Miss Bushong and Dolberg to Wed This Spring
Miss Rachel Bushong will marry Ray Dolberg of Chicago this spring. She was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. George C. Shaad on Crescent Drive. Guests crafted tea towels and refreshment napkins and presented a tan and brown airplane suitcase as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Bushong
Preel J
Ray Dolberg
Chicapo
George C. Shaad
Crescent Drive
David Shand
Social calendar chronicles clubs and gatherings
A long social calendar lists Monday through Friday events across auction, bridge, sewing, reading, and club meetings. It notes hostess duties, weddings and engagements, a mock trial at a gathering, births including Harriet Louise Spears and Gordon Louis Fishburn, and plans for showers, lectures, and church group activities with numerous local names and addresses.
Personal notices of travel and visits in early 20th century
Theodore Lander will leave tomorrow evening to spend time in Douglas Wyoming. Mrs Walter M Gox and Miss Ruth Adair returned from Padua and will stay with their mother Emma Adair. Miss Adair plans to go home to Helena Montana over the weekend. Miss Helen Rannels and Miss Mary Washington return to Manhattan after visiting Miss Rannels aunt Mrs L N Flint. Mr and Mrs H L Dunkerley and Glen Mitchell spent weekend with Mr and Mrs H S Mitchell in Joplin Missouri. Mrs T W Rule returned to Wichita after weekend visit. formerly Miss Elizabeth Stilwell. Miss Gertrude Gilmore taken to Memorial hospital yesterday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lander
Douglas
Wyo
Walter M. Gox
Ruth ‘Adair
Padua
Emma Adair
Adair
Helena
Mont
Helen Rannels
Mary Washington
Manhattan
H. L. Dunkerley
Glen Mitchell
KU Faculty Recital Presented This Evening
Three University of Kansas School of Fine Arts faculty members will perform a recital at o o'clock in the Administration auditorium. Performers include baritone William B. Downing violinist M Conrad McGrew and pianist Roy Underwood with Ruth Creutt accompanying Prof Downing. Program follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
William B. Downing
M. Conrad McGrew
Roy Underwood
Ruth Crcutt
Downing
Countess Frederic De Janzé and Raymond de Trafford wed in France
Alice Silverthorne of Chicago once the Countess Frederic De Janzé married Raymond Vincent de Trafford in France. A scuffle over a gun during the incident left both wounded at a Paris station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alice Silverthorne
Chicago
Frederic de Janzé
France
Raymond Vincent de Trafford
Spring influence shows in lingerie styles in New York
New York reports spring has arrived in fashion, bringing sheer lingerie and nightrobes in white tones from gardenia to ivory. Fitted brassieres appear, lace trimmed pajama ensembles use cream satin, and coordinated accessories like matching shoes, bags, and gloves with white belts accompany new jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walderlied Sonata in A Major by Schone and McGrew
A fragmented note lists Schone Wi Waldeszesprach and Walderlied in A major, Op. 100 Grahms Ailekro with Andante tranquilla and Vivace sections. Mentions Mr. McGrew, a US man, and Schuman Schumann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldeszesprach
Walderlied
Mir Downing
Mr. McGrew
Schuman
Sermon on Washington and World Revolution
A Unitarian Church sermon discusses George Washington and the American Revolution, arguing that world conditions require new leadership and a worldwide commission of the best minds to study industrial and social problems. The flow aims to guide democracy toward social justice, ordering change and preventing chaos and discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
