Weddings Row Includes Gustafson and Hall Couples
Yesterday two Kansas weddings were held with Rev Carel Harrison reading the service for Mrs B G Gustafson’s daughter Margaret and James Lawre ents. The couple’s reception followed at the groom’s home. Separately Ida Mae Richards married Verne R Hall in a ring ceremony at Rev Seth W Slaughter’s home, with guests from Kansas City and Lawrence. The bride wore gray crepe and the couple will reside in Agree City, where Hall works in engineering. A third note: Camilla Jayne Wallace and Clarence A Erni wed at noon at Rev F M Testerman’s home. After a short trip, they’ll live in Dighton. Also dated: Ella Read Spurgeon’s sixtieth birthday tea attended by about 65 friends with music and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Gustafson
Margaret
James, Lawreents
Carel Harrison
Trinity Episcopal Church
Joanna Hill
George T. Richards
Route One
Ida Mae
Verne’ R. Hall
Kansas City
Kan
Harry G. Hall
Lawrence
Seth W. Slaughter
Harry C. Hall
Iinois Street
Verne R
Mire
William Richards
Cecil Richards
Hall
Lecompton High School
University of Kansas
Tau Beta Pi
R. O. T. C. Work
Camilla Jayne Wallace
Ness City
Clarence A. Erni
Dighton
F.M. Testerman
Ella Read
Spurgeon
Harold, Huntsman
Hollywood
Cal
Jean and
Frances Moyer
J.C. Evang
Community clubs plan meetings across town
Margaret Kane will head the ProRTAM group, and M A Draper hosts at 727 Tennessee. Ingleside club meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs C C Stewart as hostess. The November Congregational Beach group led by Mrs J W Hunter meets Wednesday aftern, Mrs Frank Davis at 1909 Ohio. ReH Lackey entertains the J D club Wednesday afternoon. Round Table lunch at Mrs E M Cameron’s home at 1:15. En Regie club entertained at Mrs W Casey’s home Wednesday afternoon. Recreation club gathers Wednesday at Mrs Guy Folks home with Mrs T G Hiatt assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hunter
Frank Davis
Ohio Street
The
Round Table
E. M. Cameron
En Regie Club
Guy Folks
T. G. Hiatt
Social Calendar Items from Monday and Tuesday Clubs
Monday through Tuesday social calendar notes list contract clubs and dinners hosted by Mrs J G Metthisny Mrs J M Sanderson and Mrs Rob rt Rocham at Manor with Double Seven Thimble club and bridge gatherings led by Mrs Ulrich Mrs J Bleaktey and Dr Hutchinson at Yo Tavern. Tuesday shows Finesse club and Colonial Coterie club hosted by Mrs Robert Hageart and Bernice Tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Wheeler
J.G. Metthisny
Progressive
Kinchean
Colonial
J. M. Sanderson
Robrt Rocham
Manor
R._ Ulrich
J. J. Bleaktey
Hutchinson
Robert ‘Hageart
Colonial Coterie Club
Migs
Midland Rural club annual dinner marks thirtieth anniversary
The Midland Rural club celebrated its 30th anniversary with a Thursday dinner at Mrs. Charles Himsinger and Miss Altha Guthrie’s home. Nearly all members attended. two were absent due to illness and travel. The evening featured humor, readings, and contests, with a long banquet table decorated in pink and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Rural Club
Charles Himsinger
Altha Guthrie
William Ware
Arkansas
C. M. Jones
Guy Jlunsinger
F. H. Smithmeyer
Smithmeyer
Fred Smithmayer
H. J. Longenecker
Topeka
MW. C. Bussing
A. A. Hicks
Charles Husted
A. W. Garvin
Lawrence Girl Bride of James Lawton Bennett
Mrs. James Lawton Bennett was Miss Margaret Gustafson of this city before her marriage yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett will be at home in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixon
James Lawton Bennett
Margaret Gustafson
Bennett
Kansas City
Kansas meeting notes and club activities summary
A fragment from a Kansas society page lists guests at a meeting including S C Bloss and Prof M W. Various church groups announce upcoming events such as a legal child labor discussion, a calendar tea, and lectures at Plymouth Congregational Church with hosts Mrs Lyle Powell and Mrs George Berl. Other notices include Cosmos club Kansas day program, No Name club, Ladies Literary Teague, Zodiac club, and P B C chapter AZ meetings with hostesses in Kansas addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lyle
Powell
George Berl
Agnes Thompson
Kansas
M. W. Sterling
Mra. L. WH
Feinke
Personal notices of weekend guests and travels
