Marriage of Miss Marker to Léo Mills in Yates Center
The wedding took place Sunday at 1:30 pm at the bride’s mother's home, Edith Marker. Miss Datha Marker wore white georgette with a white shawl, carrying bride’s roses. Attendants included Virgie Mills, Katherine Strong, Marion Springer as flower girl, and Mary J. Marker as escort. Rev. E. A. Bleck officiated. The couple will reside in Yates Center where Mills is county attorney. a June honeymoon includes a Minnesota military camp and a Colorado trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datha ‘Marker
Léo W. Mills
Yates Center
Edith Marker
Georgette
Virgie Mills
Katherine | Strong
Marion Springer
Mary J. Marker
Harry Marker
E. A. Bleck
Presbyterian Church
Mills
Minnesota
Colorado
Law School
University of Kansas
Acacia:fraternity
Merchants National Bank
West Side Study Club marks year with luncheon and music
The West Side Study club closed its year with a Colonial tea room luncheon at 1 30 hosted by Mrs H C Colglazier Mrs W A Dills and Mrs Ivan Benson The table decor featured lavender white sweet peas and crepe paper hats A toastmistress and a sequence of toasts followed, then a visit to Estelle Leibengood’s home for a musical program with solo performances and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Study Club
Colonial Tea Room
H.c.colglazier
W. A. Dills
Ivan Benson
Charles Hughes
F. P. Godding
Elizabeth
Cora —Kensett
Lloyd C. Mann
Jennie Moren
Estelle Leibengood
Eunice Newcome
Willody
Phillips
Personal notes from Kansas City and area
E R Hess spent the day on business in Kansas City. Mrs B D Haldeman also spent the day in Kansas City. H I Peabody, visiting his daughter Irene, left for Springfield Mo. Mrs Peabody will stay longer. S A Weidman is slowly recovering from surgery at Memorial hospital. Paul Hunzicker left for Kansas City to work with White Eagle Oil. He spent ten days vacationing with his parents. Mrs Henry L Stover and daughter Thelma returned from a two month visit in Chicago and Southern Illinois. Janet Simons returned to Delphos after visiting her parents W C and Mrs Simons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Hess
Kansas City
B. D. Haldeman
H. I. Peabody
Irene Pea
Springfield
Peabody
S. A. Weidman
Tennessee Street
Memorial Hospital
Paul Hunzicker
White Eagle Oil and Refining Company
John Hunzicker
Henry L. Stover
Thelma
Chica
Southern Illinois
W. ©. Becker
Logsdon Walther
Chicago
Allen T. Marriott
Browns
Ilinois
Janet Simons
Delphos
W. C. Simons
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Lawrence
C.5. Menninger
Topeka
Griesa
Ralph
Ward
B. R. Learned
Paul
H. Brooks
A. P. Fey
Socom
A. P.fey
W. H. Schoene
P. B. Hilderran
A. A. Olmstead
West Ninth Street
M. J. Ix
Lotus, Club
Englewood
M Ia. Heaton
F. MP
Maude Evison
F. Dawson
J. de Becktel
C. W. Carman
Geo. O. Foster
E. D. Haldeman
C. W. McFarland
Bertha Rudiger
W. R. Stubbs
W. H. Love
T. Es Griés
M.A. Gorrill
Jay Hauten
Mrsai. L. Seaman
Mildred
Normandy
Switzerland
Miss. Seaman
Paris
Monsieur Philipp
Laurence, Journey
Schungel
Guy
Warrensburg
University
New York ‘Parent-Teacher Association
Recreation Club
Tomorr
F.s.butcher
Albert Graeber
Mr. l
Mack
Karnes
B. E. Bishop
Harry Brass
Lloyd
A. F. McClanahan
J. B. Mack
J. Harold Hoover
James G. Norton
W. B. Downing
Mt P. M. Bridge Club
Howard Taylor
Jack Bolin
al P. ‘Hults
VK. Briner
C.A. Preyer
Bowerton
W. B. Dalton
Woodlawn Parents- Teacher Association
B. Shultz
M. C.A
Francis Miller
New York City
National
Shultz
Earl Stevens
April
Caroline Rosetella
Stevens
Gladys Schott
Women’s Relief Corps
Quincey School
W. H. Johnson
Sarah Spencer
Bienvenue Club
W. W. ‘Hutton
Sarah Wheeler
J. G. McElhinny
F. W. Cut
Ter
H. H. Holloway
Ralph Tait
The
Mothers’ League
H. A. Cunningham
Maine Street
H. M. Mason
Country Club
W. 0. Hamilton
Miercoles Club
the Methodist
Ladies Aid
J. H. Lehman
Arkansas Street
S. K. Heflin
Pawlitska, Okla
Earl Ruby
Clarence Darrow
E. Haldeman Julius
Girard
Seba Eldridge
Darrow
Loeb
Leopold
Arizona
First Christian Church
Piggly-Wiggly
Peacock
Opa
Detroit-Jewel
Detroit
Green Brothers
Mass
Kansas
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