Personal note miss Daisy Cockies engaged to Tos Vales
Mrs. Tiatlow Lappeneelt of Tos Vales California announces engagement of Miss Daisy Cockies in a local social note.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1916
Page
5
Mrs. Tiatlow Lappeneelt of Tos Vales California announces engagement of Miss Daisy Cockies in a local social note.
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The Wednesday Duplicate Whist Club marks its 20th anniversary with a full day meeting at the old Lawson club house in Lawrence. Members named include Mrs. Hugh Means Mrs. Lona Clende Mrs. Luie Low Mrs. P.M Benedict and others as they gather for the milestone.
A Kansas trip to attend an Elks convention is listed along with a Rebekah assembly school of instruction in Lansing. The piece also mentions social events by Chi Omega and Embroidery and Card clubs at Woodland Park, and forthcoming commencements and picnics.
The article records a Monday embroidery club gathering hosted by Mrs Charles Young with a five dinner for Methodist Sunday school officers. It notes teachers and officials attending, decorations in yellow, and mentions various local residents and upcoming purchases at Carrolls. The piece also lists a trip to Os City for Marguerite Faery, ice cream shop promotions, and a Quincy school teachers association meeting scheduled for Friday.
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