Bridal Attire and Reception At Mrs Giary O'dtries Home
Society notes describe a spring wedding at 219 Topeka Street with a white and orange blossom theme. Bride wore chiffon and lace with a long train. reception guests included I. S. Packer and Philip Pckert, Laurence and Lux families, and Grace Whitmer. House decorated with palms ferns and carnations. couple to be at home Wednesdays in June. Ceramic Art Club met with Mrs C0 ixnawlos for enamels and pottery discussion led by Mrs A W La Sey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giary O'dtries
Topeka
Syente
der Dagentes
Henfimia Akers
Trent
Mra
Iekert
Philip Pckert
Bred Laurence
Aubner Lewrince
Katherine Lux
Walter Lux
Shaigar-I Lore
Helny Milica
Jina Whitmer
Mabel McGiffen
Purish
Grace Whitmer
Lux
Ceramic Art Club
Wedding Details and Society Notes From Local Seen
The fragment records a wedding ceremony with a mantel and sideboard decor, center piece of white roses, and a bride in a white tulle gown. Attendees include Mr Akers and Mrs D, two best men, and social figures from Chicago and Kansas City. Additional notes mention a Ladies Music Club event, future wedding dates, and various personal mentions across local households.
Marriage notices and social calls linked to Miss Ma in and others
A notice mentions a wedding event at the home of af J W Hughes in honor of Miss Ma in and Eire ak ad sakcae tous stay s Peer Barnes travels to Law Green and Uttis with Justice Onsen up James. Mrs Frank Metzler visits Kansas City to spend time with her parents Mr and Mrs Sieg. The cooking school could lead to weddings if Madune guarantees cooking.
Roosevelt A Mason Elevates to Third Degree at Oyster Bay
Vice President Roosevelt is now a Master Mason after receiving the third degree at Matingood Lodge No. 106 in Oyster Bay last night. The ceremony drew about 300 Master Masons including Grand Master Charles W. Mead and staff, with visiting brethren from Connecticut New Jersey and Massachusetts in attendance.
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Oyster Bay
New York
Elt
Mumm
Matingood Lodge
Charles W. Mead
Connecticut
New Jersey
Masutchusetts
Chancery Court Rules on Count Moore Heir Claim
London April 23 The chancery court decides that Count Reinhold Edward Moore Rosenre at Stockholm is the rightful heir to the fortune of Mint Chir Jessup Moore via his American wife Mrs Moore. The case notes a forged American claim naming Count Hembold and reveals the dispute concerns about 60 000 pounds sterling. Mrs Moore was known as Mrs Bloomfield Moore who funded Keeton the Philadelphia inventor famed for a mysterious motor.
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London
Chancery Court
Reinhold Edward Moore
Stockholm
von Hosens
Joyce
Thompson named for US assistant attorney general post
Pratt singer Thompson is proposed for the United States assistant attorney general role under Attorney General Knox. Recurring reports say Thompson has strong support from state officers and supreme judges, with Burton's bid also viewed as favorable. The move follows a Kansas push to place prominent state figures in national offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q Thompson
Pratt
United States
Knox
Judes Thompson
Benater Burton
Rush
Kansas
National Capital
Judge Thompenn
Iowa
Bas Bean
Billy Kersands Opens Night With Wild Stage Gags
Last night Billy Kersands performed a rambunctious open with a loud joke routine. The act featured a comic mouth and exaggerated expressions that drew louder laughter than singing. John Rucker billed as the Walabamu Wlossora claimed Kersands real showmanship. Audience reactions included fear when a performer joined in. The Crisdaders provided sensational if crude humor with cross dressing and saloon smashing in a chaotic but brief segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Kersands
Aid Kersands
John Rucker
Jean
Elmira Man Found Dead After Domestic Tragedy
Joshua Shearer was found dead on the bedroom door with his head on his wife’s edge bed, while Mrs. Shearer lay unconscious with facial contusions. Physicians and the coroner say morphine and a tremens attack led to the murder attempt, with Shearer later dying. Residents say the couple had just drawn pension money and the case remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Joshua Shearer
Shearer
Maffer
Grape Nuts ad urges chewing for better digestion
An early 20th century advertisement argues that thorough chewing improves digestion and dental health. It claims dyspepsia and bad teeth result from poor chewing, promoting Grape-Nuts and cream as pre digested foods aiding digestion and nourishing nerves and teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Craisishich Nazury
Tragic death prompts coroner call in Milwaukee
Mrs August Palm 28 hanged herself at their home 403 Western avenue as grief over the death of her infant child overwhelmed her. Neighbors say she showed signs of distress since the loss and may have feared upsetting her husband. Coroner Hogeboom declined an inquest as the evidence points to suicide. funeral arrangements set for tomorrow at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Palm
Western Avenue
Paim
Hogeboom
State Journal
Toeka Ecemeters
Daughters of the Revolution elect seven on board of managers
The National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution held its annual meeting in New York. Seven board of managers were elected to replace terms. Reports from state chairs were presented. A memorial fund to Valley Forge and a memorial shaft project were approved. Denver plans a DRT meeting extension and a reception in Massachusetts was proposed.
