Marriage of Miss Downey and Russell Seacat at Douglass
Miss Gertrude Downey and Russell Seacat, both of this city, wed yesterday at the Downey home in Douglass with Rev. A E Henry officiating. The bride wore her mother's cream silk gown with lace and carried a bouquet of cream roses. A buffet lunch followed. Guests included family and local friends, and the couple will reside at 123 East Nineteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Downey
Russell Seacat
T. M. Downey
Douglass
A. E. Henry
College Hills Methodist Church
Wichita
C. B. Gibson
Salina
MacDowell
George Watts
W. N. Jordan
Muriel
Lawrence
Miles Swisher
Winfield
Seacat
Cordley
Southwestern College
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Emporia
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Kansas Electric Power Company
8. H. Seacat
Bucklin
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Social Calendar of Topeka Women Groups and Events
The social calendar lists Monday through Thursday club meetings and gatherings across Topeka. Residents attend contract and bridge clubs, luncheons, dinners, and lectures at homes, churches, and community spaces, with notable events including a desk donation to the state museum and various book review and floral exchange activities. Notable names include Mrs. H J Penney Mrs C M Baker Mrs W H Weeks Mrs F B Strong and Mrs H J Longenecker, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Penney
C. M. Baker
W. H. Weeks
Manor
Jie F. B. Strong
B. H
5. Bridge Club
G. Kelso
Community notices from Kilworth to Missionary gathering
Mrs John I Kilworth and Mrs R E Melvin lead programs at local clubs as the J J bridge club meets at Mrs Bill Thayer s on highway ten with guests. Cosmos club hosts at Mrs W R Stiner s with Mrs Virginia Teter assisting. Sigel Ladies Aid meets at Mrs George Strahan s. fifteen members and guests attend. quilting and refreshments follow. Elks invite Business and Professional Women s Club members for a social evening. Mu Phi Epsilon Alumnae gather at a member s home. Kansas City district Woman s Home Missionary Society holds a Baldwin session. program participants include Mrs Harry Gordon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bridge Club
Bill Thayer
Highway Ten
Paul Lyons
Dick Topping
Paul Woodard
Topping
George Stauffer
Cosmos Club
W. R. Stiner
Virginia Teter
Charles Starkweather
Sigel Ladies Aid
George Strahan
Asa Colman
Edd Shaw
Ralph Colman
Irene Morris
The
Elks Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
P. W
Louise Nelson
Kansas City
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Baldwin
Harry Gordon
Pittsboro
A. G. Gise
Minnie Walker
Lawrence
Mary Gench
Fort Scott
Young People’s
F. W
Personal notices from Lawrence Illinois area society page
Hosford, president of the Lawrence organization. Robert Harry Barnhard of 13461 Tennessee Street is in the Security Benefit Association hospital at Topeka for a surgical operation. Mrs. F S Butcher of 824 Mississippi Street leaves for Chicago for a week with her son and graduation at Chicago Presbyterian Seminary. Dr. and Mrs H D Cady and Dr and Mrs RKQ Brewster of KU faculty attend American Chemical Society meeting in New York. Miss Mayme Corcoran visits sister Mrs Roy Jessee in Kansas City Kansas. Mrs. C A Dunaway, from April 15 trip to Hot Springs Arkansas, enjoys baths and sunny weather. John McCarty and family travel to Maryville to see Mr Rogers and visit Montgomery family. County Clerk US G Plank visits Topeka on official business. Mrs F W Hosford and Virginia Hosford return from Belleville. Miss Marjorie Miller and Miss Emma Glen Hughes return to Arkansas City after Rel. Miss Mary House spends day in Leavenworth. Miss Mabel Mallory Easter with Nevi, Lillie Hefflefinger, and friends in Junction City. Mr and Mrs Verner Smith and daughter Adrienne spend Easter with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harry Barnhard
Tennessee Street
Security Benefit Association
Topeka
F.S. Butcher
Mississippi Street
Chicago
Chicago Presbyterian Seminary
H. D. Cady
RK. Q. Brewster
University of Kansas
New York City
American Chemical Society
Mayme Corcoran
Roy Jessee
Kansas City
Kan
C. A. Dunaway
Hot Springs
Ark
John McCarty
Bessie Gregg
Frank Montgomery
J. DL. Cameron
Marynville
Rogers
Hutchinson Residents Visit Lawrence Couples
J. C. Smith and Mrs. W. R. Force of Hutchinson, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. C. Springer with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Springer spent yesterday in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Smith
W. R. Force
Hutchinson
J. C. C. Springer
Lawrence
M. C. Springer
Died at Home and Local Social Notes
