The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-16

on a runway which was erected in the
center of the room and before which
several hundred chairs were placed
for Topeka women who came to view
the showing.
One of the most striking of the
suits was a three piece affair of brown
Roshanara, hand embroidered, both
on the dress and thes jacket worn with
it. Another suit of navy Roshanara
embroidered in blue was modelled as
well as a suit of navy tricotine show
ing wonderful lines in designing
An exquisite dress of brown taffeta,
the skirt with an accordion pleated
tunic of the same material trimmed
with a banding of peacock feathers
was shown. A banding of the feath-
ers was also used on the sleeves. Or
CANDIES in all their sheerness and
crispness were shown in many colors,
as we'll as linens. Many of the
dresses were trimmed with hand made
flowers of the material. One dress in
the organdy models showed trim
ming of metal ribbon at the hem of
the skirt, another, a brown organdy,
was trimmed with appliqued flowers.
Hand made, all-over embroidery was
used as trimming for several of the
dresses. A number of dotted swisses
trimmed in organdy were modelled,
as we'll as ginghams in various colors
showing a touch of the popular Or
CANDY in the collar and cuffs.
Alene Philbin. Miss Vreeda Burch,
Miss Ruby Seymour, Miss Jane Brat
ton, Miss Adelaide Taylor, Miss Helen
Wagner. Miss Charlotte Conwell, Jane
Harper, Betty Johnson, Martha Du
Mars, Miriam Du Mars and Mary
Louise Daniels.
The show was repeated this after
noon with a showing of many other
dresses and smart frocks typical of
the spring fashions.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Among the women who will go to
Burlingame next week to attend the
missionary convention will be Mrs.
John Marshall. Mrs. J. P. Slaughter
Mrs. D. P. Paxton, Mrs. F. A. SavilIe,
Mrs. B. H. Pugh. Mrs. Frank Welton,
Mrs. J. H. Mills, Mrs Harry Coffman,
| Mrs A H Mcdonald and Mrs H. L.
| Grice.
Miss Lo Desca NLoveland left today
| for Dallas Texas, where she will give
! the first concert of her southern tour.
! She will sing in Oklahoma, Texas,
| to New York City. Her mother, Mrs.
Frank L. Loveland, will join her in
New York City later.
Mrs. L. C. Gibboney has returned to
her home in Detroit, Mich, from a
visit here of few days to her brother,
Mr.. Bruce De Garmo, and Mrs.
De Garmo.
Miss Ruth souders. Miss Muriel
Moore and Miss Ruth Witwer have
| gone to Baldwin to attend a house
party at the Phi Mu chapter house
Mrs. Ada Douthitt Carr has changed
| her residence with Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Lawler from 915 Topeka boulevard to
1858 Harrison street.
Mrs. V. B. Kistler will leave the last
of next week to visit in Dallas. Texas.
Mrs. Percy Enger, of Ozawkie, Is
visiting her parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
NJ. F. Troxel1, and will remain next
week over the Galli-Curci concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. David ]. August are
the parents of a daughter, born at
Stormont hospital Monday. They
have given her the name Dorothy.
/ Mr.. Bert Johnson of Detroit. Mich,
is visitor at the william o. Rigby
home in West Tenth avenue.
Mrs. Egmont Arens of Washington
Square. New York, is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bell. Mrs.
Arens with her husband publish
the well known book-mag azine, "The
Piay-Boy."
DR.. and Mrs. n. C. Taro of Clyde,
Kan. are spending the weekend as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Cha1lis.
Mr.. and Mrs. PopeR. Allen have
returned from a three months stay in
California. They have visited in San
Diego and various other California
cities, returning by way of the Grand
Canyon.
Mr.. W. S. hammers has been called
to Fort Madison, Ia, by the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs. N Lam
| mers.
| Mr.. Frank Stewart of College ave-
nue. is spending today in Kansas City.