The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-05


men with one child Next they take
the married ones with two children. I
and SO on up the line. so that the men
with the big families are taken last
Aha" burst out the young bach |
elor who had been smoking up ten
perfectly good cigars in his worry over
being called, II see what L can do
will marry widow with eight chill
dren, and then I'll start out for myself
and keep ahead of the government,
to make exemption sure
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Helen Winnie,
of Manhattan, and Mr.. Logan Field,
of Kansas City. Monday, at the home
of the brides uncle, Mr.. Scott Higgin-
bothem.
The bride was formerly a student
in the College of the Sisters of Beth
any, and later attended the State
Agricultural college, where she was u
member Of the Pi Phi sorority. She
has frequently visited Miss Gladys
Guild, Miss Jane Kingan. Miss Ernes-
tine Billy, and other Topeka friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Field will live in Kan
sas City, after spending a year in
travel. They have left the northwest,
and will go on to California
| Miss Marian Williams, Miss Jessie
Burnett, Miss Dorothy Coe, Mr.. John
Bauerfein, Mr.. Frank Fable, Mr.. Rob
ert Biene and Mr.. Joe Brier had
steak roast Wednesday night.
/ The first questions asked about a
man under discussion are given in
Life according to the home town of
the girl inquirer. They are as follows:
| New York Girl: What is he worth
! Salt Lake City Girl: How many
wives has he?
| Milwaukee Girl: Is he naturalized?
| Boston Girl: Who's his family?
| Louisville Girl: What does he
drink?
Concord. n. H, Girl: What is his
religion?
Detroit Girl: What car does he
Reno Girl: How long has he lived
Washington Girl; Whom did he vote
san Francisco Girl: Is he a native
New Haven Girl; What is his col
Chicago Girl: Where IS he?
The Central Park Kindergarten clue
will meet Friday afternoon at S;So
o'clock at Central Park school.
The XIV club will meet with Mrs.
s c.. Zimmerman, 1928 Mulvane
street, Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K Mayberry are in
San Antonio, Texas. where they are
/ spending few days on their way
home from southern California, Where
they spent the past six months Ihelr
daughter Mrs. Augustus Pasqueth,
and Mr. Pasqueth, formerly of Mil
waukee, Wis. have been in southern
| California this winter, and have de-
cided to remain there. instead of re-
turning to Wisconsin. They nave
bought a home on Ardmore avenue,
! I
Miss Mary Weightman mas organ
lied a class in expression which she
meets every Saturday. at Hoyt, Kan
sion under Miss Helen Griffin at
Washburn college, next June
Miss Errna Larrick and Miss Lois
Murphy were hostesses this afternoon
at the Alpha Phi house on College
Hill. at an informal sewing party given
! in commitment to- Miss Larricks sis
ter. Mrs c. W. Ward of Lenora- Miss
I.arrick and Miss Murphy are remain
/ ing at the Alpha Phi house during the
/ spring vacation Mrs. Ward will be
/ with them until the return of Mrs.
Jennie Steele, who has been i'll at st.
| Francis hospital for two weeks. Guests
| this afternoon were Mrs. Ward, Miss
/ Grace Dana, Miss Juliet Brown, Mss
kathryn Albaugh, Miss Ella Walton,
| Miss Winifred Green, Miss >Sorrine
Ripley. Miss Helen Neese. Mss Eula
! Flemning Miss Helen Brigham. Miss
| Mary Weightman. Miss Alice Hughes,
Miss Maude McVey, Miss Pauline Nc
| Vey-
Notes and Personal Mention.
" Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Campbell will
<leave the first of the week for trip
to New York.
Professor Hugh Dickerson has gone
to his home in Holton for a visit of a
few days
Charles HensIey is i'll at his home
with a broken collar bone.
Miss nellie Allen returned today
from Oswego, where she is teaching
domestic science in Oswego college.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H Hope have re-
turned from a short visit with Mrs
HOPES mother, Mrs. Charles Spencer
at Excelsior Springs. Mrs. Spencer is
improved in health and expects to
come home next week.
Miss lauren Crary is spending her
Easter vacation with her parents at
/ Mcpherson.
. Miss Helen Griffin is spending the
Weekend at her home in NOrtonville.
Miss Frances Myers of the Alpha
/ Phi house is spending few days at
: her home in Whiting.
Mrs. W. F. McCue of Denver re-
J turned home Wednesday, after visit
of a few days to Miss Glen Davis.
Miss Esther Lauterbach of Wash
burn college is spending the Easter
vacation with her people in Colby
Kan.
= Mrs. c. w Ward of Lenora, Kan.
is visiting her sister. Miss Erma Lar
rick. of Washburn-
Miss Eliza beth LeBar and Mrs. W
8. Fo:nsette of Kansas City are spend
=