Miss Olive Constant and Ross Pratt Wedding Ceremony
Miss Olive Constant married Ross H. Pratt of Washington DC in a 4:30 p.m. ceremony at the Constant home. Rev. Ed Price officiated as decorations of white flowers and shaded lamps framed the scene, with attendant White hydrangeas and phlox. The bride wore white with Chantilly lace and a jeweled bandeau, and the groom’s party featured Mrs. Sherman Delavee as matron of honor. About thirty guests attended as wedding plans include a fall trip, and notes detail family ties, the bridal party, and the reception setup with a yellow and white color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Constant
Ross H. Pratt
Washington, D.C
J. T. Constant
Ed £. Price
First-Methodist Church
Paul
Rankin
Marline Barkin
Sherman Delavee
Erben
Consratulatinnz
Runendelesnhn
Wilma Miller
J. L. Constant
Carrie Thompson
Frances Andrews
Sherman
Delaney
Lawrence High
Pesks
Washington
Sherman Delaney
Fort Worth
Texas
End
Lon
Constant
Oklahoma
Lawrence News Recap of Local Social and Camp Fire Activities
Lawrence residents share a busy snapshot of community life with meetings, birthday clubs, and Camp Fire planning. The column notes raffles and refreshments, weddings like Gertrude Corel to John B Corel, and upcoming guardian training for Camp Fire leaders plus a star gazing party and a motorcycle trip through the region.
Personal notes from Coffeyville visit and Florida trip
Mrs J R Henry of Coffeyville visits aunt Mrs AR Fi accompanied by her son Jerry J M Celestine Owens of Moberly returns home after two week stay with Miss Margaret Drennon Mr and Mrs William Frowe and family arrive from Fort Pierce Florida to visit at the ER house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. la Brant
Louie Brant
Baldwin
Lawrence
Holton
Elizabeth Cleary
Topeka
Hutchlinson
Winifred Kibbe
Ruth Petty
Kansas City
F. W. Sneegas
A. D. Owen
Frank
Springfield
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
E. H. Lupton
E. F. Sallee
Sallee
Profi
C. A. Preyer
Grace
Emmis
M Frank Preyer
Fort Scott
Harry McCullogh
California
University
Stanley Engle
Engle
Estes Park
Los Angeles
Aaa
Justin Hill
Stanley Lindley J
Hill
Cary
West
Northwest
Robert Vinyard
Paul Lantad
J. R. Henry
Coffeyville
Jerry
Celestine Owens
Moberly
Margaret Drennon
William Frowe
Fort Pierce
Fla
E. R
Flapper Fashions in Pale Orgy Organdy Frocks
From New York dated July 29 United Press reports organdy frocks in pale pastels dominate evening dances among younger girls. Frocks feature semi-fitted bodices, waist height lines, and skirts that extend to the ankles with taffeta trims matching the organdy in orchid pink yellow turquoise and Nile green tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Flapper Fashion Styles Shift From Skirt Trim To Two Piece Wear
The article details flapper dress trends with ribbed trims and rhinestone hairpieces, noting middle-parted hair tucked into curls. It highlights two piece flannel frocks without sleeves, harmonizing jackets, velveteen accents, and washable silk two piece dresses, all suited for sporty, youthful evenings.
Skilton to Join Indian Hills Opera Work in Colorado
Professor C. S. Skilton leaves for Indian Hills Colorado a new artists colony near Denver to join children already there. He will spend August finishing the scoring of his opera Kalopin begun last year at the MacDowell colony in New Hampshire. Gustaf Syderlund also prepared a cottage at Indian Hills to spend the rest of the summer before moving to Rochester New York in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Skilton
Indian Hills
Colorado
Denver
Professor Skilton
Skilton
MacDowell
New Hampshire
Gustaf Syderlund
Fine Arts
Rochester
New York
Welfare Orders Revised by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission ordered August 1 effective welfare order revisions affecting women in industry, aligning with a two year old Supreme Court ruling voiding part of the industrial wage statute. Also mentions Eastman School of Music scholarship and Rankin's Drug Store ad in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
Ttwo
Fly-Tox Promoted as Safe Household Insecticide
Health authorities urge use of Fly-Tox to combat mosquitoes and infestations spreading disease. Marketed as safe stainless fragrant and easy to apply with simple bottle instructions, Fly-Tox is claimed to kill all household insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon’ Institute of Industrial Research
Rex
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Jessamine Fugate
Kathleen Doering
Albank
New York State Museum
Miss Doering
Niagara
Toronto
Montreal
Boston
Washinton
St.Lawrence
Alsn
W. Jy Stiner
Fort Road
X. J. Kennedy
Frank E. Jones
Kansas Free Fair Association
L. B. Bigsby
the Pleasant
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Hostep Kasald Pe
Ellen Anderson
Wilson Martin
Guy Folks
Pe Herndon
Roy William, Jr
Herndon
Gladys Daniels
Alice Bolen
Rachel McKittrick
Nesswell Paddock
Kansada
Orlock
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. D. Grey
Paddock
Kaasas City
South Dakota
University of Keates
Lawrence High School
Bell Music Store
Teiz
Xan
Mr. Paddock
Beaver Plaster Board Company
Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity
Walter A Keeler
W. *Einer
P. N. Stevens
Rs. Miller Carpenter
Oak Ridge
Mabel. Fairbairn
Mrs. Mohler
Miget
Maycee Rive
Elizabeth Walker
W. C. Ware
Larned
Gertrude Nichols
John B. Corel
Orel
Ty of Kansas
Corel
J. H. Corel
Ellen Hazard
Ednad Lemon
Camp Fire
Hazard
Rhode Island Street
Chamber of Commerce
J .Ee
Miss Walker
Ezra
Flapper
Lucien Lelong
Paris
Silk Club
McCallum
K. U
LANAX
Ana
Lanaxyrmaney
Eastman School of Music
Rankin's Drug Store
1101
Mass
Oxford
Fischer
Buzz
Fit
Troys
Batiste
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