Wedding in Lawrence as Neville and Miss Docking wed
A large Lawrence wedding united Miss Lois Docking of Clay Center with Homer Neville of Kansas City at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Docking. Rev. E A Bleck officiated the double ring ceremony. The bridal party wore formal gowns and the bride carried roses and lilies. After the ceremony the couple left for a trip through New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Montreal and the Thousand Islands before settling in Kansas City.
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Carl Behin
Lawrence Bolton
George Kreeck
Hétoise
Wilson
Clay Center
George Docking
Neville
W ¥. O. Neville
Glasison Cie
H. Z. Cugrens- Starr
Jam » Beall
Son
Jean Hannah
W. G. Robinson
Dan Sturm
Chester Gibson
Edith King
Murdock
Edgerton
John Sturm
W., Murdock
Lena Kline
Jake [Kline
Eudora
Schwander
Johnson
Chicago
Herman Pohl
Walter
Ernest
Henry Pohl
B. Nelson
Worden
John Ehlers
Kansas City
August Lawenz
Herbert Lawrenz
Bertha Lawrenz
Henry Lawrenz
Henry Deckwa
Wesley
Edward
F. Kannenberg
Albert Moldenhauser
Floyd
Clarencé
Personal notices travel and appointments across cities
Mrs Roy Lawrence and Mrs George Chambers spent today in Kansas City. Miss Anna Sweeney has gone to Portland to be accompanist for Dudley Buck for six weeks this summer and will visit California after. Mrs L H Emley and son Paul were in Kansas City on business. William Schaake spent the day in Kansas City. T E Griesa and son Murray left for Atlantic City for the National Nurserymen convention June 26 27 and 28, then will tour nurseries in New England and Boston. Mr and Mrs Frank Hosford left Sunday for Denver where Mr Hosford intends to…
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Ford
Josephine
Virginia
Topeka
C. I. Reed
Chicago
Reed
D- Denman
Kansas City
Margaret Blackman
Fred’ Clarke
Sam W. Adams
W. H. Thompson
W. T. Courtney
Reno
Oklahoma
Kansas
Clarence A. Speer
Beatrice
Neb
F. Smith
Harry Craddock
Virgil Megill
David Megill
Chanute Town
Frank Smith
H. C. Chambers
Chanute
H. L. Chambers
H. L. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Lewis
Hugh. Means
B. F. Day
Pawhuska
Okla
Lawrence
Opal Howell
Baldwin
E. Thomas
Joplin
Babcock
C. E. Patton
Pittsburg
Emmett Ames
Ottawa
Don Farley
John Shields
Wellsville
Joseph J
J- F. Brock
Baldivia
Kate
Caldwell
Eudora
Verna Kuebler
Princeton
A. A. Gish
W. M. Clark
Lena Fox
Olpe Kan
W. E. Higgins
Dorothy
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Guy Soxman
Soxman
C. Soxman
Connecticut Street
W. G. Robinson
Clay Center
Docking-Neville
Leverett Adams
Sun“day
Flagstaff
Ariz
Jennie Adams
H. McCurdy
Henry
Newark City
McCurdy
Emma ‘G. Parrott
Coloado Springs
Colo
F. Patterson
Julia Flinn
Anne Flinn
W. A. Ramsey
Kenneth
Hortense
Fredonia
Harris
G M. Holiday
Indiana Street
Grace Haverkampf
W. F. Reehr
Edwin. M
Sickel
Leavenworth
Arthur Sickel
Roy _Lawrence
Eorge
Chambers
Inansas City
Anna Sweeney
Portland
Ore
Dudley Buck
Murray
Atlantic City
Nmber
Boston
New England
Frank Hosford
Tenver
Hos
Local names and travels appear in scattered notes
The entry mentions the Art furniture store leaving yesterday for Leavenworth. J. W. Kerns of Lecompton formerly county treasurer spent the day in Lawrence. Mrs. Sam McCurdy traveled with her son, Henry McCurdy, to New York City and will stay for several weeks. Also noted is Drink McNish's Soda Water and a quirky line about a fox bleating like a lamb and mewing like a cat.
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Leavenworth
J. W. Kerns
Lecompton
Lawrence
Sam McCurdy
Henry McCurdy
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