Phonograph Preserves Indian Music at Fraser Hall Concert
Fraser hall hosts a Monday program featuring Thurlow Lieurance Edna Wooley Rex Fair and Prof Carl Preyer in a concert of Indian music with Wooley singing authentic songs Fair on the Indian flute and a fan tasie based on a Cheyenne melody Preyer plays Orms Indian rhapsody Two more concerts follow on the University Concert Course Zoeller String Quartet March 4 and Harold Henry April 8 Tickets range 75 cents to 2 dollars with season passes and sale dates announced.
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Fraser Hall
Thurlow Lieurance
Edna Wooley
Nah Mee
Rex Fair
Carl Preyer
Miss Wooley
Prof. Preyer
Orem
Lieurance
Zoellner String Quartet
Harold Henry
Round Corner
Misseslla McPherson and Elizbeth Sutton Grub Party
Misseslla McPherson hosts a Grub party this evening at her home with about ten girls expected. Mrs J Flint informal afternoon visit honors Miss Alice Clark staying winter with Dr Clark. Lawrence Business College students host a party at the city Y M C A for around a hundred guests. Lorraine Carder hosts a masque dancing party with red and white Valentine decorations and refreshments at 1615 West 8th Street.
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Misseslla McPherson
Elizabeth Sutton
Miss McPherson
Mrs. Flint
Mrs. J. Flint
Alice Clark
Dr. Clark
Valentine
Lorraine
Carder
West 8Th Street
Party Details At Close Of Afternoon Event
About fifteen guests enjoyed the party with refreshments served at the close of the afternoon.
Alpha Omicron Pi Hosts House Mother Reception
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority entertained this afternoon with a reception from four to five thirty o clock in honor of its house mother Miss Agatha Hoffman.
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Alpha Omricon Pi
Alpha Omricon Pi Sorority
Agatha Hoffman
Founders' Day Banquet Draws Home and Expat Alumni
Sigma Phi Sigma will hold its Founders Day banquet at the chapter house this evening with out of town alumni attending. Attendees include Lieut. Hubert Cox, San Antonio. Lieut. Jack Elliot, Memphis. Ensign Lewis Hall, New York. Hugh Grutzmecher and Harry Godlove, Naaga. Clark Lillis, Lloyd Prugh, Kansas City. Ramon Frager, Alfred Mitchell, Floyd Cramer, Topeka. J. F. Groh, Ft. Riley. L. W. Gazier, Rose Dale. Cecil De Rain, Herrington. Alpha Tau Omega hosted a dance at its chapter house last night with Swede Wilson and Eric Owen providing music.
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Sigma Phi Sigma
Hubert Cox
San Antonio
Texas
Jack Elliot
Memphis
Tenn
Ensign Lewis Hall
New York
Hugh Grutzmecher
Harry Godlove
Naaga
Clark Lillis
Lloyd Prugh
Kansas City
Ramon Frager
Alfred Mitchell
Floyd Cramer
Topeka
A-class Party At Glenn Simmonds Home
A quiet farewell to the week was held last evening at Glenn Simmonds 643 Indian Street with about fifty two guests. The gathering featured games and dainty refreshments as attendees enjoyed the social occasion.
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Glenn Simmonds
Indian Street
Local Society Notes From Kansas Towns
Mrs. M C Henderson visits her Linwood parents while others vacation in Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City. Miss Ellen Boyle and Miss Edna Gerhard spend weekends in Lawrence and Kan City. Marion Bradley and Eloise McNutt travel for weekend plans. Centenarian Leander J McCormick noted for farming implement inventions as a family legacy. Local shops advertise Colorite dyes Electric shoe shop boosts staff to three. Matthews Lumber promotes fence posts and window glass. Various residents travel for visits, shopping, or prescriptions, with notices of sales and weekend getaways.
Illinois coal and local visitors in Lawrence update
Old Ben Illinois coal at Matthews and Illinois lump coal at Mat. Mr and Mrs R F Gallus and son return to Marysville after visiting Prof and Mrs H P Cady in Lawrence. Dr John Outland and John and Mary Outland from Kansas City are in Lawrence for a few days. Captain and Mrs George M Wright of Fort Riley are in Lawrence. Miss Dorothy Armel spends weekend in Kansas City. Mrs S J Moore and Mrs R C Morrow spend day in Fred Zeeb has received his discharge from the army and is home from overseas.