George Washington
Backus
We Fuether
Smiler
Gadsbys Tavern Stage Set For Washington Birthday Reenactment
In Alexandria through Gadsbys Tavern on Main Street a 15th century building hosts a reenactment of Washington birthdays. The venue’s ballroom, once a center for ball and supper, featured in the painting Washington Dancing the Minuet with Sally Fairfax. The event, scheduled for Monday night February 22, gathers a company to relive those historic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsby
Mount Vernon
Alexandria
John Gadsby
Metropolitan Museum of Art
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
George Mason
the Lees
St. Andrews Society
America
Encyelopedia Britannica
Washington
Martha
Col
John Carlyle
Sally” Fairfax
Bryan
Lord Fairfax
Sally Fairfax
Community Notes From No. 10 And Vicinity
Dinner honors Fidel Howery of Kansas City as Farmers Union meets with Millard Dakson presiding. Local gatherings include Kirchner Mohler dinner, Dyer Whities visit, and a colonial tea at Union district school with a George Washington address by Dr C F E Holcombe. Prizes awarded for costumes and a clothespin contest won by Helen Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes. White
Union
C. Fe.holcombe
Baldwin
Ceorge Washington
White
Ike Thomas
Helen Sutton
George Ington
Rvs
Adolph Johanning
Miss White
Rose White
Jth
Community Notes and Local Gatherings Reported
Mrs. Jerald Hobson and Mrs. Harry Hobson attended a Rebekahs meeting in Baldwin on Tuesday night. Local residents enjoyed hospitality at a party hosted by Ben Davison last Saturday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hird, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Emery, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hobson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Hobson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Stewart, and Mr. Fred Barkley. Jerald Hobson and family had Sunday dinner with J. L. Hobson and family, plus Miss Tose White and Dan White visiting Richard Hazlewood at Christ's Hospital in Topeka. they dined with Mr. and Mrs. George Ordback. John Cunningham and Merlin Cook couples traveled to Kansas City on Sunday to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Pohl
Baldwin
Frances Osher Turner
Walter Pohl
C. E. Esterly
Round Table
Eva Horton
Walter Fohl
Ches _ter Gipson
Ernest Pohl
Frances Oshel Turner
Chas. Oshel
Thomas Miller
Ace Turner
James Oshel
Belle Buckles
Jack Cramblit
Curtis Newcomer
Roy Clary
Arthur Hatter
George Sammers
Joe Brubaker
Frank Sutton
Bert Emery
Harry Hobson
John Cunningham
John Cline
Ed Stoneking
Chas
Detwi
Toe Lauer
Kirchner
Carry Flory
Geo. Bechtel
Finest Sohi
Glenn Flora
Charles” Gilliland
Ben Gibson
Conrad Gastrock, Jr
Chester Gibson
Browning
John Gibson
Ben C. Nelson
Walter Dyer
Oscar Dyer
Ike Thomas
E. Shaw
Mabel
Eva Haas
Helen Sutton
Velma Turner
Rose
Agnes
Doris, Meyers
Stella _ Gibson
Marie” Moranville
Katherine Cochran
Fred* Ficer
Caroline Pelisky
Chas. Kirchner
Marie
Gerald
Henry Mohler
Martin
Mary Whitites
Agnes White
Douglas County Teachers Association
Laisrence
Dorothy
Hurlbrink
Baldwin H. S
Jerald Hobson
Roe Emery
Rebekahs
Ben Davison
M. Hird
Bert. Emery
Harry. Hobson
Bryan Stewart
Fred Barkley
J. L. Hobson
Tose White
Dan White
Topeka
Richard Hazlewood
Christ's Hospital
George Ordback
John Cunningham J
Merlin Cook
Kansas City
Vis
