Marriages and society notes across Kansas cities
Miss Leona Tibbetts of Wamego wed Seward Horner of Topeka at her sister Eleanor Tibbetts home in Manhattan with Rev. Grant officiating. The groom is a state highway geologist and the couple will live in Tecumseh. Loretta Shaw and Jesse Sutton wed at Olathe with plans to reside on a Lawrence-area farm. A surprise housewarming for Mr and Mrs George Knight at 321 Maine Street was given by the N R D club. Other items include Patsy Allison’s birthday picnic at Clinton Park and the Clarke Hyatt wedding in Columbus. Various engagements and further nuptials, club meetings, and travel plans noted.
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Leona Tibbetts
Ted Sommers
Topeka
Horner
Douglas County
Cowley County
State ‘Highway Department
Tecumseh
Kan
Mrs. Edward Shaw
Loretta
Jesse Sutton
Olathe
Mrs. Sutton
Lawrence
N.R.D
George Knight
Maine Street
Knight
Club
C. S.edmonds
Robert
Guy Ousdahl
Don
Ralph Linville
Bruce Pasewark
Henry Collins
K. K. Hammig
Bobbie
Patsy Allison
Homer Allison
Clinton Park
Marian Clark
M. A. Clark
el Dorado
Edwin Hyatt
Columbus
E. W. Hyatt
Wichita
First Methodist Church
Edwin F. Price
Peggy Dodd
C. I. Dodd
Kansas City
Don Forbes
C.C. Forbes
Grandview Presbyterian Church
Miss Dodd
University of Kansas
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Forbes
Kansas State College
Mid-Continent Engraving Company
Mary Gwen Burman
Thomas William Burman
Robert Tracy
Ward
Dan Ward
Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral
Robert Nelson Spencer
Jack R. DeHaven
James T. Cahill
Athenaeum Club
R. E. McCarty
Marjorie
Richard Gage
Minneapolis
New York
Gage
University of New York City
Doris Twente
Alice Ann Jones
Jean Stouffer
Dorothy May
Eleanor Hosford
Katherine Werges
Madge Jones
Luella DeForest
Ruth Wiedemann
Mary Lou Hollo Way
Flagstaff
Ariz
W. C
Roy Flory
Dorothy Werner
Henry Werner
Eleanor Murray
Long Island
N. Y
Werner
K. U
Hays
Lincoln
Neb
James Naismith
Sigma Phi Epsilon
University of Nebraska
E. D. Liddy
Danny
Ray Q. Brewster
Doris
Nita
Ina
May
San Diego
Calif
Harriet Bleakley
Plaza
Local Women Prepare Calendars and Meet in Lawrence
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist in Lawrence selects calendars for September and October. The Business and Professional Women's club holds its first fall meeting at 6 30 at the Colonial Tea Room with Miss Irma Evans presiding. Engagement announced for Marjorie Ward to Richard Gage with a Kansas City party and plans for a September wedding in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Vinerens
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonial Tea Room
Irma Evans
Howard Parker
Lawrence Notes on Local Travel and Visits
QO L Cole and Mrs J S Boyle of 1703 Vermont street are listed. The editor of Forth an Episcopal church magazine. Several district residents return from vacations in Washington Baltimore Grand Rapids and Corpus Christi. A Clayton Center injury updates and local visits follow with travel paths via Tulsa Austin Shreveport Hot Springs and Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Minn
J. S. Daniels
Clay Center
John Parker
Earnest Boyce
Evangeline
Laurine
E. P. Tate
Ley
J. Tate Clark
Corpus Christi
Tex
Tulsa
Okla
Austin
San Antonio
Lawrence
Galveston
Shreveport
Hot Springs
Ark
Ozarks
Boston Mountain
Noel
W. C. Ellis
Cass Lake
Bemidji
Minnesota
J.J. Eddy
William W. Ruas
Apopka
Fla
Roy N. Eddy
D. L. Eddy
National Guard
Alexandria
Miami
Richard .Eddy
Chicago
South Shores Y.M.C.A
Big Bear Lake
Blrmingdale
Eldon Ardrey
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples
The probate judge issued licenses to Claude A. Pomeroy and Pearl Ruby McKinney of Topeka, and to Thomas Miller Jr and Harriette Harrison of Omaha. Classified ads offer hundreds of jobs and provide a contact number for placing worker ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Pomeroy
Pearl Ruby McKinney
Topeka
Thomas Miller, Jr
Harriette’ Harrison
Omaha
Nebr
Guest Soloist Blanche Seever at First Methodist Church
Blanche Sams Seever returns as guest soloist at the First Methodist Church for Sunday morning worship. She will sing Alone With Thee by Eben Bailey. Dorothy Enlow Miller plays Sapphic Ode and March de Fete as offertory and postlude. Dr. Edwin F. Price delivers the sermon The Carpenter and Labor at 8:30 AM, last early service of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sams Seever
First Methodist
Mrs. Seever
Lawrence
Eben Bailey
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Russell Memorial Organ
Brahms
Ben Becker
Edwin F. Price
Wesley Foundation
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Social Salendar
Helen Dodds
H. M. Mason
Donald Coldren
Veda Jackson
Kalamazoo
Mich
J. B. Jackson
Chester Chatterton
Joan
Ottawa
J. C. D. Randall
Vivian Randall
Floyd Hopkins
June Cottingham
Lawrence Hess
LeRoy
Methodist
Burlington
Hess
Wrenice Business, College
J. W. Jarrett
Hutchinson
Elizabeth Jacqueline
Charles Boyd Morgan
Uvalde
T. E. Hanks
Anna Harbaugh
Hoy . Hem
M. E. Jones
Laura J.lineback
Bertha McFarland
R. K. Nicholson
E. W. Otto
W. H. Pase
Wark
H.E. Peaks
R. H. R and
Dora Reynolds
Walter Rigdon
R. M. Roberts
Anna Sigler
Florence L. Snow
Chester Spray
Harry Still
Edith Wolgamott
Charles B. Young
David Watson
W. J. Wallace
Harry Naramore
C. S. Arthur
G. A. Bucheim
J. M. Clevenger
Charles H. Constant
J. T. Constant
Kate Davis
Mes Clifford Dean
Charles I. Grant
W. F. Hobbs
F. M. Holliday
E. G. Haverstock
B. Hu
E. S. Weath
erDy
Emma Welch
Madge ’ Wiggins
Charlie ‘Wilson
W. D. Yenner
Warren Zimmerman
Lorena Crumpley
Virginia
L. M. Larcom
Crumpley
Patricia Lee Larcom
Marvin Evans
King City
W. P. Martin
Doris Dowers
Odessa
Jean Quinn
C. H. Larcom
Helen June
Ross Channel Douglas
Fern Schaake Channel
Georgia Jones
J. E. Boyle
New York City
Mrs
Swope
Haynes & Keene
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Patricia Pats
Betty Barretts
Avalon
Veatch
Yo Baelp
Moody
Lydia B. Pinkham
Kansas Public Service Company
Florence
Philco
Miller’s
Weaver