Wedding on the balcony at dawn in Kansas town
A dawn wedding on a balcony in Pretty Prairie was performed by Dr S B Braden of a Christian church uniting Vera Krebbi el of Pretty Prairie and Forrest A Your Ey formerly of Pretty Prairie now in Washington DC. The ceremony featured Ruth Krehbiel as maid of honor and Gregory Anderson as best man with delphinium and smilax decor. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Topeka for a wedding breakfast then planned a stay in Pretty Prairie before settling in Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Braden
Christian Church
Vera Krebbiel
Pretty Prairie
Forrest A. Your Ey
Washington, D. C
Ruth Krehbiel
Gregory Anderson
Rawneds
Topeka
Kington
Voune
University of Kansas
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Iy Webster Groyce Mo
The
Sigma Kappa
Mr. Young
Monmouth College
Assiut College
Assiut
Exynt
Aorge
Washington University
Washington, D.C
Personal News From Lawrence And Surrounding Areas
Local social notes recount visits and decorations over Memorial and Decoration days. Families from Topeka Warrensburg Louisville and Gary spent weekends with relatives including Judges and Mrs Means and others. Miss Nancy Longenecker heads to Chicago while Erroll Welch visits from Gary and Miss Vawter stays with Parrish family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Serinapsk
Topeka
Abe Wolfson
Bessie “Greenbaum
Louisville
Rose Raymond
Gertie Benjamin
L. N. Lewis
Elis T. Johnston
S. H. Schrader
Rebekah I.G. QO. F
Manhattan
W. W. Burnett
Arkansas City
Marland
Ponca City
Okla
Nancy
Longenecker
Chicago
England
Erroll Welch
Gary
Ind
Ella Longewerker
M. E. Vawter
Rossville
J.D. Parrish
Society Debutantes Face Royal Edict At Buckingham Court
Debutantes in London face royal fashion rules as King George and Queen treatise shape court attire. Shorter skirts and reduced trains dominate the season with glittering gowns and jeweled gowns to be shown in Buckingham Palace. Preparations begin the day of the event as debutantes endure coiffure rigors and time in limousines en route to the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Howe
London
George
Royal Court
Buckinghaw
Buckham Palace
Local visitors and travel through town note
Walter Kampschroeder and Mabel Rose of Colony visit Lawrence with P Furlong family connections. Lucille Rose and Se Topska spend time with Mabel Rose. Clyde Harding and son George visit from Denver. D Z Richardson and family dine with the Perkins. R W Durand of Junction City visits their son Robert at the Phi Psi house. Bertha Aitchison of Lawrence, now in Sanrio, Cal, stops through en route from Benton Harbor Michigan.
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Walter Kampschroeder
Mabel Rose
Colony
Heen
Agrahich
Ion
Lawrence
the & P. Furlong
Lucille Rose
Topska
Stiss
Clyde Harding
George
Denver
I c Harding
S. Clyde Hards
Kantening
D. Z
Richardson
Perki
Kansas
Social and travel notes from Lawrence and Kansas City
Miss Edna Wilsons travels to Kansas City for a week at her brother’s home. Miss Bess Wilhite returns to Kansas City after a weekend in Lawrence. Mrs A W Hart drives from Lawrence with companions to visit Douglass. Miss Ivah Belle Harper joins the group. Miss Mary Nell Hamilton spends the day in Kansas City. Henry McCurdy of New York City, visiting Lawrence, plans to return tomorrow after a ptomaine illness. Bert Dunlap of the Linwood Times visits Lawrence today.
