The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-28

A fashionable, though not an ex-
tremely elaborate wedding, will be SOL
emnized tonight. when Miss Isabel
Smith. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
to Lieutenant Arner Robenson. at
Grace Cathedral at $3.50 o'clock. The
service will be read by the Rt. Rev.
Frank r. Millspaugh. bishop of Kansas.
Miss Smith has chosen as her at
tendants, her sisters, Miss Eva Smith
as maid Of honor and Miss Helen Smith.
and Lieutenant RobensOn's sister, Mrs.
Frederick Monroe Barrows. There are
to be two little ribbon girls, Babbie
Gault and the brides little niece.
Peggy Sallee. Little Helen sallee will
carry the ring. Lieutenant Charles
Havercamp of Fort Riley will be Lieu
tenant Robenson's best man. and the
ushers will be Lieutenant William c.
McCord and Lieutenant William Moose.
both cavalrymen. who are stationed at
Fort Riley.
Before the ceremony. Mr.. Ray Hall
will play a violin solo, 20 Promise Ne"
and the Lohengrin Wedding March will
be played by Mrs. J. A. Campbell. or
ganist, and Mr.. Hall, viOlinist, for the
entrance of the bridal party. and the
Mendelssohn march for the occasional
The wedding will be a military affair.
A large American flag, brought from
Fort Riley, will be draped over the
chancel arch, and the flowers will be
yellow, the cavalry color. There Will
be banks of palms and bouquets Il
tonquils in the decorations.
Miss Smith gave a dinner for her
bridal party Friday night, when she
presented her gifts to her attendants.
The women and girls of the party were
given each a ring. and Lieutenant Rob-
epson gave the men tie pins.
Lieutenant Robenson and his bride
will leave after the wedding for a resi-
dence in the Philippine Islands. where
Lieutenant Robenson has been sta
toned
Mrs. James L. Shaded of Hiawatha.
Kan, is the guest of Mrs. c. 6. Col
burn, and Mrs. Colburn gave a lunch
con in her honor today. The luncheon
table was prettily decorated with
spring flowers. In the center was a
green basket of yellow jonquils. and
jonquils were given as favors. Covers
were laid for twelve.
Mrs. Byron Davis was hostess at
luncheon for Mrs. Shaded at Mills Tea
room Friday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. P. Wahle gave a luncheon
today at Mills tea room in honor of
her sister, Mrs. T. Grey Kennedy of
Junction City. Covers were placed
for: Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. B. H. Pugh.
Mrs. Roy B. Guild. Mrs. John r. Sar-
gent, Jr.. Mrs. w. F. Bowen, Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. Wahle.
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The Spa1ding Reading circle will
have an open meeting Monday even
ing, March 80. in the Knights Of Co
lumbus club rooms. 1t will be So
cial evening. and no business matters
will be taken. up.
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Miss Ora Moneypenny entertained
informally at bridge Friday afternoon
for Mrs. Carl Trap of Kansas City,
who has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. Sarah Morton, and for Miss
Mary Banks of Newcomerstown, Ohio,
a guest at the j. r. Mulvane home.
Mrs. Trap returned to her home FRI
day night. The guests at the party
yesterday were: Miss Banks. Mrs.
Trap, Mrs. Paul Walker, Mrs.
Thomas Lillard, Mrs. Creighton Miller.
Mrs. William Snyder, Mrs. Forrest
Kutz, Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs. Ed
GOssett, Mrs. Ray Lamberson, Mrs.
ROLAND West. Miss Edith Thompson,
Miss Guen GODDARD. Miss Daisy Mon
roe, Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss Char
lotte Laudeman, Miss Ellie Dean, Miss
Mildred Newell, Miss Thomasine jack
son. Miss Ruth Cowgirl. Miss Gladys
West and Miss Amy Lamberson Of
Manhattan.
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Mrs. B. G. Walker entertained the