Sogety Wedding Echoes Auburn and Lawrence Social
Ann Marie Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Nelson of Auburn Ned and Dolph Simons son of Mr and Mrs W G Simons wed Saturday at 4 pm in the Nelson home Auburn officiated by Rev Mgr Patterson with the Episcopal ring service. About forty guests attended. Bridesmaid Helen Woods, piano violin music and floral decor complemented the ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in New Orleans and then live in Lawrence after March. She is a Lindenwood alum and KU grad member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. he is a KU graduate and KU journalist, now business manager of the Lawrence Journal World. Out of town guests included Simons and Hutt families among others from Kansas City and Lincoln. A second wedding brief notes Vera Jahr and Edward F Hutt wed at 4:30 pm at Lutheran church in Kansas City MO, with reception at groom’s sisters’ home and honeymoon to California. Out-of-town guests listed. Also notes a Scotch foursomes gathering at the Country Club and Home Aid Society meeting with Valentine themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann-Marie
Abildred Meuser
Inex Wester
C. W. Malone
Carl Nordland
J. C. Voline
Lucy Hawkins
Dorothea Simons
Mildred Metger
Frances . Nordlund
Nifce
Ophelia
Euver & Atuggle
Fler
Bangkok
Neas
Kappa Kappa Gam
Julian
Neb
Auburn
Lawrence
Simons
University of Kansas
Kapna Psi
Sigma Delta Chi
Lawrence Journal- World
M Dorotheamons
O. W. Maroney
A. B. Weaver
Joe Well
L. A. McNall
L. A. Simons
Helen Woods
Kansas City
Mildred Menser
Paplar
Tnez
Wiestering
Lincoln
Vera V. Jahr
Edward F. Hutt
Kansas
City
Lutheran Church
Dorothy Enlaw
Charles A. Pols
Tennnessee Street
California
Malolo
Hawaiian Islands
Fresh Miller
el Hutt
Kanil Hutt
Fort
B. R. Lantz
Salina
J.h.garrett
Teimple
Becomes Bride of Lawrence Man in Fort Wayne Socials
Mrs. W L Anderson and Mrs Roy Lawrence hosted a social hour and doll dressing contest with prizes won by Mrs Ed Hope and Mrs Roy Lawrence. Guests exchanged valentines, traf fics of decor featured ferns and red carnations, and a luncheon followed with partners chosen by valentines. The next meeting will be with Mrs C D Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Anderson
Roy Lawrence
Fort
Ed Hope
Roy
Lawrence
Dorothy
Feld
C. D. Moore
PERSONALS BRIEF NOTES FROM LAWRENCE AND AREA
Mrs H M Burk spent the day in Kansas City. Robert Rowlands and Georgia Wolf went to Topeka this morning for a Kansas Book Dealers association meeting in the roof garden of the Kansan hotel. G Suronman left for Pratt after visiting the weekend with Donald Laurenman Jr and Lian Sauernman students in engineering. Omar Huey made a business trip to Topeka. Mr and Mrs J M Sanderson returned to Lawrence after a California and Washington trip. A J Eisenmayer of Springfield Mo, brother of Mrs William Bromelsick, was called to Lawrence by Mr Bromelsick's death. Mr and Mrs B E Bishop Bonnie Bishop and Melvin P Bishop family spent yesterday in Overland Park. B F Yost American consul at Sault Ste Marie spent yesterday with Mrs Rosa Ise en route to California. G A R Ladies to Serve Dinner Lervency Circle No 75 Ladies of the G A R will serve a chicken dinner in the basement of the courthouse on Thursday February 21 from 1130 to 130. The Circle and the Women's Relief Corps unite in giving Washington Day program in the afternoon. the public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.M. Burk
Kansas City
Ars
Robert Rowlands
Georgia Wolf
Topeka
Kansas Book Dealers Association
Kansan
J. M. Sanderson
Lawrence
St. Joseph
California
Washington
A.J. Eisenmayer
Springfield
William Bromelsick
Bromelsick
B.E. Bishop
Bonnie Bishop
Melvin P. Bishop
Overland’ Park
B. F. Yost
Sault-St. Marie
Canada
Rosa Ise
First Christian Church Holds Morning Service And Meeting
The article notes a large attendance at Sunday services and closing exercises. It describes religious education as aiding the Christhike, critiques legends of earlier eras, and emphasizes religion guiding individuals to self realization. It mentions Professor Byron C. Jon tikesse and Miss Mary Louw Barienha Frere as speakers and outlines church events including an all day session and Women’s Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Christ
Byron C. Jon Tikesse
Mary Louw
Barienha Frere
Women's Council of the
IL Ok
Here Is Secret s of Skin Beauty
A French process makes MEL LLO GLO Fact Powder unusually smooth and long lasting. The pure powder tests color, gives a non flaky finish, and does not irritate or clog pores. It promises a youthful bloom that endures, with Eldridge Pharmacy and Round Corner Drug Co. as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Pharmacy and
