The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

rassment is sometimes saved if it is not
too generally known. But when the
wedding is. o1lly a few weeks off and ev-
erybody is talking about it anyway, and
the papers will be expected to give a full
detailed description of it when it finally
takes place why this sudden shrinking
from publicity? Everybody is interest
ed in a wedding and even the most con-
sentative people who object to seeing
their names in the papers at other times
and think the society column the most
disgraceful of modern Institutions do
not object to notices and descriptions Of
weddings and indeed think them highly
legitimate news items. But if an i'm
pudent S. r. three days before the in
vitations come out, should announce
that they are about to be issued, or
make any other reference to this we'd
ding of which everybody knows, she
would be afraid to meet the bride or
groom or any of their relatives or
friends for weeks-or at least until they
wanted to use her department of the
paper for some purpose Of their own.
You know everybody does, sooner or
later. otherwise the S. r. would be a
complete outcast and pariah.
Miss Josephine Weaver entertained
the J. F. F. L. club at her home. 9l9
Jefferson street, at a masquerade Tnose
present were Miss Pearl Gonsolley,
Miss Fay Kennedy, Miss Dorothy Ov-
ermyer. Miss Hazel Barber, Miss Edna
Gonsolley and Miss Bessie Murphy.
X
Miss Agnes Fisk gave an informal ev-
ening Wednesday for these guests: Dr.
and Mrs. Otto Kiene, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Skinner, Miss Louise Keliam
Miss Allabelle Troutman, Miss Mary
PANELS Miss Berenice Fuller, Miss
Bertha Dinsmore, Miss Edna Morrow
Mr.. Charles Steele, Mr.. George An
derson, Mr.. Bert Sutton, Mr.. Herman
Carkhuff DR.. Elmer Hill, Mr. Merrill
Mills, Mr.. Henry Reed:
Mrs. John B. Sims and Miss Eleanor
Sims of the Devon. entertained a small
company informally Tuesday evening
for Miss Lou Wells of New York
The SIGMA Delta Psi sorority Of
Washburn is giving a party on the
campus today for the new pledges anc
Miss Julia Larimer who leaves Monday
for her second year at Wellesley
The Owls will initiate some new mem
bers tonight at the home of Miss Kath-
arine Kellam.
The Washburu college and WashburI
girls literary societies will give thef
annual fall reception tonight in Carne
/ gle library. Dean and Mrs. D. L. Nc
| Eachron, Miss Mary Willard. Miss
/ Daisy Monroe Miss Irene Mehl DR.
and Mr.. Wistar Williams viii receivl
the guests and assisting at the punci
bowls and favor tables viii b.
1 Miss Bessie RenBieIx, Miss Nellie Kas
ter, Mr.. John Robb, Mr.. Ralph John
ston. Miss Celia Smith, Miss Mary Gall
Miss Allie Wingett, Miss airline Deit
rich Miss Daisy Neil. Miss Mabel Rem
wick, Miss Mildred Guild, Miss Elsi
Spear. Miss Frances Brown, Miss Char
lotte Lyle. Miss Yivien Tuttle, Mis-
Louise McNeal-
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Spencer have is
sued invitations for the marriage O
their daughter, Nora, and Mr.. Harry 1
Adams of Chicago, Wednesday evenins
i October 3, at their house, 1852 CARTEL
avenue. At home after October 20, 80
Sixty-third street. Chicago. Miss Jer
ME Wells and Miss Maud McMurtir
win entertain some evening next wee
for Miss Spencer
Miss Julia Whitmer's guests at an ey
entng for Miss Ef17e King tonight at he
home on West Sixth avenue. viii
4 Miss King Mrs. Anna Fulton Glib. Mr.