Society Notes Highlight Lawrence Engagements and Weddings
A series of society items from Lawrence details the engagement of Miss Doris Elaine Fisher to Byron Charles Sarvis and their September wedding at the bride’s home. It covers the couple’s backgrounds, wedding party, and planned residence in Lincoln Nebraska. Also noted is the marriage of Alma Sabol to James Harthman in Santa Barbara with details of attire and post ceremony plans. Additionally, updates on social clubs, bridge gatherings, and 4-H club activities are included along with births and a large family reunion in Kaw Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Doris Elaine Fisher
L. S. Fisher
Kansas
Byron Charles Sarvis
George W. Crosby
Hastings-on-the Hudson, N. Y
Charles Elliot
Congregati Tal
Kil
Phi Alpha Delta
Psi Chi
Phi Sigma
Sachem
K Club
Alma-Sabol
James Harthmian
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Cal
Harry Smith Wilson
James
Sarah Anderson
Kaw Valley
Government Springs
C. C. Curtis
Linwood
L. M. Walters
James Anderson
Twila
Eula
Charles Anderson
Walter Compton
Bonner Springs
William Attebury
Tom Attebury
Irene Cleveland
Rossville
Kan
Notable Local Guests And Travels Across States
A long list of visitors and travelers is noted across the region. Mrs. Frank Mifflin and many others from Maryland Kansas Missouri and New York were hosted in Lawrence with excursions from Tijuana to Santa Barbara and Seattle. FE Schmidt and J W Priestly families visited Dodge City and Austin respectively. Various residents returned from trips to Colorado Topeka and Los Angeles with mentions of schools and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mifflin
Dwight -Patton
Maryland
Stafford
Kan
George Bruce
Charles Fry
Kansas City
L. M. Walters
Ray
Myrtle Walters
Arlie Powell
Ralph
Standin
Mary Evelyn
Joe Davis
Clarence Davis
John and
Glenn
J.H. Saunders
Linwood
Charles Schlagle
Lanc, An
Tijuana
Agua Caliente
Mexico
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Stanford University
Redwood Forest
Tacoma
Seattle
J. §. Wright
Columbia River Highway
Oregon Trail
FE. P. Schmidt
McLouth
Dodge City
J. W.priestly
G._L Priestly
Austin
Tex
J. D. Stokes
Adrian Lindsey
Jap Griffin
William Hutson,Jr
Elizabeth Young
Lee McGhee
Illinois Street
H. S. Foster
E. B. Foster
New York
Bullene
Agnes Murtaugh
Gloster
Mass
McCanles and Schmidt Take 7000 Mile West Coast Trip
Miss Eva McCanles Miss Lulu McCanles Joe McCanles and E P Schmidt returned Saturday from a 7000 mile motor trip to the West Coast. En route they visited Santa Fe Albuquerque Gallup and the Grand Canyon. After attending the Olympic games they went to San Diego where they were the guests of Martin Seward a former KU student. Mr Schmidt was also the guest of friends on a deep sea fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva McCanles
Lulu McCanles
Joe McCanles
E. P. Schmidt
West Coast
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Gallup
Grand Canyon
San Diego
Martin Seward
K. U
Schmidt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nietox Costa
Haskell
Methodist Sta
H. W. Howsman
C. C. Shimmons
B.H. and
S. Bridge Club
Arthur FE. Huddieston
Fred Love
Love
Walter Kunkle
W. H. McKone
William H. Dietz
N. B. Bridge Club
Conie Foote
Kansas State Agriculture College
Manhattan
Fanny Bureau
Presbyterian Church
Ch Hepler
A. F. Baker
Baldwins
Ernest Milburn
Hesper
Miss Foote
Hogler
Brackett
Chester Wible
Valley Chapel
G. ¥. Bahnmaier
Big Springs
A. E. Preston
Baldwin
Farm Bureau
Frank Winston
Contract Bridge Club
Ohio Street
Thelma Allen
Hugh
William Allen
Overbrook
F. Gilmore Nichols
Niice
Linwood Methodist Church
D. M. Hariott
Nichols
Washburn College
University of Nebraska
Delta Gans
Thersity of Kansas
Masonic Temple
Lone Star Girls
Homer Flory
Brown’s Grove
4-H
J. A. Terrell
Christie Hepler
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jane
Rublishers Syndicate
Otto Fischer
H. W. Keene
Ward
A. D
Hollywood
Edna May Thompson
McWeaver
New London
Frank Och
Donald Fletcher
Park Street
Memorial Hospital
Hoyt White
Iola
Lage
Jnne
Reynolds
Alton
J. H
Griffin
Audra Harryman
Crawford-Veatch Surxiure
Coe’s Drug Store
Parker
S. H.S
Journal-World
Lyndie Peyton
Neva Cook
Frances Fox
INS Ag Pf i
Overton
Roth
the . Kee
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