The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-19

ed at -he home of the crides gar
ents-
Miss Courier and Mr. Euwer we're
academy students together in Wash
burn After graduating from the
academy, Miss Courier entered the
Kansas State Agricultural college at
Manhattan and graduated in hume
economic, in June, 1915. Since fin
lshing college, she has been teaching
in the nigh school at OfferIe, Kan
sas-
Mr. Euwer entered the washhuru
Law school, receiving his degree IT
1918. He is a member of the Alpha
Delta fraternity. After his adnis-
Kansas, TO begin his law practice, and
IS now county attorney for Sherman
county
After honeymoon trip 20 Colorado
Mr. Euwer and his bride will go to
GOOdlanc to make their home
The Kansas Equal Suffrage asso-
citation will have its annual meeting
Thursday of this week at he Y. w
c a. \ cafeteria luncheon will be
served IT noon, and Topeka women
VINO expect to attend are asked to
notify Mrs. Festus Foster, that she
may report the number of guests ex-
pected to the management of the
cafeteria
nal tea this afternoon at her home in
W. stern avenue. for her sister Mrs.
Arthur McCHntock, and for Mrs B.
Z hartman of Oklahoma City. who is
visiting her sister, Mrs A. L Nichols.
THERE'S y GIRL IN OUR TOWN
Who is trailed by any number of
lovelorn lads seeking the favor of her
smiles They say the case for them is
hopeless. as she is supposed to have
bestowed her heart already. I passed
her house early sunday afternoon The
place was shut up as tight as the grave
as tho the family might be out of
town. but on the doorknob hung a big
box of flowers The stems and leaves
which protruded from one end of the
box had begun TO wilt Now who is
leading that forlorn hope, I thought.
But perhaps IL wasn't so forIorn, after
all, for Monday afternoon I saw this
same pretty young girl tripping down
Kansas avenue. and wearing some
long stemmed flowers that were
dropping and had begun to wtther
Invitations are out for the mar
rage of Miss Nora Frances Hardisty.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hardisty. and Mr.. Arnold Honegger.
Of Omaha, Neb-. which will take place
Saturday evening. June %, at :
O'Clock, at Grace cathedral
y K
The girls who went up 70 the Fort
last weekend had a great time, so
they say. There were fifty girls TO be
distributed among some hundred and
fifty men, or about that ratio. Nat
uraIly there could have been no wall
flowers in such a situation; tho I
am sure none of the girls in that ag-
gregation are ever wall flowers But
be that as it may. the boys had to
all fight for their dances The
orchestra played about three encores
for every number. and the fellows
who were lucky enough to have part
ners. consumed no end of energy in
giving those encOreS- But after the
first repetition. they say that some OF
the men who were standing around
IS IeftOvers, stepped in and appro-
priated the girls for the remaining
section of the dances. in q perfectly
civilized and gentlemanly inpersona-
ton of the cave man
And they also tell how hard the
boys tried to curb their rampant APP
petities at the mess table, where the
girls were invited to eat with them
One of the Topeka charmers says that
she sat at table next to a young en-
bryo officer who looked as tho he
could have given Jack Sprat and his