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HH Frances Arant
Mana Mae Hartley
Geraldine Hartley
Deloria Banks
Miklyed Clevenger
Mary Louise Lawrence
Caroline Bell
Mai Lou Holloway
Virginia
Louw Edie
Euni Margaret Fults
Elizabeth Feie
Lorraine Lawrence
Bell Lou Green
Helen Louise St. Clai
Mary May
Nancy Longenecker
Frances Westcott
Teorey Clayton
Vie Rinth
Ann Walton
Mettig Sherwood
Elaine James
Edna Thorties
Ronnie Jean Daniels
Betty Jane Shuler
Eleanor Robinson
Alexa Marks
Caroline Harper
Lenora Wooedcock
Genevieve Carter
Huff
Ramona Gilbert
Morgan
Kathryn B McFarland
Ralph Aitchison
H. EL. Ainsworth
Kansas City
R. C. Rutter
W. K. Edgar
A.M
Jamestown
Lawrence
Hazel Wilson
Firs
Lawrence Green
Howard Hucke
Wilson
R. J. Dover
Nancy Jane
W. T. Carpenter
Minneapolis
Minn
Legers
John Cashman
J. W
GW. Cashman
Big Springs
James A. Eastwood
Lin
Wood
Waa
Ara
Edna Wilsons
Kanas City
Bess. Wilhite
Branson
A. Wi. Hart
Douglass
TI. M. Harper
Ivah Belle
Harper
Mary Nell Hamilton
Henry, McCurdy
New York City
New York
Bert Dunlap
Linwood Times
Lawrence Toay
Reaping a Profit from Others' Toil sermon notes
The First Methodist Church sermon by Rev. Edward Hislop recalls a long struggle to reach current conditions. He cautions against exploiting ancestors' sacrifices, urges gratitude to those who labored for peace, and calls for constructive use of gifts to honor God and the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Edward Hislop
Kansas
Jesus Christ
The feminine figure in fashion this season
In New York on May 31, styles reveal that women must conceal their figure with geometrical lines. Diagonal lines dominate elegant dresses and wraps, with triangular insets, drapes, and fabric trimmings in square, circle, and diamond shapes. Men have worn dress shirts with B V D pants for evening wear for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Under-Garment Styles Add Fit For Spring Attire
Women adopt vestes with step-in lower portions to reduce undergarment bulk. Vestee chemise combinations come in white beige gray crepe de chine or pongee and pair with suits or sweater-coats. New brassiere girdle attachments and boutonieres for spring frocks appear in printed georgette and voile fabrics for undergarments and accessories.
Evening dance sets mix lingerie and frocks trend
A New Yorker wears printed georgette and chiffon undergarments to match summer frocks as shops stock coordinated underwear lines. Mrs Juanita Brown of Hutchinson returns from Lawrence and will offer a permanent wave at Wilson Beauty Parlor. call 3 for appointment.
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Georgette
Juanita Brown
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Frederic Vita Ténic
Wilso
Wallpaper stock at reasonable prices opens new roll range
A large new stock of wallpaper arrives at Tejander's store, 639 Mags, advertised at very reasonable prices. The notice highlights a wide roll selection and affordable options for customers seeking fresh wall coverings.
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Ady
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Missionary Society of Trin- Lutheran -Churely
Fars
Earch
Cordley Schoo
Ww. i
Hugh
T. G. Fitch
C. D. Cowgi
M. T. Sadler
Barker
Ruth Junkins
Hazel
Alice Smith
Dunking
Lemuel Cox
Haelyn’ White
Geneva White
Lice Smith
Lise Marjanta Smith
Dorothy ‘Cox
Mitdhell Leonhard
Genevieve Palmer
Mies Hazel Shirary
Ruth Junking
Albert Cox
Lemuel
Lutheran Church
George W. Kaufmann
Leavenworth
Gladys Elizabeth
Thomas Hartis Cheal
Harry H. Cheal
Fort Leavenworth
Miss Kaufman
Phi Omega Pi
Cheal
Marguerite Kasold
Lucille Kasold
Opal Shaw
Mabel Shaw
Howard Watts
Kentucky Street
Lawrence Art Club
C. J. Jacqmain
Louisiana Street
George Maffet
Mothers’ League
J. L. Atkeson
Mississippi
Emma Walker
the Vish
Jasper Griffin
Chester, Kientz
Frank Menk
Ise
Dallas
Téxaz
T. H. Gibbs
G C
Tayne
E Henry
V. R. Bruner
Liberty Nort
American Legion
Country Club
William W. Taker
Pleasanton
Inas
Harald V. Zuber
Nex
Josephine Hasfard
Het
Robert
Quillen
Chryrichi
Publishers Syndicate
Malmaison
i . _ Center
Miss Gray
Dr Scholl
Flic
Hesith
Sig
Aaa
Roy Lawrence Market
Norwich
Barber’s
Coe’s
Dick Bros
Rankin's
Wilson’s Drug
LANAX
New. S
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