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R. F. Gallus
H. P.cady
Marysville
John Outland
John and
Mary Outland
Kansas City, Mo
Lawrence
George M. Wright
Fort Riley, Kan
Fred Zeeb
Eyed as Five-Toed Animals Varied Foot Digits
The passage explains a classification based on the number of toes or digits on each foot. It states that horses have one toe, camels two, rhinoceroses three, hippopotamuses four, and elephants plus many other animals have five toes.
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Cain
Nothin's Never Perfect Short Coming of Willie Dishes
A humorous note claims Willie’s dishwashing fails to fully clean his neckervars. The text playful, slightly misspelled, highlights a personal shortcoming in a lighthearted way.
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Huying Willie
Religion Has Nothing to Fear by Not Being Understood
Quote attributed to Stanislaus of Poland stresses that religion faces risk chiefly when people fail to grasp its meaning, suggesting misunderstanding as its greatest threat.
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Stanislaus
Poland
Local Club Notes From February Meetings
Quivera club met February 4 with Miss Engle and Mrs C W Smith in charge reading from Willard Wattles lanterns in Gethsemane. West Side Study club meets Feb 11 at 1639 Massachusetts Street. The Zodiac and Review Clubs held talks and current events sessions on February 4 with multiple hostesses. Federation Council meeting at City Hall discussed health and legislative work ahead of the March luncheon on the 18th with guest policy.
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Quivera Club
Engle
C. W. Smith
Willard Wattles
Gethsemane
1639
Massachusetts Street
West Side Study, Club
West Side Study Club
Alfred Lawrence
Chase
M. Lee- Sorey
P. Godding
Olin
Ireland
FE. Smith
Jennie Oren
Review Club
Portia Club
George Oder
Longanecker
Longnecker
A. A. Green
Federation Council
The
Federation of Clubs
Federation
Rules for Living from the One Double Three Agency
The text lists living guidelines to avoid worry and stress. It prescribes three meals daily prayer and digestion care, plus exercise and a calm pace. It advises writing insurance with the One Double Three Agency.
Indirect Action Reflects on Mental Weight and Freedom
A reflective remark frames emancipation as lifting a weight from the mind. The speaker notes that a lighter heart follows when mental burdens are eased, presenting paradox as insight into human psychology.
Uncle Eben on Giving Advice and Time Wasted
A humorous frontier style reflection asserts that long life teaches that giving advice is useless. The speaker Uncle Eben quips that wisdom comes from lived experience and futility of offering guidance. The line highlights practical skepticism about advice with age.
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Eben
Davis and Dorothy Cole Attend Roosevelt Memorial in Topeka
S. M. Davis and daughter Dorothy attended the legislature and Roosevelt Memorial services yesterday in Topeka along with Mrs FE. R. Cole and Mrs H. Broeker for the event.
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S. M. Davis
Dorothy
Kansas City
FE. R. Cole
H. Broeker
Roosevelt
Topeka
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Church Valley — Ball League
Business College
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Alpha Tau
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Swede Wilson
Eric Owen
W.C. McConnell
First Baptist Church
Bowersock Theatre
M.C. Henderson
Linwood, Kan
Old Ben Illinois
Logan Moore Lbr. Co
Ellen Boyle
Boyle, Kan
Edna Gerhard
Girard, Kan
Charles Thudium
Leander J. McCormick
Marion Bradley
Eloise McNutt
City Drug Store
Jessie Wyatt
Massachusetts
Helen Thurston
Mary Poindexter
Steen-Alshouse
George Petty
Cherryvale
Hess
Carol Martin
Noria
Clayton Hackman
Walter G. Thiele
Matthews
F. E. Kendrie
Ottawa
Nell Gunn
Jessie Rankin
Rankin’s Drug Store
Alma C. Koch
E. C. Stonebeck
Matthews Lumber Co
Ruth Wood
Wiedemann’s
Stella Baurock
TD. R. Wilson
H. C. Tudor
M. M. Chaston
Baldwin
Mary Bruner
H. C.bruckmiller
Frank Toms
Independence
Edna Gerhart
Jerry Simmons
F. M. Grimes
Mabel McNaughton
Lucy McNaughton
Tonganoxie
N._E. Carey
Arthur Fritzel
Ethel Whitmer
Kan- Sate
FE. A. Fagan
Kathleen Vankeuren
Illinois
Dorothy Armel
S. J. Moore
R. C. Morrow
Daily Thought
Zodiac Club
A. C. Mitchell
California
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Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
An- Ene
Mt. Hope Spring
Mes Nish
Drug Store
Just
Hester & Roberts
Mass
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Kansas
Kansas Natural Gas CO
Standard Electric
Kansas Electric
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