Society Notes and Personal Mention Blast from 1900s wedding scene
Local society items mention a wedding at a Topeka Avenue address with Rev. Frank B Mallory officiating and many attendees, including family names like Frances Walnn, Willie Stenger, and Mrs. John Prost. The column also hints at travel plans, social visits, and several communities within Kansas and nearby areas, reflecting a bustling social calendar.
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Mira Pwast Petree
Ae Wehier
Bawich
J. A. Samos
Prantle
Topeka Avenus
Malliry
Tlereyman
Sinter
Tedleuy
Howor
Tr Lersom
Frances Walnn
Willie Stenger
Rome
Tapaine
Cali
Wies
Erienile Ifier
Queer Bars to Divorces and Foreign Laws
A survey of divorce and marriage laws abroad notes varied obstacles and duties. It cites an 1890 act limiting seismic reasons for dissolution, English separation without divorce, French and Dutch parental consent quirks, German morality checks, and potential penalties or restitution after divorce. The piece mentions Belgrade and royal context amid King Peter's coronation.
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Arenes
France
Althaneh
See
Hill
Netherlands
Fragmentary note on consent laws and moral philosophy
A garbled account mentions consent in marriage and law, referencing preemie care and a debate on wrongdoing. It touches on Dutch context, moral reflection, and a critique of irrational toying with ethics, ending with a brief reference to a press name and an authorial voice.
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Aluuiaria
Attractive gowns for spring wear by Catherine Talbot
Catherine Talbot describes spring fashion with sheer fabrics crepe de chine and velvet buttons. She notes parasols matching mauve gowns, lace collars, and embroidered muslin for dressy frocks, with Parisian influences, new canvas stripes, and capes replacing shawls for the season. Ostrich feather buns and green ribbons are highlighted as accessories.
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Hamistan
Catherine Talbot
Beautiful Big Waists In Art and Fashion Through Time
This excerpt discusses perceptions of female waist size in ancient sculpture and later fashion. It contrasts the idealized slender waists of classical art with the fuller waists and hourglass shifts seen in later periods, noting changes in dress silhouettes and social ideals.
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Milo
Artinia
Tyler
A Daifty Empire Stole Collar Described for Tea Gowns
A dainty empire stole collar described for white crepe de chine tea gowns and other dresses. Embroidered with gold thread and tauros, featuring laurel wreaths, Napoleonic bees and pale blue accents. Advises having it made by an experienced worker to stiffen edges and prevent embroidery curling. Also mentions evening corsages and fashion notes on stays and corsets.
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Smhia
Miss Keetist
Wren
Mariana
Peesitew
Philley
Mier
Jean Parkhurst
Mink Bree Flee
Plume Tunis
Miur
Carolyn Whittewey
Eve Uitbele
Het Cherie Ettunvts Westyeeding
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Ieee
James Moore
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Beide
Edward
Ponsmin
Buen
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Blaine
Leannanin
Newdas
Mevder
Julia LaWpence
Wiss
Meath
AL Greene
Wileene
Johan Wy Berhoe
Mylo
New York
Chester Muidtand
Albert Parker
Pacific Eosst
Urea P. B MacLénnan
Bary MacLanenr
Davin
St. Joseph
Hingatha
Ada Techter
Gearse Crewfont
Arthur Capper
Baxter Springs
J. Crawfnet
Lawrence
Mexien
John Prost
Minnesota
Wahl
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Alma
Liomeph Bra
Tom Mayer
Monroe Atrwt
Bayer
Coberceatiinal Church
Sper
Mayer
Nino
Ponsylvanie
Oakland
Janie
Slisetm Anmile Alovern
Macy Jistihd
Fara Antifon
Gilly Ahe Mecrouch
Gertonis
Union Pacific
Lewis, CT
Aymais
Depot Agt
Belgrade
Peter
Alexander
Drage
Rie
Charlotte S. Myure
Drageish
Pepsin Syrup CO
Monticello, Til
Intier
Hulbert
Pikes Waters
Smee
Irene
Curt Shuler
Tee
Ace
Marina Betty
Monte Carlo
Manta Hatito
Ely
Mun Snd Watt Alrrman
Erie
Straadis
Eishinen
Sliseouniectie
Netohhue
WyeRe
Hilal
Max Phat
Eney
Rover
Ari Martisla
Brawrioel
Monte
Coniere
Pete Gray
Catistie
Firtis Mutterina Nhowera
Draven Eedran
Gell
Hale
Comera
Mauve Calle
Tx & Rich
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Norrese
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