Society notes reveal weddings and social events in Kansas
Mrs Bertha Row of Larned announces the engagement of daughter Lucille Kinnamon of Wichita to Marion Ramsey of Kansas City. The ceremony took place April 16 at Pleasanton. Lucille is Kansas State Agricultural College graduate and Alpha Delta Pi. Ramsey is KU alumnus in Acacia, now with General Motors in Kansas City. Also announced: birth of son to Mr and Mrs James L Childers of Monte Vista, Colo, on April 14. Various clubs host meetings, con fers, and social events in Lawrence, with lectures, bridge luncheons, and spring formal planning at local venues and university circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Row
Larned
Lucille Kinnamon
Wichita
Marion E. Ramsey
Kansas City
Dwayne Chase
Pleasanton
Hiide
Kansas State Agricultural College
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
University of Kansas
Acacia Fraternity
General Motors Corporation
James L. Childers
Monte, Vista, Colo
Childeats
Margaret M. McGrath
Robert I. McGrath
James Henry Cassin
Los Angeles
Cal
Relays and club events mark Kansas gatherings in 1928
The 20 members of the La Hio Athletic Club hosted a Relays event with Phi Mu Alpha as part of Kansas Relays activities. A banquet at the Colonial Tea Room celebrated Xi chapter's 14th anniversary, with Prof. Eugene Christy conducting and a cross-section of students and out-of-town guests in attendance. Delta Sigma Lambda hosted a dinner for founders day, with honors including Mrs. Margaret Topping and several deans and alumni. Additional club meetings, receptions, and sorority dinners filled the social calendar, featuring notable attendees from Hutchinson, Wellington, Topeka, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Phi Alpha Serority
Country Club
Elizabeth Edwards
Hil W. Avant
Frank T
Stockton
R. D. O'Leary
Eugéne Christy
M. Hadley
M. Law
Germaine
Williamd Rown
Kansas City
Ellen Reed
Katherine Weber
Christina Bushey
Gertrude Gilmore
Mary Alice
Drennon
St Mary’s College
Leavenworth
Germaine Green
Dodge City
Patricia Flanagan
Margaret Seybold
Atchison
Elizabeth Gannon
Bliss Gertrude Capsey
Topeka
Phi Mu Alpha
Colonial Tea Room
Xi Chapter
C. I. Mayer
KK. WU. Sinfonians
Eugene Christy
Milard Hunsley
Karl Euersteiner
Ellis Stallard
Elden Ardrey
Robert Campbell
James Stakes
Dale Kentney
Leonard O’bayon
Clifton Matt
Mil Freienmuth
Paul Hansen
Rom Hutchinson
Delta Sigma Lambda Fraternity
Kansas
Paul B. Lawson
Albert B. Martin
Clayton Crosier
Howard M. Naylor
Brook Haines
Harry
Stewart
Manhattan
Milt Cummings
Effingham
le Roy
Raynolds
Ed Allen
Lawrence
Raymond
Kanehl
Wichita
Martin
Delbert Roberts
Will
Kansas City Visits and University Of Kansas Students
Miss Edna Shuck of Kansas City visits her sister Miss Juanita Shuck a University of Kansas student at the Alpha Delta Pi house during the weekend. Mrs O B Adams spends the day. Gladys Thompson a 33 year old university student travels to Kansas City to visit relatives. Mrs J D Parrish and Mr S Weatherby with Miss Katherine Yingling go to Neodesha to spend the day with Mrs Mary Yingling. Ruth Quinlan a Yates Center high school teacher returns home for weekend. H B Hines and LW Al Johns travel to Kansas City. Thelma Northerst of Salina visits Miss Viola Bell a University student over the weekend. Grace Williams spends the day in Kansas City. Mrs Catherine E Bashaw mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Shuck
Kansas City
Juanita Shuck
University of Kansas
Alpha Delta Pi
Kansas Refuge
O. B. Adams
Gladys Thompson
J._D Parrish
S. Weatherby
Katherine ‘Yingling
Teator
Neodesha
Mary. Yingling
Ruth Quinlan
Yates’ Center High School
Linwood
Sennon
H. B. Hines
Kansas
al Johns
Thelma Northerst
Salina
Viola Bell
Miss Grace
Williams
Catherine E. Bashaw
First Baptist Church Churn North Lawrence Service
Sunday morning service at 11 led by Rev Wet from Ome Missouri. Morning and evening services, Sunday school starts at 7. Miss Luevouin Jackson as president. Church school at 10 with BY and BP. Pageant on Ninth Street with BY PLES support. Preaching at 5 PM with Pastor Ross Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
North -Lawrence
Ry S. Jones
Airlock
Wet
Haggans
Ome
lLuevouin Jackson
Thece
BP. U
Aha
Ninth Street
PLES
John FE
