The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25

E. at the Kappa Kappa Chi sorority
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STOP TALkING-DOI 1T.

| STOP TALk1NG-DO IT.
When a fellow is in the khaki and
prepared to do his bit, he's a fellow
| with purpose and he's mighty proud
OF 1t. There's world of satisfa ction
| in just doing all you can. and the fell
| low in the khaki knows that he's Just
| such a man. 'Tisn't hard to make
| suggestions as to how to win the war,
as you're sitting on a barrel in a cor
ner grocery store. 'Tisn't hard to point
| out errors as you're talking with your
WIFE, but you never won a battle just
| by talking. in your life. So 1 cav to
you. friend reader. if you like to criti-
else, If you want to help your coun-
try. put aside your Ifs and why's
| Get a uniform and wear it; go to liy-
| ing in tent, for the fellow in the
khaki has the only argument
Miss Lucille Bomgardner entertained
the girls of the Chi Omega sorority at
a slumber party last night at her
home. Her guests We're the Chi One
gas who are in town and included
| Miss Lucille Gilmore, Miss Rhea Rob-
ertson, Miss Prudence Stanley. Miss
Anetta Perry and Miss Frances Ford.
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The marriage of Miss Elsie Bacon
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Ba-
| con of 1888 Fillmore street and Mr.
| John N. Petit took place last evening
at o'clock at their new home, 1149
| College avenue. DR.. Charles NJ Shell
don read the services in the presence
of only relatives. Mrs. Petit has held
Mr.. Petit is a member of the city fire
department.
Some of the friends of the "P
| Square G." boys, all of whom are in
service. and most of whom are over
L.,
| Farnsworth at her home, 1900 West
Tenth street, to do Red Cross work
The prayer. God Save Our Splendid
! Men,, was sung as a tribute to the
boys and the remainder of the even
ing spent in writing letters to them
A flash1ight1 picture was taken to send
| to the boys. Those present were Miss
Katherine Harnit, Miss Sicily Allison
Miss Esther McCarter, Miss Verna
Wise, Miss Elma Stewart, Miss Marian
Macarthur. Miss Dola Forsgren, Miss
Carolyn Wiede, Miss Frances Scott
Miss Margaret Officer. Miss Beth
Harmon. Miss Esther Forsgren.' Miss
| Helen Campbell, Miss Mona Wiede
Miss Katherine Harmon. Miss Ade-
laide Taylor, Miss Lucille Mcclure
Miss Helen McCahan, Miss Lillian
Larson. Miss Aline Officer, Miss Sara
Dwyre and Miss Florence Penwell.
THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
VINO has been very much of a sue
cess in every way, who says he has al
| ways made it a point never to believe
everything his friends say for him. any
more than he does all that his enemies
say against him.
| \
| The Alta Vista club will meet with
Mrs. F. G. Willard next Monday after
! noon.
|
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Sennhauser of GAINESVILLE, O..
arrived today on account of the death
of her brother. Mr.. Don Mulvane.
Mr.. C. NJ. Hill returned today from
Oklahoma City. where he was called
by the death of his sister, Mrs. w. A
| Black of Norman, Okla.
Mrs. W. r Stubs of Lawrence
| spent yesterday in Topeka.
/ Mr.. Gilbert Morley is ill with pneu-
monia, resulting from an attack of in
fluenza, at his home, Winston, Mo
| Mrs. Worley, who has been the guest
| of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Logan. and expected to remain for the
| wedding of Mr.. Worley's sister. Miss
| Verna Worley. and Mr.. George c. Glib
bons today. left yesterday to be with
her husband.