The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-24

COCH7Y
Mrs. William F. Bowen entertained
the Topeka alumni chapter of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority informal
ly Tuesday afternoon at her attractive
new home at 500 Western avenue.
The guests were asked to meet Mrs.
Frank Cargill. a bride of a few
weeks who has recently come to To-
peka to live and who is a Theta from
Albion college, Albion, Michigan. Mr..
Cargill is the new proprietor of the
Throop hotel.
when I remember how / have to
feed a man and make a fuss over him
when he lives in the same town just
to get him to come to see me- said
a girl today. II certainly do marvel at
the girls who get men to come hun
dreds and thousands of miles to marry
them
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hoch are the
parents of a son born Tuesday even
ing at the governors house. Mr..
Hoch is the only son of Governor and
Mrs. Hoch, and is private secretary to
his father. Mrs. Hoch was before her
marriage Miss Edna Wharton of
Marion, the daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. c. Wharton, and the governors
grandson has been named Wharton.
Mrs. Wharton arrived today to spend
a week at the governors house.
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Look out for a new local scandal.
There is a scandal every summer
and the 1908 jar is about due.
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Mrs. d. r. Hite, 1915 Topeka ave-
nue.. gave a children's party this af-
ternoon for her little niece, Cornelia
Albers OF Nashville. Tenn, in celebra
ton of her third birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Hite was assisted by eight young
girls, Miss Rose Hite, Miss Mar
guerite Koontz. Miss Helen Kocntz,
Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss Isabel Mills,
Miss Esther Clark, Miss Elsie Nor
wood and Miss Winifred Greene. The
little girls and boys asked were: Bar
bara Gault, Philip Gault. Jean Koontz.
Katharine Clark, Macpherson Mills.
Virginia. Mills, Junior Crossman,
katharine Cole. Josephine Gilmore
Kenneth Gilmore, Mildred Bone,
Irene Peers and Winifred Miller.
sentimental Topeka chap who likes
TO quote poetry but rarely finds girl
who will stand for it, recently met a
maiden with deep, violet eyes, who
looked all heart and soul. He felt i'm
mediately that she was his affinity.
especially, when. on the occasion of his
first call. he saw a copy of the Rubiayat
lying on the library table. Yes, she
said she just dotted on poetry and the
Rubiayat was Perfectly Grand so he
picked up the volume and began read
ing aloud. But the girl had been out
playing tennis that afternoon and had
missed her dinner and he had arrived
before she had time to snatch bite and
as he began warming up eioquently to
his reading she heard Sister. whose
Steady was strong for the eats" but
didn't care Sc much for poetry, prowi-
ing around the refrigerator, and Inn
mediately she became FESTIVE. Still
she tried to be polifs and not reveal
the fact that the pangs of hunger were
fast overcoming her passion for the
Uplift.
Come fill the Cup" her high-browed
admirer was reading, land in the Fire
of Spring. your Winter Garments of
Repentance fling. the Bird of Time has |
but little While to fiutter and the |
Bird is on the Wing" He paused |
moment that she might get the full |
effect of his evolutionary gifts, and she |
breathed sigh of relief thinking he |
was going to stop and give her a |
chance to breach the subject of food |
but he misunderstood her emotion |
(serves a girl right for looking soulful |
when she's only hungry and turning |
over a few pages he went on: when |
GU ana L DenlnQ the ven nave pdSSSu,
o but the long, long Time the World |
shall last Which of our Coming and /
our Going heeds. But as the Seven |
Seas should heed" But the starved |
creature could not longer endure the |
pangs of hunger and at this point des-
troying In a second his latest fond |
dream of q Soul-mate she burst out |
with Mary, II you roughnecks are
making sandwiches bring me some.
quick, and don't you dare let Billy |
drink that last bottle"'
Mrs Evalyn Bradford Of Concordia
has issued Invitations for the marriage |
of her daughter Mayme and Mr.. Bar |
nard c. Hampton of Pagosa Springs, |
Colorado. Tuesday evening, June 80, at |
eight O'Clock. Mrs. Bradford and Miss
Bradford are cousins of Mrs. W. l. |
Taylor whom they have frequently Wis |
tied and have a number of acquaint- |
ances here. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will |
go to Concordia Monday to attend the |
wedding.
Miss Jeanette Corriene Pepin, J
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Pepin, |
of 324 Polk street, went to California |
TO visit relatives about IA months ago
where she met Mr.. George H. Hall, |
one of the wealthiest ranchers and
wine merchants of Sonomo county. |
They were married April Is. On their
honeymoon they saw the fleet of bat
tleships at Los Angeles and again at
San Francisco. Mr.. Hall Is an enthus-
iastic hunter of big game and main
tains hunting lodge on a large tract