Quiet Kansas wedding ushers society page
The Brune Husted marriage was quietly solemnized at the bride’s parents home with Rev. E. L. Geyer officiating. Miss Agnes Pine led the bridal chorus, the house filled with garden flowers, and light refreshments served to immediate family and close friends. The bride, a Kansas University graduate, wore blue chiffon and bouquets, and the couple will live on a farm north of town after trips to Colorado and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline] Brune
Paul Brune
Clyde Husted
Charles G. Husted
E., L. Geyer
Baldwin
Agnes Pine
Husted
University of Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Colorado
Nebraska
Social calendar and wedding notices from Lawrence social pages
Tuesday events include A nu Four bridge club with Mrs Earl Ingrah hosting at Mrs Paul Schubert's home and golf at the Country club. Wednesday hosts Imperial auction club led by Mrs B Dalton. Thursday features Contract bridge club with Mrs Harry Nevin. Friday evening Trike C club bridge party at the Country Club hosted by Mrs T G Fitch. includes Miss Florence Dill Ruth Brown Alice Brown Margaret Brown and Dorothy Brown. The preceding night Miss Towne hosted couples with cards and dancing for her birthday. The wedding of Dorothy Joyce Myers to Everett Beard occurred Friday at 9 am at the bride's home in Sylvia with Rev Theodore Rudesill officiating. Attendants were Opal Jorgenson and Clyde Beard. couple honeymooned at Green Mountain Falls before settling in Lawrence. Dorothy Joyce Myers is a Pomona College and Kansas State Agricultural College graduate. Everett Beard is a KU senior majoring in entomology and a Mortar and Ball and Scabbard and Blade member. News also reports the Ardmore Oklahoma marriage of Virginia Lynn and Merley Orelup. they are visiting Lawrence soon. Herbert Hunter of Kansas City and Denise family announce birth of son Richard Sehon Aug 2 at Bethany hospital. J N Gordon hosted a family dinner with daughters attending except Mrs F L Flack of Tulsa who is expected tomorrow. attendees included T H Marsh, A M Hoffman, George Weyermuller family, Blanche Marshall, and J Neale Carman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Methodist Church
Overbrook
Gladys Peterson
Charles A. Peterson
Lester R. Buell
R. H. Buell
Nickerson
Gordon
Frichett
Vera Hibbard
Lawrence
Charles Murray
Bobby Stancliff
Glen Stanelift
Jean Arbuckle
Martha Arbuckle
Helen McCracken
Lohengan
Wilson Karnes
Wilson Anderson
Miss Hibbard
Canada
Great Lakes
East
The
University
Buell
Baker University
Phi Mu Sorority
Beta Phi Sigma
Claude Hibbard
Glenn Stancliff
Anu Four Bridge Club
Earl Ingrah
Paul Schubert
Imperial Auction Club
B.dalton
Contract Bridge Club
Harry
Nevin
T. G. Fitch
Dorothy Joyce Myers
Homer Myers
Sylvia
Everett Beard
Stafford
Theodore Rudesill
Halstead
Opal Jorgenson
Clyde Beard
J. N. Gordon
F. L. Flack
Tulsa
Okla
T. H. Marsh
Chicago
A. M. Hoffman
Coffeyville
George Weyermuller
Blanche Marshall
J. Neale Carman
Fred L. Spangler
Mr. Spangler
Lecompton
H. D. Johnson
Tennessee, Street
Bemidji
Minn
Mabel Thiele
Kansas City
Walter Thiele
H. D. Harnar
Ramona
Los Angeles
Cal
Nmrs
Will Solomon
Edward
Lehighton
Penn
J. A. Diehl
Kathryn Patee
F. M. Sutton
Mary R
Minkhini
Eleanor
Braymer
Roy Helm
Winterset
Matilda Smith
St. Louis
Mae Rublee
Dorcas Rubbee
Denver
Albert Oswald
Otto Dreher
Memorial Hospital
Edna Prentice
Emma Prentice
St.Louis
Roger Winters
Ozarks
Personal notices of travels and visits across states
A string of short notices lists Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Spangler and children visiting family in Lecompton and Lawrence, with many others departing for August travel to Minnesota, California, and Colorado. Several Kansans plan trips to Kansas City, St Louis, Denver, and Niagara Falls, while Otto Dreher and other locals face illness and vacations in Memorial Hospital and common summer itineraries.
