Romance Ends In Marriage At Congregational Church
Miss Esther Dan wed Donald A. Kendall yesterday at 4 PM at the home of her parents Dr. and Mrs. Jones. The ceremony followed a university romance shared by members of Beta Phi and Theta fraternities. A. D. Grey officiated. Attendants included Katherine Kibler Colloch Helen Walton and Jane Johns. The bride wore ivory colored taffeta with a tuile veil and bouquet of white ode to be tied with a ribbon. The groom and party entered as pianists performed and guests gathered in the parlor and fireplace room.
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Esther Dan
Donald A. Kendall
Jones
Ti Beta Phi
Pra Theta
Ith Nondath
Mendelssohn
Yaner Yami
Valtendasis
Sream
Theister
Paul Kendall
Heising
Kinler
Miss eCollach
Milan
Walton
Ender
Lawrence
Pi Beta Phil
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen wedding tale in Lawrence
The article describes a 1920s Lawrence wedding with ornate decor and family details. It notes the bride as the daughter of Dr and Mrs Kendall, a Pi Beta Phi member with an AB from SU, and the groom a government public health employee awaiting assignment. Relatives from Kendall to Topeka and Chanute are listed among attendees.
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S. U
Kendall
Jenilat
Great iBond
Addigan Kendall
Lawrence
Eutent
Ruth
Wendatt
Mary Mada i Kendall
Adil Rendall
Tsitet Ho
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Ail C. Pentield
Topeka
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Chanute
Wenes
Ted Coffin
Kansas
Bridesmaids Wear Green and Coral in Lacy Attire
The description details Miss Carter in coral pink with lace edging and a coral milan hat, Hamilton in a rose pink organdie gown with a matching hat, and other bridesmaids carrying bouquets of pink and lavender flowers.
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Miss Carter
Milan
Roliss Hamilton
Personal News From Fort Scott Commencement
Mrs. Gertrude Pearson spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Mariam Lescher and Miss Lela Lescher left Fort Scott this morning for their home after attending the University commencement exercises here. Burton Sears of Chicago is here for commencement and visiting his mother Mrs. W. H. Sears. Walter J. Meek dean of the University of Wisconsin medical school at Maya left today for home after his visit.
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Gertrude Pearson
Kansas City
Mariam Lescher
Lela Lescher
Fort Scott
Burton Sears
Chicago
W.H. Sears
Walter J. Meek
School of Medicine
University of Wisconsin At Maya
Reunion Draws KU Alumni From 1909 Class
Henry Van Fleet a 1902 KU graduate attended Lawrence for the twenty fifth reunion of the class of 1909 while now residing in Monte Vista Colorado. Timothy W Shotts visited for commencement and the reunion of the class of 1911 before returning home to Crosse.
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University of Kansas
Henry van Fleet
K.U
Lawrence
van, Fleet
Closing Out Bargains From A City Store Display
A local sale lists ladies handkerchiefs at 15 cents and embroidered hankies at 65 cents, plus 50 cent choice pieces and 49 cent womens cotton union suits. Yard goods include poplin and Botany wool fabrics, incense sets priced 25 cents to 1 dollar, and Marinella line closings at 20 percent off.
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Oscar
Publishers Syndicate
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Telander
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Poplin
Women’s Cotton Union Suits
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Bilsless, Main
Botany
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Marinello
Marinella
ACA Amoskeag
Lantheré
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