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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
5
Fragmentary local item mentions C Tamilton visiting Lik Missouri to see Friends for weeks, Wiedemanns bread priced at ten cents, a 25 cent litter product by Dunmire, and Melvin of Greenfield at J T. home. Contains multiple names and places with unclear context.
Society notes announce the wedding of Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark to James A. M. Thousen, editor of a New Orleans paper, to be held at the Clark home with a large ceremony and gifts, plus society events including visits from Ohio Wesleyan alumni and a village picnic and showers for Miss Van Zandt. The column lists attendees, gifts, and social happenings surrounding the wedding week in June.
Olive Ross and Harold Eugene Wheelock wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Dr. Fast officiating. The ceremony featured a pink and white decor, white roses, ferns, and a heart shaped cake. Attendants included twin sister Mrs. Harry Booker and bridesmaid Marie Webster with a bridal party in pink and white gowns.
A fragmented column recalls a wedding party and social events. It mentions Alt Swenson, a university graduate and member of a fraternity, with details of couples, wedding journeys, and future home in the city. Breakfasts, anniversaries, and hostesses are described with decorative centerpieces and flowers.
Jannita Taylor and Mr. Robert C. Moulston wed in a ceremony described as a joyful afternoon event. The couple met with the bride's parents at the meet prior to the ceremony. Additional details appeared to continue on Page 8.
J Bradhurst, proprietor, moves former University area operation to 5 East Ninth Street in the rear of the People’s Bank Building. The shop will open June 30 and invites Lawreace citizens to bring in their work for cleaning and pressing.
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