The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-14

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college gave an informal tea from 4
to this afternoon in the department
rooms for several of the mothers and
friends of the college. Miss Elsie
Jones of Potwin. the head of the home
economics department, is a former
Emporia girl who obtained her M A.
at Columbia.
The girls who were hostesses are:
Helen Hawkes., Marceline Couture,
Beatrice Shakeshaft, Minnie Macaulay,
Marguerite Gohlke. Dorothy Crane.
Mabel Claire Steele. Ruth Marsh, Ann
Weightman. Betty F'yffe. Alice Dut-
ton, Dorothea Cavanaugh, Delphine
Elliott.
The guests included: Mrs. s. E.
Cobb Mrs. c. S. Elliott, Mrs J. w.
Gleed, Mrs. A. A. Goddard. Mrs.
George A. Guild. Mrs. w. S. Lindsey.
Mrs. A. j. McCabe. Mrs. J. c. McChn-
took. Mrs. L. c. Schnacke. Mrs. c.
NJ. Sheldon. Mrs. Robert Stone, Mrs.
II. H. Welty, Mrs. P. P. Womer. Mrs.
D. L. McEachron. Mrs. Newell Abra-
hams, Mrs. J. P. Root. Mrs. T. C. Bid
die, Mrs. ]. c. Jones, Mrs. Charles
Brooks Thomas, Mrs s. N Hawkes..
Mrs. Peter Couture, Mrs. E. ]. Shake
shaft, Mrs. Oscar Gohlke. Mrs. Frank
Crane, Mrs. Macaulay, Mrs. B. F. E.
Marsh, Mrs. Matt Weightman, Mrs.
T. H. Bridges. Mrs. o. j. Dutton, Mrs.
j. F. FARRELL, Miss Bell Snyder. Miss
Rose Baker, and Miss Elizabeth Bit
man.
The Girls clubs of the Y. w c. A
will have a pike" tonight at the as
ISOLATION building at the corner of
Seventh and Van Buren, streets. The
entire second floor will be used, and
some of the features will be a min
strel show. chute the chutes. and an
attra ctive japanese garden. In the
basement a genuine Chamber of
Horrors" will be found, and all of the
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DIR. and Mrs. Merrill Mills will have
a family dinner tonight in honor of
Capt. Arthur Mills;
A Welcome Home" supper will be
given at the Central Congregational
church Thursday evening, served by
division of the church. All boys of
the church returned from military
service are invited to be special
guests.
Mrs. Katherine Hand, In a talk be-
fore the high school Y. w. c. A. club
yesterday afternoon, told the girls a
few facts regarding eccentricities of
fashion which might well be given
wide publicity. In an appeal to dis
regard fads. which were the means
employed by manufacturers to obtain
money, she made the statement that
light shoes made a girl appear to be
selves, thru color and individual style"
was her advice. THE body does not
express the person. 1t is well to make
your own portrait of yourself. Wear
the colors which bring out the best in
your complexion and eyes" From the
matter of personal adornment, she
went on to that of ones room or
house, telling how to choose the color
scheme according to the lighting of
the room. and showing how just
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drapery, will give character to a room
in which there is too much brown.
She also laid stress on the fact that
rugs should lie straight and not cross
wise, and this. too, is valuable. since
criss-cross rugs will. undoubtedly, in
time, produce criss-cross dispositions.
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At the recital given tonight by Mrs.
E. d. Clithero at her home, 912 Fill
more, Mrs Clithero and Miss Florence
on two pianos. Margaret Morrison will
sing, and Helen wilson will give an
esthetic dance. The recital is at 7:45
o'clock and is free. to the public.
DIR. and Mrs. w. E. McVey will en-
terrain the members of the Friday
Bridge-Dinner club at dinner Satur-
day evening at their home in Buchan-
an street.
of the High School Y. w. e. A. club
will be held at Central park tomorrow
afternoon. The services will be fol-
lowed by a spread. The girls to be
installed are: Miss jeanette Dooly.
president; Miss Helen Thomas. vice
president; Miss Gladys Mcdonald.
s. cretary, and Miss Miriam Sheldon,
treasurer.
Cards have been received in Topeka
| announcing the marriage of Miss
Hazel Kelly. of Paola. Kan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, to
Mr.. Albert H. Manglesdorf of Atchi-
son. The wedding occurred in Paola
Monday, May II. Mrs. Manglesdorf
spent part of her childhood in Topeka
during the time that her father was
state treasurer. Mr. Manglesdorf is a
wholesale merchant in Atchison,
| where the young couple will make
their home.
The Fashion show held at Guild
hall Tuesday Afternoon by the young
women of the Chancel chapter of
Grace cathedral was well attended.
| and the dainty childrens garments
displayed by living models. as we'll as
the garden aprons for women, met
with a ready sale. Three hundred
dollars was taken in yesterday, which
| makes $500 earned by the members
of the Chancel chapter since the first
of the year. Two hundred dollars has
been given to the organ fund of Grace
cathedral. and the money made by
the sale will likely be added to the
s. me fund.
The members of the Chancel sale
will hold an indoor picnic, combined
with a business meeting. Friday at l
| o'clock at Guild hall. AS this will
| close the b. mess of the year it is
desired that there will be 4 full atten-
dance.
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The Masonic Order of the Eastern
Star will stage a musical extrava-
ganZa at the Grand Opera House on
June and entitled "Fi Fl of the
Toy Shop in which $50 children of
the Topeka schools will be used to
represent the toys of a shop. which
MAJ ically take life and furnish MANY