Mrs. E G Vernon hosted weekend guest Mrs Nita Landrum alumna secretary of Kansas State College at Fort Hays to attend the American Alumni council at the University. Mrs Herbert Hoffman visiting Topeka. J Smith traveled to Topeka for the day with Prof W W Horr and Gena Horr visiting Mrs Horr's mother Mrs Ida Agee of St Joseph Mo. Harry Green returned from a trip to California and Washington driving with his sister in San Francisco, then via Logs Angeles and San Francisco to Seattle to visit his parents who are ill. Rev D Powell of Worland underwent a major operation at Memorial hospital and is resting well. Mrs Valma Harkrader returned from a monthlong trip through southern Kansas giving contract lessons. Tusten Ackerman left for Chicago after weekend with Mrs Ackerman at Memorial hospital whose condition is improved. Miss Kathleen Eustace will go to Hutchinson Wednesday and bring back Miss Katherine Langston to spend the midsemester vacation with her father E H Langston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Vernon
Nita Landrum
Kansas State College
Fort Hays
Oeal
Herbert Hoffman
Topeka
Jv J. Smith
W. WH. Horr
Gena. Horr
Horr
Ida Agee
St. Joseph
Harry Green
California
Washington
Green
W. J. Bunn
San Francisco
Lawrence
Fred Patton
Logs Angeles
Mr. Green
Seattle
H. J. Green
D. Powell
Worland
Wye
Powell
Valma Harkrader
Ohio Street
Kansas
Tusten Ackerman
Chicago
Negroes Plead Guilty in Independence Slaying Case
Everett Turner and Charles Mayberry pleaded guilty in district court to the fatal shooting of Missouri Pacific telegraph operator Nevius on September 7, 1923. Turner received 10 years for second degree murder. Mayberry got three to five years for second degree manslaughter, with his Lansing sentence still running for grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kan
Everett
Turner
Charles Mayberry
Nevius
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Maberry
Mayberry
Lansing
Hold Annual Meeting of Community Service Committee
The community service committee will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room. Sutherland, chairman, will preside. The executive committee and new officers will be elected and future activities discussed. Expect representation from local service clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Howa Sutherland
Rcnew
Trix
Ice Cream Decor Offered for Parties by Local Co
A Lawrence milk and ice cream company announces customized ice cream designs for parties. Call 697 to arrange decorative, colored ice cream with a cream filling and a distinctive touch for your event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice - Crean ‘Co
Hanes
Sunshine-Merry Makers Juniors Present Good Resolutions Play
The Sunshine-Merry Makers Juniors of St Luke A M E church present an eight member playlet titled Good Resolutions at the church Tuesday at 8 p.m. A small admission fee will be charged. Cast includes Prologue Cleo Clark and others portraying New Years resolutions and moral themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Merry Makers
Daty
St-Luke A. M. E
Wille
Cleo Clark
Nola
Jena. Stone
Bertha Garrett
Margaretta Jessie. Walker
Billy Norman
Anna Belt Hughes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ivery
Uoiversity of Kansas
St. Independence
Southwest High School
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
H.A. Stanford
Gertrude. Quick
Gordon Gustafson
Anthony
Review Club
C. H. Lanier
Tennessee Street
A. F Babcock
John Stutz
L. H. Frink
G. D. Lovett
Manhattan
Het
Robert Willen
Matilda
Publishers Syndicate
Margaret Kane
West Side Study Club
M.A. Draper
C. C. Stewart
Ingleside Club
Reh. Lackey
J. D. Club
Karl Klooz
O.F
Russell
Jean Russell
Helen Moore
Jean Frink
Liberty Memorial High School
Louise Wiedemann
Dorothy Blow
H. W. Hargiss
W. Straffon
C. A. Kerors
Kata Caldwrell
Ednah Hopking
Hazel E. Lynn
Ida Mae Richards
Verne R. Hall
George 7
Virginia Ruth
Billy Jean
Clyde Lambert
Lawrence Drysdale
Ichards
Progressive Reading Club
W.B. Miller
Louisianai Street
William Frowe
God
Ivan Rowe
Ventura Club
Oland
Massachusett
Earnest Boyce
Indiana Street
Cosmos Club
F. D. Stapleton
Vermont Street
Zodiae Club
M. E. Rice
N. P. Sherwood
Chanter AZ
Li Hung Chung
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Ys
Father
Pop
Auburn
Service Committee
Plana
Ole Wet “McDuff
Aeneee
Ry Ey Knight
Pin Ziat
Fand
Socret Garretts
J Can’ Erik
McKesson
Parker
Vick
Vicks
Sealea Imperial Cleaner
Martha Washington
Heart
Coe’s Drug Store
Ince Build
Life Insurance Dept
Elmer
Pink
Lupton
William
Bill
Downing Rex Kendall
Charlton Insurance Agency
Hone
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