First Bride in Lawrence Remembered Sixty-Five Years Ago
A Lawrence wedding marks the first ceremony held in the city sixty-five years ago at a Methodist church on Vermont Street. Miss Mary A Boughton wed Paul R Brooks with Mary Jenkins as bridesmaid and Robert L Fraser as best man. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles Reynolds in robes as onlookers crowded the church, some windows broken and a bill later paid. A reception followed at Brooks residence on Kentucky street.
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Lawrence
Teddy
Mary A. Boughton
Paul R. Brooks
Mary Jenkins
Robert L. Fraser
Methodist Church
Vermont Street
Elks’ Club
Charles Reynolds
Brooks
T. B. Eldridge
Kentucky
Students Recital and Meetings Patchwork
The article notes a student recital scheduled for tomorrow at 3 30 PM in Frasier Hall featuring students Cleta Johnson Ruth Gould Elizabeth Cain Pauline Doerr Frances Connor and So nata I McDowell. It also mentions the Social Order of Beauceant meeting tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the Masonic temple and the Friday Auction Club gathering with Mrs Orley Smith.
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Fraser Hall
Cyril Scott
Cherwonky
Pauline Doerr
Wagner Liszt
Frances Connor
Social Order of Beauceant
Masonic Temple
Dinner at Wiedemann Tea Room This Evening
Whven will have a 6 o'clock dinner this evening at the Wiedemann tea room.
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Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Whven
Wiedemann Tea Room
Personal notes large and small in local social column
Mrs. N Basye travels to Botier Springs for several days while Mrs £ V Hildinger and Jacille Hildinger visit Kansas City. Numerous residents visit Topeka Kansas City and nearby towns including Topeka State Capital staffer Lester Kendall, missionary activity at Emporia, and a University of Kansas student Bernice Long returning home for a visit. Others depart for Detroit Le compton and La Cygne as family ties and local ties shape a busy weekly schedule.
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la Cygne
C. J. Eriksen
Kansas City
Dorothy L Goulge
Gaylord Bedell
R. M. Gray
E. W. Lindquist
State Board of the
Y.M.C.A
Emporia
Mabel Schaeffer
Ottawa
A. B. Mitchell
Wichita
Iva Thorp
Florence
D. W. Vaughn
Lester Kendall
E. H. Kendall
Topeka
Tlinois Street
Orelup
Kent Kinniburgh
Ison
Lawrence
Prices on dairy poultry and produce posted in Kansas City
Kansas City listings show butter unchanged at 48 to 49 cents, creamery 80, eggs 30 to 37 cents for firsts and selected, butter fat 39, a 3 cent premium on extra quality. Poultry unchanged with hens and roosters at 20, springs 18, broilers 23. Potatoes 1 to 1.25 per bushel. Shimmons Bros., plumbers and electricians, contact 161.
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Kansas City
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Earl House
R.L.H. Club
W. C. Miller
Phyllis Reynolds
TP. C. Reynolds
A. S. Peek
Ralph Dicker
Re Missionary Society
Foreign ‘Missionary Society of Trinity Luth
Eran Church
Rachel Hutt
Tennessee Street
Orley Smith
Bullene
Congoleum
Srinth, Nachman le
Gruen
Shimmons Bros
Call
Hester & Roberts Optometrists
Masa, St
Zephyr
Zephyr Bakery
DeWatteville-Fischer School of Dancing
He Humphrey
C. J. Dodds Citizens Gas
Varsity Theatre
Royal
Austria
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
New York
Bowersock Theatre
SERV
Charles Mayne
Leatrice Joy Owen Moore
Robert Edeson
Paramount Picture
Ben Turpin
Wilson Bros
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