Inauguration Attendees and Local Social Notes
Guests at the Topeka inauguration of Governor Jonathan M. Davis included Mrs. Klug and T. Johnston plus prominent state Democrats. Dinners and luncheons featured Forrest Luther of Cimarron and other hosts. Karser sisters attended the reception. Community events cover quilting bees, W C T U anniversaries, and county Sunday School gatherings with detailed local participant lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klug T. Johnston
Jonathan M. Davis
Statehouse
Tiogh
Forrest Luther
Cimarron
Frank Hiatt
Parsons
W. W.W. Gordon
Kansas City
Drennon
Arkansas City
Johnston
Elk’s Club
Clyde Peterson
Ida Sells Marshall
Tillotson
Topeka
Margaret Grandall
Pittsburg
Kathryn Kayser
Quincy
Lucile Kayser
University
State House
Mary Davis McCormick
Nell Davis
Jonathan
Winter's Own Color guests at Alpha Omicron Pi house
Social notes from Topeka recount Winter's Own Color event with Miss Agatha Hoffman hosting at Alpha Omicron Pi and readings by Mrs Schrively. Guests and hostesses listed. next meeting to be at Alpha Chi Omega with several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strayer
Wilson
Miss Hoffman
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army Hall
Woman’s Relief Corps
Ladies of the G. A., R
Grand Army
Mrs Horton Ill in Research Hospital Kansas City Visit
Mrs Theodore Chariton traveled to Kansas City to visit her father A. K. Horton who is very ill in Research hospital. His condition showed some improvement in the last ten days. Mrs J M Wilson and Mrs William Salve joined the trip for shopping. Dean H L Butler was in Kansas City on business. Mrs Lucy Moss, retiring district court clerk, left yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
T.’H. Kennedy
Carl Phillipe
Pasadena
Roland de Watteville
J. C. Weigel
Wichita
Kan
Verdi Hemming
Kansas City
Drescher
Harold Megill
Lecompton
F. 4. Testerman
Theodore ‘Chariton
A. K. Horton
Horton
J. M. Wilson
William Salve
Dean H. L. Butler
Lucy “Moss
Kansans Triumph Over Nebras in Early Basketball Clash
A fast paced basketball game Friday ended 22 to 12 in favor of Kansas as they kept pressure early and contained Nebras. In other campus news, two oral interpretation contestants were chosen for the Little Theatre contest, and an art exhibit from Chicago Society of Artists opens January 14 in the East Administration Building. Military property from former ROTC students is being sought, Bayonets and pistol holders among items. The Kansas Board considers membership recommendations and the campus debate on Cone's theory continues. Ethel Roe displays Sorolla inspired works in the university collection today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
Snyder
Madeline Donmeyer
Chicago Society of Artists
Ethel Roe
Sorolla
Robinson Gymnasium
K. U. 51
Cone
Transjordan Emir Abdullah Returns to Egypt for Talks
Emir Abdullah ruler of Transjordania travels to Egypt to consult with the British government on the country’s future. He plans to return via Mecca to confer with King Hussein of the Hedjaz. The British foreign office recognizes Transjordan’s military and political independence. Abdullah has maintained peace since 1920 with aid from British advisor Philby and a small troop detachment. He leads a Syrian Palestinian staff and has opened schools in major towns. Taxes and roads resemble those in Palestine and customs are collected from both Palestinian and Syrian governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern
Abdullah
Transjordania
Egypt
Mecca
Palestine
Philby
Riza Fasha Rikabi
Palestine Budget
Bedouin Tensions and Oasis Captures Highlight Arabian Story
The report notes strained relations as Ibn Sa'ud advances toward el Jayf in the Syrian desert, while Arab nationalists doubt Abdullah and Hussein. It mentions Bedouin hostility and a shift in British-backed policy, alongside a Tennessee family visit ending with Mrs. Fitzgerald’s aunt in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibn Sa’ud
Nejed
el Jayf
Syrian Desert
Abdullah
Hussein
Leavenworth Issues Bonds at Par with Premium
Leavenworth city sold 109000 dollars in improvement bonds at par plus a premium of 3.76 per thousand to a Wichita brokerage firm. Bonds were 600 dollar denomination. Lilli Bear of Kamas was a Sunday guest at Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ePrenworth- Tate City
Leavenworth City
Wichita
Catise
Lilli Bear of
Kamas
Yi Morris
N. Celal
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.C. T. U. Meeting
Kennard W. C. T.U
Chamber of Commerce
County Sunday School Association
J. 5. Daniels
Douglas County Sunday School Association
W. J. Huscher
A. H. Fiehler
R. E. Gabriel
Enders
August Walters
Stull
H. 5. Gardner
Clinton
J. W. Garbutt
Lone Star
H. K. Ebright
Ethna Jones
Baldwin
Will Gorrill
C. W. Newby
J. S. Stover
Lawrence
League of Women Voters
League of Women. Voters
F. W. Gaunt
Tennessee Street
W.W. Davis
Wiedemann's
Dick Williams
Lucile Elmore
Fred Stone
Shubert Theatre
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Music Club
Reamer
Helen Pendleton
Penne] Street
Royal Auction Card
William Docking
Royal Auction Card Club
H. B. Ober
Charles City
Sunior High
Righ Schoot
Fons Nation
Wil
Old
Ita
Ursday
Jad
Yeaterday
Mins
Martha
Woman's Home Missionary
Women's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Hislop
South
Duplicate Auction Bridge Club
L., N. Lewis
M. E
Methodist Indian Girls of Haskell Institute
John Hal
Knowledge Hill
Fred Grauberger
Roll Call
Needlecraft Club
E. B. Dicker
Elm St
Nelle C. Cox
Phong
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
Mass, St. Hormuath
Nebras
Kansas
Rahg
Kansans
Kansan m
Kansas Board
E. Db. Haldeman
Acaria Fraternity
Loyd, Fitzgerald
Martha Louise
Memphis
Tenn
Hester & Roberts Optometris
Massachusetts Street
Wolf’s Book Store
Mass
Bowersock
the Entertainer Supreme
D . Clam Morris
Harry Lauder
New York Sun
Hox
New
Open
Ladies’ Union
Phoenix and
Onyx Sports Hose
Oxford
Delft
Brown Suede
U.S
Pat
Helene Chadwick
Brothers Under the Skin
Peter B. Kyne
Sun‘ghin
Hazel
Hollywood
Earle Williams
Central America
Tropics
Varsity
New York
Adolph Zukor
Fitzmaurice
Ouida Bergere
Willard Mack
Larry. Lemon
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