Social notes from Mackie home and campus events in town
A large afternoon reception at the Mackie home welcomed about 250 friends. Tea was poured by Mrs. H B Peairs and Mrs. Anne Cahill with Mrs. Elizabeth Bush in the receiving line. Pink decorations and pastel confections set a festive tone as Delta sorority and university figures appeared, with multiple initiations at Chi Omega and plans for a forthcoming banquet and federation luncheon. Dr. J J R Macleod of Toronto spoke on insulin and diabetes care, attended by faculty and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George “K. Mackie
Martha
Mackie
Harol Constant
Elizabeth Bush
H. B. Peairs
Anne Cahill
C. E. Friend
George Esterly
J. T. Constant
C. H. Constant
John L. Kilworth
F. L. Courtney
EK. A. Bleck
A. B. Weaver
Helmer
Kleck
A.B. Mitchell
Dick Williams
Olga Philip
Hays
Eastern Star of
Kansas
Pi Omega Pi
The
Eastern Star
Cy O G. Stewart
Adah
Philip
Eva Oekes
Mauger Moses
Mary E. Myers
Bernice Hughes
Gertrude Gough
Abilene
Marguerite Sup
Hmilie McNarrey
Frances Sample
University Club
J. J. R. Macleod
University of Toronto
Canada
Community club notices and sorority events recap
The item lists social happenings around Lawrence, including the Rebekah lodge Past Noble Grand gathering with eight new members, Theta Epsilon officers elected, Lawrence Flower club meeting for officer elections and Iris round table, Pi Beta Phi initiation for eight girls, Cooky Shine alumni event, Pinckney Patent-Teacher Association bridge party plans, Alpha Chi Omega alumnae resubt meeting, Social Service League board meeting, Silver Greys entertainers by Dr and Mrs Esterly, Saturday Night club dinner at Wagstaff, and Wimedausis class gathering at the Presbyterian church with Arthur Jung and Mrs E B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
Florence Layton
Madeline Mahrr
Lucille Adams
Dorothy Chambers
Marecine MacLaren
Betsy Russell
Mary Ann Austin
Sally Lahey
Local Social Notes Include House Guests and Club Meeting
Allen hosts guests at 1832 Arkansas Street Monday at 3. Mr and Mrs William Diltiney entertain at 720 Illinois Street and Mr and Mrs I S Huntington at 746 Alabama Street with L O Hutchinson and Mrs E B Kent of Montgomery Alabama and M Fairfield of Fort Smith Arkansas visiting. The R L Ho club plans a meeting Tuesday February 9 at Mrs F B Strong’s home 1517 New Hampshire Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Diltiney
Illinois Street
I. S. Huntington
Alabama Street
L. O. Hutchinson
E. B. Kent
Montgomery
Ala
M. ©. Fairly
Fort. Smith
Ark
R. L. Ho. Club
F.B. Strong
New Hampshire Street
Kansas City Visitors Figure In Local Personal News
E J Funk of Kansas City returns home after visiting T D Funk. Several educators and students, including Miss Helen Stafford, Miss Nellie Barnes, and Miss Martha Rayhill, attend meetings of the Kansas Mathematics Teachers Association in Topeka. Professors Swarthout and Alter visit Lawrence and Kansas City for events and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J Funk
Kansas City
T. D. Funk
Fas
Trances
KR. Uy
Helen Stafford
Mankato
Oline Fearing
Topeka
State Association of Mathematics ‘Teachers
Nellie Barnes
English Teachers
Mariel Herrington
L. D. Havenhill
Belle Hiatt
Paul Hiatt
Carbondale
Martha Rayhill
Irma‘Long
Kansas Mathematics Teachers’ Association
Warwick Benedict
Karney Brassfield
Violet Shoemaker
Ferna Wrester
Maude Long
Kansas Mathematics
Agnes O'Connell
Kansas’ City
Marie Walls
Kansas‘ City
Dinsmore Alter
George W. White
Ollie Hollingsworth
W. A.johns
Ruth Quinlan
den ‘Ger
C. Simons
John Louis Simons
Members and visitors travel to Kansas City and Topeka
This morning several residents journeyed to Kansas City for visits and weekends. Eva Hangen and Virginia Belle Thomason traveled to Topeka for executive and church meetings. Tertrude Verna Gough of Abilene attended a grand chapter session in Topeka. Bishop Thurston of Oklahoma is to conduct services at Trinity Episcopal Church tomorrow. Chancellor E H Lindley returned from Norman this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reineke
Blanche Reineke
Alice Morton
Kansas City
J. R. Sanborn
Shelton Campbell
Kansas’ City
Laird McKinney