Round Corner Drug Co
Big Springs Social News Busy With Visitors and Dinners
Mr and Mrs G W Cashman and nephew Vernon Cashman of Holton were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs John Cashman in Kansas City Mo. C W Bourlaw joined Mr and Mrs Joe Graut and daughter Marcella for dinner. La Vedz and Thomas Evans visited Big Springs school. William Smith of Onaga dined with Mr and Mrs ay Cree. Esther Hird of Kanwaka called on residents in Big Springs. Rev and Mrs K C Conn hosted Topeka visitors Porterfield. William Plateman and family hosted at Wymer. Ralph Plateman visited Topeka with Edson McKee’s guests George and Richard McKee. A postcard shower surprised Mrs William Gevian for her February birthday. The Geelans are wintering with son Charles in Stowell Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cashman
Vernon Cashman
Holton
John ‘Cashman
Kansas City
C. W. Bourlaw
Joe Graut
Marcella
I la Vedz
Thomas Evans
Big Springs
Newton Roberts
Terumseh
Harold Robires
Topeka
Wiliam Sneeker
Otto Durow
William Smith
Onaga
Ay Cree
Oscar Webber
J. W. Fleenor
Lecompton
Esther Hird
Kanwaka
Porterfield
K C. Conn
William Plateman
Geelan
Charles
Stowell
Texas
Cyrus Glenn
Sunday Afternoon Visits Among Local Families
Sunday moments show Mrs. D. K. Henry visiting sister Mrs. Laura Wise while Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Welcher and family spend Sunday afternoon together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Welcher
D. K. Henry
Laura Wise
Perfect Attendance At Two Rural Douglas County Schools
Two rural schools in Douglas County reported perfect attendance for the month ending January 4. Hopewell district 17 and Kaw Valley district 12 had no absences or tardiness, per county superintendent O J Lane. A total of 1878 pupils were enrolled in county grade schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
O. J. Lane
Hopewell
Kaw Valley
Unclear OCR period record notes unusual winter month
Fragmentary text indicates a period with full punctuality and absence absence noted as 37 dollars through the month. The record appears unusually odd for a winter month with unclear context and incomplete details.
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Orelock
Bertha Strahl
Home Aid Society
Menbers
L. B. Bigs
Friends In Council
Sirs. C. Crawford
Kentucky Street
Earl Marriott
Marrir
J. Longanech
Marriott
Via May Longanecker
Ralph Hubble
D. Longanecker
May Long
Frances
Keneth
Willis
Ralph? Hubble
Virginia
Ralph
Mr. and
Mily] Marriott
Doris Jean
Ruby
Grace
Tentine Bridge
Kendall
York
Yates
Temola Club
J. J. Kistler
Ilinois, Street
Howard Lay
Ankeles
Charles Louk
M. Lay
Charles Lon
Clarence Dahiene
Craig
The
Green Owl
Unersity Men’s Plee Club
P: Christ
Will Ding
Wwanen Lib
Fox Men
Pleasant Hour Club
Mars
L. Bigsby
Rhode Island Street
Ellis T. Johnston
Round Table
C. M. Blair
Haskell, Institute
W. E. Higgins
F. P. O Brien
Neellecrats Club
John N. Jahnson
Tennessee Street
Whist Club
T. G. Fitch
Ladies* Literary League
Paul B. Lawson
Maine Street
Gilametet Hall
W. E. Wilson
Sunshine Club
Isa Weil
Ventura Club
R. C." Jackman
Ernoon Eldridge Hotel
B. B
Beers
Constitutional ‘Hall
Madge Bullene
M. E
Ice
Rude
Gilmore
Ellis
Fant
A W. Murray
Fred. J. Morris
Edna
Bullene
Johnson
Rice
Griesa
H. E. Don Carlos
Mount Warnen
George Washington
W. G. Hutson
W. §. Johnson
Florence Barrows
Cora Moorshell
Alice S. Dow
S. K. Funk
Funk
Heaverin
Glen
A. G. Hammond i
Roberta
Vinland
B. J. Babbitt
Dale
F. D. Brooks
J.D. Seijer
A. W. Lamb
L. D
Arkansas Street
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Eldridge Hotel
ATL
A. J. Anderson
Mu Phi Epsilon
Ira Martin
Mary Young
Hortense. Young
Dorothy Enlew
Lake View
Crowder
American, Legion Auxiliary
Eli Ferrell Dorsey
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
Alfred Heck
Nelson,Le Suer
Longfeltony
Mothers’ Club Club
Alex Bernhard
Fenr‘lish
No Name Club
EF. By Learned
Massachusetts Street
Twentieth Century Club
Recreation Club
A. G. Banks
Charlotta Dunigan
Fred Williams
Missouri Street
Ernest Seidel
S. D. Bishop
C. Stewart
Iwidge
K. Bruner
J. B. Henry
Eugene Christy
Bruner
C. B. Decker
VY. K.bruner
Jack Bolin
J. R. Payne
H. H. Asher
Stetrart
Raymond Higdon
Les Demoiselles Bridge
Charles ,Louk
Frank, Dunksey
Howard Loy
Dunklew
Ey A
Dolph C. Simons
AL Int Het
Robert Oir
Publishers Syndicat
Prestius
First Christian
Vleis
M Kt
Tully
Pinkham
Lidia
E. Pinkham
Gol
Mae Cranes
BR. F
This, NY
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Cleaners
Snarton
Tritecn Toye
ISG & Storage Co
Whitcomb
McCall
Jeiries Dry
Hepes
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