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Kansas
D. of R
New York
Daughters of the Revoluton
Finkind
Aire
Thomas ML
Maryland
Wiss Plorence O. Band
New Jerseys
Manton D. Katcher
Colorado
Mra
Warrun Spriter
Dilinoissa
Valley Forge Tumorial Fund
Valley Ponce Tun
McNefil
Camily
Alexander Perri
Macencian
Alrs
Chapman
Massachusetts
Poe Anne Waneieng
Iruadiociar
Eat McNeill
Foie Chal
Mra Nelson M
Tha
Tan & Enlioge
Inmrinie
Hoon
Dai
Surhington Man Found Dead in Hay Stack After Week of Notes
Burlington Kas April Atner Ball, age 28, was found dead in a hay stack several miles from town Wednesday. He had left home Monday marching to his grandson’s term, leaving a torn watch and a notebook in which he wrote he could not go on and felt weak. Authorities suspect burglary as a possible motive but left no clear suspect. The incident occurred near Vallination, Kan as detectives sort through the messy scene and references to routes like the Lehigh Valley railroad and the Slack Diamond Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surhington
Burlington
Kas
Haystack
Bull
Init
Named by the president long list of appointments
Washington April 25 The president announced numerous posts across departments including State secretary at Seoul Korea and consuls in Kiel and Sofia for the United States Justice appointments include district judge for the eastern Kentucky district and the U S attorney for same For the War Department several infantry ranks and surgeon appointments were named Also noted is a Porto Rican emigration effort with a failed sail and future trips canceled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gordon Paddock
New York
Legation
United States
Seoul
Korea
Courtland, K. Bolles
Pennsylvania
Kiel
Germhany
Charles M. Dickinsolp
ScSa
Bulgaria
Louis H. Buss
Edward T. Hartman
Walter S. McBroom
Thomas A. Pearce
Dwight W. Ryther
J.L. Simmons
Giaard Sturtevant
Anton Springer
Lawrence B Stmonds
Frederick B. Shaw
Frank B. Watson
Leutenants
Barringer
Edward Gottlieb
Sylvester
Loring
Joseph I. McMu
Missionary Society Meets at First Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will hold its monthly meeting in the church parlors Friday at 2 p.m. with Tr A Mages as leader. The foreign topic is India and the home topic is The Freed moes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mest
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First ‘Presbyterian
A. Mages
India
Excursions to Kan City and Return by Seats
Kansas City and return via the Santa Fe route two dollars. Tickets on sale April 25 and 26 with return April 28. Six trains daily each direction. Manager Marion Rooke notes weather concerns during late storms. Also mentions a separate Kansas City round trip listed at two dollars, with tickets on sale April 25 and returning April 27, six trains daily each direction.
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Kan
Pmarion Rooke
Tatae
Benge Avenue
Chicas
Tyeett
Ecunee
Kansas City
Santa Fe
North Topeka Local Notices and Social Roundup
North Topeka column lists frequent visitors and trips including Rossville and Cottonwood Falls. Mrs. Pitnace of Silver Lake, Grace Kimes, and Miss Fannie Nesbitt feature in visits while sales and shop events at local stores promote Friday and Saturday bargains.
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Ieieabelh
C Watts
Sulit
Meriden
Fannie Nesbitt
Colorado
Cora Keye
Enportare
Grace Kimes
Central Avenue
Oae Port
John Nystrom
Kansas City
Fatock Ani
Louis Nystrom
S.G. Parkhurst
Fairchild Street
Jeéisek
Aldridge
Wis
North Kareas
C. CO. Berry
Bhidy Nook Farm
Perky
Robert Davia
Wamieso
Holman Street
Holman
Adiiition
Fred Fiecker
Afr
Garner
IG van
Menhattan Missing
Blue Post
G. A
Sll
Tall
Kanene Avenue
W. F. Hogaboom
Duis
Dairne
Creston
Hegaboom
Rexa
Passeh
Shriner
Kansan
Enya Watt
A. J. Arnold
Excursion to Kan City on Rock Island Route
Train excursion to Kansas City offered Friday April 26 at a round trip fare of $2.00. Tickets allowed on any returning train to Roeday up to April 38s. Public notice advertises limited travel via the Rock Island line with details unclear in the damaged text.
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Kan
City
Rock Inland
Roeday
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Mra del Stuall
Mire Clement Smith
Mr. C
Jordan Read
Pawar
van Very Firth
A. W. LaSey
Tockwood Pottery
Bony Bross
GrRben
Iesia
Searera
Ake
Ani
Mtr
Tuth Lewis Af
Rene
Mins Stary Beck
Chleagy
Ruthertes Gunther
Casne
Deldr
Sesbindink Abtaest
Bulere
Rsciisie
Alekves Wens
McFadden
Pila
Dicten
BeatiCul Dulleo
Mr. Akers
Akers
Fulgore
Tie Mars
Mias Ethet Ceckryit
Genie Philip Tarr
Tonie
Mir
Mre D. & Hel
Bt B
J. R. Magne
Ren J.T. Barkley
Afra
J. BR
Council Bluffs
A. Anders
Anra
A. Z. Laver
J. W. Farnsworth
Vinita
Soper
Mire Rooney
Arkansas City
Aix
Charles Risby
Mira Charles King
Herald Hobinger
Xansax
Chiwrtals
See
Eeur
Mix
Bates
Ray
St Louis
Mire Hichard Gundry
MPR
Smir
Brown
Enige
Rolm Levent
Dteena
Arid
Rer Narne
Air
Webb Jett
T. Ann
Wintrede Theew
Ollis O'Brier-Akers
Topeks
Roosevelt A Mason
Keeley
Mra Bloomfield Moore
Thompson
May
Drs. August Palm
Avril
Switzerland
America
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Huttalo
New York Mercantile Company
Ginghams
Fia
Porto Rico
Ecuador
Calon
Colombia
McDonald
Boulder
Catania
Rial
North Topeka
Aboden St, My
Hale
Carthage
Woman's Minerontary Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Boothsrrest Board of Missions
Thety Hall
Kansas Avenue
Olin Holmes
Holmes
Trinidad
Cal
Sturgis Hardware
Kersae Avy
Nak
Wanderer
Turse
Liverpool
Stirline
Fuge End
Gordon Street
Quincy Etreet
Mra J
Tt Betts
Myrtle Betts
Jessie Miblelkon
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