The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30

Arthur Murphy, of Tulsa, Okla; Mrs.
]. p. ROwley, the bridegroom's moth
err; Mrs. Frederick Monroe Barrows.
of Texas City. Texas; Lieutenant and
Nr. and Mrs. Chauncey Dewey, of Chi
cego: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Copeland,
Of Junction City; Miss Miriam MUIR
ply. of Tulsa, OKLA; Lieutenant
Havercamp, Lieutenant Moose and
Lieutenant McCord, all of Fort Riley.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robenson have
left for Ell Paso, Texas, and from
there they will go to San Francisco,
Cal. to sail for the Philippine Islands.
Lieutenant Robenson will be stationed
at Fort William Mckinley. near Ma
Mia.
Mrs. Robenson's travelling costume
was a tailored coat suit of blue mozier
with blouse of white crepe meteor.
! and with it she wore a black hat
trimmed with wings, =
Mrs. A. E. Van Patten gave a party
Saturday for her little daughter. Alice
Mary, to celebrate her fifth birthday
anniversary. Yellow daffodils deco
rated the rooms open to the guests. In
the center of the luncheon table, there
was Jack Horner pie in which were
Easter novelties. Yellow ribbons at
tached a toy from the pie to each
plate. Baskets of bon-bons were CIV
en- as favors and a little yellow chick
stood at each plate.
Mrs. Van Petten was assisted by
Mrs Frank Beverly and Miss Gertrude
McClintock. A Microscope entertain
ment was given during the afternoon.
The guests were Mural Catlfn. Mar
jorie Robinson, Sallie Lillard, Katha-
rine Drum. Katharine Hayes; Jane
Medlicott, Dorothy Rosebrough. Ber-
nard Rosebrough, Henry Alden. jim
mic Mohler. Buddie Medlicott, Virginia
| Welty, Alden Lewis. Junior Wyant.
Helen Wyant and Alfred Van Petten.
i
It's very long. far cry from Paris
the beautiful and gay, to Texas plains,
dusty and hot: it is also some distance
between the two, but the miles and
miles OF ocean travel and the miles
and miles of pounding over the ties
| have been accomplished valiantly by
the young Donald Moffat and his wife
| formerly Blossom Devlin) and the
two of them are most blissfuiy hap
DIV on their ranch near FIT. Stockton
Texas.
The marriage. you probably re-
member, took place in Paris about
two wears ago and was some swell af-
fair Just now living away from home
and friends it would make your neart
| thump and your eyes grow misty TO
see them so ideally happy. even
though very lonesome. Iney are
lust completing a very attractive
Spanish mission style bungalow into
which they will move. from the
| barn." as soon as 1t Is compieteo'
yes. sir, they have been living in the
barn, finding it lots of fun ana
doubt il they will be any more happy
in their beautiful little home than they
we're in the barn. Mrs. Devlin and
the children are still in Paris and Will
remain there until the children are
through their schooling.-The Inde-
pendent. K G:
Mr.. Frank Fable and Mr.. Robert
! Drum were hosts at a matinee dancing
party Saturday at Kellam hall FOR
some of the young people OF the
Washburn and high school crowds
The dancers included: Miss Har-
rfet Hill. Miss Helen Harsh, Miss
Frances Perry, Miss Lois Umpieby'
| Miss Lillian Stone, Miss Juliet Brown.
Miss Ruth Wood, Miss Emelie Seery.
| Miss Isabel Stewart, Miss Roytand
Geer, Miss Mildred Newen. Miss Rutn
| Foster. Miss Cynthia Monroe, Miss
| Antoinette Clark. Miss Marjorie Lyle.
Miss Antoinette West, Miss Dorothy
Miller. Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss Wfni-
| fred Burch. Miss Isabel Dickinson,
/ Mr.. John Smalley, Mr.. Ralph Kings
ley, Mr.. Morris Sanders, MI Ned
Brown. Mr. Ray Chamberlain. Mr..
James Perry, Mr.. Vincent Pierson,
Mr.. Sam Stewart, Mr.. William Geer'
Mr.. Kenneth Lewis, Mr.. Tucker. MT
| Forrest Rice, Mr.. Seaton Hammill
Mr.. Chester Whale, Mr.. Bert Quinlin
Mr.. Warren HUMPHREYS. Mr.. kelton
| Lewis of Lawrence, Mr. La Rue
Royce, Mr. Fabian Dickinson. Mr.
Clare Blourth Of St Joseph. Mr. Drum
and Mr.. Fable.
The Women's Commercial club vii
meet tonight in the Commercial clut
rooms An address will be made by
/ Alfred Bartel.
. . =
4 The Topeka Training school fol
Sunday school workers will meet THU
evening ut 1880 O'Clock at the FRS
Methodist church The lecture viii
be given by D. L. McEachron. dean Of
i Washburn college, and his subject vii
be THE Common Ground in Biblical
Teaching
Mrs Dan Hestand gave birthday
] party for her son, william. to which
81 Tho following children were asked;
Il warren Crosby, Ernest Dibbles