Holmeses head to Wichita for Allen wedding
Mrs J R Holmes and Mr J R Holmes plan to attend the wedding of Miss Henrietta Allen of the Allen home with Julius C Holmes at 4:30 Tuesday, then journey to New York aboard the He de France for Havre. Mr and Mrs Alfred Gravest entertain Universita journalism faculty guests. Kaw Valley Garden meet tours and various club events are listed. Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg visits University of Kansas after a supper with faculty and students in Memorial Union.
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Iif
J. R. Holmes
Wichita
Henrietta Allen
Henry J. Allen
Dulius C. Holmes
Allen
C.G. Holmes
Julite Holmes
New York
France
Havre
Africa
Bucharest
Romania
Mr. Holmes
Legation
Alfred Gravest
Universita’ Journalism
Roy Dillon
Ran Wi
E. N. Flint
W. A. Dill
J. J. Kistier
Br. Helen
W. R. Hillaley
Mary Harley
John Shively
Graves
Amos.Alonzo Stagg
Chicalzo
Memorial Union
Stagg
James Naismith
Lawrence
Social calendar and college party notes in Kansas City area
Saturday events at Mrs Baldwin and Kappa Kappa Gamma house include spring party and Pi party. Sunday hosts Mr and Mrs Graves and Miss Helen Mahin at tea. Monday features Raw Valley Garden Association and several bridge clubs. The Girl Reserves held a meeting with program including piano solo and readings. new officers elected. Kappa Kappa Gamma to host spring party with twelve piece orchestra and out of town guests. An orchestra from Kansas City will provide music for the Phi Beta Pi party with guests from Salina and Chanute.
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Kaw Valley Garden Association
Arruth Place
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
J. B. Wilson
Mabel Robinson
Ruth Pile
Etna Corey
Ruth Spindler
Harry Dauberman
Spencer Hull
Riggs
Robert .D. Baldwin
Hasken
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Alfred Graves
Helen Mahin
Raw Valley Garden Association
Presbyterian
Oread Bridge Club
J. OW .Twente
F. B. Strong
Dolph” Simons
Wuntheon
Fritts-Stowits
Tennoia Club
A. P.hulls
Wiedemann's Club
Harold Zuber
Colonial
Johnny Kilworth
Mary Corcoran
Grace Perkins
Virginia Starr
Schille Willert
F. H. Olney
Girl Reserves
Carolyn Stockwell
Eunice Hults
Mary Grist
Marian Craig
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
L.G. Harris
Ralph Baldwin
Frances Wilson
Margaret Perkins
TI. F. Campbell
Teckla Laming
Harriet Guild
Berta Wilhelms
Kansas City
Marian Moses
Great Bend
Louise Lawrence
Vernell
Hirschler
Emporia
Katherine Winn
Tulsa
Okla
Evelyn Hunt
Chicago
Aleené Gano
Hutchinson
Isabel Davis
Rosemond Burt
Natalie Hines
Leavenworth
Phi Beta Pi
Salina
Chanute
Parsons
Gabel
Mu Thi Epsilon
Pi Kappa Lambda
Kappa Alpha ‘Theta
Milton
Phi Mu Alpha
Kansas Players
University
Woodlawn School Parent Teachers Association
Rollie Laster
A. B. Ewing
G. Myers
Orsetta Bower
Ralph Pine
Ewing
Woodlawn Harmonica Band
Weekend Visitors and Local Guests Parade Through Lawrence
A string of visitors and returning residents gather in Lawrence and nearby towns. L. N. Lewis hosts Anne Cahill’s weekend stay. Flossie Longshore visits Jane Allen. Vivienne Ballenger heads home to Eureka for the weekend. Mrs. C Z Kelso and Mrs. W W Hutton spend a day in Kansas City. Marjoria Taylor arrives from Manhattan to visit Jane Sheets. George Nettels from Pittsburgh visits Dr. and Mrs. F C Allen. Rev B Ratherman returns from Florida. Mrs J R Holmes and chaperones accompany the party in local social circles as reported in the Journal-World Market Basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lius C. Holmes
Lim County
C. B. Spencer
Jell
Lawrence
L. N. Lewis
Anne Cahill
Lavonburg
R. C.manley
Flossie Longshore
Topeka
Jane Allen
Widow Spends Insurance Money Sparks Family Fury
A genealogical remark from 1828 notes a widow’s use of life insurance funds provokes intense family anger, illustrating early 19th century tensions over inheritance and financial control.
