The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-18

Chief Justice and Mrs. William Ag-
new Johnston have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter.
Margaret Agnes, to Mr.. Samuel Jacob
day evening the fifth of August at
seven O'Clock, Elmwood Place. To-
peka.
T.
u Topeka friends of Mr.. Walter Bolles.
the Washburn law student who is
playing professional baseball this sea-
son with the Fort Worth, Texas, team,
holding the position of captain, will
hear with surprise of his wedding
which took place unexpectedly July
third in Fort Worth, to Miss Florence
Cahoon of Temple, Texas. The en-
gagement was no secret but had been
announced to their friends and Miss
Cahoon visited Mr.. Boles' mother,
Mrs. F. 1. Boles. at the Devon this
spring and met many of his Topeka
friends on that occasion. The date of
the wedding had been set for Septen-
Der IL but Miss Cahoon went to Fort
Worth on a visit late in June and they
were married without informing their
relatives or friends of the change in
their plans. Mrs. Boles, who comes
from a family of fans and is an en-
thusiastic follower of the game, will
accompany Mr.. Boles on a trip
around the Texas league circuit. They
will return to Topeka at the close of
the season and Mr.. Boles will resume
school from which he will be grad
uated next June.
1t is estimated that a certain eligible
bachelor in town has to pay board only
about one-third of the time owing to
his popularity with the hostesses of
visiting girls. All his women friends
who have girls anywhere from thir-
teen to thirty-eight to entertain invite
him to luncheon and dinners and pile
delicacies up in front of him until he
is fairly barricaded by them. But
there is nothing doing Young Mr..
aWisenstein accepts all invitations,
makes himself mildly agreeable and
seems thoroughly to enjoy the "eats''
but continues to disappoint the match
makers.
Society vaudeville followed by cards
and dancing will be given at the Coun-
try club Wednesday of next week.
This will be the regular monthly en-
fertainment for members and their
families. Mrs. Frank Scott Davis is
chairman of the committee and her
assistants are Mrs. Albert T. Reid. |
Mrs. George NJ. Crawford Mrs B. F. |
Akers. Mrs. Schuyler c. Nichols. Mrs. |
Chester Woodward, Mrs. J. c. Mohler |
and Mrs W. H; Eastman
AS between prayers or a Chautau-
qua for rain, guess you've got to give |
1t to the chautauaua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bayne Ham
mond of Kansas City have announced |
the engagement of their daughter |
Margaret, to Mr.. Ray Campbell of |
Wichita. The wedding will take place |
in the early fall. Both Miss Ham |
mond and Mr.. Campbell are graduates |
of the University of Kansas, the form |
er from the school of arts and the |
latter from the school of law, and used |
TO visit in Topeka frequently when |
they were at Lawrence. Miss Ham b.,
mond was the guest of Miss Ethel |
Davis and Miss Mary Chase Chamber |
lain on q number of occasions. She is
a member of the Pf Phi sorority and |
Mr.. Campbell is Phi Gam.
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The real events of the season at the |
Country club, the pajama parades given |
by the tent colony every night that it |
rains. are missed by most of the mem |
bers, and there is a good deal of grum- |
bling because the tent city is so ex-
elusive.
q
The Helisnthus club will give the next |
dance at Vinewood July |
rs
Don't know that the girls who are |
away for the summer need waste so /