Kansas City Bride Weds Lawrence Man in Early Spring
The ceremony took place at First Methodist with a full bride’s party and a program featuring organ solos and selections from Lohengrin and Cadman. The bride Miss Dorothy Enlow wore white satin with lace and a lace cap, her gown designed by her mother, and she exchanged vows with Edward H. Al asehor son of Rev. Har. The couple plans a short wedding trip before resuming their teaching duties in Bashor and Lawrence schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ya Martin
d’Hardelot
Cad’ Aman
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Altay
Delbert, Roberts
Topeka
Gustav. Geiger
Kansas City
Kan
Hilen
Hazard Iand
Winifred Dean
Mary -Frances’ Allen
Paul Harnar
Eugene McFarland
Alpha Kappa Lambda Fraternity
Mr. Allen
Helen Weichen
G. B. Coffin
Velma Lindsay
Clarence McLaughlin
Deene Pipes
Robert Reynolds
Kathrine Weatherby
Burton Brown
Lydia
Catlin
Clarence
Francisco
Marie Catlin
Leo Riley
Edna Lemon
William Moore
Florence
Edmonds
Raymond
Brady
Helene Dean
George Olsen
Josephine Edmonds
Ralph Bunn
Goldie Hoffman
Wilbur Fite
Dorothy White
Cecil Engle
Mary Frances Aten
John Beamer
Miss Enlow
Mae Dowell
Harnan
Allen
Ella Doering
J. PF. Luiz
A. L.kiene
GL. Catlin Oy
Forest L. Noll
Gs. Allen
University of Kansas
Unishe
Eighth Birthday Celebration At Mrs Laessig Home
Mrs Raymond Laessig hosted an Easter themed birthday party for Mercy Margaret Laessig at 1100 Connecticut Street. Guests enjoyed games, prizes, an Easter egg hunt, bunny hop, and a long table birthday feast with a rabbits and chicks border, pink candle cake, and color tied baskets. Attendees included Bernice Bliesner Ruth Major Charlotte Ann Gilkison Jane Wostemeyer Catherine Elizabeth Ochse LaDean Davis ary Louise Green Helen Baker Petts Meyn and Mercy Margaret. Relatives Mr and Mrs John Barnes Nathalie Marilyn Barres of Herington joined. The event followed by meetings and community notices including Ileside eruption and Legion Auxiliary activities.
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Raymond Laessig
Connecticut
Mercy
Margaret
A.f.ochse
Bernice Bliesner
Ruth Major
Charlotte
Ann Gilkison
Jane Woestemeyer
Catherine
Elizabeth Ochse
LaDean
Louise Davis
Ary Louise Green
Helen Baker
Petts Meyn
Mercy Margate
Personal notices from Lone Star and nearby towns
Sherman S Dillon of Lone Star left last night for Valley City to take a position with Industrial Construction Co of St Louis. Mrs J Gordon Gibb went to Kansas City for the day. Miss Minnie Dingelstedt and Miss Georgia Wolf visited Topeka. Mrs L Dawson and Miss Hezel Dawson were in Topeka. Harold Hucker and family visited Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Harry R Johnston of Eureka were guests of Eli Wilson. R C Johnson spent the day in Kansas City. E L McCutellan, called for illness of sister Mrs O P McNees at McConnell hospital, returned to Hannibal Mo. Packney spent the day in Kansas. James T Lardner made a business trip to Bonner Springs. Harrison Roe of Fayette visited friends in Lawrence. Miss Emily Ball shopped in Topeka. Mrs Joseph Henry and Miss Ruth Henry visited Mrs W R Stiner north of town. Mrs A J Wolfe, guest of her sister Miss Hayden, returned to Tulsa Okla. Mrs Fred Baugh returned home at Ber after a visit with her daughter Mrs Gene Mason. Junior and Jack Todd, 820 Ohio.
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Sherman S. Dillon
Lone Star
Valley City
Tih
Industrial Construction Company
St. Louis
J. Gordon Gibb
Kansas City
Minnie Dingelstedt
Georgia Wolf
Topeka
L. Dawson
Hezél Dawson
Harold
Hucker
Robert
Harry R. Johnston
Eureka
Eli. Wilson
R. C. Johnson
Kansas Ci City
E. L. McCutellan
O.P. McNees
McConnell Hospital
Hannibal
Packney
Kansas
James T. Lardner
East Highteenth Street
Bonner
Harrison. Roe
Fayette
A. J. Wolfe
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Poreless Smoothness
Ad copy touts Mello-Glo face powder as preventing large pores, staying power, and purity with no irritation. Claims of a youthful bloom from new French races and a matte finish that eliminates shine are featured. Sold by Dridge Pharmacy and Round Corner store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dridg Ge
Round Corner Ruse Co
Catholic Ladies Dinner Set for Wednesday Evening
In Colorado Springs, Mrs. Smith notes she was in business here about four years ago. The Catholic Ladies will serve dinner Wednesday evening at 6 30. The public is cordially invited. Ady.
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Colorado Springs
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Siler, Jr
Bluebell-Sewing ‘Club
Leta ‘Garove
Myra Clough
CE. Kelly
Lucille Gibson
Bennie Maimer
Arthur King
E.H. Sie i
Hillier
Mothers? League
Just Eale
Ohio Street
Claxve. Beach
E True’ Blood ‘Will
Dames
Bart Museum
Wagstaff Grill
C.cRay ‘Thompson
Underson
Willat
Frank Banks
Ascavisi Tion
University
Clu
oRis
George” ' Weizel
Nevin
Colonial
Tirs
Noe
Theta
Alphes
Eldridge
Rebekahs
Omans Club
Thei ‘Memorial Union Building
C. W. Reynolds
Cosmos Club
C.F. Hate
Tennessee Street
Charles’ Starkweather
The
Myers ~Halls
W. W. Cleland
Vermont Street
J. S. Daniels
New England
Quivira Club
W. L. Lyons
New Hampshire Street
J., Churchill
Ventura Club
Needlecraft Club
Mattie Patton
Ralph Ward
Round Table
Barker’, Avenue
Aid. Anderson
Sopyright
Publishers Syndicat
Kansas City, Kans
Hester
John Barnes
Nathalie Vand
Marilyn Barres
Herington
Ileside
Uf Ore
Spooner-Thayer Museum
QO. E. DeVore
Americah Légion Auxiliary
Kenwaka
Eli Ferrell Rorsey
Luella
Eve Willard
Everett Shaw
Irs
Boal
Shaw
Sam Seetin
Iriene Elliott
Havel
Henick
Virginia
Virginia ‘Polks
Antonio
Hermat Brocker
Frank
Jeanswar
Fred
Louis Nan
George Kuhne
Colo
Lawrence
Betieer Busges
John
Wallar
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Zrath
Luly
Frederick
Nestle
Scott
Sparton
New Radio
Hydrangias Whitcomb
Myer’s Flowers
Mich
Pepperell
Nashus
Stevens
Jacquard
Sara
Hen Leach
Ecru
Cretonnes
Devance Cleaners
Hae
Ane
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Home Service , Laundry CO
13Th and Conn
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