The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-02

Kansas, where she is a member. of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority of which
Mrs. Bowen is an alumnae member
Last night she was attractive in
gown of figured net over taffeta.
Miss Hubbard is the daughter of
Mrs. Rose Hibbard. formerly Hbrar-
ian at the state library here at present
in library work in Kansas City Miss
Hibbard is a high school girl and ex-
poets to enter the University of Kan
sas after her graduation in the spring.
She was good looking last night in
gown of white embroidered Georgette
crepe combined with white satin and
silver cloth.
Miss Wahle, niece of Mrs. Bowen.
wore green taffeta draped over gold
lace. Miss Miller wore a dress made
of tiers of white net over taffeta. Miss
Elizabeth Hopkins was beeomingly
gowned in apricot colored satin
trimmed in tiny blue rosebuds. Miss
Council wore a combination of blue
taffet and silver lace.
These young girls do not need the
art of a gown builder to add to their
charm. for what is more attractive
than the combination of youth, health
and happiness, but there were num-
Der of new gowns and many very
beautiful ones in evidence last night.
Miss Ruth Foster wore white satin
with an oVerdrape of white chiffon
Her bodice was of silver lace. Miss
gracefully draped from the shoulders,
worn over a tight-fitting foundation
of white taffeta, Miss Jean Lindsay
wore Alice blue silk dIdped in blue
chiffon embroidered in gold. Miss
Elizabeth Edison was gowned in rob-
ms egg blue taffeta. Georgia Neese
wore an elegant gown of silver cloth
draped in embroidered lavender tulle
Marian Dana was in blue figured chif-
fon over taffeta- Jane Alexander wore
pink pussy willow taffeta effectively
combined with blue net and blue taft
feta ribbon. Eloise Sargent, who is
home from the Art institute at Chi
caSo, wore a gown of turquoise blue
silk and white net.
Doctor and Mrs. Bowen were assist
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Edison and Miss Elizabeth
Davis Mrs. Edison wore a gown of
green figured silk and chiffon, Mrs.
Esterly was in embroidered white net
and lace. Mrs Clyde Miller wore pale
dress was beautiful combination of
blue Georgette crepe embroidered in
! gold roses and gold lace.
The quartet tables. where refresh
ments were served, were decorated in
! pink rosebuds.
! Among the invited guests were
many boys and girls who are home for
the holidays and the party last night
| was the last of a number of delightful.
affairs which have filled their vaca :
ton time. Many of them leave today
! for their various colleges.
The guests were Miss Hibbard.
t Miss WdSstaff, Miss Miller. Miss Hop
| lSins, Miss Wahle, Miss Mary Paxton,
| Miss Dorothy Crane, Miss Eliza beth
Edison, Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss
/ Dorothy Sproat, Miss Charlotte West
/ Miss Alice Lyman, Miss Ruth Wood
! Miss Edith ConnelI. Miss Mary Bur
! nett, Miss Dorothy Nichols, Miss Eula
| Fleming, Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft
Miss Georgia Neese, Miss Ethel Chase
Miss Pauline McVey, Miss Dorothy
Bolts, of Kansas City; Miss Louise Bell
! Miss Frances Ford. Miss Jane Alexan-
der. Miss Elsie Cuthbert, Miss Mar
/ guerite Thrapp, Miss Ruth Foster
| Miss Marian Dana. Miss Marian Will
/ liams Miss Helen Lucas, Miss Ethel
Joss, student at Manhattan; Miss
Moran Gatchell. Miss Dorothy Coe
/ MISS EIoise Sargent, a student at Fine
Arts institute, Chicago; Miss Esther
! Jensen. of Hiawatha: Miss Jessie
! Burnett, Miss Catherine Conkling OF
Lyons; Miss Margaret Suydam, OF
! Leavenworth; Miss Ruth Larimer
| Miss Helen Welty, Miss Esther
| Thomas. Miss Catherine Harrison. Miss
Jean Lindsay. of the University OF
| Kansas; Miss Carol ThraIl, Miss Mil
/ dred Bowman. of Wellesley college
! Wellesley, Mass; Miss Florence Bow
man, of the Fine Arts institute Chi
| cago; Miss Joanna Gleed, Miss Doris
Rosser, Miss Isabel Stewart Miss Lu-
/ ellie Bomgardner of Washington, D
/ G.; Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss An
toinette Clark, of the University OF
Kansas; Miss Louise McKowen, Mr.
Arch farrell. Mr.. Harry WeIty, Mr.
| William Macferran, of the University
of Pennsylvania; Mr.. Wellington CuI-
YER. Mr.. Edwin OIandar Mr. RiIIx
| Griffin. Mr.. Leonard Kline, Mr.. Arch
/ Mckeever, Mr.. Edwin Wilkinson. Mr.
Fred Rigby, Mr.. Duane Van Horn Mr.
| Wendell SWitzer, Mr.. Edwin Tucker