The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-09

are open from the neck to the belt,
with rolling, notched or shawl collar.
! The sleeves are strictly tailored, long
and tight, and set in at the normal
armhole. One-piece dresses are worn
with these coats or narrow skirts with
high collared bloLses. Vests of linen,
silk, and wool are necessary Access
series.
The redingote appears in semi
fitted models, says the Dry Goods
below the hips. Again the armhole
is normal, but sleeve admits of a
slight flare at the wrist.
A one o'clock luncheon will. be given
this noon at the Alpha Phi house by
the members of the active chapter for
the alumnae.
Mrs. Sam Lux, Jr.. will entertain
her bridge club Friday afternoon at
Mrs. w. P. Lyman of Kansas City
will be a guest Of the club.
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THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who claims to have found safe
and sure way to handle obstinate
members of the gentler sex and that
way is to always give 'em their own
by his wife. He always insists that
his wife make all the decisions in the
family and as he insists, he adds
few we'll chosen words about the re-
sponsibilfty of her course of action
and the seriousness of the thing, until
the poor woman usually makes up her
mind that perhaps it would be better
after all to. wash her hands of the
whole thing and let him decide. So
he does. Clever isn't he?
1t seems that there are more former
Washburn students home for COM
mencement this year than there have
been for years. Among the dinners
picnics and get together meetings
which have been held this week was
the breakfast given Wednesday morn
ing at the home of Miss Ruth Grandon
for the members of the class of 1914.
This class is noted for its Round
Robin letter, which was started ten
years ago after graduation and with
out a single lapse in time has been
making the rounds regularly. Once
each year it completes trip thru the
hands of about forty persons scattered
over the entire globe.
Those present at the breakfast were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bennett of Man
haitian, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Loucks
of Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Legler
of Valley Falls, the Rev. and Mrs.
Fred Ulrich of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Jessie Lee Titus of Cottonwood
Falls, Miss Lurene Irish of Sterling,
Miss Alma Calvert, Miss Ruth Gran
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burkhart,
Mr. H. Frank Bowman of Marysville,
Mr.. H. 3. Chandler of Junction City,
Mr.. Erwin Keller and Mr.. Robert
Warner.
1t is not every man who acquires
both a college degree and wife on
the same day, but that is the case of
Mr.. Elliott S. Belden, whose marriage
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Shu-
mate. will take place this evening at
the home of DR.. Charles NJ Sheldon
and Mrs. Sheldon.
Miss Shumate was graduated from
Washburn a year ago and taught a
short time in the Eskridge high
school, resigning to go west. Mr..
Belden is one of the leading students
| in the graduating class. He was edi-
tor in chief of the Washburn Review
| during his junior year and manager
of the sheet during his senior term in
school. He is a member of the Saga
| more society. Both Mr.. Belden and
his bride took part in several produc-
tons given by the Washburn Dramatic
club.
| their honeymoon near Estes Park and
! on their return will be at home in To-
peka.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Howard Cox of New York City
is visiting her mother. Mrs. S. S.
Beggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Chase of Hiawa-
tina are spending a few days with Mrs.
A. A. Hurd and Mrs. E. E. Moreland
Mrs. Alexander Morris of Bartles-
vile, Okla, is visiting her sister Mrs
Arthur Shakeshaft, and Mr.. Shake
| shaft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Post have
| arrived from New York and are guests
| of.Mr. Posts mother, Mrs. Mia Post.
| 1929 Boswell avenue.
4 Fallen arches, flat foot, restored by
the Post system for feet. Gabriel. Foy
& Gabriel. Chiropractors. us Kansas.
ADV.
Mrs. William Tomlinson of Mabel,
Mo, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Daniel Rumpf, who is visiting
| in Amarillo. Tex. will be joined next
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