The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-25
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An event of Importance in the young
set will be the Tivon masque ball at
Kellam hall tonight
Mrs william Whitton of st. Louis.
No and Mrs. George Moffett OF Louis
Vile. Ky. have asked a few irlenus
for an informal afternoon saturday
at the home Of their sister. Mrs Joha
Karl Rankin. at Del Mar apartments
Mrs. Whitton and Mrs. Moftett VIII
return To their homes soon, after
visit TO their parents. Rev and MIS-
5. B. Anderson.
The Monday Whist club VIII meet
Monday of next week with Mrs Nor
man Wear.
Topeka 10 to lose one OF IT'S populai
NJ MARRIED couples in short time
Mr. md Mrs. Albert Searle Will leave
sruesdsv of next week to make thelr
home in Neodesha, Kan MI. sea- 5i,l ~
who has been in insurance WORK nere,
,,.iu 90 into the banking business IN
Neodesha. Mrs. Searle was MISS Eul'"
THOMPSON before her marriage
Mr.. Clinton Cowgirl. who mas peen
attending the University OF lll l,na7
bas finished his course in that schooI'
and is at home visiting his mother,
Mrs T. &. Cowgirl He VIII recelVT
MS degree late in the spring ana WIN
return to Champaign. H. Tor grau Sl ua
ton. His mother will accompany hlii'
ana attend commencement
MIR Cowgirl graduated from the 10
neka high school and has taken
course in architecture in the UnlNeI-
sitv of Illinois with honors. AFTER ms
return to Topeka he Will engage III
business with Mr.. J. c. Holland MI;
Cowgirl. several years ago, designed
the house which is the home of his
mother in College avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Myers are leav-
ing today for a trip of five or six
weeks to Honolulu. Mrs. Phllp
Myers Mr.. Myers's sister-ln-law' ar
rived this morning from her home IN
North Dakota and will accompany
M and Mrs. r j. Myers on the jour
nev- They have left for San Fran
cisco. and will sail on the Lurline, an
American steamship. for the Hawaiian
Islands, returning home IN rev
weeks Mr. and Mrs. Myers travel
about a great deal They spent one
summer in Europe, and in the past
two winters they have made boat trips
to Cuba South America and the Ber-
muda Islands.
Mrs Earle williams entertained a
few guests this afternoon for Mrs VII
liam Whitton. of st. Louis, Mo. Mrs;
George Moffett Of Louisville, KY. ana
Mrs. j. h Rankin, Of Topeka. Those
of the guests of honor and Included
their mother, Mrs. s B. Anderson, Mrs
WfIliams's mother, Mrs. George Pen
field. Mrs L. :. Ferry, Mrs. J. A. Cole,
Mrs David Palmer, Mrs. Luther Burns
and Mrs. Harrison Morgan.
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A sewing club of girls and young
natrons had a meeting yesterday, pu
sewing and embroidery and tattlng'
and-even gossiping were woefully neg
lected Most of the girls had gone to
the dance the night before, and hair
suppressed yawns interrupted what at
tempts were made at work and con-
Nyersation Finally some of the girls
ctifsfed up on the davenport and frank
~ Acknowledged their state of weari-
ness by dropping off to sleep.
Mrs r. Z. Carpenter, of 1924 Har-
risen street. was hostess at a meeting
of her thimble club Thursday after
noon Her mother, Mrs. Wood, of
Michigan, was q guest
A street outfit that is reminiscent
Of old Quaker costumes was worn by
one of the college girls down town this
morning. The cloak was grey CLOTH
loose and made on the lines of a motor
cloak. reached little below the knees,
and below it showed a skirt of dark
grey material. The shoes were high
topped. of grey-tan leather. The hat
was a high crowned. straight-brimme d
sailor Of grey cloth. entirely without
trimming. white linen collar finish
ed the neck Of the coat. The gloves
were grey suede.
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The Lawrence Federation of Wom-
ems clubs had "a reception and lunch
con Thursday, and Miss Effie Ora
ham. OF Topeka, was one of the speak
ers. Before the luncheon the guests
were received informally by the presi-
dent Mrs +. A. Cooper. and by the
speakers of the day who were: Miss
Esther Clark. Mrs. Anna Arnett. Miss
Rose Morgan, Miss Margaret Lynn
Mrs. II. r. Don Carlos. Mrs. Emma
Upton Vaughn. of Kansas City. Miss
Graham and Mrs. j. NJ Miller. OF
Council Grove.
After the invocation by Mrs. \. j
Prentiss. the speakers were introduced
as galaxy of Kansas stars" Miss