss Bernice
wore white and a band of black rib
bon in her hair. She wore an arm
bon. Miss Corina wore white or
candle Miss Anne Weightman and
Miss Juliet Brown also served punch.
Miss Bernice Emahizer, one of the
guests, wore pink organdie, made with
tucks and ruffles, and a wide trimmed
white hat. Miss Carolyn Thomas was
gowned in white of handsome thread
lace and exquisite embroidery. Mrs
Merrill Lindsay wore a green suit with
silk sweater jacket. Miss Jean Lind
! say, one of the good looking girls of
the college set, was gowned in rose
embroidered bodice and white skirt.
Her hat was white trimmed with
| flowers. Miss Lois Lindsay, bne of
the assisting girls. wore a handsome
frock of lace embroidered in blue and
edged with blue sequins. The skirt
was of net, trimmed with bands of silk
ribbon in rainbow colors, and the hip
flounce~ of lace was held out with
hoops. Miss Elite Dean wore a frock
of taffeta of dark blue in invisible
plaid, made with Empire bodice and
full, pleated skirt
X X *
He was club man. and had lived
at the club a long while. He decided
it would be pleasant to live in a house
once more. He knew where he could
get a room in pleasant house near to
business. He confided his plan to
far-seeing woman. do you realize.
the woman asked, that the owner of
the house where you propose taking L
room is a young, attractive and we'll
TODD widow, and that you are IN ex-
&C edingly eligible bachelor? Does it
not look to you as though you might
find yourself in love and before long
a married man? Make the change by
all means and set your cap for the
widow" That phase of the subject
had not presented itself to the man. so
for few days he did some deep sea
thinking. He recalled to mind his
friends who had deserted the ranks
when they had been supposed to be
| beyond the reach of any temptations
toward matrimony. Even he might
not be immune. His courage failed
him. Who could tell. he might fall.
He is still at the club.
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Miss Mildred Warning gave n line
party Friday afternoon in honor of
Miss Pauline Glynn. who is spending
the weekend with her. The party re-
turned to Miss Warnings home after
the theater, and the girls remained
for slumber party. The guests for
the afternoon were: Miss Glynn,
Miss Frances Olander, Miss Anna
Manson. Miss Dorothy Christian, Miss
Elizabeth Manson, Miss Mildred War
Scotch, Mr.. Paul Corning. Mr.. Ed
ward Henderson. Mr.. Preston Shepard,
Mr.. Leslie Shepard and Mr.. Francis
Stevens.
Mrs. H. S. Douglas, 1922 College
avenue, gave a miscellaneous shower
last night for Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Euwer, 405 Laurel avenue. Those
present were. MT. ana MIS- w. L.
Euwers, Miss Ruth Rineveld of Chi
cago. Miss Ruth Kelley, Miss Cicily
Allison, Miss Lois Allison, Miss Frances
Allison, Miss Marguerite Stewart, Miss
Francis Wright, Miss Winifred Nc
Kirahan, Miss Roberta McKirahan,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tomson, Miss Lois
Conard, Miss Edith Conard, Rev. E. Z.
Smith. Mr.. James Euwer, Mr.. Charley
Euwer, Mr. and Mrs Chester Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Douglas and fam
ily-
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. H. A Auerbach will leave
Thursday for Spoon Lake, New York.
to join Mrs. Auerbach, who left about
two weeks ago. Her mother, Mrs A.
B. Deutsch, and her daughter, Ruth
Auerbach, have been in the east since
the early summer
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Morgan viii.
leave the latter part of next week for
Grab Lake, Wisconsin, to spend the
remainder of the season at Mulyane
Island.
Mrs. Charles Sheldon and her son.
MI. Merriam Sheldon, left Frida
night for Chicago to join DR.. Sheldon
They will go from there to Frank
fort, Michigan, where they have
summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Cievengsr will
leave later in the month for a trip
east. They will go to Boston and
New York and will spend some time at
Atlantic City. On their way east they
will visit their daughter. Mrs. 1. H