The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-17

Judge and Mrs DeWitte c.. Mems
will send out invitations the last y
this week or the first of next lot eI 4
marriage of their daughter, celeste. ~
1Ir- Harmon Ryus of Los Angeles, AL
at their house, Sl4 Fifth stree, Ms 49,
Saturday evening, June z Alln su Css !.
a house wedding the long IestaeltS :
and wide acquaintance OF lhS u -
family in Topeka will make the INV
tations list large and the wedding VIII
be one of the most interesting OF ths
year. A chorus under the dlrectloA "
Mr.. Herm Syringe Of Kansas Clty anu
assisted by the Ladies Music clua
ouartette, will sing the wedding nusle,
the Faithful and True chorus from
LOhengrin having been selected TO pre-
cede- the ceremony and herald tne en-
trance of the bridal chorus. Ants-
wedding entertainments for MISS Mel
lis will begin next week. Among the
hostesses who are planning
Iuncheons, teas and other functions Tor
her are Mrs. Arthur Capper, MRS. ,
T. Barber. Mrs. n. O. Garvey, MIS-
Charles F. Spencer. Mrs. s. ]. CraW-
ford who viii come on from Washlng-
ton for the wedding, and Mrs. harrison
S. Morgan.
The young women who attend the
Helianthus club parties gave reclp-
rocity party last night at Steinberg S
The hostesses were Mrs Frank Scott
Davis. Mrs. John Baird Nicholson mrs
J. @. MOhler. Mrs. William T. Drechsel'
Mrs. Roland Histed, Mrs Charles l..
Mitchell, Mrs Don Mulvane. Miss N.Y.
tie Gage. Miss Eleanor Wheeler Miss
Elvie Millspaugh. Miss Nellie Mills
paugh, Miss Margaret Jones, MISS
Frances Funk, Miss Ethel Estberg-
Miss Mary B. Moore, Miss Ella DAVIS
Miss Margaret Carney, Miss Florence
tombstone, Miss Jeanette Wolcott
Miss Alice Lakin, Miss Emma Smith,
Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Helen
Smith. Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Mamie
,Veale. Miss Hazel MulEane. Miss Helen
McClintock, Miss Nellie Baker, Miss
Reita Updegran, Miss Anna Ruder,
Miss Helen Otis, Miss Gala Cutteu
Miss Helen Quinton and Miss Fay
Quinton. The invitation included all
the men of the Helianthus club and
some of the younger high school fra
ternity set and these out of town peo-
pie Mrs. Arthur McClintOck of Lincoln,
Neb. Miss Floyd Robenson Of Mexico
Mo, Miss Mary Lou Yansey of Rome,
Ga, Miss Helen Quigley of Sterling,
Miss Gertrude Cooper of Abilene and
Nj. Chauncey Dewey of Chicago.
While you are running your series
of lectures defining the position rights
and Importance of the smart set" says
q prospective bride, I wish you would
take time to lecture the S. S. little
on good breeding. For instance point
out to them the -rudeness and Lack of
consideration SHOWN IN wearing big
hats to house weddings and drawing
room musicales. Women seem to have
been cured permanently of the big
Observation-Disclosures habit but they still
wear their millinery monstrOsities to
house entertainments where an unob-
structed view is quite as desirable as
in a theater and even more difficult to
attain. I could also give you some
ideas for a lecture on the fashionable
wedding. its use and abuse I hope
INV trrraGdfrar MIL he
nor collection and you may depend
upon it 7 am not going to invite every
body regardless of our degree of ac-
quaintance. I think if ever there is a
time when one wants only ones near
est and dearest it is at ones wedding