The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-18

silk Braiding in oriental colors was
the trimming. She wore a corsage OF
sweet peas and roses.
Following the ceremony a luncheon
was served. The centerpiece at the
table was a low basket of jonquils,
fresias and sweet peas Place cards
were lilies Of the valley.
Mr.. Robinson and his bride left
shortly after noon for short motor
trip, after which they will be at home
al the Robinson ranch near Holton-
Both Mr. and Mrs Robinson are
graduates OF X S. A. C. and while in
school affairs. Mr.. Robinson was in
the 35th division and saw.service over
seas.
Mr.. Robinson's mother. Mrs. F. w
Robinson, came from Holton for the
wedding
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Mr. and Mrs.-Glen Logan have in
vited guests to bridge party which
they will give Friday evening at their
home in MacVicar street in honor of
Mrs. Logans brother, Mr.. Frank Rip
ley. and his bride. There will be
guests for four tables.
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Miss Orpha Baughman gave
luncheon yesterdayNnoon in honor of
Miss Glee Iden. whose engagement TO
Mr.. James Arthur Bulge of St Johns
has been announced. Covers were
Thomas. Miss Marjora Blank, Misc
Mabel Howerton, Miss Florence
Rowles. Miss Baughman-
Friday afternoon Miss Helen 'Neese
entertained at an informal sewing
party for Miss Iden
Out Of town guests who will come
to Topeka to be present at the mar
rage of Miss Iden and Mr.. Bulge.
which will occur Saturday at the
Alpha Phi house. are: Miss Gage Iden
of Arkansas City, Miss Frances Myers
of Whiting. Miss Helen Neese and
Miss Nina May Towel of NortonviIle
and Miss Faye Bonjour of Onaga.
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Mr.. and Mrs E. G Wilson. who are,
being entertained this week because
of their approaching departure for
ECaNforuia. will be the guests of honor
by Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dennis. Miss
Dora Foshay will entertain for the
Wilson's later in the week
It is hard to observe the flu ban
and have fun al the same t.rae. But
some people have solved the matter
by giving the smallest sort of little
parties that would be considered quite
impossible in ordinary times. Imagine
a dance with only four couples pres
ent- Yet that is what Mrs. E. d.
CIithero has been giving for her son
friends and they say they are the best
fun ever. No one who couldn't pass
d strict military physical examination
is INVITED and if they show any signs
of Iistlessness or an inclination to
saeeze while at the party they are
promptly interned
Such a small select party was given
at the Clithero home in Fillmore street
last night and Saturday night they
are planning another
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Members Of Mrs. w E. McVeys
club house team were entertained at
luncheon today by Mrs. A T. Lucas at
her home in FILLMORE street
1t is hard to decide which is worse.
to call ones friends after being at
work perfect hours and find them
with sleepy voices and the explanation
that they have just left their com
Portable beds, when you had thought
you would give most anything to
sleep one blissfuI hour longer. or to
have the fifth friend in two days tell
you OF her .engag cement. making you
feel like the last leaf on the tree. the
last rose of summer and like a sure
enough hopeless o. VI. all at the same
time
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The next meeting of the P Z. o.
sisterhood will be on March at the
home of Mrs J. T. Bell, GIL West
Eighth one o'clock luncheon will
be served There will be no program
but election of officers will be held.
Mrs. C. D. Startzman will be the assist
THE EVENING PAPER
Elsie never heard that Ty Cobb had
won immortal fame She wouldn't
know who Willard was, if he and she
should meet. an he should lift his hat
10 her. some morning on the street
But she knows every store in town.
where she can save some kaIe, by
buying stuff to feed US now. at what
she calls sale" Frances reads the
fashion news and all the social chat.
She'll tell you always off the reel.
where Vincent Astor's at. Ada reads
about the shows, and wonders every
day. if George Cohan wrote a song.
or John Drew has a play. The sport
news is Testers dish and politics is
Dads. Charley reads about the Boil
shevik-BUT Elsie reads the ads
Mrs. Fern L Coppedge has sent
invitations to Topeka friends to at
tend an art exhibit in the studios of
the Plastic club in Philadelphia. in
which a number of her paintings will
| be shown. This exhibit opens Febru
airy s. The work of a number of the
| best artists of Philadelphia will be in
this display.
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Attention is called to the members
| of Mrs Glen beavers club house
| team 10 4 meeting which they will
| have Thursday afternoon at~the home
! Of Mrs. Arthur Springer. Important
| business will be discussed The meet
| ing is called for! 2:30 o'clock
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| Miss Helen Seller and Mr.. Clifford
| Murphy, Of OkIaho City. were mar