Mrs Maurice Cook Welcomes New Baby at Trinity Lutheran
Mrs Maurice Cook and her newborn child are reported at Trinity Lutheran hospital. Ted Hobbs is ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cook
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Ted Hobbs
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Betts Dunmire
E. Herbert Dunmire
Edwin V. Butler
Kan
A. E. Edgar
St. Joseph
Edward Hislop
the Methodist Episcopal Church In
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Crs
Butler
Dusky Avenue
University of Kansas
Alpha Delta Fi Sorority
Kansas City Star
Lucy McCullagh
J. H. Holtte
Calonial Tea Room
Frances
Richard
A. M. Wilcox
Tota Nu
C. E. Decker
Fred Zoelner
Toneanoxie
R. D.* Perkins
P. Wo
Hotel Wiiridge
Reehts
Wiedemann’s
Entre Nous
Charles E. Leuk
Agnes Thompson
University Women's Club
Myers Hall
Country Club
Merry Amsrons
K. Lesch
Farsons
Home Aid
So- Gifford
Hof
Wheeler
Auttion Club
F. W. Gaunt
Vendredi Club
BE. W. Parsons
P. E
Ralph Nicias
Clarence Pine
P. Blo
C. He Constant
Paul Fenking
W. &. Spalding
Ralph Ward
Bert Harbeson
John Roberts
Fred ‘Hunsinger
Hunsinger
M. Makeson
J. R. West
Bunn
J. F. Price
D. D. Starling
L. B. Spears
New York Street
Memorial Hospital
Harriet
Louise
Spears
Helen Stallman
P.E.O. Will
C. H. Constant
Paul Rankin
Barker Avenue
A. W. Lamb
Art
Helen Hodges
Ben
New High School
Florence Snow
Hodges
le Club
Miss Snow
C. D. Young
John, Levett
John Ise
W. A. Churchill
Mary S. Thomas
Marie Walls
W. H. Schoewe
Roy Towne
F. S._ Butcher
Charles Gaumer
C. Beardslee
Elizabeth McGuire
Jessie Allien
Schoewe
Beardslee
Alpha Gamma Della Mothers’ Club
Lemuel Rothberger
Shirley Grace
Clu
Ernest Krasold
C. G. Czaplinski
Temnola Club
J. F
Zee
C. W. “Spare
E. F.caldwell
Cami Club
Frank Banks
N. Lewis
Fredo Barteldes
E. E. Bun
Loyal Ladies
Methodist Church
B. and P.W. Club
Eldridge
Robert A. Hunt
Louise Nelson
H. W. Craig
Elizabeth Tuttle
H. E. Capen
A. F. Fishburn
Lone Star
Gordon Louis
Friends In Council
C. M. Baker
Charles Ey Louk
Entre Nous Club
New Hampshire Street
Lyle Charles Cut
Jler
Helven Ruth
Richard Floyd Allen
George Rileh
Walters E. Burnett
First Methodist Church of
Offi‘ciating
Jiaw School
University of Kanscos
Allen
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
F. BR. MccCulloch
Louisiana
L. H. Emmett
E. B. Dicker
Elmstrett
First Methodist Church
Hal Nottingham
Puane Cooke
E. G. Stith
A. B. Bwint
Barbara Jean
Orietta Bower
Miss Bower
Nadine Laster
Phyllis June Marlowe
Betty Ann Skinner
Mary Smith
Dorothy Dicker
Betty Day
Alma Hubble
Opal Clark
Lorain Cain
Ruth Cripe
Amy Hansen
Helen House
Marian Lee Wiley
Elfreda Guntert
Dorothy Mull
Ruth Wilson
Rex Mills
Billy Nichols
Ray Hicks
Ralph Hubble
Richard Jones
Buddy Frame
Dewey Cripe
Harry Crisp
Wayne Lloyd
Emil Guntert
Wiley Wilson
Roger Lou Ewing
Ingleside Club
Seth W. Slaughter
Minnie Walker
D. K. Rice
J. E. Hoopes
Quivira
George Atkeson
Albert Gieseman
Williamstown
Robert Henry
Lawrence Hospital
Robert House
Sigma Kappa Mothers Club
Constant
Kentucky Street
Review Club
J. M. Neville
Vermont Street
A. F. Babcock
Cosmos Club
W. G. McConnell
Alaska
Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicates
Mr. Downing
Jol McCrae
Tenessl
Abbott
Vu. S. Guyer
Fidel -Howery
Lou
Andrew
George M. Mumtzel
Harry Flory
Helen
Elmer Rappard
Mary Perleyr
C Gilliland
Hazel
Glenn
Dudley
Sarah
Cline
Nettie Cline
Farmers
Laura
Cuo
Rinsa
Aess
Westinghouse
Cne
Ark Ua
City
J.W. Alexander
Mass
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jayhawk Floral Gardens
Tenn
Sth & Tenn
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