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

will be continued today and tonight,
and Wednesday afternoon and even
ing.
The dresses shown were not inn
ported models from Paris, with a for
bidding price attached, but they were
charming frocks, after the latest
models, of reasonable cost, such as in
terest Topeka women, from the likeli-
hood that they are the sort of gowns
that the Topeka women will buy.
Mr. Robert Wagner, of Los An
geles who has done some writing on
moving picture subjects for the Satur-
day Evening Post, has been asked by
Mr. Lorimer to submit more articles. He
has written a story in two numbers.
1.-The Movie Queen" which will be
published in early issues of the Post.
Mr.. Wagner's success is of interest to
Topeka people, many of whom have
met him on trips TO the west coast,
and anyhow, he married a Topeka
girl, Miss Florence WEIGH, who was
formerly engaged in newspaper work
here A number of the Wagner stories
that get into the big league maya
zines are a collaboration of the work
of Mr.. and Mrs: Wagner.
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The Thursday Study club will meet
with Mrs. L. E. MCLEAN, 91S Linden
wood avenue, Thursday afternoon of
this week.
The Monday Tourist club met Mon
day afternoon for their annual bust
the coming year are: Mrs. A. ].
Carruth, jr., president; Mrs. Evarts,
vice PRESIDENT Mrs. E. E. Brookens,
secretary and Mrs. H. H. Welty, treas
urer.
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DIR. and Mrs. Joseph Burton Con-
nell, 1912 Mannheim Road, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Caro-
line Louise, to Mr.. Harley Cosby
Louderback on Friday, March 81
Kansas City Star.
The bride is a niece of DR.. and Mrs.
w. E. McVey, of Topeka, and has
often visited them, meeting a number
of their friends here. The marriage
took place at the Connell home, and
the service was read by the Rev. An
dreas Bard, of the English Lutheran
church.
Mr.. Louderback graduated two
years ago from the Knasas State Uni
versity, from the school of engineer
ing. He was a member of the Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louderback have gone for a wedding
journey and will be at home after
May Is, at 1912 Mannheim Road, Kan
sas City.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid society of
the Church of the Assumption will
meet Thursday afternoon of this week
in the church hall. A business ses-
sion of Importance Will be held, and
all members are urged to be present.
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The Alta Vista club met Monday
with Mrs. ]. M. Brown in Potwin
Place. guest was Mrs. T. j. Hankla,
former member of the club. Mr.
and Mrs Hankla have just come to
Topeka from Los Angeles, Cal, and
will make their home here, after an
absence of about three years.
Mrs. Harry Wolf entertained her
thimble club this afternoon.
Mrs. Tom King will entertain a few
friends Wednesday afternoon for her
aunt, Mrs. Lewis Hulhorst, of Chicago,
who is visiting her:
Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer will be hos
tess at a meeting of the Topeka Ave-
nue. Bridge club Friday, April Ia.
Mrs. Charles Wolff, jr., Mrs. James
Hayes and Mrs. c. B. Jordan were
guests at an afternoon at thimbles
given by Mrs. Ivan Dibble for her
sewing club.
A charming high school girl took
/ 1ASA IdlHSE aulOInOD1le out Tor a drive
/ Monday afternoon. As she whizzed
| along Topeka avenue she wondered
over the unusual interest it attracted
from friends and neighbors. On her
return, girl friend called her on the
/ telephone and asked
What sort of pennant was that %
| She declared there was no pennant
on the car, but when the conversation
was finished she went out to the
/ garage to make an investigation
There was no pennant on the car, but
/ in backing from the yard she had
I driven under clothes line, a union
suit of underwear had caught on the
/ car back and remained there as she
drove through the fashionable resi-
dence district of Topeka.
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| Mrs. E. w. Cline is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Hostutler, of Hutchinson She
VIII be guest at parties to be given
I this week by Mrs. Katherine Young.
Mrs. Hostutler and Mrs. r. Y. Young.
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Mrs. j. E. James of 1927 College
avenue will be hostess at a meeting
of the Research club Friday afternoon,
April T. The subject for study will be
Conservation" Mrs. L. NJ Gain