The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-16

Review of the National Garment Re
tailers' association, and it is a verdict
the little Fittings and panels and
things they have put onto our 'dressy"
clothes, just because they've been good
enough not to harken to the early ru-
mors of instep skirts. The new color,
it developed at the show, is Dandelion.
Whether or not the popularity of the
hue was in any way influenced by the
popularity which that one time I'M
loved flower has enjoyed in consider
able circles these past three years was
not made clear.
Mrs. MoIlie Hunter. president of the
Ladies of the G. A. r.. and Mrs NJ.
E Kelsey. president of Lincoln Circle
No. l of the organization are in Man
haitian, guests of the Lincoln Circle.
They will be the guests of honor at a
presentation of a flag to one of the
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After the Ball" Loeb Lomond.''
Under the Daisies. Come Where the
Lilies Bloom" Beautiful Mabel Clair
Flow Gently Sweet Alton" and the
names of many other old songs have
been sent to Mrs. Frank Squires, Mrs.
Donald Greenland and Mrs. o. W.
Doing. who are receiving the names
of old songs which the people would
like to have sung at concert.
The Woman's Civic chorus which
will give an absolutely free concert
with not even silver offering. Sum
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the city
auditorium. is asking the public to
express itself as to the kind of con-
cert and the types of songs which they
would like to hear at a spring concert
to be given in a few months. Some
one in writing in even suggested that
perhaps it would not be too much for
the chorus to do to put on an old
fashioned quadrille:
Mrs. Roy Green and Miss Oda Hell
bert entertained five tables at cards,
Wednesday night at Mrs. Green's
home in the Devon.
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Mrs. Mabel Herrick gave a dinner
Wednesday night at her home for Mrs.
Ruby Parkins of Cleburne, Tex. The
guests were: Mrs. Parkins, Mrs. Ray
Faith Dean. Mrs. Effie Dean, Miss
Pearl Dean and Mrs. Herrick.
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The monthly dinner of the Rota
club was held Wednesday night at the
Elks club. Mrs. Margaret Hill Nc
Carter was the speaker of the even
ing, giving talk on Abraham Lincoln.
Miss Irene De Nun accompanied by
Miss Helen Eariy gave several violin
numbers.
. An affair to be held next Tuesday
night, February 81. in Guild hall Grace
cathedral by the Girls Friendly So
ciety will be Ye Olde Curiositye Viii
liage. The affair is to be given in the
place of the annual carnival which the
girls have.
Various booths carrying out the old
English idea will be used. There will
be a tavern with a goodly supply of
ale (ginger), a tea garden, an old Eng
lisn inn. sweet shoppe, a hare and
hounds race, Punch and Judy show
and a mystery booth.
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The Alpha Beta Theta class of the
First Baptist church held it's annual
valentine party Tuesday evening ut
the home of Helen Davis. 1912 Polk
street. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Miss Ina Chitwood
Crawford Miss Martha Chit
Miss Jettie Denmark wood
Miss Marjorie Miss Margaret Price
Dreamer Mr.. Lloyd Minnick
Miss Helen Davis Mr.. Curtis Hunter
Miss Verda Veal Mr.. Chas. Kenyon
Miss Margaret Mr.. Lester Titus
Cundiff Mr.. Roger Gibson
Miss Esther Turner Mr.. Ralph Jencks
Miss Lillian Lietzows Mr.. Earl Lafferty
Miss Helen Hollar Mr.. Leo Snyder
Miss Ruth Porter Mr.. Kittredge Holt
Miss Ella Jackson Mr. Homer Wright
Miss Emma Jackson Mr. Earl Stevenson
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Notes and Personal Mention