Lawrence Journal World Newspaper Archives
June 29, 1925 Page 5

Lawrence Daily Journal World (Newspaper) - June 29, 1925, Lawrence, Kansas tJfUNE29 1925 I IM The home and i i i j 1 Speck jwastfte scene of a pretty Saturday kt when their became the bride of Har old Parker Lowe of i Richard of the J Christian 1 church read the marriage Before the ceremony Miss Es ther Ott sang Calm as the Night andi Dear Hand Close Held m by Miss Madge r Jack Dick fon played weddingj march during the entrance of the bridal party aftd during the cere mony MrsJ Jay Hughes played softly on the Dowells a Wild i The bride was gownecfin white 1 schiffon over white iHer 1 veil which fell to the caught with a I coronet of oraijge Her arm bouquet Was of iose lilies of the valley and pink ostrich tips stream ers oi white j 1 I the matron ofi honori wore a dress of cream lace carried gn arm bouquet of red I The Dorothy Adams and Miss Ivah gowned in flowered Miss Adams in orchid and Miss Raines in corn color They wore large corsages of pink siveet peas and The bride entered on the arm of her preceded by thefmatron of honor aiid the and was ipet at the marriage altar by the gtoomj accompanied by the pest Jay and the f ptnomeinen Homer Speck and f Ralph The ceremony was performed in the liMng room before the bay window into which was transformed archway of palms and studded hete an3 there with whit At each side candelabra holding white candles and pedestal vases of Columbia of zaillardia and other summer blos i were used in thp other tho stairway was twined with green vines and The centerpiece on the dining table vas a tall basket of rose colored babys breath tied with a tulle Light refreshments carried out in pink and were served to about fifty guests following the The bride groom left that evening for Kansas City and after a shrrt trip will be at home in their new buftgalow on i 1 Lowes traveling costume of a handsome ensembla suit in grey vinth a dress of figur ipri silk combined with the char 1 a grey felt hat setj off with a rose at the aiid igloves shd shoes also in IVVith the suit fhe wore a georgebtei scarf m which irrey and rose were the pre i dorinnating Thp bride is a graduate of the Xortonville high school and in 1024 was graduated from the arts school of the of Kansas where she was a member Ma Phi musical soror For the past she has been supervisor of music at G Lpwe is a graduate of Wtfsh biirn he affili ated with Phi Delta Theta He now assistant Shawnee Outof town guests who atterid ed the wedding included and Wilbur Misses Mildred and Dorothv Adams and Billy and Senator and I George I and Clyde Liwe and Lee Bernice and John and StanleyrMiss Ivah l Jay Hughes h and Paul all of Tope r ka Alta Cone of Nortonville Ray Ingalls and family i nnd Fitzwater and fam ily ofi Goffs Edna Bilderback and Miss Gladys Bilderbadk of Cfummings Chloie Andre and and McCamjmon of Kansas City and Sees of Miss Zilary Miss Frances Spears and Billy Spears of V The marrijage of daughter of and Ware to Bannon MeCall Kansas City took place Satur at the hoine of AN EVENING WRP FRO3IT PARIS LAWRENCE1DAILY Mildred Buby Helena Genevievej Blossom Ewing Raymond Richard Richard Buster Reedr Murray Charles Kobert Her man William Billy Dunn and Other quests were Ealph Ira Gripe daugh Ifuth Anna and A group of friends of and of Kansas City and Laura Nylundand PERSONALS I Misses Marjorie and Martha Reese are in Topeka attending the Delta Kappa business meeting and Harold Bjowen arrived home yes terday frojn wherfe he has been the last Benton who has been in town on business for three weeks returned t gave a picnic in last Pittsb Kans yesterday ning atHubbel BTiIl neat Tongani J IT enjoyed Banker of three weeks returned to his yester Mary Anderson of Lecomp weekend with I of Qussie Huett of ward and and and Banjo musicwas fur Ifhoma last week nished by Don Af H and George Lynn of are visit ing and Lupton returned last n iale where he has beqn yeah to spend the sum and Members of the Country clubf are planning for a Fourth of celebration tp tie held at the club jiouse Gbjf will the during the aftjthe Pas crrtoon a blind bogey tournament tojmer ie held at There wilf jalso be contests of various kinds Edwards and Edwin during the afternoon and evening Young left this morning going ov erland to Colorado tjo spend the 9 Martin returned to her home this land prizes will be Each one is to bring his own ket for family picnic dinner in Charles Miller of Topeka the Informal darling with who been visiting Will