Social teas and campus dances fill Lawrence week
Lindley hosted a tea with about 25 guests. spring arrangements and a brass samovar set the mood. The high school juniors planned a rainbow themed dinner dance in the gym, with Helen Stockwell and Evelyn Swarthout providing music and a host of local figures attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley
Andy Westerday
HH. Ashton
A. Fd. Anders
Juba R. Over
Th A L. Swarthout
Sissen
Ilma Miller
Napalis
Kathis Maren Lindley
I. B. Pains
R.A. Schwegter
A. Loevoe- Mae
Cuesta
Frahiy Topeka Ver Dirs
Ben S. Paulen
W. A. Johnston
Margaret Hill Metarter
Jen Marshall
Richard J. Topkins
Alre
Bennett Wheeler
C. 5B
Merrittin
Tom Doran
Helen ,Stockwell
Evelyn Swarthout
Eugene Mcfarland
Rolland Stover
Irvin McElhiney
Clifford Hannig
Janet Coulson
Ralph Bain
John R. Barnes
Anne Kent
Glinner
Josephine Dana
Faye Ovelup
R. J. Boyer
Simple Living Rooms Favor Colonial Calm in Modern Homes
A shift to quiet, restful home interiors favors plain painted walls and light tones for cleanliness and brightness. Seamed dark wood ceilings add dignity while a single ship model with candlesticks or vines decorates spaces. Mahogany pieces with a single painted chair or table provide warmth and restrained art on walls.
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Eric AN
India
Lawrence society notes and Canadian wedding announced
Afternoon geography contest prize won by Mrs. W P D Olmstead with a plant as prize. Tea hostesses served refreshments. Lawrence friends receive word of Miss Elspeth Morton Duncan and Herluf Wagne Olsen marriage in Brantford on April 3. They plan Newark Delaware home. University rifle team sweaters announced for several students. Luncheon honors Mrs D O Vaughn of Kansas City. Mrs Lakin to relocate to New York City with husband.
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W. PD. Olmstead
J. W. Kruim
Lawrence
Elspeth Morton Duncan
Robert Kennedy Duncan
Brantford
Canada
Herluf Wagne Olsen
Olsen
Newark
Delaware
Set
Edward Palmer
RB. O. T. Co
Emma Roots
Ann Botsford
Helen Gragg
Virginia Armstrong
Laura Glidden
Jeannette McEhliner
Virginia Jonis
Gladys Filson
Betty Stimpson
Ruth Schwarz
C. EK. Jadkin
Colonial Tea Room
D. O. Vaughn
Kansas City
Marien Thubbell
San Francisco
Cal
Marion
Harold Wallace
Grace Episcopal Cathedral
Spring program ends with dances at Rebekah lodge
The Hill Top club meets this evening with Miss Luella Pugh after a Rebekah lodge session in J. Q. O. hall. A spring program followed with six young girls in brown coverings and four solo dances by Miss Anne Alexander's pupils. Margaret Sanders portrayed rain, Lydia Epley the sun, Mavel Anderson the wind, Dorothy Cohen the flowers. The finale had the children reveal spring flowers in crepe paper dresses. Afterward Eskimo pies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
L. D. Welch
J. A. Bogue
Anne Alexander
Margaret Sanders
Rain
Lydia Epley
The
Sun
Mavel Anderson
Wind
Dorothy Cohen
Tyma
Dorothy Waldron
Betty Lou
Green
Mabel Robinson
Ruth Burcett
Personal travels and social notices from a Kansas town
Personal items report Harry Snyder Ben Wilson and Tloyd Ware leaving for a week in St Louis and Chicago in Mr Snyders car Mrs C O Aston and daughters Mary and Katherine and Mrs W E Higgins traveling to Kansas City for the day Mrs J M Piper leaving to spend several days in Kansas City Mrs T A Larremore going to Topeka to meet an accompanist from Emporia and rehearse for a recital on April 24 Merle Munson visiting with Mr and Mrs W H Lynn and Miss Hazel Lynn before returning to Wetmore Margaret Bonaly leaving for Leavenworth for the weekend Bernice Fecette spending the day in Kansas City Katherine Glendinning mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Snyder
Ben Wilson
Tloyd Ware
St. Louis
Chicago
Emporia
Topeka
Merle’ Munson
W. H. Lynn
Hazel Lynn
Wet‘more
Margaret Bonaly
Leavenworth
Bernice Fecette
Kansas City
Katherine Glendinning
Kansas City Day Trips Highlight Local Socials
A flurry of assignments and visits as residents spend the day or weekend in Kansas City. Miss Betty Campbell, Miss Faber Kise, Miss Alice Telormick, and others travel for lessons, shopping, and social hours. Mrs. A C Mitchell plans Topeka time while Esther Holcomb extends a Kansas City weekend. Additional locals, including Miss Virginia Belle Thomason and Miss Beth Kanara, join Kansas City excursions, with several guests awaiting arrivals from Akron and Indianapolis. James G. McDonald leads the Foreign Policy Association as the notice closes.
