Engagement and upcoming wedding in Lawrence row
Mrs. Fred Laptad announced at breakfast the engagement of her daughter Lois to Loring Hanson of Madison Wisconsin. They will wed Wednesday September 3 at 4 PM at the bride's home. Hanson, son of FE Hanson of Conway Springs, is a KU engineering graduate teaching at the University of Wisconsin. The article lists numerous guests and social events surrounding local families and Lawrence figures, with notes on other upcoming marriages and society happenings.
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Fred Laptad
Lois
Loring Hanson
Madison
Wis
Miss Laptad
Fort Scott
Marguerite Jahns
Tressia Withers
Mulberry
Dexa
Weddle
Hepler
Mary
Grace Jerome
Alice Aed
Louise Maxwell
Albert Gordon
Maxwell
Epworth League
Methodist Church
League
Harry A. Gordon
Robert E. Wood
Mary McGuire
Bob Edgar
Dick Cook
Edgar Gift
Ralph Hawley
Bob Blanchard
Charles Alexander
Earl Hutchinson
Paul Beck
Flavia Hay
Virginia Hosford
Harriet Daniels
Jennie L. Doane
Claudine Reynolds
Jean de Forest
Mary Bess Doty
G. H. Ransom
Frank Gee
Mildred Lemon
Dorothy Lemon
Letha Lemon
Pat Boren
Laura Alice Holliday
Marjorie M. Goss
Haydn Jones
Helen Williams
Margaret Hays
Fred Olson
E. B. Pierson
Mildred Yates
Helen Welch
Thelma Humphrey
Margaret Curd
Donald Metzler
Floyd Johnson
Marjorie Kiefer
Greta M. Fetters
Bessie Fitzpatrick
Evelyn Wallace
Kenneth Ewing
Claude Dicker
Dick Nelson
Ruth Johns
Ruth Stockwell
Elva Douglass
Garnette Hughes
Mildred Carter
Golf set bids farewell to Mrs. John Bunn at country club
Members of the golf set note the departure of Mrs. John Bunn to Palo Alto Cal. as chairwoman of last year's ladies day matches. Ten tables of bridge were played at the country club party with Mrs. J. Henry as hostess. Prizes went to Mrs. Hovey Hanna and Mrs. Fred Patton. Bouquets of zinnias and painted daisies decorated the room.
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Lawrence Country Club
C. E. Decker
F. E. Banks
Country Club
T. G. Fitch
Mire
Hugh Means
Solon Emery
L. N. Lewis
F. C. Paton
John Bunn
Palo Alto
Cal
J. Henry
Glenn Charlton
Lyle S. Powell
Hovey Hanna
Fred Patton
Fall Fatal to Pittsburg Man
Sidney Nelson Sollitt aged 42 died after a basememt fall when his shoe lace caused him to stumble. He died an hour later from a cerebral hemorrhage in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Sidney Nelson Sollitt
Lawrence personals highlight weekend travels and visits
Mrs Edwin A Gibbs of Oklahoma City plans a weekend in Lawrence to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W W Burnett. Miss Anne Neill departs for Chicago to visit aunt Mrs P W Fowler and grandmother Mrs Eliza Neill. Mrs Fowler formerly Zella Neill, noted Lawrence singer. Families Gowans Neill and Kent travel to Manhattan then Green Mountain Falls Colo. to spend summer. Prof H C Taylor and daughter Isabelle head overland to Minnesota for weeks. Helen Wagstaff leaves for a California vacation. Ruth Cadwell visits Kansas City guest Bias Arew Smith. Sibyl Rose returns to Kansas City Kan for weekend. Crystal Soxman heads to Kansas City for weekend with mother Mrs C Soxman returning from Pennsylvania.
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Harry Stover
Kansas City
J.S. Stover
Harriet Daniels
Helena Williams
Elma Carey
Lake Geneva
Wis
Council of Religious Education
T. E. Hanks
Harold Harnar
Mr. Harnar
Canada
Mildred Wiseley
Emma E. White
Ben Wilson
San Francisco
Cal
Lawrence
Olin Templin
Colorado
W. H. Horr
Wellington
West
Mexico
California
Northwest
Canadian Pacific
Puget Sound
Vancouver
Lake Louise
Joe Wellman
Wichita
Kansas
Western Telehone Directory Company
Mm Wrence
Isa E. Wellman
Robert Carey
Camden
N. J
Radio Corporation of America
Carey
University of Kansas
Edwin A. Gibbs
Oklahoma City
W. W. Burnett
Anne Neill
Chicago
P. W. Fowler
Eliza Neill
Fowler
Zella Neill
James
Gowans
Bobby
Isabel Gilmore
Paul
Kent
Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Hutchinson
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
H. C. Taylor
Isabelle
Minnesota
Helen Wagstaff
Ruth Cadwell
Bias Arew Smith
Sibyl Rose
Kan
Crystal Soxman
C. Soxman
Pennsylvania
Parson Town Visit Highlights White Ribbon Mother's Legacy
A feature recalling the White Ribbon movement and the early women of the Temperance Union led by the governor's mother. It reflects on prairie life, hardship, and the drive to carry sobriety messages across Kansas counties and counties.