good music will begin a Lawrence have receiv George Leis spent today in ed word ofthe rcarriage of Miss Kansas Marjorie Post to Clement D Per and MeCall of which nlacfe in San Ber Colorado stopped in Lawrence a Thty are a while today on their way jjtoKan home in that city at 420 Twentieth Williams left for a busi Perkins is the son of ness trip to Texas Perkins and lived here for a number of He is a graduate of the University of Kansas and a Triangularjabots ot plain silver member of Phi Gamma cloth trim the skirt and sleeves of Peterson went to Kansas City this morning wherehewill fishing party to and Ober left join a Perkins has been supervisor this going to this coat of embroidered tiskue that of mUEic in the Jlmior hi u scllool ls is collared This the type wrap Paris for evening instead of the more volum inous cape or full years The Camp for ths past two and is a musician homB of the summer park and tour the western iiiULUiCU upuive University of Kansas vrhere she Saturday afterrroon for a was a member of the Omicron Nu mine narK in Gasre Mary Liscum left last week for members of the Chdawenssa Miss Ruth Christine who iV at group who are in studying to be a mirse ocen teahing home economics in to a Topeka t the week end in swim Mrs Blanche WJ1 eave i this k by a picnic supper and a line parti i From there she to vssit Sugar for the past icture e in the party were T Leah Vernor MeCall is the son and Elizabeth Alice iU1S5 MeCall of and Gaskill Ellen He is a graduate of the econJosepHina Edmonds and Edna mics department at and is gd to to visit her daugh Roepe spent week end in Kansas jl Misses ilinnie and Polly B4yne will leave Wednesday a mics department at and is Kuthryn Russell and Sarah eae f eanesaay a n member of the Phi EpsiWeed weie guests of the Camp Fire months vacation in Ion frutfTnitv HT WnfimitVi nH Ida Swadlevis stien Ion Naismith and girlst Barton are fraternitv brothers Ida Swadley is spending six in Califdrnia and the of the MeCall is now Laura Nylund entertained western States visiting friends and working for1 1 a bond company in about twerity five relatives and relatives Kansas he and his bride friends at dinner yesterday in hon who spent IT of the seventy the weekend nfith her of her father whio returned to Kan will make their members of the Minerlives south of vian club attended the meeting at Those present were ana1 the Hundley aid Wednesday fiis being and Birch and fambeen visiting and the last regular meeting for the and Hundley and Forney returned to their home this sas Gijty this Mrj and Hawl of who have tj j A It was and Kief to nold a picnic at M Woodland park and Overton Hund Cu on August Mr4 Jamts Tkylor and James McConahev and Johi McCon was voted in as a new and Robert of who visit The program consisted of a pa The effect of the war on our younor by and Some work being done by the American Legion by Cooperative Buying Has Aided 1 Swedish People to Great The hostess was as June ed daily wants of by her KISS of Swedens ond Josephine Gentry mare supplied througjcoopera tivB according to a j recently completed investigation 1 by the governmental Boar4 of So a delicious course The first official ladies day this season ill be held at thl al 1 Country club tomorrow and the the fewethan e o in charge is anxious to 2434olf Persons or 17 per have all women belongi to the f of the ntlre Population but Country dub present for the dav represents a lam The hostesses be Mrs C C lly the total number of profit Jack Bolin and sharing customers is The with gol open times that Twothirds of the membership is made up of days program will Uijslt A u at 8 waSe earners and the rest of small will be served at artisans jindminor offi the afternoon will be beginning ait jjg The net profiles for last year were of which 15 percen was added to the capital day brides iuv j A i j j Drj James Naismith performed uthe ceremony irutne presence of relatives and a few magnolias and ferns furnisbed the floral bridal party before the firenlace which was surrounded by banked with ferns and Miss Sarcf a Dunton sang Girrie JacobsBonds I 9 f LpVe and Guy de Hardelots 1 after which Miss Mabel played Mendelssolihsi The bridal party t enured during playwgof the brijdkl chorus frpm K J Ihe bridii wors a gosvp of white georgette and lace with silver ribbon and and carried afm bouquet of Butterfly roses fnd babyfs The maid Miss Martha r i wore cream colored lace ov J rir er peach crepede chine and car f ned a bopquetof iv forgetmcnotfe and babys Little