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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
5
The article records a wedding and multiple social events in Ottawa. It details a beauty wedding supper for the bride and groom, lists families present from Ottawa and Kansas City, notes a Thursday tourist club gathering hosted by Mrs John L Kilworth, and mentions various teas, dinners, and engagements among local residents and travelers, including a June wedding and plans for future social meetings and excursions.
Mrs George and Anna Marie Hazel Mariaraset spent last week in Leavenworth. Enlow family to Macksville this week. Miss C Byrn returns home to Kansas City from the university. Mr and Mrs Harold Kerby in Kansas City today. Mrs Mary Hubbard of Kansas City visits Lawrence to attend school here. Mrs W R Stubbs returns from Topeka visiting daughter Mrs R B Stewart. Lt Barry C Bowman Newton city attorney and Kansas Municipalities president in Lawrence. Clifford Grosshart of Poehler Mercantile Company attends Chillicothe Business College reunion in Kansas City. Herbert Ayer and son Vanroy visit Mrs Estella Miller in Perry, Iowa. Mrs E F Engel returns from Milroy Indiana. Miss J F Ackerman, M Bere Nice Ackerman drive to Wichita to visit sister Myre Ackerman. C A Forter spends day in Lawrence. Miss Marie Speck goes to Baldwin to sing at wedding. Helen Hackett Baldwin to Gail Swayzie Tulsa Oklahoma. Artistic photos by Thompson Studio.
Lawrence personals note Miss May Bazm ick visiting relatives in Lawrence. Several locals including Miss Hazel Lynn and Mrs. Evans shopped in Kansas City while Mrs. John Adams visited Eudora. Multiple residents travel for business and family visits across Kansas and nearby cities.
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