The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-03
BIZ FRANCES Jones

astated F'rance5-Qf which she is chair
man.
Mrs. Chester woodward is chairman
of the committe. who are arranging
for the meeting here. Members of
the committee are:
Mrs. c. B. Merriam Mrs. F. w Freeman
Mrs Guildford Dud- Mrs. Charles Brooks
Mrs. Horace Hail Mrs w w Bowman
Mrs. S. E. Cobb Mrs. J. c. McCIin-
Mrs. J. f. FARRELL took
Mrs. II. o. Garvey Mrs. ID. S. Estey.
Mrs. Bennett r. Mrs. Charles It.
Wheeler Spencer
Mrs. z. W. Watson Mrs. c. A. Wolf
DR.. Dorothy Nicoll
The men on the committee include:
Mr.. J. r. Burrow Mr.. J. X. Burroy, jr.
chairman Mr.. Joseph Long
Mr.. Marco Morrow Mr.. A. J. Carruth, jr.
Mrs. Frank Burrow entertained her
bridge-luncheon club today at her
home on Buchanan street. Her sister,
Miss Lenore Collins, of Meyersdale.
Pa was an ost-05 s guest
Mrs George staebler gave a sauer-
kraut luncheon Thursday noon at her
home in Potwin for:
Mrs. Edwin Kistler Mrs. Luther Burns
Mrs MeTri!iMills Mrs Mrs. J j. Il. g1q' jr,
Mrs D. Grindeu Mrs; Roy Bone
Mrs. Earl Spencer gave a. luncheon
VI wv Give CON6IS LIllS noon at Her nome
on College avenue. The guests spent
the afternoon playing bridge.
eyes MA'ANf''-
They are coming back. Certainly.
say the fashion makers, and even
Paris acknowledges her mistake and
admits that stays are back again to
really stay. They say, sd do the
French dressmakers, that the corset
less figure ultimately means a lack of
leo Ell
setieres have noticed an increased de-
mand for, the heavier boned corsets
this spring, showing clearly that the
well dressed woman not only realizes
her mistake in temporarily discarding
her corsets but now feels the necessity
of even greater measures to bring back
the graceful lines and make it possible
to follow the vogue Of the tight-fitting
basques and the smaller waist-line,
which it is said will be fashionable
this season.
Miss Annie NJ. Parry Bnndy will
give a listening hour program at her
studio this evening. The guests will
include the parents and relatives of
The following students will appear:
Miss Margaret Con- Miss Florence Gar
nors land
Miss Eva Rinner Miss Marguerite
Miss Leah Ulamperl Whittelsey
Miss Frances Miss Edith Jansen
schneider of St. Marys
Miss Evelyn Gregg Miss Eleanor Wagner
MISS Bonita Biddson Miss Hester Morri-
Miss Eugenia Aigner son
Mrs. f. c. Paxton Miss Julia Vigneron
Mr. Sharon French
In addition to the musical numbers
Miss Margaret Connors will give some
Interesting items about Krefsler, Nc
Cormack and Heifetz.
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Mrs. Robert Brown, 1918 King
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luncheon OF eight covers given at her |
home.
The Women's Missionary society of |
The First Congregational church held
heir annual thank offering meeting
ernoon at the home of Mrs H. LII
shirer. Mrs. A. D. Gray had charge
If the program.
Miss Louise Hersey, general secre-
origin of the association and its
growth. The Y. W. c. A. now has a
membership of one million, over half !
If which are in the United States, and
in its membership girls of all
ypes and classes, from immigrant to |
he college girl. Miss Hersey told of
he work the local association has done II
md its future place in the scheme of
hings.
Mrs. NJ. H. Mexican, wife of the Y. 4
VI. c. A. state college secretary, told Il
# her experiences as one of the four 1
cen college women going to Denver
asst summef to work in industrial
,lants in order to secure information
or the college industrial research de-
'artment in regard to working condi-
ions. A missionary play closed the
'rosFam.
The offering of the society will be
ent to Piedmont college in Georgia.
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The wives of several members of the
<iwanis club met Thursday afternoon
t the Chamber of Commerce and or
anized ladies' auxiliary of the club.
he meetings will be held each second
nd fourth Thursday afternoons in
ach month at 2:3O o'clock at the
'hamber of Commerce. The president