Quiet wedding and society notices in Lawrence scene
Elizabeth Kennedy wed Dwight Prentice in a small home ceremony with Rev E A Edwards officiating. The couple, attended by close relatives and one out of town guest, plan a two week eastern trip and will live at 1545 Kentucky Street after July 15. Additional society items include another wedding, a League of Women Voters meeting, a surprise party for Mrs. Hugh Axe, and a D A R Flag Day event at Mrs. Peter Emery's home.
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Migs
Lena Schmidt
New York City
Prentice
Kansas University
Phi Beta Kappa
Chicago University
Kansas
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Bignal_ Corps
Rainbow
France
Western Electric*Co
Kentucky Street
League of Women Voters
Muriel C. Berry
Rhode Island Street
Sherbon
Charles Vickery
Baltimore
W. ¥. Morgan
Morgan Will
Hugh Axe
Abe
D. A.R
Betty Washington
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Peter Emery
Tennessee Street
Evening Garments or government prohibition tale in Lawrence
Engagement formed in Lawrence between a bride to be and her groom elect both connected to county offices in Douglas County Kansas. Also report of Nell Gunn and Herbert A Harms wedding in Great Bend with later Chicago summer plans and Lawrence winter residence. Pool opens to town women. Pythian Sisters meet. I O O F initiation. Miss Golda Friedman arrives from Russia. Coterie Club picnic on campus. Knowledge Hill Club hosting event. No Name Club annual Brown's Grove picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Gunn-Harms
Nell Gunn
Great Bend
Herbert A. Harms
Wichita
Kansas University
Harms
Kappa-Kappa Gamma
Sigma Nu
Community Announcements Move Across Kansas and Nearby States
W G C Drescher returns to Kansas City after visiting son W J Drescher. Grace Ulrich returns from Wichita where she taught last season. Mrs Max Harshfield of Ottawa visits her mother Mrs T M Hansen. Clyde Constant leaves for Hope Arkansas for several months of construction work. Clifton Kirkpatrick arrives to attend summer school at K A Dietrich. Weibe of Hillsboro arrives for summer school at KVU. Philip Schick and Jeff Roy Bern visit their daughter Mrs Fred Grosgenbacker in Jeff Roy Kansas. Mrs A C Hanson of Oklahoma is noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. GC. Drescher
Kansas City
W. J. Drescher
Grace Ulrich
Wichita
Max Harshfield
Ottawa
T. M. Hansen
Clyde Constant
Hope
Arkansas
Constant
Clifton Kirkpatrick
K. A
Local social and political notes from Kansas City area
Various residents and guests travel to and from Ottawa Topeka Kansas City and Hot Springs. Mrs Smith Mr Brinkerhoff Judge Means Republican candidate Russell Dyer and others are mentioned with short visits trips and campaign activity. The item lists people visiting relatives attending sessions and planning vacations in several cities.
Deaths and Funerals Pipes
J H Pipes father of Mrs Fred Q Lotz died at Memorial hospital at 7 30 last night. Funeral service set for 2 30 Friday afternoon from the Methodist Episcopal church in Eudora.
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Pipes
J. H. Pipes
Fred. Q. Lotz
Memorial Hospital
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eudora
Katy Switchman Killed In Railroad Accident
Katy switchman Burton a veteran Katy railroad man was killed instantly when he stepped from the path of another engine. He leaves two daughters. The incident occurred on a Katy system route and highlights railroad safety concerns.
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Katy
Parsons
C. L. Burton
Burton
Advertising Atmosphere Shapes Women’s Buying Sense
Mrs. Anna D. Olesen of Cloquet Minn, a Minnesota senate candidate, tells the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World that women seek beauty and comfort in ads and homes. She urges courtesy, intelligent appeals, real value, and responsive service as keys to effective advertising.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Attmosphere
Anna D. Olesen
Cloquet
Minn
United States
Minnesota
Associated’ Advertising Clubs
Zephyr Products Offers Fresh Pastries and Delivery
Zephyr Products showcases Eclairs 45 dozen Tea Cakes 25c per dozen and Doughnuts 25c per dozen at 933 Mass St and 546 Mass St with delivery available for special orders on hot days.
Haskell Band Concert Precedes Outdoor Hiawatha Play
The Haskell band performs Wednesday evening at 6 45 on Haskell campus with the drama Hiawatha to follow. Attendees may enjoy an outdoor concert before the play. A cafeteria dinner is served June 14 at the Presbyterian church. church members and friends are invited at reasonable prices. Mrs R Kent and Charles Kent spent the day in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Hiawatha
Presbyterian Church
R. Kent
Charles Kent
Topeka
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Haskell Ave
Ravena
Elizabeth “Brown
George F. Brown
Wilfred Everet
Martin
St. Louis
Dorothy Perkins
The.s. A. C
Clay—County
Peeence High School
William’ P! Martin
K. U
Washington University Medical School
St Louis City Hospital
Olean
Drs
C. B. McClelland
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Mas
Oran A. Pringle
M. W. Callahan
Geo. Foster
First Christian Church
Dames
Ty Pénnock
Jessie Martindale
Pythian Meeting
Pythian Sisters
Lawrence Lodge No. 4
Russia
Golda Friedman
A. Friedman
Coterie Club
W. W. Smith
Mae Watson
Knowledge ‘Hill Club
Nellie Stanwix
Knowledge Hill Community’ Club
No Name Club
Brown’s Grove
Ima City
Lillian Constant
Nellie Kennedy
Hugh Means
Garnett
District Court
F. W. Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Journal-World
F.smith
Washington, D. H
Ohio
M. Jo Clifton
Louis E. Clevenger
C. E. Mervin
Hot Springs
Ark
Edith Wolgamott
S. E.goons
Montana
Russell Dyer
Congress
Baldwin
James O’bryan
George Hollingbery
Manhattan
Lillian Duncan
Fern Irene Liggett
Fern
Ed Harwood
Labor
Cincinnati
Associat Eq Press
American Federation of Labor
Union Pacific
North Lawrence
Velie Cars
Kluss
W. H. McKgne
E. R
Zephyr Products
Iilk
Munsingwear Union
Columbia Yarns For
Newmark
Varsity Bowersock
Jesse Lb
Lasshy Can 'Wansom
Wall Street
Clara Beranger
Lorna Moon
Sam Wood
Buster Keaton
New York
Gingham
Evans Auto Supply Co
Viola Dana
David Butler
Gymmasium
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