Helianthus club bridge and derby events noted
Mrs. A White house mother hosted Helianthus club with bridge at three tables while Mrs. Glenn Michael entertained. Guests included Mrs. J W McDonald and Mrs. Charles Louk. high score winner was Mrs. George Dunkley. Friday auction club met at Mrs. John L Kibworth home with substitutes Mrs. Floyd Rankin and Mrs. George Docking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stutz
Glenn Michael
Helianthus Club
J. W. McDonald
Charles Louk
George Dunkley
John L. Kibworth
Floyd Rankin
George Docking
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Reveals Word Clues and Answers
A fragmentary crossword clue page lists numbered hints and partial answers ranging from names and places to biblical references and linguistic cues. The garbled text includes entries such as months, directions, animals, and common nouns, indicating a mixed, incomplete puzzle with many missing letters and stray characters.
Rainy unsettled April weather across Kansas
Rain continued across Kansas with the heaviest totals in the southeast including Parsons and Walnut at about an inch. A cool, cloudy stretch is forecast for next week with showers possible mainly in the northern and eastern regions and mild nights elsewhere.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Parsons
Walnut
Garden City
Elkhart
Tribune
Recital by Lucile Gabel and Robert Milton Monday
Lucile Gabel and Robert Milton will present a joint recital at 8 p.m. Monday in the Administration auditorium. Gabel, pupil of Howard Cuffer, and Milton, pupil of Mrs. Alice Moncrieff, will perform in three groups of numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Gabel
Robert Milton
Tebert Milton
Miss Gabel
Howard Cu Fler
Milton
Alice Moncrieff
MIT official to interview Lawrence engineering students
James L. Tryon, MIT director of admissions, will visit Lawrence next Tuesday afternoon to interview undergraduates interested in graduate programs in engineering or science. He will meet at Marvin Hall at 3 30 and 4 30 o clock and speak on graduate work at the faculty meeting. He is also to address Kansas City engineers and a Kansas City alumni luncheon. Elton Tiff and Joan S Roberts of Kansas City, Mo., were issued a marriage license by Judge L. T W Menger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. ‘Tryon
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lawrence
School of Engineering
Tryon
Marvin Hall
Kansas Cities
Elton Tiff
Joan S. Roberts
Kar City
L. TW. Menger
Fifty Prints of the Year Exhibit at University
An exhibition of Fifty Prints of the Year from the American Graphic Arts Society opens in display room 310 of the University administration building. It features etchings and lithographs by prominent American printmakers, covering conservative and radical schools. Open daily 2 to 5 tomorrow and 9 to 5 on weekdays until May 9. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Administration
American Societ Graphic Arts
New York
Department of Design
America
Ion En Ac Eto Woodlawn P.T. A
Engineers Will Elect Nominees for May 5 KU Election
Nominees for the University of Kansas school of engineering election to be held May 5 were selected yesterday by the engineering council. Eugene Manning, L. C. Cavit and John Doolit were named as candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Engineering
Engineering Council
Eugene Manning
L. C. Cavit
John Doolit
KU candidates name for student offices and local appointment
The text lists junior class candidates for president and vice president with names including Willard Hardesty William Dickinson and Gordon Schuhmacher for vice president and nominees for secretary treasurer John Brown Charles Spahr Elbert Youngstrom and John Bundrant. It also notes the appointment of Frank D. Shaffer as justice of the peace for Delaware township Jefferson county replacing the late T. Murray by Governor Woodring and reports the death of Fay Stouffer brother of E B Stouffer dean of the University of Kansas graduate school.
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Tle
Willard Hardesty
William Dickinson
Gordon Schuhmacher
John Brown
Charles Spahr
Elbert Youngstrom
John Bondurant
Topeka
Frank D. Shaffer
Delaware Township
Jefferson County
T. P. Murray
Woodring
Dean Stouffer
Fay Stouffer
E. B. Stouffer
University of Kansas Graduate School
Marshall
Drying Drapes Prompts Marshalltown Laundry Ad
Dean Stouffer has been in Marshalltown several days. Lawrence Steam Laundry advertises services to dry and clean drapes as part of a local notices listing.
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Dean’ Stouffer
Marshalltown
Lawrence Steam Laundry
aAdr
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