Marriage of Miss Marcella Chalkley to John Burt Holmes
A supper at the Hotel Eldrid honored Miss Marcella Chalkley of New York City, daughter of Mrs. T. H. Chalkley formerly of Lawrence, and John Burt Holmes, son of Mrs. Francie H. Holmes of New York City. The couple will marry at St George's Church in New York City on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Chalkley
New York City
T. H. Chalkley
Lawrence
John _ Burt Holmes
Francie H. Holmes
St. George's Church
New York
Local social events and meetings listed in Topeka items
County meeting plans for September include Mrs Chris Kraft and Mrs Ernest Kampschroeder on the program committee while Mrs Charles Houk and Mrs O A Bidinger join the preschool health group and Mrs Len Ice will be club reporter. Miss Mary Engel hosts her bridge club, a piano recital is planned at 1345 Rhode Island, and a birthday dinner honors Keith Bolin. Miss Mary Anita Biggs of Tonowanda and Joseph Harold Ream wed in Topeka. Ream is a KU and Harvard Law graduate in New York City. A surprise picnic for Lawrence friends, various recitals by Miss Kate Cal Fell pupils, and a June birthday party for Betty Lou Potts round out the social notes.
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Iee
Chris Kraft
Ernest Kampschroeder
Charles Houk
O. A Bidinger
Len Ice
Orville Platz
A. M. Parker
Rhode Island Street
Mary Anita Biggs
Tono
Warda
N. Y
Joseph Harold Ream
New York City
J. Quincy Biggs
Ream
Topeka
I Washburn College
Cameo Theater
Martha’ Cowgill
Baldwin
Opal Jayne Kennedy
W. _E.’ Whetstone
Helen
Gene and
Corinthian
Manwaring Roger
A. A. Hicks
Anniejane Hicks
Miss Hazel Ts
Fred Shimmons
Evenin
Kate M. Cal
Helen Evans
Mildred Reuter
Helen Sanderson
Spalding
Eugenia Howard
Wilma
Williama Mary Lou’ Holloway
Schumany
Pawine Richards
Deethoven
Helen_ Morris
Livsey Ethel Heck
Miss Caldwell
Wilshit Goblins
Leone Stoneseh
Reading
Evans
Iliami
Patsy Underwood
Personal notices from Indiana street to Kansas City travel
A string of local personal notes lists visits and travels. Cunningham spent today in Kansas City Missouri. Tacille Haines of Quincy junior visiting Mneita Kennedy left for Wichita. Mrs S E Wallace Prescott Ana visiting sister Hire J Bonner left for Seneca. Mrs A A Green Sr spent the day with daughter Mrs H C Nieker at Lawson. Ulrich spent the day in race. J T Brown and daughter Selma in Tonga jomie. Lydia Reinhardt left for Neodesha after visiting sister Mrs E S Weatherby and family. Miss Mary Evelyn Emmett to San Francisco with C G Perens. Will Shell and family plus May Ida Edmondson and Dorothy Owens returning from lakes in northern Minnesota. Dean and Mrs F Stockton and two children on vacation stop at Williamspots Indiana. Mr Stockton to Damariscotta Maine for about a month. Mrs Claude Scrivener and family also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Street
Cunningham
Kansas City
Tacille Haines
Uincy, Jr
Ita. Kennedy
Ichita
S. E. Wallace
Prescott
Ana
J. Bonner
Seneca
A. A. Green
H.C. Nieker
Lawson
Race Ulrich
F. Stockton
Sanderveon
Miss Isabel Gilmore Heads To Green Mountain Summer
Miss Isabel Gilmore travels with her mother and sisters to spend the summer, visiting relatives in Junction City for a few days after a month's vacation in the north and east. She attended the national convention of the Business and Professional Women's club at Mackinac Island and visited friends at Finley before returning home. Also noted is Texarkana resident Texas Day Mills returning from a trip to Mexico, due in Lawrence Saturday evening to spend the weekend with her daughter, Miss Virginia May Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Gilmore
Green Mountain
Mar ‘Cole
Elizabeth Mackenzie
Junction
Chicago
Mackinac Island
Finley
Atmo
Colorad
Mills
Texarkana
Tex
Atone
Mexico
Lawrence
Daveter
Virginia May Johnston
Refinishing project details cited by Mrs Randle
The report notes tests showing the number of steps before and after refinishing improvements. Under the direction of Miss Randle, the work touched on a house in the area and involved several women including Mrs Randle and Harper.
Bride Chooses Elbow Sleeve for Royal Marriage
Costume Paris AP reports Mrs Margaret Rutherford formerly of New York selected an elbow sleeve beixe rechiffon dress for her marriage to Prince Charles Murat. She wore a beige baku straw hat with the ensemble, reflecting the style mood of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Margaret Rutherford
New York
Prince Charles Murat
Princess Murat
Portraits and Notes From a Damaged Windsor Page
The text describes women's attire mentioning a cape covering sleeves and back with a front drape. Names appear including Balan, Vanderbilt, Murat, Sherden L. Mills, and an A. R. colonel. Locations reference Morocco and a husband stationed there, suggesting a society column fragment about fashion and marital status.
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Pees Am
Treasury
Sand
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Dinihm
Eldrid
Tre
Cl E. Bice
Dora Cis
Isiana
Taliman
Mrs. Rice
Jennie Springer
Dorothy’ Roberts
Armin ‘Woestemeyer
George Mandeville
Stockebrand
Leavenworth
Cecelia Goddard
Valerie Swenson
University School ‘of Fine Arts
Delta Zeta
Lille
Indianapolis
Ind
Jayhawks
Miss Goddard
Virginia Beach
Norfolks
Miss Swenson
Rush Weer
University
Frank McGrade
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Group
J. R. Payne
R. C. Miller
Belvoir Farm Bureau
Mike Murphy
Farm Bureau
Ralph
Aunt HE
Robert Downley
Aopyright
Publishers Syndicas
Mary Engel
Jack Bolin
Keith Bolin
Jayhawk Plunge
Dickingon Theater
Maurice McKone
Clinton Young
Edward Mre
Sanford Skilton
Keith Olin
Woodley
W. H. Potts
Betty Lou
Betty
Lou
Billy Jack Wilson
Shirley
Anne Lindenberger
Regina Allen
Howard Hurwitz
Dudley, Deay
Gordon Schleifer
Edna May Pasewark
Harold Houk
Geraldine Houk
Doris Pasewark
Vivian Crawford
Donald Brown
Madge Jones
Bobby Brown
Patty Anne Wilson
Lucille Jones
Junior Strange
Anna Jean Strange
Betty Goon
Louise Baker
Betty Lou Olts
Emma Wagner
Lenexn
Noorn
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros Coffee
Rosm
Fischer’s
Eugene Frederick
Vita Tonic
Nestle
Frederick 1
Lanndon Beauty Shop
Whitcomb
Yeans Zora
Zquasonn
McNish
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