Supper dance at Country Club draws seventy six attendees
A late evening party at the Country club ran 7:30 to 11:30 with seventy six guests. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Warren Woody of Ster-Tite Miss Elfriede Fischer and Ivan Roe of Kansas City, attendees listed among prominent Lawrence residents. The event featured lilac decorations, ferns at the fireplace and a three piece orchestra. Gordon Gustafson chaired the supper committee with assistants Freder ick Jaedicke Harold Longenecker and W L Newman. A large social gathering followed at the G A R hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Warren
Woody
Ster- Tite
Elfriede Fischer
Ivan Roe
Kansas City
Puesta
J. Frank Jones
R. IR. Hickson
George’ Houk
Harry Green
Ilsa Wilhelm
Edna Lamb
Marcella Chalkley
Leona’ Baumgartner
Mise Nelle ‘Greenlegs
William J. Gallenkamp
Andrew McDonald
Kelvin Hoover
Galen Gorrill
Julius Marks
Max Wilhelmi
G.G. McCoy
Eee el. H. Asher
C.C. Stewart
Vaernum
V.K. Bruner
J. B. Henry
B Gj Gustafson
Gordon Gustafson
Frank Strong
J. BR. Payne
Will -Char]ton
B. P. Sisson
Arthur Weaver
Olaf Rawndall
Theodore Charlton
Glen Charlton
Harold Longenecker
Hgederisle Jaedicke
McWilliams
Cat Hanley
W.S. Griesa
Claude Scott
C. W. Maloney
Floyd Rankin
Warren Woody
A. B. Mitchell
Frederick ‘Jaedicke
W. L. Newman
Victorian collar fad sparks social chatter
The evening featured speakers Dr. W L Burdick and Hilary Mahin with Dean H W Arant presiding. Alumni and faculty, including Prof M T Van Hecke and Judge Hugh Means, attended. others were unable to attend due to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Mitchell
J. H. Mitchell
C. C. Stewart
Frank Strong
John Hallen
Personal notices from Ardmore visitors to Lawrence area
Mrs Dorsey J Askew of Ardmore Okla visits her mother on Oread avenue during her husband’s trip to New York. Many locals, University guests, and Kansas Relays travelers stop through, with O Brien and Luther in KC, San Marco Baptist Academy group in Lawrence, and several Kansas City day trips noted.
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Dorsey J Askew
Ardmore
Okla
Yates
Oread Avenue
New York
Askew
Florence Lemon
George J. Barker
Memorial Hospital
Melvin Haggerty
University of Minnesota
E. H. Lindley
Haggerty
Haggarty
F. P. O Brien
Kansas City
Winifred H. Luther
Linwood
G. A. Taylor
San Marco Baptist Academy
San Marco
Ohio Street
Lawrence
F. P. ‘Adams
R. Beck
Elizabeth
Jerry Lyons
Carrie
M. ‘Fultz
Bismarck
D. S. Thorriton
G. E. Harrison
D. E. Babbitt
Emporia
Orlando Mesenheimer
Clovis
N. M
Tulsa
Ohda
Santa Fe
William J. Gallenkamp
Washington
Eva’ Drumm
University’ of Kansas
Ottawia
R. O. McGee
Phillip McGee
A. B. Newby
Topeka
Elmer Newby
St. Anthony
Idaho
W. W.W. Russ
Sarah Newby
Chester L. Shore
Charles Tingley
W. W. Barrett
Terre, Haute
Ind
Tingley
California
Marie Scofield
John, Collins
Valspar
Barber
Haskell Institute Band to Play Sunday Afternoon Concert
The Haskell Institute band directed by Alexander Melogideff will give a 5 45 PM Sunday recital on the institute lawn. The program features overtures and dances including The Mill on the Cliff The Wedding of Winds Princess of India and The Naval Parade, with pieces by Reislinger Hall Rockwell King Allen and others. A food sale by Tide-elibas at Wolf's Book Store is listed and Roach and Rat Paste is advertised at Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. E. Howar
Chas
J. Rockweill
Funds Pushed for New Lawrence Hotel Drive
Chamber of Commerce committee and University faculty workers press toward a $50,000 hotel fund in Lawrence. With three quarters raised, organizers aim to complete cash by next week and start construction soon. Also noted is a Baptist church rummage sale set for Saturday April 18 at Everest Cafe, 714 Mass, with pickup by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Lawrence
the Baptist Church
Everest Cafe
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G. A. R. Hall
United Spanish War Veterans
Joseph Wahl
Camp No. 17
F. B. Dodds
Mabel Johnson
Tonganoxie
Lula McKitrick
Claude Decker
Florence Brooks
Thelma “Messer
Mgr
Laura Giesey
Dora Rayborn
Margaret ‘Krause
Bessie Howe
Jeannette Going
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hugh. Means
E. F. Caldwell
Fred Morris
W. G._ Hutson
EH. Lupton
John Bell
A. D. Weaver
D. c. Asher
Phi Delta Phi
Law Fraternity
Law School
Wiedemann ‘Tea Room
Maurice Alden
G. A. Winchell
Arthur
Ruth Crumet
Mary Flory
Gelenda Hill
Violet Warren
Wilma Hill
Herbert Hickok
Glenn Warren
Billy
Fillyte
Mary Louhserine Penner
Aston
Crum + Green
Kath
Jean Lacy
Howard Lacy
Warren’m. Crosby
Kenneth Macferran
Marion Decker
L. E. Decker
George Wetzel
Myrtle Hamill
Weal Pythian
Toriganoxie
Arthur Olson
Oscar Olson
James Shearer
Vermont Street
Ben‘s. Paulen
Clyde
Miller of
BE. Hy Lindley
Stadium
K. U
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Kansas’ City
Dow Dews
Kanwaka Literary Club
Ralph Colman
Spoem
Abou Ben Adkem
George Dews
President Coolidge
George Dornan
Edward Shaw
Roll Call
Ruth Adair
Laura Adair
Coterite
Margaret Schumann
May Watson
Ranjkin’s
Pippin
Peacock’s
Jin Event Iil
International Ver Co
W. Parsons Jeweler
Lawrence, Kan
Ween
Milans
Bullenes
Mass
Martha Washington
University
Harl H. Bronson
Massachusetts
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