The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-25

whereupon he answers back that she
Is getting clumsy as she advances in
years And SO it goes until old quar-
/ rels are revived and old wounds open
ed. One couple IL actually getting q
divorce. and their troubles all date
back to their attempts to dance with
each other instead OF with some one
else's mate. After they learn the
steps they can dance together, but not
while they are learning SO long as
husbands and wives say what they
lite to those outside Of the family"
Mrs. Hattie Williams will entertain
the T. g. F. club Friday afternoon at
her home. 1868 College avenue.
! Mrs. e. C. Arnold entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club this afternoon.
The Alpha Chi Theta sorority gave
dinner party and shower at Mills
tea room Monday evening for Miss
Blanche Shirley, who will be married
to Mr.. Olcott Sage early in March.
Covers were laid for Miss Shirley, Miss
Hazel Boast, Miss Ruth Ogden. Miss
Elwinna Pugh, Mrs. w. Horning. Miss
Helen Bollmer, Miss Ann Myers. Miss
Helen Fulton, Miss Gertrude Russell
and Miss Mary Summers.
D. ~
o'clock dinner last night in honor of
her son Calvin, of Colorado, graduate
of Washburn.
Miss Helen Eacker Of Lawrence will
speak at the missionary federation at
the Central Congregational church
Thursday morning and Rev. Bruce
Kinney will speak Thursday after
noon.
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The marriage OF Miss Winifred Hell
bert. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
C. Helbert. and Mr. A. H. Schober, will
be solemnized tonight at 8 O'Clock at
the First Baptist church, by the Rev.
Mr.. Robert Gordon. Miss Lydia Emery
will play the Lohengrin wedding march
, for the entrance Of the bridal party,
and the Mendelssohn march as the re-
cessional. Miss Emily Crow will sing
Il Love You Truly"
Miss Helbert has chosen as her
bridesmaid. Miss Mildred Jones. and
little Helen Knapp as the ring bearer.
Mr.. Will Guild. Of Berne, Kan, will
! be Mr. Schober's best man.
The bride will be gowned in white
crepe de chine and will carry a shower
bouquet of brides roses and lilies of
the valley. Her dress is made with
draped skirt and bodice of shadow lace.
She will wear a long tulle veil, caught
In the hair with lilies of the valley and
orange DlOSSOmS. MISS Jones Will wear
yellow crepe de chine. trimmed with
lace. and will carry a bouquet of DAFT
fodils. Little Helen Knapp, who will
carry the ring in a lily will wear
white frock with pink sash and ribbons.
The wedding party will stand before a
bank of palms for the reading of the
service.
After the wedding there will be an
informal reception at the Helbert home,
716 Topeka avenue. The guests will
be received by the bride and BRIDE
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Helbert, the
brides sisters. Mrs. John d. Knox. of
Eskridge. and Mrs. John A. Davis, the
bridegroom's mother. Mrs. ]. Schober,
and his sister. Miss Edith Schober
both of Berne, Kan.
Out OF town guests to the wedding
are: Mrs. Knox. Mrs. Schober. Miss
Schober. who are guests at the Hell
bert home. and Mr.. Will Guild. who
Is visiting his uncle, the Rev. MIR. Roy
b. Guild. Mr.. Helbert, the brides faith
er, who is in business in Manitou, Col,
came to attend the wedding and to
be with his family a par of the win
ter.
The bride is q graduate Of the To-
peka high school. and was president of
ner class organization. She graduated
with the class of January, 1911. Mr..
Schober was brought up in Berne. Kan.
He now has a position in the Bank of
Topeka. and he and his bride will make
their home here.