The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-08

retary. Mrs. Cleveland Loper; treas
urer, Mrs. Churchill Sargent.
Miss Catherine Bachert of Eureka.
Kan, and Miss Eleanor Ackerman. Of
Lincoln Neb., both pupils of Miss
Russell. teacher of piano at the col
lege of the Sisters of Bethany, will
give their certificate recital Tuesday
evening at $500 o'clock at the studio
house.
The program win include:
Allegro Andante Rondo
Catherine Bachert.
''Hark, Hark the Lark -. .Schubert-L -Liszt
Eleanor Ackerman.
"Preludes No and Do Chopin
"Nocturne Op. 81, No. 1"-.......-.. Chopin
" ai'A' = iies Catherine Bachert. = noi'in
"A la bien aimee" e".....---...-....S Schultz
fE4i.egie Noilet i
Eleanor Ackerman. ies
Invitation to the Dance; .---..-; Weber
Catherine Bache!t and Eleanor Alderman
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the first Methodist church
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. G.
H. Griffin, 404 Woodlawn avenue.
The assisting hostesses will include
Mrs. G.. c. Bowman, chairman, Mrs.
c. p Adams, Mrs. Hugh Fisher, Mrs.
G.. o. Smith. Mrs. E. D. Gossett. Mrs.
ARA J. Clark, Mrs. Ralph McEntire.
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Miss Alvina Hults. who is specialize
ing in voice and piano at the New
Boston, was chosen with five others
from the conservatory to sing with
New York cast playing the Chocolate
Soldier" this week at the Shubert
theated in Boston.
Miss Hults will return to Topeka
the middle of .Tnna To Snend the
mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce De Garmo.
dozen rainbows more or less will
have nothing on the American sum
mer girl, for it is now definitely set
tied by fashion authorities that she
will be visible a mile away from a
given point of observation.
Each of the primary colors, red,
yellow and blue and the secondaHes
green, orange and violet, representing
the strongest hues possible to dye will
be the six leaders, according to the
Dry Goods Economist. Not intre-
quently they will be worn, with white,
which in many cases serves to inten-
sify by striking contrast any of the
foregoing favorite colors-
As for combinations. white dresses
will be embellished with brilliant col
ors in the form of girdles with long
flowing ends. and the girdles will be
made of ribbons in prismatic colors
twisted together.
Sweaters in brilliant colors are to
be worn with white dresses and the
variety of colored sweaters will be in
proportion to the amount of spend
ing money apportioned for personal
adornment.
Colors in variety will also find ex-
preston in the form of separate skirts
to be worn with white waists, which
always bob up serenely when summer
time comes round again.
Mrs. George 1. Mccoy OF Los An
geles, Cal, was complimented at
luncheon given this noon by Mrs w
E. Barry at her home, SO9 Fillmore
street
The guests were:
Mrs. Mccoy Mrs. Will Lyman
Mrs Carlton Sawin Mrs. W. f. Heatheriy
Mrs Fred Shefla- Mrs w. r. Carrie
bargeP Mrs T. r. Doncvson
Mrs. Frank Strawn Mrs. w o. Rigbv
MrS Ben Dlment Miss Lula Fordyce
Mrs. J. G. Hoover Mrs. Kelley
Miss Julia Whitmer
Following the Sigma Alpha Iota sor-
ority recital to be held. Saturday after
noon at MacVicar chapel, Mrs P P.
Womer will give a reception at the
White House for f !: the girls
Mrs. John McEntire and Mrs Orie
lines will entertain the members Of
Mrs. Charles Guibor's division of the
Woman's club, Thursday afternoon at
the home Of AIRS. McEntire on Topeka
boulevard.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Leland Kennedy Thompson
and small daughter Carolyn of Lyon