Jfargaret niece of ithe was flower M The groom was attended by Ross 1 Bartoa of Ness as best t Ice ana Lir i served lollowing 3 Miss Phyllis JReyrioldM Miss Gladys f Jr CaihpbellLI MJss Freda 1 GaJtti TllP htnffA e The s a 1 Allen Roderick small son 1909 the membership was but of Ewingl entertained a and the number of branches tiumber of his little friends Friday grown in 15 years from 376 afternoon in celebration of his1 4thto The afternoon was spent In addition to retailstores these with outdoor gamesj A rihk and cooperative organizations run bak white birthday cake with four meat and sausage candles wasa of the shoe repair dairies The guesti MUdrep Virginia also conduct savings banks Anna insurance Mae Betty Mae The largest wholesale business j coffee roasting and one were Lorene has a farm They Jewish National Fund Invests Almost in Palestine t j June kssociat the of the ed The Jewish National I More than Isixty per Fund has invested klmqst thfi spent by the I T J TJn Inn4iii n An LIIIR rt 000 in the purchase and improve ment of latid in Palestine from to JApril ip proximately the perjod of Sir H r bert Samuels administration as high a report issued by the world he d quarters of the fund 1 Of this money spent in the purchase of agrjicul tural and urban land and in land Palestine Foundation Fund in the Holy Lanci was American Jews contributed by the peppy bran rood the dryin of road water Jsupply installation aikd building loans to new I Twentynine of the 43 colonies established by the Palestine Joun Fund i Keren Haylesod dur ing this wtere built on land i purchased bjr Jewish National j includes dozen i colonies thus far established by the Palestine jFund a3 part of scheme in building Up the of the reel ill Both the Jewish National Fund and the Palestine Foundation are financial agencies of World Zionist jthe fopmer being a Jandpnrchasing in the principal consfructive enter prisessuch vas educa of trade at Permanent Waves i BY Fredericks Oil Treatment Josephine Longs Beauty Parlor House u Phone 392 at the Dick Williams t went to Forest Lake this morning to spend the Miss Addie Carter went to Bro ken i this morning tospend her Conger of Fort visiting Miss Evelyn t ClorS of Kansas spent the week with Marjorie f Miss Francis Allen 01 Leaven worth spent the week end with Miss Avis Shirley went to Jop this morning where she will visit her From Joplin she will go to Oklahoma to visit i Weldon1 James and Floyd McKone went td Kansas this J Cole left this morn ing for an extended visit with fyer mother at and Nolan Bricken and family Of Missouri are visiting at theihome of and Everett Burin anld and Bricken md Olathe 1 Miss Aim Sudernian ofjNewton who has been visiting MiMs Leona Baunigartner lefj this morning for Kansas Miss Edna Anderson spent the week end with fiiends in Hansen Nyent to Leaven worth on business Mertori Williams and Phelps Cunningham of Kansas City 4pent the i week end with their parents Zane Grey who is on her rom California to the east oast f or a while in Lawrence She is making the trip by auto with her chauf After a mile trip a the Tenney turned to thorojugh1 ly convinced than ever that rence is best spot on America all the countries we visited in the way of materiial iand in Asia re the past month will go to Kansas City tomorrow morning and from there will return to her Her will remain vfith his grandparents for a further LeRoy Sauer spent the weekend visiting friends jn Kansas LJ Burdick left today for Philadelphia to visit her Burdick vHl join her after the close of the University summer session and together will go to their summer home at BarnegatJ Miss Vada Petrie left yesterday for a two weeks trip tp Ohio I who has been isiting her Kel left yesterday f or j H er home ChicagoShe acconipanied as far as Kansas City by her i and left an overland trip to Estes Where they spend the remainder the sum spent the week end with friends atives in Kansas Wiley will leave Wednesday for where she will visit per Paul Rich family for a state organiz er of the P to Os borne where she will organize a chapter of the Nelw Japanese Leader FaVjors Close I Relationship Between and Japan June the recent election of General Baron Tanika as presi dent of the Seiyukaij the second largest party in the political in Japan diagnosed observers as minister of succeeded Takahashi as head of the Immediate ly after his election Tanaka brought about the merging of the Kakushin containing about the Seiyu HeItheri took a number of fromthe an other and brought