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Parsons
Clyde M. Reed
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Mothers of Kansas Reared Leaders in Harsh Early Days
A tribute to Kansas mothers who bore burdens to rear orphans and support families during hard times. The piece honors their enduring influence on state leaders, teachers, lawyers, and farmers, noting filial love learned at home and the Christian home as shaping Kansas masculinity and governance.
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Kansas
Study in Paris Augmented by Motor Trips Through Europe
Miss Emily Ericsson and her brother Lloyd Ericsson spent a year abroad enriching studies in Paris and exploring Europe by car. They visited chateaux in central France, Loire Valley, St Peters in Rome, Easter in Innsbruck, and the Tulip festival at Haarlem while learning French, observing hunting laws, and encountering rugged countryside resembling Wyoming.
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Emily Ericsson
Lloyd Ericsson
Paris
Sorbonne
Madame Litvinne
Metropolitan
St. Peter’s
Rome
Innsbruck
Miss Ericsson
France
Loire Valley
Wyoming
Bride Frances Shepherd weds Mr Philip Edwards at Estes Park
Mrs Frances Shepherd, daughter of Mr and Mrs CG Shepherd, wed last month to Mr Philip W Edwards. The newlyweds were seen on their honeymoon at Estes Park, Colorado.
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Estes Park
Colorado
Lawrence
Lawrence Colony
Frank Strong
Newark
N. J
R. K. Melvin
Mise Rosemary Ketcham
Philip Edwards
E. A. Edwards
Ethan Smith
Herbert Bullene
Joe McCanles
Hugo Rumsey
Tom Mackie
Orville Sparks
Hubert Else
Jack Popplewell
Oliver Hobbs
H. B. Yr
Mr. Else
Mr. Popplewell
Mr. Hobbs
Riverside Park
Philip W. Edward
Frances Shepherd
CG. S. Shepherd
Mrs. Edwards
Star Sapphire Fashion Trend Reaches Jewels Across Resorts
New York reports Savoy blue color craze spreading from Italy’s crown princess to jewels. Star sapphires dominate jewelers’ trays and fashion pages from Paris to America’s resort towns. The gems are light gray with a cloudy sheen that creates a star design when they catch the light, paired with Savoy blue and white, pink, navy blue and black outfits.
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New York
Italy
Marie Jose
Paris
Riveria
America
European旅行 diary reveals long tours and Paris life
Miss Ericsson and her brother recount extended travels through England, Scotland, Germany, Holland, Austria, and France. They describe reforestation for flood control and army shelter, lodging in Valencay, Mediterranean sojourns, tulip festivals at Haarlem, Alpine and Rhine views, French cuisine, and living with a Parisian family during their second trip to France.
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Mediterranean
Nice
Monte Carlo
Paris
Alps
France
England
Scotland
Healy
Austria
Germany
Holland
Belgium
London
Edinburgh
Italy
Miss Ericsson
Innsbruck
Austrian
Tyrol
Europe
Rhine
Heidelberg
Cologne
Haarlam
Toutherbon
Lloyd
Curls May Match Big Winter Hats Next Style
Paris reports hair fashion for next winter focuses on Gainsborough style curls to accompany velvet hats. Style leaders anticipate busy use of curling irons while milliners doubt the change. A designer notes short hair with clipped necklines may still suit large hats, aligning with current autumn trends.
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Paris
Gainsborough
League of Style Headquarters
Hair fashion notes from Rue de la Paix designer
A Rue de la Paix dressmaker explains style trends with quirky phrases. Sausage rolls become a metaphor for chignons at the nape, while bangs fade as short hair falls out of favor. Curls return as the new standard, signaling a shift toward elaborate framing.
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Rue de la Paix
Ilan
Chinese Women Embrace American Fashions in Shanghai
In Shanghai the rising generation of Chinese women is shifting from traditional dress to American styles. Western influence grows daily, prompting local tailors to study Western garment design while older tailors resist the change.
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Shanghai
Asia
Ruffled Necklines Remain Paris Fashion Favorite
Paris AP reports ruffled necklines stay popular with Parisian women as dresses feature softly gathered or finely tucked fabric at the neck. The style persists across outfits including black dresses, highlighting subtle fashion details.
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Paris
Mitchell Sails for Scotland to visit ancestral land
New York August 2 AP Attorney General William D Mitchell sailed today for Scotland aboard the Anchor liner California. He traveled with Mrs. Mitchell and their son William.
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Mitchell
Scotland
New York
William D. Mitchell
California
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