Tau Beta Phi initiates at Presbyterian church with memorial font
Alpha chapter of Tau Beta Phi honors engineering seatermity with a banquet at 5:30 PM at the Presbyterian church. F A Russell acts as toastmaster. Initiation services and alum ni expected from Topeka and surrounding towns. A white marble memorial font at Trinity Episcopal church, gift of Miss Annie L. Monroe, commemorating Alexander and Eliza Monroe, was recently installed and blessed by Chaplain E A Edwards. Dorothy Virginia Monroe Smith was the first christened at the font.
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Chapte
Tau Beta Phi
Seatermity
Atl
Presbyterian Church
F. A. Russell
John §. Dawson
Topeka
EB. H. “Lindley
A Poppino
C. A. Putnam
The
Den
Walter Stengel
Irwin Clark
Harold Taylor
Seth Kingman
Clayton Crosier
Lawrence
Russell -Hiett
Haven
Leon
Heiman
Robert Kehr
Roland Miner
Burlingame
Dean
McGee
Linscott
Holton
William L
Trinity Episcopal’ Church
Annie L. Monroe
Alexander
Eliza B. Monroe
Dorothy Virginia ‘Monroe Smith
E.A. Edwards
Annnie L. Monroe
H. B. Bullene
Parish choir to sing Stainer's Crucifixion on Good Friday
The Episcopal church will present Stainer's Crucifixion as part of its Good Friday services with the town choir members performing Friday night. Soloists include Robert Moody Martin Hall and George Wilson of Haskell, and Helen Pendleton is organist and cantata director.
Annual banquet honors Kansas City area high school teams
Readable fragments note an annual banquet held for basketball teams from Kansas City Kansas Argen tine and Rosedale high schools. The item emphasizes the event as a formal gathering to recognize school squads.
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Kansas City, Kans
Argentine
Rosedale
Personal notices from Lawrence and nearby towns
Mrs M 8 Creight of Oskaloosa is visiting her father and relatives in the area. Mrs Mark Hamilton and Dr and Mrs E H Droz of Keota IA have been visiting Mrs Drozs cousin Mrs H C Brinkman. Mrs J H Cohn, Mrs Sol Marks and Julius Marks went to Kansas City for the day. Mrs Junius Dyche of Washington DC is visiting her father George B Sheets. Mr Dyche leaves for Tulsa and Oklahoma towns for six weeks on business. Mr and Mrs A B Mitchell spent yesterday in Kansas City. Lone Star C P A meeting set for Thursday night at the Lone Star hall. Judge C C Stewart went to Lyons KS on business. Bernice Ackerman, formerly with Ziegfeld Follies in NY, will come to Lawrence in May and study art at KU. Dr F Allen spoke at Central High in KC and at the Lyons Club meeting. Jeannette McElhiney returned from Urbana IL as KU athletics delegate. Will Johns spent the day in Topeka. Miss Frances Froeliger spent the day in Topeka. Mrs GE Lindquist and Harvey spent the day in Kansas City. Lawrence attendees joined the Kansas Independent Telephone Association meeting in Topeka. Mrs Marie Pierson mentioned.
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M. 8. Creight
Oskaloosa
Engle
Mark Hamilton
E. H.droz
Keota
Iowa
Lone Star C. P .A
Lone Star
C. C. Stewart
Lysons
Kansas
Bernice Ackerman
Ziegfeld
New York
Lawrence
University of Kansas
F. €. Allen
Kansas City
Central High School
Lyons Club
Jeannette McElhiney
Urbana
Women’s Athletic Associations
United States
Will Johns
Pas
Topeka
Frances Froeliger
GE. E. Lindquist
Harvey
Glenn Carter
W. A. McElhin Jey
Cifi
Flapper Fanny and Misses to Attend Messiah in Lindsborg
Flapper Fanny sa and Misses Hazel Froeliger Helen Froeliger Zora Hornby Frances Bogher Nellie Laster and John R Dyer and Ted 2 secretary of the University M C A will go to Lindsborg SI tomorrow morning to attend the Messiah to be held there Sunday afternoon. Mrs CG J Charles who has been visiting her brother C F Thompson and family of Williamstown left this morning for her home at Republic.
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Hazel Froeliger
Helen Froeliger
Zora Hornby
Frances Bogher
Nellie Laster
N' John R. Dyer
Ted 2
University
M.C. A
Lindsborg SI
CG. J. Charles
C. F. Thomp
Anglin and Faversham Shine in Foot Loose at Lawrence
Margaret Anglin appeared as the Marquise De Mohrivart with William Faversham in Foot Loose at Lawrence Theatre. The acting impressed though the play lacked overall strength, with notable turns by Charles White and Paul Porcasi as well as witty lines and clever staging in Mrs Verney's Rome apartment setting.
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Margaret
Marquise de Mohrivart
William Faversham
Miss Anglin
Verney
Palazzo
Rome
Rose
Mr. Faversham
Sir Horace Welby
Charles White
Secret Police
Prince Malleotti
Paul Porcasi
Zoe Atkins
Lawrence Council On Youths Meets To Plan Benefit Show
The Lawrence Council on Young Peoples Activities invites members to a 7:30 PM Thursday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce building to discuss plans for a minstrel vaudeville show on May 12 and 13, a charity performance for the council’s recreational program. The notice also mentions Farjey Stationery and Rankin's Drug Store at 1102 Mags.
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Lawrence Council On Young Peoples
Chamber of Commerce
KU Election Today Sparks Campus Campaigners
Students voted in the annual spring university election as candidates and party workers lined the sidewalks from the Chemistry building to the Administration entrance. About 400 ballots were cast with fevered but peaceful campaigning and a noted issue over non fraternity candidates. In Paris, the chamber of deputies granted women municipal voting rights and eligibility for municipal offices.
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Pelpek
Paris
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Bill Passes by Hands in Vote Echoing Earlier Action
A bill was carried by a show of hands in the chamber. A similar measure passed in 1919 but was defeated in the senate, reflecting a long disputed path to enactment.
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Chamber
Senate
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