Kansas couple's long wedding tale in Miami and beyond
The day’s notes recount a Kansas City region wedding arc spanning Miami and Columbus Ohio with long lists of guests. It mentions Mr and Mrs de Longandeber and various family and social circles, the Beta Theta Pi party, and a first wedding in a new Eldridge Motel, plus a farewell for Dr. and Mrs. Bleck, with community gatherings, receptions, and club events across Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Longandeber
Istani Street
Miami
Tas
Arthur Tae
Tawren Chintreny
Ma Alorritt
Ence
Longansel Ecker
Geald
Hubbel
Ralph Choe
Dean Mere
Kansas
Longinevich
Eldridge
Gertrude Walker
Boulder
K. R. Symons
Columbus
Ohio
E. A. Bleck
Binister
Mildred Walker
Bigelow
Lay Worrell
Mexico
Rirs
Ed Schall
W.G. Hutson
Edith Miller
Harry Jameson
Willard Priestly
Carolyn
Miss Welker
University of Missouri
Univers of Colorado
Symons
Auld’s Inc
Ohio State
First Presbyterian Church
Ih. Hoos. Bailey
Bleck
Frank Arnold
Anna Alinger
J. B. Mack
de W
W. E. Kennard
HO. Haligeray
W. H. Dubnsen
TH. Ashton
Men's Brotherhood of the Church
Personal items from Topeka and Kansas City list names
A fragmentary personals note mentions Virginia Beery shopping in Topeka, Teosalic dustus in Kansas City, and a Reich family father from Eudora traveling via Lawrence en route to an unspecified destination. Additional lines reference Bytsey Teed of Will coming this evening.
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Virginia Beery
Iss Teosalic Dustus
Kansas City
R. Reich
Eudora
Kiwrence
Bytsey
High Steppers and The Grand Duchess in New York
The Bowersock Theatre hosts Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes in High Steppers next Monday to Wednesday, a First National release based on Sir Philip Gibbs Heirs Apparent. Edwine Carewe directs with Dolores del Rio and a star cast set for a modern maid tale of ambition and romance. The Grand Duchess and the Waiter arrives at the Varsity for a three day run, featuring Adolphe Menjou and Florence Vidor in a Parisian farce about a royal mistress and a clever waiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednes de Menjou
Florence de Grand Duchess
Victor
Jacqueline Logan
Leatrice Joy
Orpheum Theatre
Dorothy McMackail
Reed Hewes
Mary Astor
Lloyd Hughes
MaryAstor
Edwine Carewe
Firste National
Bowersock Theatre
Philip Gibbs
Dolores del Rio
Joanna
Mexico
High
Alec Frances
Rita John T. Murray
Edwards Charles Sellon
Clarissa Belynne
Emily Fitzroy
John Steppling
Alfred Savoir
Malcolm Clair
Paramount
Varsity Screen
Paris
Adolphe Menjou
Florence Vidor
Menjou
Theroal
Royal Suite
Health improving testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham product
Mrs Weaver reports better health after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Her letter notes improved sleep, strength for daily tasks, and care of three children. She praises the medicine and encourages others, saying many women with similar troubles benefited and she would welcome inquiries.
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Mas
Lawrence Weaver
East Smithfield
Stu ‘Et. Pleasant
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vegetable Co.pound
Fragmented Local Social Notes From Wichita Area
Evening in Dallas trip and Kansas weekend visits note several residents including Mrs Charles Legue in Kansas City and Mrs G A Grachet returning to Albuquerque after two years in New Mexico. Mentions Mrs Helly Tresper and Vernon Trosner with parish guests and Professor H Guthl of the sociology department.
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Dallas
Tex
Charles Legue
Kany
George D
S. City
Kaw
G. A. Grachet
Albuquerque
N. AL
Helly Tresper
We City
Yoof Alr
Vernon Trosner
George + Barker
Coffeyville
States Federation of Women’s
Kansas leaders urge KU grads to stay in state
Dr Florence Sherbon of the Bureau of Child Research attended the twenty sixth annual Kansas State Conference of Social Workers in Manhattan. Prof L N Flint urged newspapers to hire Kansas graduates from the University of Kansas journalism department. He said graduates with practical training are available this spring and should be offered Kansas positions. Mother’s Day observance for the university is set for Sunday May 2 to allow mothers to attend the national celebration on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta Pi
Dean
Stenheyrsen
Tina
Mildred Hilts
Migs Genews
Merle
Lillian White
Rath
Okla
Turner
Tore le
Sydney Larris
Milo Mhesitt
Miss 1
Jets
Katherine Kink Broth
Vomren
Derath Fatie
Preciany
Werallice
Wher
Florenesethy Chambers
Doxephine
Florence Sherbon
Bureau of Child Research
Kansas State Conference of Social Workers
Manhattan
This Veekend
Prof
Queen
Ceol Pat
K. U. Grads
Aliea
Newspapers of Kansas
Kansas
L. N. Flint
University of Kansas
Ma. Flint
University
E. H. Lindley T
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Hell
Wiedemann
Henderson
Mel Waber
Hunter Duvall
Kans
al G. Mitchell
Charles Reagan
Walter Schreiner
Isenaay
Iss Morgan Sanz
Snodgr
A. G. Mitehill
K. U. Dames
Klm
Span- J. Neal
Business and Professional Women's Club
Helen Mahin
University School of Journalism
la Yon Raw
George Barker
Julia Hil
Wiedenbapn’s
Charles B. Russell
Floyd Rankins
Russ
Vermont Street
The
Red Cross
Lawrence
Itis Ctiner
Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Kennedy
Ventura Club
H. J. Casey
Maine Street
O. W. Maloney
Bridgettes
Jere Crabb
Linwood
Arley Ruth
E. B. Raber
Fort “Wlasenworth
Thomas Jeffersson
Ti Beta Phi
University Club
Bertha Wilson
Hazel Hill
LN. Ie
Charles Elwell
Harriet Tanner
A. F. McClanahan
Esther Evans
Klock
Harold, Constant
Martha Mackie
Martha Snow Brown
Fleaney Brown
Gordon Gibb
Alpha Delta Phi Sorority
University School of Business
Broad View Tnn
Wiedemann Tea Room
Sisterhood of the Christian Church
CA. Richard
FF. Brooks
Alfred Lawrence
Ford le Doux
Old Friends’ Club
Prank Johns
W. B. Dalton
Paul Dingmoor
Bowerton
Tr Jing
Charles Arnold
Frances Tatterson
Vera Breithaupt
Topeka
da Thyllis Rernelds
Ruth Kennedy
Brown
Eva Ja
Myrl Godld
Dorothy Iss Deniss Louise ‘Wallingford
Jack’ Bourque
E City
Kan City
Carroll Herington
Wednes- Astor and Lloyd
Hughes
Harry Langdon
Miss Victor
Anges
Adolphé Menjou
Florence Vidtor
Grand Duchess
Evers
Ary Astor
K. A
P Warn Queen
Few
Desre H. Guthl
Chance
Syd Chaplin
Syd
Capa
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
L. E. Eby
LG. Stevenson
BE. Reding
Ward's Flower Store
the Merchants of Happiness
Harold Lloyd
Lala
Omit
Florence Victor
Duchess
Wworth
Garamount
A Malcolm, ST. Clair
Mazie
Browerlock
Edwin Carewe
Lois Leeson
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