Marriage Announcement and Society Notes
Society news item mix reports a marriage announcement for Kate Andrews and William Leopold Newnan with dates and addresses in Lawrence Kansas, plus a bridge supper honoring Mrs. Frank Tosel of Denver. Additional items mention engagements, club meetings, postponed Reading Club, informal gatherings hosted by Miss Trene Mannaxe, and a Y M C A meeting with addresses and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OR. Andrews
Kate
William — Leopold Newnan
Tennessee Street
Lawrence
Kan
Mystil
Reading Club
Lawrens
Frank Brooks
Col. Kanikin
Wedding of Marguerite Stone to Bryan George Bliss
The ceremony was held at St. Pauls church with Rev Bateheller officiating. Bride Marguerite Stone wore white brocaded satin and orange blossom wreath, bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley. groom Mr. Bryan George Bliss of Warrens. Attendants and guests listed include Katharine Stone, Elizabeth Elson, Miss Elson, and out-of-town visitors. Honeymoon to California with return to 118 Main St in Kansas City Star coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bliss
Marguerite Stone
Bryan George Bliss
Bateheller
St. Paul's
Waternia Stone
Marewerite
Mizaleth
Walker
Lawrence
Ae Marshall Bliss
Warrens
van Brunt
Ralph
Hayward Hagerman
Boe Gregory
Chicago
Clarence Sears
Thy Home Rides
Edward D. Fillison
Ellison
Charles W. Stone
N. Ys
Mr. Prappan
Araiker
Nes
Y Chisinphier
Charles. Shepard
Revert Waddell
National convention report and social notices in Washington
An itemized society column notes Mrs Quakenbush and Miss Eacker reporting on a conference in Clay Center and a social hour with thirty four ladies in attendance. Upcoming events include a DAR fundraiser dance, Halloween parties, an organ recital, a birthday dinner for Mr Chande Harding and Mr Kirby Smith, and a luncheon for the Foreign Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Kirby Smith
A.M. Harding
Dinne Day
Chande Harding
Laude Harding
Smith
AM. Hars Vera Cain
Wed. Harding
May
Frank Hardi
John Taylor
Harold Tintings
Local Personal Notes From Hutchinson And Nearby
Miss Zenal Pettit of Hutchinson visits Miss Birdie Brown then plans to travel to St Louis for a national conference. Mrs. George Morrow returns to Muskogee after a few days here. Reginald K Bailey arrives from Washington due to a death in the Stuart family. Various residents, including Miss Florentine Hackbush and Mrs. W E Hazen, visit Kansas City for the day. Mrs. Reedy prepares to depart for Tacoma, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenal Pettit
Hutchinson
Birdie Brown Morrow
George Morrow
Muskogee
Oklo
H.R. Obeb
Ippeka
Ang
An Krussell Fitzpatrick
Joy McLouth
Hi Rents
James Fitzpatrick
Reginald K. Bailey
Oeterrew
Washington
Titset
A. J. Stuart
James H Hull
Platte City
Mibert’ McDonald Aye
Sloan
Arthur McAdarme Qi Heunine
Ion
Dusty Rhoades Ot Frafort
Mibha Tan
W.K. Waugh
Eskridge
Tyan
H. G. Clark
O. J. Clark
Kansas City
W. E. Hazen
W. R. Stubbs
Florentine Hackbush
C. E. Day
Local social notes from Holton and Kansas City visitants
Canfield of Holton and Mrs Edward Griffin visited in Kansas City. Various residents, including Benjiman Swift of Woodstock Cent and Ed Carter, were in town or traveled to Topeka Manhattan and Kansas City. Guests relative to Mrs C KL Pulley and Miss Helen Hornad were noted. Reunions and returns, including HW Asher attending a Fifth Reunion, were mentioned.