Vacation Notes of Local Residents and Visitors
N Y residents plan trips to Park Rapids Chippewa Falls and Wisconsin while Independence guests and church members share society travel and visit stories. Major and Mrs Koenig take daughters Winifred and Barbara on vacation to Park Rapids. Jean Russell visits from Independ ence to spend vacation with her mother. Roy Laster returns to Lawrence after working in Hutchinson. Mrs Lowman sang at Independence Avenue Methodist Church with Pastor Dr Burnett hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lace
N. Y
Jean Russell
Independence
C. F. Russell
W. C. Koenig
Winifred
Barbara
Park Rapids
C. A. Smart
Chippewa Falls
Janesville
Wisconsin
J. H. Semrt
Council Grove
Roy Laster
Hutchinson
Lawrence
New Canine Rules in Lawrence Set for Passage
Lawrence city moves toward strict dog control with a proposed ordinance requiring owners to keep pets confined on their premises or on leashes when removed from the yard. Vicious dogs must be muzzled under current rules, but new terms target rabies prevention and property damage. A campaign to enforce licenses will begin later this month, with police ensuring tag compliance as licenses become due in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. C. Ellis
Baldwin Mitchell
Mitchell
The Fall Guy at the Varsity Saturday night
The Fall Guy screens at the Varsity with Jack Muhall Mae Clarke and Ned Sparkes leading a comedy about a careless husband who joins a dope run scheme then is saved by a federal man. Fast Work and other acts accompany the bill. Lon Chaney in The Unholy Three stars tonight and tomorrow with Lila Lee Elliott Nugent and Harry Searles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Muhall
Mae Clarke
Ned Sparkes
Ian Oswald
Old Town
Tol
Lon Chaney
Chaney
Lila Lee
Elliott Nugent
Harry Searles
Betty Compson Stars in Midnight Mystery with Cast
Betty Compson appears in Midnight Mystery with Lowell Sherman Hugh Trevor and Raymon Hatton. William Powell to appear in For the Defense Friday and Saturday nights with Kay Francis opposing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Compson
Lowell Sherman
Hugh Trevor
Raymon Hatton
William Powell
Kay Francis
Interesting West Trip of Mrs Cora Moershell and Party
Mrs. Cora Moershell and sister Mrs. N W Downes plus Mr. Downes of Kansas City rode 3300 miles through western states starting July 4 from Lawrence. They visited Denver, Boulder, Yellowstone, and the V-Bar-V ranch, endured rain and a near-miss on a mountain road, shared meals with travelers, and enjoyed fishing and riding before continuing to Rapid City and Sioux Falls in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Moershell
N. W. Downes
Downes
Kansas City
Lawrence
Salina
Denver
Boulder
Yellowstone Park
Jackson Hole
Dude Ranch
Oklahoma City
Fox
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Black Hills
Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
Sioux Falls
Journey Through Plains Traced From Sioux Falls Trail
A traveler reported covering 295 miles in a single day, praising the abundant roads. Beginning near Sioux Falls, former home of Mrs Moershell and her sister, they ventured into Turner County where their pioneering parents once settled. The return route rolled through Omaha St Joseph and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Way to a Man's Heart Sour Cream Chocolate Cake
A vintage recipe feature from Rapid City profiles Mrs Halley's Sour Cream Chocolate Cake for President Coolidge. It lists preparation steps, ingredients for cake and frosting, baking times, and tips, followed by two other dessert recipes including Sour Cream Jam Cake and Currant Jelly.
Jelly making tip for pectin test and boiling steps
A fragment offers guidance on testing jelly readiness with pectin awareness. It notes not to stir until a clear mass forms, then adjust water, boil time, and sugar ratio to achieve a satisfactory jelly test.
Jelly Testing and Canning Instructions Mention 222 to 224 Degrees
When jelly is done it forms in two large drops or an irregular mass that breaks from the spoon. Temperatures 222 to 224 degrees Fahrenheit indicate doneness. After testing, fill glasses with jelly and cover. Helen Harman Linwood Kansas.
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Society
Journal-World
Emporia
Mrs. Wampler
Ohio
Mrs. Blair
Mrs. Elsenberger
Col
H. C. Ericsson
Lois Laptad
Loring Hanson
Madison
Wis
Zoen
Miss Laptad
Clarence Parker
Dexa Weddle
Pittsburg
Tressia Withers
Mulberry
Alice Laptad
Emily Ericsson
Margery Ericsson
Lloyd Ericsson
Samuel Ericsson
Ericsson
Harriet, Daniels
Lake Geneva
Winifred Koenig
Cecelia Towne
Miss Daniels
Koenig
Louise Thorne
Carolyn Stockwall
Florence Dill
Ruth Brown
Alice Brown
Margaret Brown
Dorothy Brown
Towne
Ardmore
Virginia
Lynn
Merley
Orelup
C. E. Orelup
Lawrence High School
Herbert Hunter
Bethany Hospital
Richard Sehon
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Ella Maé
Publishers Syndicate
Sime
Hills Bros. Coffee
Isinal
West
Ouniplayers
R. G. Mueller
N. J. St
L. H. DeForest
Mass
Whitcomb
Sth and
Tenn. Sts
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs Rice Krispies
Helen Harman
Linwoed
Kan
Rhoda Georgie
Sparton
College Jeweler
Ward
Eugene
Frederick
Vita Tonic
Nestle
Croquignole
Naivette
Waving
Larndon
Breck Pista
Sena Cater
J.C Penney
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