The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-27

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out in fur trimming. Collars Ind
cuffs. pockets and belts, remain much
as they were last winter. II is not
even novelty to put peltry on sum-
mer frocks, as the most exclusive
dressmakers have insisted upon tulle
and fur and chiffon and fur, even for
gowns to be worn on midsummer aft
ernoons or evenings.
Altho there is no novelty this sum-
Lavalette Barrickman, Miss Carrie
Herring, Miss Florence Gill, Miss Har-
riet Eagles. Mrs. Myrtis HeIpe. Mrs.
Emily Foster. Miss Anna Chincoll,
Miss Mabel Watson.
A crowd of girls who will go to
Idaho Springs, Colo, soon for a few
weeks includes Miss Gracia Wood and
her sister. Miss Carrie Wood, of Elm
dale, Miss Genevieve Mcmillan. Miss
Ruth Thompson. Miss Beatrice
Shakeshaft, Miss Gertrude Gray. Mrs.
A. D. Gray will chaperonI the party.
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The Girls Friendly society of Grace
cathedral will give an ice cream social
,, Tuesday evening, July 80, on the lawn
of Guild hall, at Eighth and Taylor
streets. The girls in this society are
the girls of the church over Is years
of age. There are about forty mem
| bers. They will be prepared to serve
| automobile parties at their social.
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| Miss Genevieve Mcmillan, telephone
Ais, and Miss Theo Cobb, telephone
3134 are getting a list of all enlisted
men who were former Washburn stud
ents and would appreciate it If those
knowing of former Washburn men
who have recently changed their ad-
/ dresses. would let them know. This
| list is to be published in the mid
summer edition of the Washburn Re-
view, of which Miss Mcmillan is editor.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mr. and Mrs. Eli G. Foster and Miss
| Helen Neese and Miss Ruth Foster
drove to Lake View yesterday to
spend the weekend.
! Miss Esther Jensen, of Hiawatha,
came yesterday to visit Miss Dorothy
Wahle.
Miss Dorothy WEIGH, of Coffeyville,
who was he guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
H. B. Pugh. is spending the day in
! Kansas CITY. She will return to To-
peka tonight.
Mr.. George Veale III, of Detroit,
Mich, is he guest of his brother, Mr..
! Tinkham Veale. Mr.. yeale is eff
cient engineer for a large factory
which makes axles for war trucks. He
will leave tonight for his home.
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turn Sunday from their wedding trip.
They spert ten days going thru Vel
| 1owstone Park, visited other places OF
interest in the northwest and were
guests Of Mr.. Pratt's parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hiram Pratt, in Salt Lake City
They will be at home at the handsome
new Whitney home in Potwin Place.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fuller will go as far as
Chicago with her daughter. Miss Ber-
nice Fuller, who leaves tomorrow for
Boston, fter two moIths' visit to
her parents.
Miss Ethel Owen left this afternoon
for Washington. D. c., where she has
i a government position.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Harold Tice. formerly
of Topeka, have moved to Niagara
Falls. where Mr.. Tice is efficiency en-
gineer with the Emerson company.
Miss Mary Rogers went to Lawrence
yesterday, where she is the guest OF
Miss Laura Rankin.
Mr.. w. T. Crosby will return tomor-
row from a three weeks business trip
to New York and Chicago. Mr. and
Mrs. Crosby will leave Thursday for
Buena Vista, Colo, to spend some time
! at the Mt. Princeton hotel.
Mrs. Richard Hayden and her chill
dren. Mary and Richard, will leave
Sunday for Colorado for the rest OF
J the summer.
Mr.. Kurtz Kellam spent yesterday in
Emporia on a business trip.
Mr.. Harry Eagle left last night for
Camp Funston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wells of Okla
homa City, and Mr.. Robert Tracy, OF
Kansas City. who have been guests for
. a few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j
, Myers, have left Tor trip to Colo
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Mrs F. A. Buck of Kansas City
who has been visiting her cousin. Mrs
F. A. Rooster. left yesterday for heI
home.
Mr.. c. NJ. Hill will leave soon to join
his family who are spending the sum-
mer at Woodland Park, Colo.
Miss Gertrude Gray will go to Well
, ington next week to visit Miss Kath-
crime Knowles.
Mr.. Henry Haynes will arrive soor
to visit Mrs. Haynes and their small
son.
Mr.. David Overmyer left last even
ing for Camp Funston. Mr.. Overmyer
! has been located at Oklahoma City
|. for several years, but he registered
! from Topeka He has been the guest
, of his mother, Mrs. David Overmyer
for two weeks.
Mrs J. H. Dinkle and two daughter.
/ of Kansas City, arrived today to yisi,
; Mrs. Dinkles sister, Mrs H w
? Kearns. Mrs. Dinkle and her daugh-
tiers are on their way from California
Mr.. Kearns, who has been in the hos
pital with an injured hand. is i'm
! proving.
Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft will
spend next week visiting in Joplin
| Mo.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaefer. o
Fairfield, Iowa. are the parents of q
son, born June %. to whom thD hav'
: given the name of william. jr. Mrs
: shacfer was formerly Miss Grac'
Stevenson. of Topeka She is n
5 daughter of Mr.. W. C. Stevenson.