Wedding Bells in Topeka Deeply Serenade by Society
In Topeka this afternoon at three, Herman Page of St. Joy Place will wed at the home of Mrs. Dupent. Winnifred Pape and Walter Richards as attendants, roses and palms decorate the scene, travel plans for the couple to St. Joseph are noted as they begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Page
St. Joy
Sales Dupent
Baie ‘Winnifred Pape
Cay
Topeka
Walter Richards W. May
Mra Page Jett
St. Joseph
Geo
F. Sherltt
Mise Gharitt
Helen Sharitt Trave
Michigan and the Lakes
W. A. Johnaton
Mire Margeret Johnaten
Excelsior Springs
Will Adares
Detroit
Charles Adams
Guy A
Mss
I Walker
Reido
M. W. Moir
Lawrence
Mra
Lecomp
Mies Piera Wark
Joseph Becktel
Will Vernon
Concordia
W. A. Earnest
Mra. C. PD
Starteman
Columba
Seymore
Jessie Moore
Jonathan Thomas
Charles Thomas
Thousand Imlands
Quebec
Jacob Smith
Helen Thompson
Petoakey
Mich
Frances H. Ayers
Kansas City
Norman Keller
N. Nevis
Dorothy
Hk. Whittlesey
Hk. Whittlesey. ‘Mra. KR
Magee
Denver
Colorado Springs
Miser Mary
Jennie Thompson
Pittsburg
Mise Ethel Ladd
Holton
Mra HS. Montgomery
Percy
Nebraska
Leavenworth
Lloyd Stanley
Abilene
James Bolster
Louise Towne
Colorado
E. Isiggs
Biggs
Edward Biggs
L. Vrooman
Harry Drake
Koch
Grace Koch
Mr. Richards
Kansan Coty
Annie Roddy
Chandler Street
Cockrell
Grace
Helen Cockrell
Hutchineon
Teka Art Club
G. M Buchanan
Went Street
M. B
T. M
Guests of England Await Buckingham Palace Ball
London July near Admiral Cotton Capt Hemphill and American officers arrived in London for a slate ball at Buckingham Palace. Rear Admiral Milne accompanied them. Fifteen hundred American officers and men at Portsmouth are being entertained, including a volunteer rifle hall luncheon presided by the mayor. The mayor praised King Edward for fostering Anglo American friendship as President Roosevelt is held in high esteem for promoting welfare and harmony between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cotton
Hemphill
Bearsarge
Tonirht
Buckingham Palace
Milne
Edward
Atlantic
United States
Final toast honors United States Navy visitors at Ports mouth
A civic event celebrated the arrival of the United States European squadron at Ports mouth. The mayor welcomed the fleet while President Roosevelt and United States officials were lauded. A procession led by a local band accompanied the guests as Americans attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feedom
Justoe
United States Navy
United States European Squadron
Portsmouth
Forling
Hoozevelt
United States
Swaim
Southampton
Albert N. Wood
Sun Prarchee
Armericats
Ingleside Addition to Be Finished in Three Months
The Ingleside home expands with a new east wing and central stairway funded by Jonathan Thomas. Construction begins after the brick is removed in two weeks, with ground bought and a front veranda planned. A hot water furnace and oak paneling are included, totaling about $15,000 in improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Thomas
Ingleside
Tyler and
Huntoon
Jonathin Thamay
Tauireteeet
Thowins
Union Meetings Planned by Topeka Churches This Summer
Topeka ministers from major churches announce joint union meetings next Sunday and continuing through July and August to beat the heat. Two sessions daily at 4 PM and 8 PM will be held in a 1000-seat tent on the corner of Hurricane and Eighth streets with both instrumental and vocal music. Rev. L. Countermine of First Presbyterian will give the opening sermon Sunday afternoon, with Dr. Hayes of the Congregational church preaching in the evening. Participating churches include Fleet M ic, First Congregational, Baptist, First Presbyterian, First Lutheran, First United Presbyterian, and First United Brethren, plus YMCAs and YWCA units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Hurricanina
Countermine
First
Presbyterian Church
de. Hayes
Congregational Church
Fleet M Ic
Fir Congregational
Bapriet
First Prerbyterian
First Pristing
Virst Lutheran
First United Presbyterian
First United Brethren
Raspberry recipes and remedies from a bygone home guide
A long illustrated column extolls raspberries from ancient bramble to modern garden treasure. It covers varieties red black amber, flavor blends, medicinal uses, and numerous desserts including fromage pudding cream foam and shortcake. Also includes canning and serving tips with reader inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Ida
Pir
Ottawa and Return $2.10 via Santa Fe Chautauqua
Ticket on sale daily to July 7. Fined, limit returning July 20. A little Wife may be sacrificed to an hour's delay. Cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrhoea come suddenly. Only safe plan is to have Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry always on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Santa Fe
Chautauqua
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phi
Draes
Rose
Rogers
Mise
Leta Rice
Phil Heed
Eugenia Quinton
Bernice Johieca
Mies Josephing O'Reilly
Rose Fite
Manter Louis Fellows
Albert Spivey
Prifred Quinton
Héwin Kistler
Francis O'Reilly
Warrick Updegrait
Marshall Hite
HL Goddard
Pred Waters
Kansan
H. F. Mavoreft
Portland
J. Ferry
Dee Milvane
Paros T. Chune
J. W. Gothe
Eniano
Mies Ethel Hyman
Lnte
William Maclay Lyon
Tansey City
Gertrude Fulton
Mbur
Betes
Atchistm
Colos
Te.e
Alice Marnby
TS. Lisgn
England
U.S
Auliebie Wither
America
Altorms
Corrar
Leroy V. Lonergan
Grant Mehoot
Kanes Welles
Natirdayn
Rome
Tle Creek
Akfast Food Cts. Cine
Battle Creek Breakfast Food Co
Quincy
Dean
DE Price
Aly
Price
Paige Cereal Food CO
Food Billls
Battle Creek
Chicago
Lida Ames Willis
Marquette Building
Banning Co
Chicves
Charles & Hires CO
Malvern
North Topeka
the State Savings Bank
Kansas Ave
Assenger
Ntfederate Con Steamship
Brvesns
Bis Thattarad Nerens
Fiines
Betwee Frankfort
Charlevoix
Harbor
Springs
Island
Ballaio
Berolzheim
the Natural Food Co
Biagars Falls
Wissouri
Kamans
Go. Phons
Pmlee
Pactie Railroad
Kansasa
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