New Year Party and Club Meetings Gather Local Guests
Pomona and Ottawa residents attended a New Year’s party hosted by Miss Mary Dyer at her South Lawrence home with Rose Snyder and Robert Dills among the guests. The issue details a Review Club meeting at Mrs C E Merwin’s and notes multiple other club gatherings, birthdays, and upcoming events including the University Women’s Club January 11 meeting for a scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose “Snyder
Pomona
Robert Dills
Ottawa
Mary Dyer
Lawrence
Priate
Soer
Rose Snyder
Misa
Hazeld Faringer
Lena
Simpson
Mies
Genevieve Newt
Margaret Drennon
Nees Fenstemaker
Rawin’ Fenstemaker
Edwin Love
Quentin Richard
Welden Houser
Glen Richard
Arthur Eastman
James Smith
Emery Faringer
Review Lab
C. E. Merwin
Ethel Cowles
France
Yosemite Valley
California
H.W. Henderson
J.B. Wilson
H. W. Henderson
Ohio Street
University Women’s Club
Twentieth Century. Club
Twentieth Century Club
H. Ashton
P. F. Walker
Jacobs
Elizabeth Bliss
Local Club News Roundup and Society Events
Reeder of Columbus and Mrs Lamble of Liverpool visiting in city attended a Coterie Club gathering where Miss Caroline Wolters hosted and guests included Mrs Hunter Mrs Eby and several Hill sisters. Community groups announce meetings a card party for New Year’s Eve and a white elephant exchange at J W Howards, with notes on officers elected and Arbuckle protest resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Club
Caroline’ Wolters
Herbert Hunter
Lisle Eby
Fox
Julia Hill
Josephine Hill
Ruth Kenney
Aldrich
Topeka
G. W. Price
Leslie Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Glen Harlan
C. O. Brooks
Assembly Speech Opening 1923 High School Event
Dr. Lindley will speak at the first 1923 assembly for high school students. Chancellor E H Lindley is to address attendees at 10 45 in the Methodist church on Monday January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lindley
E. H. Lindley
Hi-V Speaker Olney Addresses Lawrence High School
Hi V members heard F H Olney of Lawrence High School speak last night at the Chamber of Commerce building about the positive role such an organization can play in a school. A $2 prize is offered for a favorite two crust pie recipe with extra helpings. poultry and eggs ads appear in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Olney
Hi-V
F. H. Olney
Lawrence High School
Chamber of Commercce
Weekend visitors and travels noted across Ottawa area
Several residents are mentioned with visits and travel plans including Robert Dills returning to Ottawa after a weekend with James Smith and a Mary Dyer hosted watch party. Others head to Mitchell and Topeka for church, work, and family events while many honor attending funerals and meetings.
Topeka Conference Attends School Code Meet
A Topeka church service was held today to mark a visit by Kelly, dean of administration at the university, who attended a conference of the school code commission in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kelly
School Code Commission
New Year Activities Highlight Hill Campus
Rev Ettot Porter spoke at the first Y W C A meeting of 1923 stressing action behind resolutions. K U broadcasts radio talks with Professor Dill on ownership of the press and Karl Schlademan on athletic training. Sour Owl plans include New Year themes and holiday humor. Freshman women plan a discussion style meeting with the group in charge and earlier sent fifty dressed dolls to city children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettot Porter
Presbyterian Church
Porter
K. UW
Evenine
W. A. Dill
Department of Journalism
Karl Schlademan
Star
WNAF
Alumni News Letter Keeps Old Members Informed
Editors from the department publish a personal greeting to alumni and former students. The sheet offers concise news bits and preserves the sense of the old crowd gathering in Spooner Library to catch up and complete backlogged readings before the holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner
High Hopes for 1923 Independence Message
In a New Year message Mrs. TR. Bittman of the Kansas men's clubs expresses high ideals and optimism for 1923. She calls for an intelligent citizenry, active participation, and a stronger nation educationally, industrially, and spiritually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kan
Bittman
Kansas
Hyize
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A. W. Garvin
Betty Anne Ferrier
Mary, Lou Spray
Margaret’ Lewis
Betty Mae Schultz
Reynolds Schultz
Phyllis Weibel
Ladies Literary League
H. B. Kibler
George Maffet
H. B. Asher
R. L. H. Club
Home Aid Society
J. W. Howard
Rhode Island Street
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Grand Army
No Name Club
F. W. Cutter
A. J. Lane
Eleanor Porter
David
Midland Rural Club
Fred Lewis
Masonic Temple
Arbuckle
Roscoe
Fatty Arbuckle
State Federation of Women's Clubs
National Federation
Helen Stafford
Dick. Fearitg
Mitchell
C. A
W. B. Dalton
Kansas City
D. HH. Stafford
Mankato
Olin K. Fearing
Harry Knight
St. Paul
Anta Mottinger
Vinlagh
Oscar Stubbs
Robert
W. Kh. Stubbs
S. C. Kersey
Ervin Trueblood
Hester
Mary Metzler
Paola
L. M. Metzler
F. M. Testerman
United Brethren Church
Conference Board
Fern Stringer
Scott Bailey
W. T. Cline
Virginia Lee
Chanute
E. E. McAferty
Bowersock
the Entertainer Supreme
William Morris
Sir Harry Lauder
LIN
Harry Lauder
New York Sun
Kirby Cleaners & Dyers
Mass
Bowersock Theatre
Augustus Pitol
Tarkingsons
Carter
Bear Underwear
Kelley
Edison
Fedymare
Cis
Peter B. Kyne
America
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Marjorie Daw
Forrest Stanley
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