The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-06

Mr.. Chauncey Dewey has asked the
following friends to act as ushers at
his marriage to Miss Elyfa Mills
paugh which takes place Easter Mon
day: Mr.. Paul E. Walker, Mr.. Dan
Hammatt and Mr.. Joe Wilson of To-
peka, Mr.. Guy Guernsey and Mr..
Charles Alling of Chicago. His cou-
sin, Mr.. Peterson of Wheeling. West
Virginia will attend him him as
groomsman. Bishop and Mrs. Frank
Rosebrook Millspaugh issued invita-
lions Saturday to their daughter s
wedding, half after 7 o'clock in the
evening, April 20 at Grace cathedral.
Mr.. Dewey will give dinner for
the bridal party Saturday, April IS
at the Topeka club.
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Well, the Topeka girls are sore for
fair. Hal Norton, who belongs here,
but who is working in the Rock Is
land passenger office at Horton, is to
be married Wednesday to Miss Matte
Hargis of Troy, sister of Mr.. Arthur
Hargis of Topeka. The marriage
will take place at the home of anoth-
er brother, Mr.. William Hargis, and
after short wedding trip they will
come to Topeka (about next Sunday
for visit to Mr.. Nortons parents,
Col. and Mrs. John d. Norton. By
the way, the new Mrs. Norton will
have Mrs. Ralph Harrington Norton
Norton's real name, although it is un-
likely that he knows it. himself Miss
Hargis, who has visited in Topeka a
number of times is a very attractive
young woman, but you-won't get any
of the girls to admit 1t, because Mr..
Ralph Harrington, like all the other
Nortons, is a handsome chap with
winning ways, and great social ia
vorite At home in Horton-which
ought to console the girls who lost
out, If anything could.
An informal subscription dance is
planned for tomorrow night. at the
Country club.
Well, we'll! What do you know
about this? And right under our
noses, too. The Wichita Beacon says:
A popular young Topeka journalist
used to come every two weeks to
Wichita. Now he comes every two
months. He is building a cottage on
West Douglas. Now, what does it all
mean?
Col. Fred Bullene. Jay House, Ell
mer Schultz. Howard Everett. Cecil
Howes, Augustin Koehler and Bob
Smith. please declare yourselves.
Generosity could really go no fur
ther. When the K. u. men come up
to Topeka to see the Washburn girls
the Washburn men entertain them at
their chapter houses. But then" a
Washburn man said this morning.
"Who's afraid of a K. U. MANI"
81 wish 1 could rearrange a few
matches. Take that big. loud mouth
ed rounder, Jones, for instance. He's
married to one of the incest little wo-
men in the world. Wouldn't it be a
fine thing to give her to G who is a
decent, Woodworking. unassuming,
affectionate chap handicapped by a
lazy, selfish, extravagant. painted hus-
sy of a wifei"-The Matchmaker.
The Kappa Thetas of Washburn will
give q party Saturday night at the
chapter house for their pledges.
The Delta Phis of Washburn will
give the annual fraternity dinner at
McRae's April %.
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Mrs E. J. Shakeshaft entertained
the Swastika club Saturday afternoon
at her home No. 11O1 West Tenth ave-
nue.. The girls spent very happy
afternoon sewing little dresses for the
mission. Refreshments We're served
for the following: Miss Sara Stickney
directress; Misses Margaret Shakeshaft
Esther Walker, Edith Parfitt, Mabel
Gilchrist, Eva Crow, Frances Perry
Jessie Gilchrist and Lillian MCGEE. The