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Kansas City
Betty
Campbell
Topeka
Faber Kise
Alice
Ielormick
Agenes O'Connell
Kansas’ City Conservatory
W. On, Jers
Beth Kanara
Kansan City
C. W. Kanagia
James G. McDonald
The
Foreign Policy Association
Lawrence Visit Highlights City Social Roundup
In New York City figures, the party spends today in Lawrence as guests of Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley. Mr McDonald and Mrs McDonald return from a Pacific coast trip. Miss Evelyn Jordan leaves this afternoon for Leavenworth for the weekend at home.
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Ters
New York City
Lawrence
E. H. Lindley
McDonald
Pacific Coast
Evelyn Jordan
Leavenworth
Mrs Heckendorn Visits Lawrence After Golf Show
Mrs Rozella Heckendorn, former Lawrence resident, returns from Chicago where she attended the National Golf Show and Exhibition at the Furniture Mart. She exhibited a golf sandal designed with a spiked sole endorsed by Bobby Cruikshank, noting rising golf enthusiasm and higher equipment spending. Her sons Howard and Alfred pursue athletic careers in Oklahoma.
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Rozella Heckendorn
Chicago
Furniture Mart
Bobby Cruikshank
New York
Heckandorn
Lawrence
United States
Gles
Fashion shows feature Scottish toys and veiled links wear
The daily fashion shows showcased Scottish toys and varied wear for men and women suitable for the links. Several titled English women modeled outfits while Mrs. Heckendorn visiting Chicago with the Espinosa brothers prepares to travel to Kansas City to watch Harry Cooper play golf at Lakewood Country Club. Her trip continues Monday to Tulsa.
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Chicago
Heckendorn
Espinosa Brothers
Kansas City
Lakewood
Harry Cooper
Tulsa
Senate Committee Rejects Immigration Quota Bills
Washington April 10 Nearly a score of bills to enlarge immigration quotas under the restriction law were rejected today by the senate immigration committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Immigration Committee
Rooms Wanted for Athletes Before Big Meet
About 1000 high school and college athletes seek overnight rooms for Thursday and Friday nights April 15 and 16. Contact KU at 84 Saturday, April 10 for arrangements.
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Call K. U
Talley to Sing at Pittsburg concert in September
Marion Talley will appear in concert at Pittsburg Late Teachers' College on September 27 following Galli-Curci's appearance last night. Announcement of the signing of a contract was made this morning.
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Talley
Pittsburg
Marion Talley
Late Teachers’ College
Sleepers at City Jail Excitement at Police Station
Police station buzzed with limited activity last night as inmates in transit or awaiting processing drew minimal attention. Minor disruptions were contained and no injuries or escapes were reported, with officers maintaining security.
Fragmented entertainment note hints at men lacking lodging
A partial OCR fragment mentions several men lacking places to spend the night. The text is incomplete and provides no clear names dates or locations.
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C. E. Decker
Floyd Rankin
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Frank Banks
T. D. Funk
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Warwick Benédict
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Miami
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