Convention delegates gather from ten districts at Kansas city
Delegates from ten districts attend a convention with about fifty representatives from colleges and schools including Kansas Agricultural College, Oklahoma A and M, University of Missouri, and the University of Nebraska. Banquet with eighty men, talks by professors and officials, and informal sessions followed by a dance planned at the Alpha Omicron Pi house with an eleven piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrence
Gese -Businesson
Pica
Kansas Agricultural
Colege
Manton
Oklahoma A
Still University of Oklahoma
Ersity
Arkansas
Jury College
Springé
Rolla
Mines
Rolay Ma William
Jewell
Libf
Washington University
University of Missouri
University of Neraska
Lincollns
Theerill
Eldridge
BH. Hashinger
Kansas City
Vernon Jwilliams
Tadianapolis
Ind
Malcolm, Sewell
Dick Williams
Etre
Marshall
J.J. Wheeler
Harry Fraz
AP. Young
AnnMarie Miller
Velma Varnes Margaret, Nichols
Margaret Smith
Pauline ‘Fengel
Geraldine Shelly
Dorothy Decker
Jeannette ‘Bowersock
Lawrence social notes and wedding report in local column
Local society pages list tea room gatherings at the Green Owl and Colonial venues, bridge clubs, dances, and Episcopal women’s tea events. Announcements include the marriage of Lola McKay to John C. Maloney in Louisville and plans for new homes in Louisville.
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Douglas
County ‘Association
Hine Grean Owl
Anderson
Suction “Club
Rcs Phi
Afu Alpha
Local social notes from Topeka and surrounding towns
Dren and W E Nevin spent days with Mr and left Tongx noxie this morning. Evelyn Osborne was in Kansas City for the day. Lois Penfold sent to Leavenworth for a county teachers meeting. Mrs J B Benny and niece Vivian Sullivan of Kansas City left for Boston and Cambridge to visit John J Henry student at aes rearch university. EK Polley of Los Angeles visited Topeka relatives Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs 8 K2 Funk go to Vinland to stay at A G Hammond home and attend Vinland Methodist church. Mrs George Bullene plans a week with Mrs Ben Harrellson of Paola. Betty Brodhead and Mrs George Bullene attended a tea Saturday. Major to Mrs Charles Busbee of Fort Leavenworth along with others motored to Kansas City for shopping. Mr and Mrs A D Weaver re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
W. E. Nevin
Tong
Evelyn “Osborne
Kansas City
Lois. Penfold
Leavenworth
Leavenworths
Boston
Mass
Cambridge
John J
Henry
Aes Rearch University
Sto . i A. EK. Polley
Los Angeles
Cal
Topeka
Funk
Vinland
A. G.hammond
Vinland Methodist Church
George Bullene
Ben Harrellson
Paola
Betty Brodhead
Fragmentary dispatch from St. Petersburg Miss Hosford travels
Fragmentary OCR recounts Josephine Hosford in transit from St. Petersburg to Lawrence with friends after teaching in Belleville. The note captures a short journey last night with unclear timing and missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Mas
Josephine
Hosford
Belleville
Lawrence
Community Church Notices and Weekend Services
Local church Sunday schedules include morning worship at multiple congregations. United Brethren in Lawrence lists services and a Tuesday conference day with speakers Dr W O Jones and Bishop A B Statton plus a cantata in the evening. North Lawrence Christian Church announces Bible school and two worship periods led by Rev. Biel with a sermon about Hand Upholders.
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United’ Brethren Church
Vermont
C. J. Heatherington
Wray’ Endeunday
Eassa
Enders
Kansas Conference
W. O. Jones
Kansas City ‘University
A. Bo Statton
Statton Wil Lacture
Attica
Lacompton
North Lawrence
Christian Church
Elm Streets
Bible School
M. Wa
Biler
Wil
Dean of Women Sprains Ankle at University
Miss Agnes, dean of women at K U, sprained her ankle yesterday morning and will be confined to home for several days. She may be unable to accompany the girls glee club on a tour next week.
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Agnes
K. U
Girl's Glee Club
IREVUE TONIGHT AT Fraser University Aided by Cos Club
The East-West Revue sponsored by the Cosmopolitan will be presented at 8 o'clock in Fraser. A large crowd attended last night asGeor O Foster, registrar at Ke U, won the Hawaiian grass prize. Performances feature music, songs, and dances with members of the club portraying diverse countries including India, China, Japan, Hawaii, and the Philippines. The Cos de Club, composed of foreign students, stages the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costoopolitan
Aince
Fraser
Geor O. Foster
Istrar
Ke U
Miemers
India
China
Japan
Hawaii
Philippin
Cosfe de Club
KU Native's Costumes Highlight Notable Revue
A brief note notes that attending students from KU Native showcase costumes and that the revue is considered the school's most interesting offering, with emphasis on rear scenes and stage presentation.
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K. U
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George J. Barker
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E. D.shaw
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Fred. Lewis
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Huncheon and Bridge
L. G. Joint
Denver
Colo
Gaunt
Oak Ridge
Lyle S. Powell
Seth
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Harry “Frazee
Austus
Frank
Mu Phi Epsilon
Ies
Oale
S$. M. Law
C. Ra
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Euersteiner
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Iginia Derge
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Terian
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Bert
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Roe
Wallace
M. Ti
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F. H. Smithmeyer
Theta
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Green Owl Tea Room
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H. Penny
Dean
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Marjorie Wallace
Nowats
Okla
Marie Starkey
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Ruth Reardon
Dorothy Evans
Solomon
Lola, McKay
John C. Maloney
St. Leo's Catholic Church
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Father A. Newman
Neil’ H. Thayer
Thayer
Kentucky Hotel
P.N. de Gus
DP. Hunter
Ps van Turley
D. J. O'Keese
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St. Louis
Maloney
National Association, of
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Barker’ Avenue
K.U. Dames
A.g.mitchell
H.D. Russell
R. G. Smith
C. R., Thompson
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Roland Brown
George. T. McNair
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Edward Shaw
LH. Petefish
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Peeses
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Speingtate
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Ming
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Bible Study
Romine
Vermont Street
Leonice Wadhams
Martha Cowgill
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Eby
Maine Street
Memorial
Schubert
Rome
Irevue
Eqigmopaltani
Ward's Flower Store
Lawrence Steai
Conn, St
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Sinia
Phoni
Tinttas Bar
Journal-World
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C. Byrd Fur Co
Mass. &T
Ice ‘Crear
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