Eva Hangen
Topeka
American Association of University Women
BE. M. Hopkins
Ralph Howard
Toneka
Virginia Belle Thomason
Tertrude Verna. Gough
Abilene
The
Order of the Eastern Star
F. M. Holliday
Thurston
Oklahoma
Trinity Episcopal Church
E. H. Lindley
Norman
Ogden residents attend inaugurations and meetings
Okla residents report attending the inauguration of the University of Oklahoma president. Miss Helen Wilson travels to Kansas City for a Blossom Time theater party and weekend with sisters. Mrs Lucille McCreath speaks in Topeka on the rural school needs. James G. Akright re elected Chef de Gare of the 40 and 8 society. new officers include L. G. Carter, Sam P. Moyer, Chester Shore, Ernest Boyce, Sam Hurwitz, Charles Holmes, Marvin LeSuer, John Griffiths, John Dyer, and L. R. Melvin. Galen A. Gorrill initiated. Selling Out Sale at Art Furniture Co. 718 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Helen Wilson
Kansas City
the Shubert
Lawrence Green
Hazel Wilson
Lucille McCreath
James G. Akright
Chef de Gare
Society
Revival Services At Two Local Churches Announced
Free Methodist Church at Twelfth and Connecticut announces Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m and revival services each evening at 7 45 with Rev G H Vaught of Indianapolis Tuesday and through the campaign. Church of the Brethren at 14th and Vermont presents Sunday School at 10 a m worship at 11 a m sermon on The Proplexity of the Sinners and the Joy of the Christian 7 30 young people 8 00 sermon The Teaching of the Book of Jonat. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Twelfth
Connecticut Streets
J. Long
G. H. Vaught
Indianapolis
Church of the Brethren
Vermont
Geo. W. Burgin
Real Estate Transfer Gift From Parents to Moll's Butter Crust Bread
T Coffman and wife transfer the south half of the southeast quarter of section 11 township 15 range 17 as a gift from their parents. The notice mentions Moll's Butter Crust Bread and a proverb about prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Coffman
Lloyd
Ps Coffman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marié Woodruff
Edithard
Charles Harold Moore
Marshall
Willj
Miss Ward
Elizabeth McFarland
Dorothy Weidman
Bertha ‘Thomas
Mae Tobler
Lorena, Jost
Bertha Weidman
Sybil Woodruff
Chi Omega
Juanita Slawson
Florence Sears
Marion Morgan
Katherine Miller
Helen Filkin
Jean Elliott
Charlotte Thompson
Dorothy Gregg
Freda Stulmner
Elsie Palmer
Alice Campbell
Nadine Long
Ladine Culver
Gertrude Dalton
Margaret Brown
Audrey Phillips
White
Leavenworth
Walter Filkin
Bonner Springs
Atva Mieting
Council
Federation of Women
Chamiby of Commerce
Federatium
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Dorothea Darrah
Ruth Dockum
Dorothy Easton
Babs Carrall
Virginia Greer
Elizabeth Shaw
Elizabeth Dockstader
Cynthia Aline
Annette, Leonard
Marjorie Chadwick
Lucia Lee Spencer
F. A. UL. Hall
Bernice Jones
E.H. Lindley
R. L. Slagle
University of South Dakota
F. T. Stockton
Arlen Crafton
Arthur Gillham
Clyde Teter
Ed Bricken
L. C. Longanecker
St. Gabriel
Cal
Mr. Longanecker
Charles Longanecker
Charles. Leveanecker
Pasadena
J. Longanecker
Rhode Island Street
California
A M. Hughes
L.C. Carter
Wilfred McClain
Noble Grand’s
Rebekah Lodge
Valentine
C. L. Conger
Eudora
Ida. Rider
Fairbury, Neb
F. B. Dodds
R. E
Theta Epsilon
Marion
Leigh
Marion Allen
Rebecca McCain
Ruth le Doux
Josephine Brown
Lawrence Flower
Pinckney Patent-Teacher Association
Bowerton
W. B. Dalton
Robert J. Rowlands
Otto, Barteldes
A. B. Mitchell
Alpha Chi Omega
J. W. Sternberg
Social Service League
Silver Greys
Massachusetts Street
Fr. Smith
Wagstaff Tea Room
Wimedausis
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Jung
E. B
Lawrence Steam Laundry
J. H. Striebet
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana St
Art Furniture Co
T18
Mass
Victory Garage
Clevenger & Allen
General Motors
Shimmons Bros
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
le ‘E
Eby
Stevenson
A. Reding
Davis & Child Co
Ford
Lawrence, Kans
Business & Professional Women's Club
F. A. A. Hall
Bernice Sones
New. Co
L. L. Rising Furniture Store
Batavia C.B.G
Batavia
J. S. St. Clair
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