Theta Epsilon Initiation and Local Society Events
Baptist Theta Epsilon section held an initiation breakfast at church parlors with named initiates and guests. Other society items include a Valentine birthday party for Mrs. W B Dalton's daughters, a Valentine tea by Ladies Aid groups, initiation at Alpha Xi Delta, a Business and Professional Women card party to fund scholarships, a miscellaneous shower for Cecil Brown, and a Review club founders day luncheon plus Farm Bureau club formation in Walnut Grove and India districts led by Mrs H G Van Nester.
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Theta
Epsilon
Ia Woman's Society
Anna Dorothy Lester
Margaret Phillips
Jennie Gaw
Louise Murphy
Evanella Ritchie
Frances, Sample
Rebecca McCain
Marion Cowles
Marian Allen
Helen Harshberger
Elsie Wood
Zilla Coon
Helen Churchill
Joie Stapleton
John Watts
L. E. Sisson
C. W. Thomas
Florence Watts
Frances Moore
Frances Andrews
Ladies Aid
First Methodist Church
Ecke’s Hall
Caroline Walter
Lawrence
Review Club
Colonial Tea Room
Vaughn
Cubt
Walnut Grove
India
Robert White
Farm Bureau Club
Wakarusa
H. G. —van Nester
Oak Ridge
Mildred Smith
Frank Tepping
L. R. Clawson
Lawrence civic groups plan events and weddings this February
Invitations go out for bridge luncheons and teas hosted by Mrs White, Mrs Shirar and other officers. A February 18 wedding for Miss Eleanor Hanson and Burney Miller is announced at the Scott home with Kansas University ties. various clubs announce meetings, party nights, and a Valentine gathering at 439 Minis street, plus a stag dinner and a High School P T A session with separate parent and mother gatherings.
Personal notices show travels to Topeka and Kansas City
Mrs. Van Horebeck, Mrs. F. P. Adartis and Mrs. W. E. Lynn spent the day in Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. R. Clyde Johnston went to Topeka for the day. Mrs. H. B. Peaks and Mrs. Harold Constant spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. W. M. Burnam and two children of McLouth were en route to Excelsior Springs to visit ill Barnam. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hill were in Kansas City on business. L. H. Emmett was in Kansas City on business. Supt. M. C. Del Manzo made a business trip to Kansas City. Miss Pearl Laptad left for Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chambers spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. V. A. Young went to Kansas.
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Van_Horebeck
F. P. Adartis
W. E. Lynn
Topeka
R. Clyde Johnston
H. B. Peak S
Harold Constant
Kansas City
W. M. Burnam
McLouth
Excelsior Springs
Barnam
C.E. Hill
L. H. Emmett
del Manzo
City morning bulletin notes Kansas City trips
Miss Hazel Cook and Miss Bernice Cook spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. Donald Harrison of Los Angeles visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E G Gallagher. Floyd Rankin made a business trip to Kansas City. Mrs. G F Hogan and daughter Margaret Anne arrived from California to visit. She leaves Monday for home. Mrs. F F Learned went to Kansas City to visit her son Stanley. Rev Edward Hislop travels to Kansas City for missionary meeting and will speak at 7:30 tonight. Dr F C Allen Earl Potter and Harry Morrow drove to attend Hillyard Schooley basketball game. Dr Allen refereed. Wayne Gill attended the automobile show in Kansas City.
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Ing
California
Eugene Smith
F. F. Learned
Kansas City
Stanley
Edward Hislop
Hislop
F. C. Allen
Earl Potter
Harry Morrow
Hillyard-Schooley Baskettad
Doctor Allen
Wayne Gill
Phillips Milk of Magnesia antacid laxative ad notes prices
The notice advertises Phillips the original Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years as an antacid laxative and corrective, with 25 cent bottles and 50 cent bottles. It mentions directions and that it is available at local drug stores.
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Magnesia
Spring Accessories Brighten Store Display
Spring accessories in wool or fiber sweaters with bandana collars priced from 2.75 dollars feature colors tan red canary orchid blue white. Plaid collar and cuff sets in blue brown green red at 1.00. New celluloid vanities sets 1.50, 2.50 for double. Hudnut Deauville model silver 1.50 single 2.50 double. Dyer Kiss loose powder compact 2.50. Melba Bath Salts 25c 75c 9c. Bath Powder 75c. Bonnie Bee Tale new to display extra size 25c. Ingram Zodette toothpaste 25c.
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East
Hudnut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Simmons
Eleanor Klein
Maxiné Wilhelmi
Frances Funk
Marie Gustafson
Jean Frink
Margery
Alpha Xi-Delta House
Catherine ‘Oder
Gerttrude Holdeffer
Henrietta Volquarts
Freda Lewis
Lois Flagg
Helen Davidson
Helen Barnett
Margaret
Coleman Rose
Virginia Miner
Grace Greenleaf
Mary Martha Miller
Irene Innes
Gertrude Hurley
Leavenworth
Harvey Walker
Helen Trant
Perry
Josephine Seeley
Thelma Brooks
C. D. Kelley
Elmer Brown
Kelley
Cecil Brown
Henry Foulks
Miss Brown
Carl Graeber
Early Huddleston
White
Charles Shirar
Stella Franks Gaunt
Marvel Gaunt
Gerrard Tyrrell
Gaunt
Tennessee Street
Council of
Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Association of University Women
Colonial Tear Room
Agnes Thompson
University
Phi Beta Pi
Frances’ Westfall
Dorothy Fontron
M. P. M. Brid ‘Bridge Club
Tom Harley
Eleanor Hanson
Burney Miller
Iola
Charles S. Scott
Ola
Miss Hanson
Perry C. Hanson
China
United States
Hanson
University of Kansas
Lucille Gise
June Worthington
University Club
William Savage Johnson
H. C. Thurnau
Arthur J. Anderson
George H. Dolbee
Anderson
Mount Oread
Odd Fellows Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lutheran Church
John Johnson
J. al Haglund
J. Sigelin
J. ‘Hiss
Mary Peterson
Anna Hart
Ida Olson
Parent-Teacher Association
Henry Asher
George O. Foster
Mrs. Co. v. Kent
James O’bryan
Ohio Street
L. G. Carter
Amigos Club
Vermont Street
Robert Harner
J. A. Bogue
J. B. Five Hundred Club
Gilbert Kell
Mrs. Galen -Ware
Home Aid Society
A.S. Eliot
East Twelfth + street
Valentine
Phillips
Usucal
Ingram
New York
Innes, Hackman and Company
J. S. ST. Clair
Eldridge Flower Shop
C. B
Lincoln
Col
Linit
State Bank
Lawrence, Kans
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