The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-06
Miss Grace Kelly, Miss zehpr Carpen-

Miss Grace Kelly. Miss Zehpr Carpen-
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe. hostess
Miss Elizabeth Kiffin, Miss Frances
Grote.
Mrs. L. D. Wolfe. hostess-Miss Ma
RE Whitcomb. Miss Mary MacLeanan,
| Miss Florence Cooper.
Mrs. Maude C. Brickley, hostess
Miss Marie Mize, Miss Blanche Pitten-
zen.
Mrs. Geo. K. DeMur, hostess-Miss
Fayeben Williams, Miss Faye Warning.
Miss MEdna Corbet, hostess-Miss
Faye T. Smith, Miss Hazel M: Smith,
Miss Gertrude Burning. Mrs. ]. Clyde
Corbet.
Mrs. A. S. Thomas, hostess-Miss
Edith Fuller. Miss Rose H. Dale, Miss
Jeanette ortman, Miss Teresa Nc
Carron, Miss L. Faye Simpson.
Mrs. Eleanor Davidson. hostess
Miss Garnet NJ. STEERS. Miss Anna Rob-
i..son. Miss Frances Morrow. Mrs.
Mack Akey.
Miss Helen Phipps. hostess-Miss
Marjorie o. Petro, Miss Pauline S.
Teck. Miss Margaret Conroy-
Miss Anna Speck, hostess-Miss
Henrietta Alexander.
Miss Glen Davis, hostess-Miss Nina
Wolverton. Miss Mary Smith, Miss
Stella Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira o. Howe. 1907
Tyler street. announce the engagement
of their daughter, Hazel. to Captain
Harry Russell Leland, of Camp Fun
ston. The wedding will take place
later in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Merrick. Mrs. Valentine.
| Miss Martha Valentine, Miss Lillian
Valentine and Mr.. D. A. Valentine
motored to Overlook for the Fourth.
THERE'S A GIRL IN OUR TOWN
Who has begun at an early age to
| supply what she thinks nature has left
wanting. She picked a bouquet from
her mothers dew wet garden the other
morning, which happened to be of
| flowers without fragrance. So she
took them upstairs and supplied the
needed perfume and then some from
her mothers toilet table. She put hall
a bottle of rare perfumery over their
pretty heads, and it would take more
than a four-year-old child to under
stand her mothers attitude on the
subject.
Mrs. Stella French entertained the
following guests for her little daugh-
ter, Frances, at her home. HOS Har-
rison street: Margaret Heck, Luells
Gresham. Lillian Janice Souls, Una
Gresham, Helen Kelly, Dorothy An
drews, Mary Ann Kelly, Caroline Edi-
son, Mary Beth Forbes. Franco:
, French, James Shuman, Joe Heck
James Porter. Carl Smith, Harvey
Goodrich. Richard Stevenson, Thomas
Van Horn.
y X
THE LETTER OF A DEBUTANTE
Dear s. r.: Don't the streets lool
deserted these days? I can't EMO,
being downtown any more with ths
boys in our crowd all gone off to war
OF course. there are a few whose
numbers haven't been drawn yet and
the older men, but the bachelors al
seem to be getting married, if you
column tonight is any evidence. VIVA
/ do you think one of the men owe
draft age said to me the other day
OF course there isn't word of truti
, in 1t, but he said unto me, 81 MOTTO
you young girls speak much NOR
cordially to me than you did befor
? all the younger men had gone Il
: war" ANYWAY. this is fast becomin:
! a manless town.
2 Have you seen the captain directl.
: from Scotland? He was quite tn
5 rage at the Country club the nigh
t of the Fourth, with his scotch plait
: ''knickers" and his quaint ways. Tn
members of the canteen committe
. who were at the station when he ar
D rived in town were introduced to hin
l. then and so when he made his debu
+. at the Country club Wednesday, h
$ was Immediately the man of TIL
> hour" His name is Captain Stewar
: and he came to Topeka with anothe
captain whom they all call English
u but who is really an American.
The popularity of Bingham seems t
have no limit. There are the sill
ginghams which are worn for part
; dresses, the French ginghams, rang
ing in price from 10 cents to 81
!, yard, for street wear, and the mex
pensive ginghams for morning wear
There are the Bingham parasol,
which are said to be for the very ric
9 only, and the Bingham hats which ar
! becoming to few but worn by man,
They say the college girls are maxim
6 their night gowns and pajamas of hi
expensive material and they decIar
that 1t is not any warmer than tn
$ thin fabrics which were worn befor
: Bingham became the most popula
: material for everything from paraso!
to party dresses.
s Do you know what has become {
5. the case between the widow with til
attractive hair and one of til
IS wealthy widOwers of the TOWN. RI