Pilkenton-Boyce wedding in Society notes
In Society items Miss Nina Pilkenton and James Boyce plan a formal evening wedding at Telock. Also reported are visits by Mr Roy Henley of Lawrence, a wedding at the Baptist parsonage of Corenne Constant and John Ross Cooper, a recital by Miss Kate Caldwell's pupils including Wilma Miller and Lucile Vaughn, plus Flag Day observances by Lawrence Circle No. 75 with readings talks and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilkenton-Boyce
Nina” Pilkenton
James Boyce
Kate Caldwell
Cora Reynolds
Wilma Miller
Lucile Vaughn
Corenne ‘Constant
Arkene Trarnell
Irma Sidell Gu May
Ethel Grant
Beulal Doyle
Khtie Dolingon
Ware-Cooper
Lillian Ware
W. W. Ware
John’. Ross Cooper
Baptist Parsonage
Pee C. G. Brown
Agricultural College of Nebraska
Cooper
Lincoln
Lawwrence Circle No. 75
Myst Lillie Lesby Owen
de Lightfal
Ousie Tloge
Wedding bells for Elward Huffine at home in Wichita
Mrs. Elward announces the wedding of Frances Virginia Elward to Charles Huffine of Kansas City. The ceremony at 8:30 p m featured floral decor of green smilax pink peonies and roses. Rev John play officiated with Miss Agnes Griese and Elward Huffling in attendance. Guests included friends from K U Washburn sorority and Lawrencians. couple to reside in Kansas City after a two month grace period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elward
Frances Virginia
H. Elward
Charles Huffine
Kansas City
East Fourth
Killarney
Margaret McCindless
Presbyterian Church
John
Dorothy Elward
Huffine
Roy Healey
Lawrence
Rodney
E. L. Meyer
Margaret McCandless
Kate Walkey
Chicazo
Zaza Weathers
Florent Ballard
Charles E. Hall
Regiow
K. I
Kappa Gama
Local residents travel and visits across Kansas and nearby states
FH H Wilbur travels to Kansas. E RB Nottingham and Sadie Nottingham attend a family reunion in Sioux City. Mrs Mary Lisyd visits Holliday to see Mrs Corbin on her farm. Miss Constance Fennell stays here a few days. Edith Lamingz returns from Manhattan. X A Paxton of Kansas City attends a weekend here. Charline Smith visits Edith Laming in Tonganoxie. Ashton family and Misses Madeline and Annette Ashton depart for Colorado for the summer. Floyd Danskin leaves for Marion Kansas. CU W Brewster and spouse return to City after a weekend in Tulsa Kanaga. Clarence Sowers returns to Wichita. Mrs Maryeta returns to Loveland Oklahoma. Helen Hornaday to return from Manhattan Thursday. John Burte h of Parsons there. Lyman McCurdy back from San Diego. Mrs M S McCreight of Oskaloosa visiting. Miss Ross Morrison visiting Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Worley return to Kansas City after visit. Lloyd Ware spends Sunday in Kansas City. Cary Sproul returns from Holton after visit. Misses Angie and Gertrude Figley depart for Tunetion City then to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.wilbur
Kansas
E. RB. Nottingham
Sadie Nottingham
Sioux City
Mary Lisyd
Holliday
Corbin
Constance Fennell
Edith Lamingz
Manhattan
X. A. Paxton
Kansas City
Charline Smith
Edith Laming
Tonganoxie
Ashton
Sand
Madeline
Annette Ashton
Colorado
Floyd Danskin
Marion
CU W. Brewster
City
Lara Kanaga
iClarence Sowers
Wichita
Mary
Eta
Tiends
Loveland
Oklahoma
Helen Hornaday
John Burtéeh
Parsons
Lyman McCurdy
San Diego
Cal
Im. S. McCreight
Oskaloosa
Ross Morrison
Imr
H. Worley
Alabaster Balm and Shafer's Kidney Pills Ad Lines
Unrivaled beautifying balm for face, neck, shoulders, and arms. Prevents roughness and chapping. Available by postpaid receipt of 50 cents. Shafer's Kidney Pills claim quality and list two Chicago and Massachusetts addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MFG. CO
Ogden Ave
Chicago
O. K. Shafer
Massachusetts Street
Miss Pitt Rites Held At First Baptist Church
The funeral service for Miss Pitt was conducted at the First Baptist church by Rev C C Brown. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Miss Pitt, a popular Lawrence young woman, was mourned by many in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pitt
First Baptist Church
C. C. Brown
Oak Hill Cemetery
SATEEN PETTICOATS AND DRY GOODS PROMENADE
SATEEN PETTICOATS in white sateen heavier than muslin for underskirts. Mossy items include crepes, Egyptian tissues, and imitation tissue fabrics in assorted colors. MISSES' DRESSES in lawns and batistes priced at 1.25 to 1.50. PARASOLS and HAMMOCKS advertised with wide selections and bargain pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bael
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Carroll's
Mass
St. Smit
News Depot
Henley
Roy Henley
Carlos Huffiné
Hatchinson News
Lawrence Circle
Cheney
Priend and
Bale
Sunfast Madras
Bridge Club
Fredo Barteldes
EB. R
Herman Brown
South Africa
Gleed-Coe
James Willis Gleed
Mary Elizabeth I
John Parks Coe
D. C. Coe
Geed
College Avenue
Gleed
Dorothy
Mid of
Mabel Coe
Harry Coe
Miss
Kansas University
Washburn
State Agricultural — College
Gleyd
Topeka
Coe
Washburn, Colege
Massachusetts’ Institute of‘Peehnolary
Boston
Héig
Providence
A. 1
Toneka
Wave Robinson
Hill of
Patse Pb
Billy
Sam
Shafer’s
Massachusetts Streee
Nadinda
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tenn
the Spot Cash Grocery
Nat Tee
Wiedemann's
Woodward & Co
Raymond's Drug
Kodak
Kodaks
Prome
Raymond's . Drug Store
Catricot Ice Arts
Wiedemann Shaler's
Wiedemann’s
Northwestern Mutual
Reeghly & Baabler
Bell
Oy Kreso
Riymond‘s
Shaler’s
Nat
Wiedemann
The,dread Theatre
London Assurance
Chip
K. U
Pantatorium
Jack Fullerton
Lonsdale
Thompson Studio
Mass. St
G. A. Hamman
Dick Building
National Bank
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