Six O Clock Dinner Hosts Entertain Friends
Society notes report Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Schrader giving a six o clock dinner for ten with out of town guests from Kansas City Springfield and Chicago. Other items note Kanwaka Literary Club meeting August 7 and Miss Emma Merrill visiting Washington D C. May Gardner sailed from Brest home after overseas Red Cross service. Lieut Lupton Drake discharged Camp Dix and due home soon. Jessie Edmundson hosts a late party with Miss Helen Farrell of Kansas City watching a film and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Schrader
George G. Boxley
Kansas City
Glenn Davidson
Springfield
Helen Lehman
Flossie
Chicago
France
Gardner
Brest
Red. Cross
Line Pary
Jessie Edmundson
Helen ‘Farrell
Major Bailey Returns From Le Mans In France
Major Wm H Bailey M C returns from Le Mans where he led the Pathological Laboratory at the Base Hospital He visits his father Prof Bailey in Northport Michigan and plans to resume his Oklahoma City office after Camp Like discharge Friendship Club program Tuesday led by Miss Nelson Estes Park trip planned for P W Claassen family Virginia Tendleton hosts guests Laura Villal of Burlington and Lacey Means of California motor trip to Leavenworth and more. Adams Seyder wedding at Oskaloosa with plans to Cleveland home thereafter Invitations issued for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey
Wm. H. Bailey
M.C
le Mans
France
BE. J. S. Bailey
Northport
Mich
Camp Like
Oklahoma City
Virginia
Tendleton
Tennessee Street
Laura Villal
Burlington
Town
Iss Lacey Means
California
Osage City Wedding and Local Birth Notes
Miss Margaret Heiser and Captain Ralph O Neil of Osage City plan a wedding at the bride’s home on August 10. O Neil is Osage County attorney. Also news of birth Virginia Margaret Cory in Kansas City to Mr and Mrs Warner Albert Cory. Engagement announced Marian Ellis to Edgar C Welsh both of Kansas City and KU alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Heiser
Ralph O'Neil
Osage City
Warner Albert Cory
Kansas City
Virginia Margaret
Cory
K. A
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Frank S. Ellis
Marian
Edgar C. Welsh
Ets
K. U
Pi Beta Phi
Welsh
Local residents report travel to Kansas cities
Mrs. Luther Mervill left for Le Roy Kaw this morning. Mrs. R. B. Hartman went to Kansas City. Anna May Brown of Kensie City visited and returned with her. Mrs. B. Hungerford and Helen went to Topeka. Miss Margaret Hill spent the day in Kansas City. E. I Cronemeyer returned to Topeka after a weekend visit. Florence Wheeler went to Kansas City this morning. Theodore Gardner spent the day in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Mervill
le Roy
Kaw
R. B. Hartman
Kansas City
Anna May Brown
Kensie City
Mrs. B. Hungerford
Helen
Topeka
Margaret Hill
E. I Cronemeyer
Florence Wheeler
Theodore Gardner
Miss Dingmore Vacationing with Kansas City Mother
Miss Kate Dingmore of Kansas City is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs George Barker. Miss Dingmore is the librarian in the Poly- city archive and library staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Dingmore
Kansas City
Jms
George Barker
Miss Dingmore
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Savage Tires
WJ. L. Hanks & CO
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Lawence ‘Optical
Company
Pactardniber
Albert T. Edie
Adrien
Marshm, Kansas
M.A. Edie
Mg J. N. Jordon
Mildred Jordon
As M. Tibffman
F. L. Flack
Coffsville, Kansas
Robert Herod
Dorothy Gish
Nugget
Nell
Burton Holmes Travelogue
Harold Lockwood
Pals
University Book Store
Otto Fischer
Kanwaka Literary
The
Kanwaka: Literary Club
Dow ‘Dews
Washington
Emmai Merrill
Washington, D. C
Nellie Merrill
E.h.lupton
New York
Camp Dix
Waner
Colorado
Friendship Club
Christian Church
Miss Nelson
Estes Park
P. W. Claassen
Baby
Sumner
William Steiner
F. S. Hester
Nina Hester
Leavenworth
Adams-Styder Therriage
Merlea
Adar
Imogene Seyder
Oskaloosa
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Adams
B. F. Chambers
Aporub
Vaporu
Hester & Roberts
Massachusetts
Horlick
Mik
Barber's Drug Store
Callahan’s
Joseph
National Toilet CO
Paris
Brinkman
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Boring& Company
Gus Wahl
Newmark
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