Spencer-Cook Wedding in First Baptist Church
Miss Hazel Cook of this city married Mr. Harold Spencer of Pittsburg Kansas in a Saturday April 16 double ring ceremony performed by Rev Frank Jenkings at the First Baptist church. Mrs Sparks, maid of honor Miss Doris Hogeboom of Pittsburg and ushers Clarence Gorrill and Robert LaRue aided. reception followed at the bride’s mother's South Tennessee home. The couple plans a later home in Henrietta Oklahoma. Both are K A graduates and Gamma Alpha members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Cook
Harold Spencer
Pittsburg
Kansas
First Baptist Church
Frank Jenkings
Gertrude LaCoss
Elizabeth O’brien
Doris Hogeboom
Clarence Gorrill
Robert LaRue
Tennessee Street
Misses Persis Cook
Geneva Cook
Gertrude 1
Claribel Lupton
Mabel Clemens
Henrietta
Oklahoma
Spencer
K. A
Alpha Chi Omega
Beta Theat
Tyrol Defies Evening at Chamber of Commerce Rooms
An evening gathering planned with special stunts to entertain attendees in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. A reception for General William M. Black, former chief of army engineers in World War I, is announced for 8 o'clock this evening at the University club. Mrs J H Parker hosts the No Name club tomorrow at her home 1329 Rhode Island Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
General Black
University Club
Gen
William M. Black
Army Engineers
J. H. Parker
Rhode Island Street
Lawrence Gleanings and Local Happenings
Personal notes from Lawrence include Mrs. C A Preyer in Kansas City and John Francis at Baker University. Many residents travel to Kansas City and Ottawa for visits and business while others attend an art exhibit at L I Phillips store and a hospital benefit play. The High School Glee Club performs at Bowersock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 1
Phillips
Emery
Seaman
Chicago Art Museum
Senseniser
Cotton
High School Glee Club
the Bowersock
Germany may pay may pay? May 1 reparations speculation
London reports of a possible May 1 action against Germany are described as highly speculative by British officials who doubt Germany will pay adequate reparations or offer a new solution. Meanwhile, Seattle reports prosecutors lack evidence to prosecute Roland Portier and Robert Rosenbluth in the Cronkhite death at Camp Lewis in October 1918. Washington notes James Farrell of US Steel is expected to be named chairman of the new shipping board, with nominations to the Senate forthcoming. A fashion note from New York mentions young women painting minute portraits on fingernails. The Georgia Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs plans a Savannah convention in early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Germany
Trob Jems
Seattle
Seldon
Peirce County
Roland Portier
Robert Rosenbluth
Alexander B. Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Washington
Shipping Board
James Q. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Senate
Harding
Georgia Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Savannah
Journalists pledge Sigma Delta Chi initiates at campus home
The Sigma Delta Chi journalism fraternity held initiations at Professor L N Flint's home for pledges including F W Dillon G Pennock Ted Hudson of Fredonia Clifford Teeter Dodge City Addison Massey Horton Joe Turner Kansas City Adrian Reynolds Lawrence Charles O Puffer Burlington Ben Hibbs Pretty Prairie Fred Ellsworth Pleasanton Camille Nohe Lawrence Hobart Cur Alton Leroy Hughes Lawrence Fort Johnson Winfield Conwell Carlson Chanute George Lyman Moline Merton Akers Lawrence Afterward officers for the coming year were elected Ray Runnion Mulberry was president Lloyd Ruppenthal Russell vice president and Jim Austin Cottonwood Yals secretary treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Delta Chi
L. N. Flint
Louisiana Street
F. W. Dillon
Guy Pennock
Ted Hudson
Fredonia
Clifford Teeter
Dodge City
Addison Massey
Horton
Joe Turner
Kansas City
Kans
Adrian Reynolds
Lawrence
Arles O. Puffer
Burlington
Ben Hibbs
Pretty Prairie
Fred Ellsworth
Pleasanton
Camille Nohe
Hobart G. Cur
Alton
Leroy Hughes
Fort Johnson
Winfield
Conwell Carlson
Chanute
George Lyman
Moline
Merton T. Akers
Hell
Ray Runnion
Mulberry
Lloyd Ruppenthal
Russell
Jim Austin
Cottonwood Yals
Sale of ladies aprons and dresses offers free camisole
A sale runs April 20 to 23 offering homemade aprons and house dresses at prices from 50 cents to 3 dollars. A free tatted camisole valued at 15 dollars is included with purchases. Advertises Blue Bird Night Dresses and Boudoir Caps as specialties at 917 E. 13th, phone 1489.
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Chilean
Conservatory
Florence Butler Read
Alfred Noyes
Hill
Kilworth
Higgins
Miss Butler
George L. Kreeck
Wadhington
D. C
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ruth Jackson Leatherman
Frederick
Maryland
Betty Washington
K. U
DeSoto
Cosmos Club
C. O. Bowman
Ohio
Florence Snow
Miercules Club
Emma R. Fages
Delta Tau Delta House
Knowledge Hill
Ladies Literary League
J. J. Wheeler
Alabama
Portia Club
Severns
Massachuset
Tennola Club
J. H. Mitchell
Ingleside Club
R. F. Aplavidson
Massachusetts
Round Table
John Kilworth
Tyrol
Vienna
Austria
Italy
Austrian Fyrel
C. A. Preyer
Fred Walker
Eudora
Hugh Means
Ottawa
Leland Benson
Janet Simons
Baldwin
Harriett Stevenson
St. Joe
John Francis
Baker University
John Gress
Kanwaka
T. F. Alexander
Olathe
Byron Cohn
Toeka
Tom Harley
Leo Froeliger
Ed. Froeliger
Wichita
Mildred Greene
Mabel Timken
Addie Roland
William Lowman
Bartlesville
eStay Bell
Iwood
Texas
Mrs. Hatton
Mai Wie
L. E. Heath
Salina
Bowersock
New York
ATS
Betrias
McNich
SIT
L. L. Phillips
Mass
Hope
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pim
J. F. Horsey
Star
N.C
Kaw Valley
Matthews
Alex Hawat
Hawat
Journal-World
University
Welcome School
Adele Crim
Buick
Frescher’s
Sweet Tooth
Varsity
Bowerlock
Winston Churchill
Hope Gordon
Maurice Tourneur
Burton Holmes
Mutt and
Jeff
THE
Round Corner Drug CO
Lawrence, Kansas
Lark Leans
Lothes
Palmer Lawrence
Lions
Otte Figchion
Pierson
Havana
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