The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-09
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By FRANCES JONES

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By FRANCES JONES -
The girls of the Alpha Phi sorority
will have a spread this evening at the
home OF Miss Juliette Hughes in Pot
win.
The Social Service club has discon-
tinued their children's hour programs
at the Orpheum theater during the
months of July and August. Begin
ming the first or second Saturday
will again have the opportunity of
seeing their fayorites in the shows
which the club will give.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eastberg ar
rived this evening from Guymon.
Okla, and will make their home at 213
Fillmore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastberg were mar
ried last Sunday morning at the home
/ of the brides mother, Mrs Phoebe
berg was Miss Ruth Antoinette Faris
! before her marriage and had made
! her home in Topeka since last fall, be-
I ing connected with the Merchants Ma
auditor of disbursements office at the
Santa Fe general offices.
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Mrs J. B. Heck. 1885 Western ave-
nue., entertained Thursday afternoon
| for Mrs. B. W. Carter, formerly of this
city but now of Los Angeles, Calf.
| The other guests were Mrs. W. r.
Perry Mrs. H. o. Warren, Mrs. j.. H.
Horner, Mrs. Samuel Magill. Mrs. F. E.
Parham, Mrs. Geo. E. Dougherty, Mrs.
H. L. Croft. Mrs. Geo. o. Boone and
Mrs. Major-Anderson (Mrs. Carriers
| daughter), with her son Junior. About
a month ago Mrs. Carter went to Cali
fornia to visit and has decided to make
her home there. leaving Friday for
Los Angeles.
| Announcements of the marriage of
/ Miss Margaret Campbell. daughter OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Camp
/ bell of Chicago. to Prof. John Leonard
Hancock of Fayetteville, Ark, are pc
| ing received here. The marriage took
place Tuesday, June 20, in Chicago.
Professor Hancock was on the fac
ulty at Washburn several years ago
| teaching Latin and Greek and is now
teaching at the University of Arkan-
sag.
William E. Davis, Jr., has invited
guests for an informal dancing party
which he will give this evening at the
Virginia.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN.
| Who was idly specializing the other
lday-on the peculiar habits which the
heroes in the movies have. 1t seems
THAT when the proper time comes all
the hero has to DO is to reach in his
waistooat pocket and draw forth
lsparkling eirciet always the exact fit
and place it on the finger of the
sweet young thing just as she
breathes the little word yes" They
never get mixed up either and try to
extract the ring from the pocket on
1.-The same side which the girl is being
| On sSHnnOSRp said the pVO-
man in our town, that she didn't &C
| cept him-things. like that happen ev-
cry day. He simply wouldn't have the
nerve to ask the jeweler to take the
ring back: and it probably wouldn't
fit the next girl he proposed to if she
happened to accept. It's an extrava-
CANT habit that they ought to be
ashamed Of"
Notes and Personal Mention. -
Miss Irene Seery will spend the
| weekend at Lawrence with friends.
| Mrs. A. C. Bartel and son Charles
have returned to their home in Louis
vile. Ky, after a visit here to friends
and relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Turner of
Kansas City and Miss Margaret Silk of
Detroit, Mich, are guests of Mrs. Tur-
| ner's and Miss Silks cousin, Miss
Mary Parkinson and family.
| Mrs. Malcolm Gray and small son
are spending the summer at circle
vile. Kan.
| Mrs w. C. McDonough will leave
this evening for Boston. Mass, to Join
Doctor McDonough. They will visit in
New York City, returning home about
| the first of August. y
Mrs. Patrick Walsh will leave this
evening for Chicago to spend short
time visiting friends.
| Mrs. Mary Dewey will leave next
week to visit in Mound City, Kan.
| Prof. and Mrs. Albert Dickens of
Manhattan spent Thursday visiting
| Mr.. Mrs. Phil Eastman. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Eastman returned home Wednes-
| day evening from the east. where they
had been for the past few weeks on a
vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w Merriam will
leave in a short time to spend two.
months at Pasadena, Calf.
Mrs. L. D. Whittemore left Tuesday
for Washington. D. c., to be the guest
| of her son, Mr.. Lorens Whittemore,
and Mrs. Whittemore.
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