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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1973
Page
3
Paris fashion reporters note the shirtdress dominates next season with printed wool voile crepe or shantung fabrics in pastels. Dior favors high waists with narrow belts while Ungaro Lanvin echo retro 1920s cuts. Short party dresses in pleated chiffon and bright colors appear, and long gowns with stiff evening styling stay popular.
Pam Bryan wed Larry Leinwetter in University Lutheran Church with 2 p.m. vows on January 6. Attendants included Nancy Bryan and Lynette Leinwetter. best man Ron Domsch. groomsmen Kurt Zuzwiek and Myron Leinwetter. The reception followed at the church. they reside at 2530 Redbuden. Pam Bryan attends Kansas University. Larry Leinwetter is a KM graduate.
Miami AP report says 26 year old Diane Werley, aiming to be a jockey at Miami tracks, died after apparently slipping and partially submerging in a bathtub at her home. She rode 17 mounts in 1971 in New York and Florida and worked as an exercise girl at Tropical Park. Her father, Fred Werley, found her after returning from the park Thursday afternoon.
Gynia Hulpieu and Lee McCain wed at the First Presbyterian Church in Dodge City on Saturday January 20. The ceremony was led by Rev. Paul Palmer with a blue and greenery decor and a blue crystal gown by the bride. The couple reside in Emporia and he works for a local lumber firm.
Prsenals note Mrs Ralph Van Bebber spent about three weeks in Arizona visiting her sister and husband Mr and Mrs M T Coolidge in Tucson. Dr and Mrs Stephen Haught of Amberg Germany are the parents of a son Martin Garrett born Friday Jan 26. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Richard Garrett of 2018 Vr and Mr and Mrs Dixon Haught of 1116 Highland Dr.
Bernard Nash of Washington DC NRTA executive director sent a telegram to Opal Jayne Kennedy NRTA state director requesting retired teachers observe a prayerful thanksgiving for peace in Vietnam at 6 p.m. today.
The first of three children's concerts starts Sunday at 3 30 p.m. in Woodruff Auditorium Kansas Union. Original story Creation of Music by Gail Reber will be narrated by Peggy Lang Baldwin with Lawrence musicians. Sponsored by Lawrence Community Nursery School. Tickets at door.
The Raw Valley Organ Club convenes at 2 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEldowney's home 2521 Ala. the NOW Lawrence Chapter holds an open meeting at 7 30 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church 10th and Vermont. Amigos Club meets at 1 p.m. with Mrs Clifton Calvin 221 Concord. Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae meet at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs M D Gregory 644 Miss.
More than 900 guests are expected at the Kansas Day Club Gala in the Topeka Municipal Auditorium at 7 p.m. Monday. Honorary guest is George Bush, newly elected Republican National Committee chairman, succeeding Sen. Bob Dole.
Topeka joins Mary Catherine Pomije and Michael Huffine while Sandra Humphrey and David Oberzan plan their wedding at Church of the Assumption. Hosts include Oberzan and Huffine families with guests from Lawrence and Hutchinson. Civic clubs host bridge and luncheons as Kanawaka and Unitarian groups meet, elect officers, and plan future events.
Yvonne Delg aged 14 and Renee Delg aged 13, daughters of Mr and Mrs Anthony Delg, will compete in a church music festival Tuesday night. The event, sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, begins at 7 p.m. at the LDS Church in Lawrence with contestants from Lawrence and Topeka wards.
William Eugene Riley 22 and Gloria Marie Ramirez 22 both of Lawrence. Delmar Edger Boger 42 of Topeka and Joan Ila Brown 28 of Topeka. Steven Louis Nottingham 2 of Lawrence and Diana Sue Hardesty 18 of Lawrence.
A reader panel covers a teen's aversion to his mother's cooking and the viability of inviting friends for dinner. Other queries include engagement ring etiquette for a couple, and whether pierced earrings pose infection risks. Debates address hospitality, romance, and sanitary concerns.
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