Wedding of Miss Helen Cooke and C Eugene Perkis
Miss Helen Cooke and C Eugene Perkis wed at 7 pm in the Cooke home with about sixty guests. Rev Edward Hislop officiated the double ring ceremony in the living room, with Ruth James singing and Laura Allieda Perkins leading the processional. The bride wore ivory taffeta with a tulle veil and carried white roses, while bridesmaids Hazel Mehl and Freda Zirkle wore sleeveless bouffant dresses in yellow and pale green organza. A reception followed. gifts included a wedding gift car from the bride’s parents and funds, and the couple will honeymoon in the Ozarks and Ha tonka before settling in Kansas City.
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Helen Cooke
Winifred Cooke
Lohr
Ingrin
Wil
Laura
Alieda Perkins
Gary Perkins Jr
Deibert
Perkins
Hazel Mehl
Freda Zirkle
Mildred Saunders
Miss Zirkle
Mi Ine Hosford
Florence Beamer
Mabel Mehl
Sally Tucker
Ozares
Grond
C. G. Perkins
Kansas City
Gladstone Boulevard
Lawrence social news and club notices recap
The Thursday whist club met with Mrs Hutson. Dinners hosted for Dean and Mrs Stouffer who just returned from Italy. Various women’s clubs and church groups planned meetings, bridge and card parties at Thimble tea-room, Faith Fir Presbyterian and Kiwanis Ladies. A Lawrence wedding, Miss Grace Haz ard and Lambert Bush, occurred this morning. The Franklin Farmers Union and alumni gatherings announced with meals and games. Tenor of page highlights social events, weddings, club meetings, and community notices in Lawrence society circles.
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Broad View Inn
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E. 13. Stouffer
Italy
P. F Walker
F. M. Dawson
Personal News Notes From Kansas Visitors and Illness
Miss Alice Robeson of Kansas en route to Spokane. visiting Miss Isabel Gibb. Margaret Wheeler, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. J. J Wheeler, taken to Bell Memorial Hospital Kansas City for serious illness. Mrs Wheeler with daughter. Prof Wheeler in Kansas City. Mrs Marente J. Speer and two sons Bobby and Hubert of St Joseph Missouri, formerly Lawrence residents, visiting local friends. Mrs PF Be Davis and Mrs Philip Davis with two sons spending day in Kansas.
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Kansas
Spokane
Larente J. Speer
Bobby
Hubert
St. Joseph
Lawrence
Be Davis
Philip. Davis
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