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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1915
Page
3
A fragmented collection of holiday verse and social notes recalls a Christmas mood. The excerpt mentions Celia and a dance party at the Bowersock with Miss Olive Co Ces, Millie Carter, Elizabeth Plank, Margaret Mitchell, Dunimire, and Darlene Woolsey, plus a birth announcement and a local millinery shop on Massachusetts Street.
A collage of social events includes a country club dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Spalding, a lime party at the theater by the Four Ofelocks, and a Red Rose Club dance at Eke's Hall set for December 28. Golden wedding honors Mr. and Mrs. David Frantz with a detailed table decor and visitors list.
Mrs W A Pendleton and Miss Helen Pendleton left Saturday evening for an extended trip to California. Mr and Mrs Alvin Weimore and son Jak of Kansas City visit Mrs Dr Rowlands and Mrs Charles Vase. Wiedemann goes to Gane Kan to spend the day with sister Mrs J C Culvert. Miss Laura Pendleton home from Manhattan for the holidays. Prof Eugene Aller of Brooklyn NY at home with parents. JW Alder Ted Pendleton to arrive from Fairmount Minn for holidays. Norris and Madge Stauffer in Atchison for Christmas with aunts. Local studio ads and notices amid theater listings and holiday shopping. Mrs TW Gowan to arrive tomorrow from Whiffel Kan to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W G Gilmore. Floyd Ware spent time in Kansas City. Mrs BAB Power visiting in Kansas City. Miscellaneous remarks on ambidexterity and local ads for studio, turkeys, geese, ducks, and Kodak delivery.
Fragmentary listing mentions a studio and a Mrs. J. R. Wilson at 1103 New Hampshire Street with a home phone. The text references a painted china item and a Christmas related note. Details are incomplete and the exact event or item is unclear.
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