Last of three Mrs Learned parties honors Mrs Busden
The final event in a trio of entertainments by Mrs E R Learned honored Mrs R A Busden on a Saturday afternoon. Receiving were Mrs Charles McFarland Miss Kate Riggs Miss May Riggs Mrs Minnie Dinglestedt and Miss Frances Price. Tea and coffee were poured by Mrs F H Olney Mrs T SK Griesa Mrs Isabella Sharp Mrs A G Mitchell and Mrs H W Fursman. Over a hundred guests attended. decorations featured white lilacs pink sweet peas wild crabapple blossoms jonquils and valley flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Learned
A. Busden
Pearl Carpenter
F.’ H. Olney
T. SK. Griesa
Isabella Sharp
A. G.mitchell
H. W. ‘Fursman
Personal notices from Kansas area high society
Miss Winifred Blackmar returned to Kansas City after a few days in Lawrence. Miss Margaret Kennedy visited her parents, Mr and Mrs X J Kennedy, and went back to Topeka. Mrs B B Beery spent the day in Kansas City. J S Williamson left for Holton after visiting daughter Mrs Lea Brown. Miss Hilda Matthews, Jay Broady, and Mr and Mrs Robert Reynolds were in Kansas City yesterday. Vera Strong attended the Classical Association meeting in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred
Blackmar
Kansas City
Myr
Robert Reynolds
Kanis City
Vera Strong
Tiawrange
Associa
Lawrence Guests and Visits Report Weekend Travel
Local residents and visitors spent the weekend in Lawrence and surrounding towns. Persons named include Mrs. Guy Bigsby in Kanwaka, Grace and Mil pared Greene in Kansas City, Anna J Ritter and Dora Porterfield in Kansas City, J A Carter visiting Kansas City, Mrs. Carter and Caroline remaining for a longer visit, Mrs. A R Featherngill and Mar Featherngill returning to Independence, Josephine Burgtorf and Florence Sheink in Baldwin, Ida Kirby and Don Kirby of Tonganoxie in Lawrence, Mertle Learner of Eudora to Baldwin, Pearl Laptad on business to Oswego, Rose McClintock to Sibleyville, Mrs. F G Cochran of Kansas City and Mrs G Cochran of Hays visiting, Mrs. J D McNeill in Atchison, Abe Wolfson home visit, William Zweifel from Pomeroy, Ohio, Mrs. F M Smith of Tonganoxie shopping in Lawrence, and Fletcher Hatton going to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Guy ‘Bigsby
Kanwaka
Sterling
Grace Greene
Milpared Greene
Kansas City
Anna J. Ritter
Dora
Porterfield
J. A. Carter
W.francisco
Carter
Caroline
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Fletcher Hatton
Winchester
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Funeral for L. R. Hull and visits in town
The funeral of L. R. Hull, an old comrade of Mr. Hatton, was attended by R. R. McFarland. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Collins and their small daughter from Wellsville, Mo, drove to Lawrence yesterday to visit Miss Belva Glassford. Dr. Guy Nations of Quincy, IL, is visiting his father-in-law M. W. Callahan and family. Mrs. Casper Got of Manhattan plans to visit her sons Melvin and Marion Goff. Elizabeth Bumgardner, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Bumgardner, is recovering from scarlet fever and quarantine may be raised Wednesday.
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Chas
W. Thomash
University
Lawrence
Florence Watts
Dorothy Shand
O Ita Literary Society
Miss Vera
Blackburn
Dorothy, White
Helen Wiechen
Velma Lindsay
Dorothy Winslet
Betty Wood
Ellen Hazard
Dorothy Horton
Evelyn Burton
Ruby Kendall
Meta Murphy
Marie Catlin
Lydia Catlin
Midred Snider
Katherine
Elizabeth
Sherbon
Alice Sherbon
Rose MacCulloch
Helen ‘Hungerford
Dorothy
Gregg
Gertrude Way
Gladys Lyons
Edna Lennon
Rowena Plank
Kansas City
L. R. Hull
Mr. Hatton
R. R. McFarland
Ray Collins
Wellsville
Wrence
Belva Glassford
Guy Nations
Quincy
M. W. Callahan
Casper Got
Manhattan
Melvin
Marion Goff
Lua
Edward Bumgardner
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McFarland
Addie’ Lescher
A. Gifford
C. W. Sparr
Waldemar Geltch
Tom Jones
Tthe University of Wisconsin
Jones
Di‘rettor
Vs. Geltch
Gov. R
F. C. Allen
John “Watts
North Sixth Street
Lyman Wiley
Jome
Kindred
University of Virginia At
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Robert Gillis
Bell Gillis
Garett
University ‘of Kansas
Phi Ete Kappa
Toreh
Phi Chi
Medial Fraternity
Occidental College
Los Ngeles
Cal
W. H. Haley
Pipal
Joss
Sigma. Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Gertrude* Sawtell
G. T. Ramsey
Eldorado
Taylor
Ellen Anderson
Pleasant Hour Club
Brackett
Miss Anderson
Jerry. Lyons
John, Levett
J.R. Topping
Levett
Topping
John Howard Payne
Home
Larcon
Martin
James S. Barrow
Colonial Tea Room
Gordon J. Laing
Graduate School
University of Chicago
Whist
Sol Marks
Round Table
Charles Kinnamon
Courtney Dodd
Parsons
Dodd
Todd
Roy Houser
J. Ms Stewart
Robert Price
Dorothy Logan
Suzanne Barr
Everett Bradley
Warren Warner
Juanita Longshore
Rowena Longshore
T. A. Cordry
Minervian Club
George Shearer
Margaret Hill McCarter
Celia Watt
Peterson
Zodiac ‘Club
A. J. Mix
Ladies Literary League
John A
Marlowe
McConnell's Hospital
Ida. Martin
No Name Club
L. L. O'Meara
Alabama Street
Gertrude-Gilmore
Ventura Club
Rosemary, Ketcham
Design Depo
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J.D. Frost
Cosmos Club
Paul A. Lange
Rhode Island Street
Twentieth Century Club
Agnes Thompson
Minnie D. Walker
Tennessee Street
Ingleside Club
West Side Study Club
E. Smith
Kentucky’ Street
Friends In Council
Irving Hill
Helianthus “Club
J. E. Mercer
Johnson Avenue
FE. L. “Garrett
Progressives Reading Club
Music Club
Portia Club
H. Stugard
Louisiana Street
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Pepsodent Company
S. Wabash’ Ave
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ED W. Parsons Jeweler
Lawrence, Kansas
Heinz Sweet
West, 8Th
J. S. St. Clair
van Raalte
Our Service Department
Sam Weath
Ice & Storage Company
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Bell's Music Store
K.U. School of Fine Arts
Lawrence Choral Union
Baker University Chorus
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