The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-11

and breakfast at Gage park in honor
of the seventeenth anniversary of her
birthday.
Those in the party were:
Mrs L. A. Gillette Miss Ruth Schwarz
Miss Kathrun Jor- Miss June Henderson
dan Miss Mildred Bunker
Miss Norma McGrew Miss Donna Scott
Miss Gladys French Miss Ruth McAfee
Miss Irene Todd Miss Rosamond N.Y.
Miss Brunhilde man.
Nyman
Miss Ruth Parry entertained the
members of the Peter Pan Card club
Monday afternoon at her home on
Van Buren, street.
Those present included:
Mrs. August VAIL Helen Harper
Helen Couch chnnessh VIVIAN P Payne
Helen Kelly Rosita Shinn
Katherine Smith i Eiis e N0n
THEY SAY
That King George went to the races
at Ascot not long ago with his trous-
ers creased on the sides instead of the
with black points and the Earl of
Lonsdale and the Earl of Chesterfield,
who are considered the smartest
dressers in London, were gloved the
same way. -"
The fashion of wearing a Tux
coat, white flannel trousers and pleat-
ed shirt without vest, here in To-
peka, Is quite good looking even tho
it is a bit out of the ordinary, but in
England at the races. one sees well
dressed men wearing frock coats and
white duck trousres.
In England also for sport wear,
light colored suits made with tail
coats, tall grey hats, white spats and
socks are worn. Also we read that
in England they don't care for the
soft cuff and call it incorrect, instead
they starch one half of it as d COM
promise. The king Of England in add
dition to having his trousers creased
at the sides and wearing white gloves
with black points, wears his tie drawn
thru a gold ring.
q SO a.
The Smith County club will have a
picnic supper at Gage park Thursday
ty person is cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Mary Liittjohann announces
the engagement of her daughter, Alice
Alta, to Mr.. John Ernest Casebier,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Casebier.
The marriage will take place early in
September.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Emahizer ex-
pect to leave soon for a two months
stay at Long Beach, Cal. They will
be joined later in the summer by their
daughter, Mrs. Jack Kritser. who will
spend a month at Long Beach.
Mrs. Frank s. Crane will spend the
weekend at Lake View.
Mr.. z. s. Strachan will return to-
DAY from a business trip to Chicago.
He will be accompanied home by his
little niece, Virginia Lee West, who
will spend some time here.
! Mr. Howard Johnston of Wamego
Is the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Richard Hayden, and Mr.. Hayden.
Mr.. Johnston will leave later to spend
several months in California.
Mr.. W. W. Whitney returned sew
eral days ago from a stay on the Pa
cific Coast
Furs remod .led- Basr's Hat shop.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Long who has been ill
for some time is recovering very
who underwent an operation recently
in Chicago hospital. has returned to
his home. and is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell have
from Lake View where they
spent the week end
Mrs Lillian Mitchner of Hutchin-
son spent the week end as the guest
Of Mrs. Lee Monroe. Mr.. Kitchener
arrived here Saturday and became i'll,
making it necessary to cut short their
visit here. They returned to their
home in Hutchinson, Monday.
Mrs. William Connors and little
Jane Darling are visiting friends in
Usage City.
Mr.. William D. Wolfe has gone to
Houston. Tex, where he has accepted
/ position as news editor of the Hous-
ton Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark TroxeIl of Mad
lson. Wis. are visiting Mrs. Troxell's
pelSa boulevard. Mr.. and Mrs Trox-
ell will leave soOn for Denver To visit |