Gertor
Elsie Mee Parner
Eriends
Delaware Street
Meng
VL Om
Chiristisa
Enatasor Alia
Bers Det Smith
Ross Smith
Weaving writer Edith Huntingdon Snow in New York
Miss Edith Huntingdon Snow of New York City daughter of Mrs. F. H. Snow of Lawrence forthcoming author of a six part weaving series in Woman's Home Companion with the first installment in May. She runs the Snow Looms School of Weaving and Crafts at the Art Center building 63 Fifty Seventh Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Huntingdon Snow
New York City
F. H. Snow
Lawrence
Woman's Home Companion
Miss Snow
Art Center Building
Mast Fifty-Sinth Street
New York
Snow Looms School of
Stas
Forest week proclaimed by president for conservation
Washington April 3 American Forest Week, proclaimed by President Coolidge for April 22 28, urges education and legislation to conserve forests rivers and mines. McNary Woodruff watershed protection and McNary McSweeney forest research bills are highlighted. National Garden Week follows April 15 22 with plans to form garden departments and promote school and civic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Coolidge
Francis E. Whitley
Webster City
Jaws
Division of Forestry and Natural Scenery
General Federation
Congress
McNary Woodruff
McNary- McSweeney
Miss’ Vida-Newsom of Columbus
Ind
Miss Newsont
Mary Sherman Forest
John D. Sherman
Rover
Crowder Farm Bureau Leaders Meet in Lawrence
Beattie Collins and Ise ah Brane led Crowder Lake View Farm Bureau in Lawrence at the Chamber of Commerce building for two days of lessons by Miss Maude Deeley home management specialist from Manhattan. Dinner guests attended as crowds gathered at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Collins
Iseah Brane
Chamber,of Commerce
Lawrence
Miss. Maude
Deeley
Hattan
Community Guests and Local Visits Across Lawrence and Kanwaka
A flurry of social calls fills midweek pages with visits among the Collins, Armstrong, Crowder, and Sweezer families. Residents from Lawrence, Vinland, Lecompton, and Kanwaka gathered for Sunday meals, afternoon calls, and a Lawrence club meeting while school matters move forward with eight months of term and a $10 monthly pay for a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Grove
Sam Sweezer
Doane
Vinland
Jesse Athey
Beattie Collins
M. Crowder
Beattie Colling
Lionel Rogers
Helen
Mae
Jessie
Ruth
Rachel Norwood
Lecompton
Allen Morris
Agnes Stevens
J. B. Mercer
Wanda May
Lawrence
J. B. Crowder
Jack Grimes
Bob Warren
Warren
Bratton
Topeka
C. HL. Vaus
Barry Gorrill
Barker
Cavers. Anderson
Frank Yocuin
Billie Johnson
Jlen Morris
Harry Carr
Results of School Health Work in 70 Cities Are Checked
New York AP reports a national check up of school health work by the American Child Health Association. Seventeen cities and over 20,000 trained observers test children for vision hearing nutrition teeth posture skin health knowledge habits and attitudes. Observations cover dental nursing medicinal service and health instruction to determine which health education methods yield the best results and how to keep pupils physically fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Child Health Association
J. Crumbines
Camp Fire Girls and community notes events at high school
The story summarizes camp activities with the Unaliyi and Marenpo groups at the high school and guardian homes. Initiation welcomed Delon Mfullen Margaret Roberts and June Hendricks. The Camp Fire Girls plan a Better Homes exhibit and a Red Cross relief effort follows a New York fire with a Cherokees legend published in Everygirl's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Moody
Guardian
Severa
Feld
June Ulm
Deélon Mfullen
Margaret Roberts
June Hendricks
The
Marcela Sterling
Unaliyi Camn* Fire Group
Mirriam Stevens
The Great Spirit Shapes Night Watch and Forest Bonds
A Native American creation tale recounts the Great Spirit’s punishment for those who failed to stay awake. The owl gains night vision, trees retain wakefulness for six months with green attire, while other flora bear cones and berries as winter comes. Legal notices from Reno County report 109 marriage licenses issued and 9 divorces in January to April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remai
Evith