Reno Minifee Roberts died at his home after a prolonged illness. M. F. Black served as township assessor around Tuesday. Robert Hildebrand traveled to Kansas City with friends Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Perninar moved to Turner for temporary residence during his work. County superintendent Mrs. Hilda Kline McPherson visited Pony Creek school recently. Mrs. Wayne Martin and Mrs. A. H. Hutton visited Bethel to see their mother and sister, the latter slowly recovering from an auto accident injuries. Miss Mary Phenicie and Miss F. Severance of Wichita spent time with Miss Ruth Phenicie. Severance attended Spanish teachers meeting at KU Saturday. The Aid Society met with Mrs. Black on Thursday. Mrs. Kahn, Mrs. Lehr and Mrs. Earnhardt assisted. Willie Winkleman was guest of Robert Hildebrand at supper Sunday. Mrs. W. T. Bleakley’s condition improved and she visited Mrs. W. C. Bridges in Tonganoxie on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minifee Roberts
M. F. Black
Robert Hildebrand
Kansas City
Tom Perninar
Turner
Hilda Kline McPherson
Pony Creek
Wayne Martin
A. H. Hutton
Bethel
Mary Phenicie
F. Severance
Wichita
Ruth Phenicie
Severance
University of Kansas
Aid Society
Black
Kahn
Lehr
Earnhardt
Willie Winkleman
W. T. Bleakley
Reno Farm Bureau Unit Hosts All Day Meeting at Home
The Reno Farm Bureau Unit held an all day meeting at Mrs. Jean McKone's home on Friday April 12 with Miss Gladys Black assisting. Members prepared different dishes for a nutrition led noon meal and received hostess hints. Ina Holliday demonstrated making cheese from whole milk. In the afternoon Mrs. Hutton led the business session with opening song America creed. Fifteen members and several guests attended. Upcoming event May 10 at Mrs. Dehoff's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Farm Bureau
Jean MecKone
Gladys Black
Floyd Gilliland
Howard Jones
Ina Holliday
Hutton
America
Creed
Charles Strong
C. L. Dehoff
Lulu Woods
Skeets
Helen Dehoff
Miss Holliday
Seanor
Eisel
Will Young
Jean
Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach Ad
An old ad urging readers to use Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach a tasty powder sold in $1.00 and $2.00 sizes. The ad promises quick relief and guarantees satisfaction and recommends asking a druggist.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Music Club
First Presbyterian Church
Vermont Street
W. J. Baumgartner
C. H. Ashton
L. E. Anderson
Henry Werner
C. M. Sterling
H. E. Don Carlos
Miss Skilton
Miss Johnston
Straffon
Craig Largo
New World 8
Bell Telephone Employees’ Association
Eagles
Twentieth Century Club
Mary Larson
Sweden
Bett
Barteldes
D.A.R
Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
Continental Hall
Administration
Constitutional Hall
Washington
J. W. Murray
Edwin Fritz
M. X. Bridge Club
American Legion
Veterans’ Hall
Temola Club
EB. F. Engel
Presbyterian Church
Mu Phi Epsilon
Helen Beard
Robert Haggart
Johnny Kilworth
J.D. Club
Martha. McCallum
W.H. Sears
State Museum
Shawnee Mission
Charles Robinson
Williams
Fred Clarke
H. R. Johnston
Progressive Reading Club
W. R. Green
Ohio Street
A. R. Green
J. R. Holmes
Book Fellows Club
Howard Compton
Connecticut Street
Ross Clayton
Friendly House Club
Eva Davis
Bridgettes
Tal
H. J. Longenecker
No Name Club
Minnie Collins
Anna Hutt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Ventura Club For
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Eldridge
Helen Seelye
Abilene
C. Miller
Tseoro Club
Orva Dodson
Rhode Island Street
P Teriala
Tom Brown
Alice Byrd
Portia Club
H. M. Hawk
Alabama Street
C. L. Salveson
Review Club
Presbyterian Women’s Guild
Coila Morrison
E. J. Coy
Theodore Astman
P. W. Ewing
R.A. Cox
Arlene
Kenneth Ewing
Mabel Hertzler
Garnett
H. B. Hertzler
W. Turmbell
Ewing
Frank Dick
Perry
Helen
Hugh R. Taylor
Maren
Taylor
Vanity Beauty Shop
Mr. Taylor
Grover Taylor
Lawrence High School
Bo Motor Company
Kansasity
Ladies’ Literary League
P. B. Lawson
New Hampshire Street
J. J. Wheeler
Harper
West Side Study Club
W. H. McLaren
Massachusetts Street
Engelheim
FE. F. Engel
C. W. Sparr
J. D. Club
Martha McCallum
M. T. Coolidge
Ralph van Bebber
Troy
George Hedrick
Laurence Woodruff
H. H Holloway
F.C. Jackman
M. J. Getto
van Bebber
Pleasant Hour Club
John L. Kilworth
Tonganoxie
Parent-Teacher Association
Tonganoxie High School
Zodiac Club
George M. March
Kentucky Street
So Sew Quilting Club
Cecil Button
Perry Street
Virginia Downey
Quivira Club
C. L. DeWatteville
G. L. Atkeson
C B. Russell
Round Table
Aunt Het
Robent Quillen
Jane
Publishers Syndicate
Shimmons
China
Independent Laundry
Vermont St
John I. Kilworth
R. E. Melvin
Edd Steele
Rex Johnson
Nature Birds of
Kansas
Hosford
Lawrence Organization
Mary House
Leavenworth
Mabel Mallory
Nevi
Lillie Hefflefinger
Junction City
Mrs. Verner Smith
Adrienne
Reno
Dr. Pierce
FE. O. Dike
Miss Grace Campbell
Patee Theatre
Talking Pictures
Weaver
J. A. Broadhurst
Veremoner
Leanor and
Samifere
Blankenship
Robert Graham
Ray Johnson
Philip Johnson
St. Joe
Othel Wiley
Mary Ellen Miller
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