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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
5
The University Women’s Club holds a finance tea at 8 PM in Myers Hall with Miss Cecile Burton’s dramatic art class performing. The club funds a yearly scholarship for a University woman, Jessie Uttinger this year, sustained by monthly member contributions.
Campus Wallace Thompson's book review and Mrs H Reding notes precede a meeting two weeks hence with Mrs George Poster. First Baptist Church farewell for Mr and Mrs Evans marked by a floor lamp gift, pink sweet peas, and a large tea crowd. Watkins Bank holds annual meeting with re elected directors and a turkey dinner for staff and guests. A bridge tea honors Mrs Kugler with prize winners and the Kugler prior name change. Annie Mitchell lands two roles in Washington Square College Players productions. Birth: Otis Wiggins announces a son Ray Otis, a daughter Betty Lou to follow.
Miss Bertha Pearl wed Dr Blaine Free Moore in New York City on December 20 with Dr John Haynes Holmes officiating. Moore, a former head of political science at Kansas, now teaches at the American University and helps lead the U S Chamber of Commerce in Washington D C. The ceremony was quiet due to Moore’s father’s death. The couple will reside in Washington D C. A Country Club dance for members follows tomorrow at 9 PM.
Public recital by the University School of Fine Arts music department in Fraser Hall chapel tomorrow at 8:20 pm. Admission free. Performances include piano solos by Dickson and Lee, vocal pieces by Speck and Peabody, violin works with Hopkins and Stevens, organ symphony by Victor, ensemble trio No. 14, and pieces by Bach Liszt Wagner Haydn.
Mollie Ray Carroll former YWCA secretary at the university writes Labor and Politics recounting the American Federation of Labor's stance toward children. She taught social and political science at Goucher College Baltimore after earning a PhD at Chicago University and working on the Washington child labor board.
Little Hazel Blanch Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Clark of Clinton Kansas born February 11 1917 died of diphtheria January 5 1923 aged 5 years 10 months and 4 days She leaves father mother sister two brothers and many relatives and friends The burial was Friday at Clinton cemetery with a short service by Rev S A Gardner The family recalls her sweet nature and the prayerful bedside singing she led for her siblings
A student body event in Fraser Hall featured discussions on campus reforms and women's issues led by Miss Ras iB and Mrs. Carla Butler. Dr Martha Bacon promotes a dermatology lecture by Dr Richard Sutton in Fraser Chapel on Friday January 19 at 7 30 with skin cancer illustrations. A K U ex-secretary writes on labor and politics in a newly published book from Houghton Mifflin.
The school will meet tonight at 7 15 in the study hall to elect new members. Former workers on the Budget high school paper will give short talks. Suzanna Moody Donald Higgins and Stanley Learned will speak before the Press Club. Judy Bradley is president.
The Press Club plans an evening session inviting new members to join. Attendance is encouraged as the club reviews upcoming events and welcomes newcomers.
Mrs. Floyd Clark died at De Soto yesterday. The funeral will be held there tomorrow at 1 o clock with interment in Vinland Cemetery. Dr. E J Blair, formerly of Lawrence, died in Los Angeles yesterday after an extended illness.
Dr Blair formerly of Lawrence died after returning to California. Masonic services will honor him at the grave in Mount Hope cemetery Monday. Survived by wife and two sons. An illustrated Porto Rico missionary lecture by Y C Carpenter is set for tonight at 7:30 in the Christian church auditorium, slides to depict seventeen years of work. Public invited.
The L H S F debate team will meet Paola on January 19 at 3 30 in the high school study hall to argue that the United States should adopt an industrial commission or court like the Kansas plan. Eva Russell has returned from Kansas City after visiting Mrs W R Doolittle.
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