Ros
Mutchinson
Kan.a. P
Reno County
Card of Thanks to Centenary Methodist Church Friends
We express deep gratitude to friends and relatives for sympathy and help after the death of our husband father and grandfather. Thanks to Centenary Methodist Church members for their sympathetic cooperation. From Mrs W A Pine and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Centénary Methodist Church
W. A. Pine
Hays Display Lets Kinds of Farm Machinery At Show
Warr ies secretary of the Bee rers of Commerce announces a farm implement display in Hays Kansas on April 19 and 20. Machinery valued at 860000 will be shown. an elephant escape during setup was briefly noted as part of the event coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Shi Ways
Kan
Wrtts
von Wall
Warries
The
Beerers of Commerce
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Earl Turner
Centropolia
Las H. ‘Menger
C. M. Msher
Kentucky Street
John Nu
L. Stingham
Louisiana T
J. A. Keefer
4. T. Walker
Anne Cahill
Sol Marks
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Broad View Inn
D. T. Carliern
Iva Oakes
Frances Goodell
Virginia
Walters
Sterling
Emporia
Mes
Lawser Mann
Russell Scanlon
Eni Pleming
St Joseph
W.F. Dobbs
Kenneth Lewis
Orville Wright
N. F. Witt
Boulder
Col
Asa Willewt
Sam Cummings
Kansasity
Victor Mallory
Roy Jacquith
Taylor Kirby
Wamego
Claude Wilson
Ashland
Dick Rowley
George Stever
Lotus Reading Club
Kichi Theta
Economics
Bridge
Wagstaff
Prank T- Stockton
Gertrude Pearson
John Blocker
Annaie Cracken
Mildred Lamb
Beta Leu
Arlene Roberts
Frances Greenlead
Lawrence Art
Spooner-Thayer Museum
J 3. Frost
China
Lawrence Blower Club
Kaw Valley Garden Association
Unitarian Church
Jay Kennedy
W. G. Stevens
Delock
Bris. Kennedy
Gfl Brown
C. A. Young
Dalton Pool
Irving Iill Place
AS E Olmstead
Harold Constant
Aid Union
Elta
Sigma Lambda
Wiedemann Grill
Dalperons
H.C. Poeter
Worldiu
Ourtown
Aunthet
Roberi Quillen
Publishers
Syndicat
Es Kennedy
Reba Sisk
Clarence Thompson
Rus_ call Seacat
Louise Schmidt
Beulah Fewell
Dean Jenkins
Ray Jenkins
Joe Pettit
James Butler
Cyril Scott
J. M. Tipton
Kans
Mary Hoge
Olathe
Aliceson
Eureka
Lura
Strawn
Katherine B. Wannen
Burlington
Louis G. Lower
Dorothy Hornung
Jed Burns
Hutchinson
Carl Frederick
Engle
Wellington
Charles J. Halm
Sand Springs
Okla
George Mikesell
Belleville
Donald Coughlin
Wellsville
Ellis
Staley
Raymond Moritz
Ponca City
Earnest,Johnson
Ottawa
Harry Mullinax
la Hio Athletic Club
S Living
Ana
Ohio Streets
R. C.° Manley
Tennessee “Street
Hinds
Edcmondton Club
Charlotte Harper
Josephine’ Dana
Helen Gillis
Hans Lakra
Anoop Dailion
Phillip Velu
Shadrack Paul
Ramawaded Rao
Raddhier Sandhu
Old and New’ Club
R. C G. Rankin
Sigma Alpha
Abea
Corinne Roy
Clara Hughes
Miss Hughes
Marie Jones
Helen Jones
Rachel Hughes
Opal Shaw
Thelma Malone
Maybelle Parks
Dorothy Jones
Mildred Mills
Emily ‘Ball
Mills
Herbert Jones
Phi. Kappa Fraternity
Kanwakea
Paris
France
Topham
Louisiana
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Firesent
Happy Home Club
EB. G. Day
Rhode Island Street
R. McCleery
B. J. Babbitt
Margery Day
E. L. Dougan
East Tenth Street
Harry Beguelin
Ladies’ Literary ,League For Thes
George Maffet
J. S. Stover
Ella Carter
Mildred Louis
William Hays Lindsey
Orlando
Fla
Lawrence Reading Club
Isabel Sharp
Tennessee Street
Katherine Fullerton
Grazia Deledda
Vera Conley
Omicron Nu
Anet
Wagstaff Grill
Union Building
Es Changhor
E. H.lindley
J. G. Blandt
J. ‘S. Patrick, of . Satanta, Member of Board of Regents
John R. Dyer
Bailey
John Ise
Tau Gamma Sorority
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Sam
Bettie Collins
Raul
Lake
View
Ternoon
Collinse
Théodore ‘Armstrong
Dorothy ‘Armstrong
Rollie “Stanwix
Gon Clayton
Os Zood
Armstrong
Winter
Ks Y Luey
William
Dora
Samuel
Wesley Eugene
Varice
Grimes
Eudoras
Gold
Wayne
San
L Naliyi
Kootima
Oteyolsa
National
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Liis
Abiths
Josephine
Marshall
Martha Jane Foster
Camp Lire
Better Homes
Elizabeth Walker
Tachroup
Metzter
Red Cross
St. Louis
Campire
Hugh Means
Douglas County Chanter
American ‘Red Cross
Arkansas
Bula James
Jace
Dhone F
Pian
Vandeville
Lai
Infar
Metrist
Lawrence Steam Laundry
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