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Canfield
Holton
Kansas City
Edward’ Griffin
Benjiman Swift
Wooodlstock
Cent
W. E. Hazen
Carter
Enora
Skania
J. BR. Holmes
Kansas- Ci
Topeka
W. H. Lash
Kansay City
John Amick
Stella Bryan
Kangag City
C. Anderson
Maned
Rom. Eduors
J. W. Pulley
Clarksville
C KL Pulley
Keath
Lillian Shirk
Baldwin
Kansas
City
Uhagh Holland
Collie S Smith
W. Maas
Kingis City
Ma. Mhuis
Carrie Main
Etta Jones
Long Beach
T. B. Peairs
Channing Shepherd
W. J. Gilmore
J.T. Mornaday
Manhattan
Helen Hornad
W.S. Kinnear
Josiah
Chicago
Mable Lancreaux
Mike Wilson
Waterville
Catherine Wilson
HW. B. Asher
Halloween Night Spooks Parade At Kaiter Journal World
A Friday night feature lists figures nicknamed spooks expected to appear, with caution urged for the public and a note that the event coincides with Halloween near Kaiter. The piece emphasizes local awareness and potential safety concerns for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal World
Dang
Halloween list of supernatural beings and a Washington booklet
A fragment mentions many creatures like ghosts fairies elves goblins witches and phantoms while noting a Washington booklet from the Chamber of Commerce offered as a tourist guide. The piece shifts to unrelated market notes and a comic anecdote about a father delaying action during a small fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington In Pictures
Hazen
Commercial Club
Clumber of Commerce
Thos. Grant
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Ncw
Telegraphers May Strike After Manager Delays Decision
A threatened strike by about fifteen hundred telegraphers of the Missouri Kansas & Texas railway system followed GM W A Webb’s refusal to consider their area until December 25. The telegraphers’ committee said they would decide within the next twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
W . A. Webb
Ty Men’s Committee
Teleeraphere
Texas Papers the Test of Jackland and Partners
Final standardization trials of speed boats in Texas were completed after a Thursday accident to the port engine. Officials and builders reported results entirely satisfactory with the fastest run at 22.28 knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jackland
Mapine
Katherine Elkins Weds in Boston Event
Katherine Elkins, daughter of the late Senator Elkins, wed Billy H. Wolfe in Boston. Wolfe has been appointed representative for Boston University for the Kansas Agricultural College anniversary in Manhattan. Wolfe leaves tomorrow to attend the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Elkins
Elkins
W. V
Get
Katherine Mkinvichter
Senator Elkins
Billy
H. Volfe
Boston University
Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan
Wolfe
Roper Funeral Tomorrow For Gee Th Roper
The funeral of 26 year old Gee Th Ropers who died yesterday morning will be held at the home on Michigan Street tomorrow at 10 oclock. He is survived by his wife and his parents Mr and Mrs JL Roper. Interment will be Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Roper
Gee
Th. Ropers
Michigan Street
JL Roper
For Sale and Lost Notice from Bell Home area
FOR SALE one dozen well bred horses and mules. One colt veila glee and one eight year old saberel gelding. Also one pig, two sows with DH pigs. FOR SALE OR TRADE cream separator size 15, a bay manure spreader, will trade for you. LOST a white water and a blue Norfolk boat belt found miles north of town. Please return to 1643 3h. St. or call Bell 502. Reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Cow ears and bells and a judge's caution
The fragment describes a comic mishmash about cows wearing rings and numbered tags for taxation, a police court remark about being knocked down and insensible, and a Daily Thought attributed to Marcus Aurelius. It reads as a jumble of clipped phrases and stray snippets from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
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Wiedema
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Helen Hale
Antares
Mere
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Bernice
Re D Behroiler
Tee
Ventura Club
Ventacen Club
Te. Wwarraw
Qed Sarteldes
Trene
Matitese Stoi
Lidia Gree O
Miss Marguerite Spiel
S.F.C. Klub
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Fredericka Rutherford
Helen “Mohler
Euutia Penchard
Viola, Volkner
Ethel Henderson
Home Missionary Society
Women’s Home’ Missionary Society of the
Me BE
Dr. Smith
CW. McFarland
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ladies Home Journal
Miss Briggs
New York
Home Journal
Dresden
Chas. Reade
Vitagraph
Earl Wil ‘Jean
Cas “Edison
MI |Liams
Deama
Walter Miller
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Daddy Soldier Boy
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Daughters of the American Revolution
F. AL AL Tall
Seluiorship
Enma Gauk
Auction Club
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Greunees
Fraser Hall
Dian Skilton
Prey Er
Henselt
Dolph Simons
Feriday
CW McFarland
Foreign Missionary Society of the “Methodist Eluvele
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Wrenee
Cornhuskers
Suno
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Cane Williams
Nebraska
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Bogle
Busle
Nymph
Mermaid
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Yerman
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Cab Bull
Tournal World
Tetson
Dow
Marcua Aurelius
Ella Kallmeyer
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Auspices Daughtera of American Revolution
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F. A.A. Hall
Massachuset
Alice B. Beana
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