the totail membership of the Seiyu kai the Diet to 140 against a membership of 162 for the the government party headed by Premier The vernacular newspapers rej port that Tanaka also has approached1 1 the third largest party in the with a view of bringing itsmem bers back iinto the Seiyukai if The iSeiyuhonto party is composed of members who broke away ifrom iaiiu Ji we to get a real Seiyukai just prior to f ctrv After crossing he three times I am a more ferocious American than Bob of Topeka was a vis itor in LawTence i Miss Burris spent the week end in Karisas City as the guest of Judge end Louis Menger spent yesterdaj ir Kansas City as the guests of and wajs the guest of ToneJra yester Lindley drove Clarence Mti of Gordon Hill MrsJ to Oskaloosa and MrsL Sparr and and Otto Barteldes sdent yesterday with Elizabeth Slade of James of Oklahoma City Kvhb has been visiting Diy and for cession of the Kato This latter apparently has met with some opposition iand it is believed by manythat Pre mier Kato will be abje to main tain his present coalition ministry least until fall and perhaps face the next Dietl The cabinet now has but it is declared the leaders of this party are dissatisfied with the coalition wish to place their own premier I in For the situation is very much Baron ina recent news paper declared that continuous efforts toward the de vedopment of jclose economic re between Japan dnd the Un ited States on one and on the will be the keynote the diplomatic policy the Ho I be lieve that it devolves upon the statesmen of the various countries of the world to fight vigorously and persistently against those in campaigns whlich tend to increase international i complica and lead finally to clashes 5 between nations and With nation and has impressed our countrymen with confidence in the future relations between Japan and thel United Se r this in the Seiyukail will do its utmost to tlispel the mistaken views iti regard totlhe pres erit and future relations j between Japan and In this effort we hope toobtain the whVeheartj ed sympathy and cooperation of the American stateslmen and lead I am convinced that the efforts j by President Coplj idge and many other distinguished j Americans to correct the dissatis faction felt in Japan over the pas sage of the immigrationlaw has already jreactedfavorably on this i Cleaners ANNOUNCING SUMMER RATES Beginning June Shampoo Marcel Shampoo Water Wave All Shampoos Vanity Shop PHONE 1372 in food stuffs in Sweden is now conducted by Cooperative Wholesale which also runs a flour a margarine factory and ar chemical It also has a bank department over ing agricultural are in Sweden about 650 coopela tive whose principal put put is and about 30 coop erative which hogs and cattle delivered by OUR SIXTH ANNIVERSARY SALE j is stiff oni 20 Discount on many 3j2 Piece Dinner in our open stock pat We Deliver CAIlTiRS CHINA STORE TheS SALE Opening the Fourth Day i i With many Desirable arid Reasonable Bargains i 1 A smart coat for the summer at half the early Dresses of crepe de pastel one ortwo dance of at Look over the Afternoon and those f of dinner or are of this season and priced about Supply yourself with Gordon full fashioned pure silk and newest Priced in this kale TallUer SilkClub dark or i The at y tailored pleated cisppe de plain up to in Hand back strap or arm selected black r The kind The The kindi Closed all Day July Open Friday evening until women are 1 I NO well groomed woman would neglecting her hairand she often neglects her thereby robbing herself of ajpaceful bringing wrinkles to and making it al most impossible for her to enjoy things as she comfortable feet are the right of every They are indispensable if she wishes to getjthe most out of And the wpman of today is securing them by wearing the Arch Preserver This shoe doesnt let the foot arches sag and become1 It pinch the bones and the forepart of the Yet it is Its the shoe you will wear when yougit acquainted 1 GUARANTEED Auto Electric Work OlJTR EQUIPMENT IS MODERN OUR WORK IS GOOD OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT See Chasl Long at ERITZ jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiitiMiuliiiints ANNOUNCING I Our Latest Process JN 1 Edmond Oil Permanent i Wave Wo guarantee no not burn hair Experienced Operator from City For Appointment call Open BEAUTY SHOP Massachusetts 1 MOVED ACROSS STREET Next to Kansas Electric Building Morrison Agency 704 Phone 164 Xewer Designs In i 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