University school of fine arts to present vesper service
The third vesper of the year is set for Sunday January 20 at 4 o clock in Fraser Hall. A bright program features organ works by Miss Cleta Johnson, the Women's Glee Club, a violin piece by Mr Edward Kurtz, piano and organ solos by Mr Carl Preyer and Mr C E Skilton, plus vocal and string performances. The public is invited to attend.
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University School of Fine Arts
Fraser Hall
Cleta Johnson
Ohro
Idee’ Kamer
Women's Glee Club
Adeeb Aren
Waldemay’Gelteh
Marion Thompson
Swarthout
Arthur Foote
Women’s Glee Club
Catherine Moore
Helen Marcelle
Pepperettes Club Gathers for Spirit and Plans Progress
A Lawrence school night featured the Pepperettes with white uniforms and a drill spelling the club name. Officers include Arlene Church president and Josephine Hosford secretary treasurer. committees cover telegrams, constitution, publicity, and more as they back school activities. Elizabeth Murphy wed Loxley H. Vincent in a Lawrence Episcopal ceremony with a canton crepe gown and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Horton
Merle Griffith
Gily
Virginia Hutson
Josephine Klein
Nadine Bryant
Rose McCulloch
Ruth Christine
Olive Weatherby
Helen Mack
Velma Calvert
Josephine Hosford
Dorothy Shand
Leona Marshy
Lydia Harris
Arlene’ Church
Pepperettes
Andy McDonald
Carnival Guests at Fort Leavenworth Party. Auction Bridge Notes
A lively social scene featured Major and Mrs E W Turner Captain and Mrs H G Archibald Lieutenant and Mrs H J Casey Colonel Peak Major Herring of Fort Leavenworth among guests plus reserve officers from Lawrence. Mrs George J Kirchhoff hosted Friday Auction Bridge. Mrs Walter Thiele won high score and Mrs Anson Storm earned a guest prize. Pink roses colored the decor and two course refreshments. Mrs Harriet Aynerson visited Kansas City for a luncheon by the PEOs honoring Supreme President Mrs Vina J Bowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Turner
H. G. Archibald
H. J.casey
Peak
Herring
Fort Leavenworth
Lawrence
A. M. Ockerblad
John. R. Dyer
R. C. Mitchell
George J. Kirchhoff
Walter Thiele
Anson Storm
Harriet Aynerson
Kansas City
P. E. O's of
Vina J. Bowden
Personal notices of Kansas City and Topeka visitors and moves
Mrs H Kipkinton is confined to home threatened with pneumonia. Miss Perkins spends weekend at Mrs Parker's in Topeka. Miss Bridgman, a University student, returns to Topeka. W E Mitchell travels to Kansas City on business. Miss Darling and Miss Ogden tour Kansas City. Miss Shimell spends day in Kansas City. Mrs Mason of Kansas City and daughter Catherine Jane Mason return to Kansas City. Mrs Rynerson attends luncheon for PEO president Nina Bowden. Mrs Penney and Mrs Jordan visit Ottawa. T J Sweeney travels to Kansas. Mrs Kendall spends weekend in Iola. Mrs Weaver travels to Kansas City to see Music Box Revue. Miss Hand of Topeka returns to Lawrence. Mrs Foulk of Dayton and Mrs McDonald return from Topeka visit. Foulk leaves tonight. Prof Kellogg spends day in Topeka. Mr and Mrs McCann visit friends in Gardner. Mrs Dora Bryant returns from Monrovia, Cal. Mrs Soxman of Chicago guest of Mr and Mrs Kvine for over a week. J D McNeill spends weekend in Kansas City visiting Mrs Crow. Miss Eldfeldt of Kansas City spends weekend at Sigma Kappa house. Mr and Mrs Brodhead depart for Colorado Springs. Fred Howard improving from pleurisy. Charles Lusk of Kansas City visits Mat and Mrs La Hester. M J Skofstad ill, moved from hospital to home. improving. S M McCurdy at Excelsior Springs reported much better. Miss Mildred McKinney of Tope.
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H. Kipkinton
Margaret Perkins
Frank Parker
Topeka
Lillian Bridgman
W. E. Mitchell
Kansas City
Alice Darling
Geneva Ogden
Helen Shimell
C. L. Mason
Catherine Jane
Mason
University
Harriet .Rynerson
H. J. Penney
J. F.jordan
Ottawa
T. J. Sweeney
E. H. Kendall
Iola
A. D. Weaver
Schubert Theater
Miriam Hand
Lawrence
A. D. Foulk
Dayton, C
Iva M. McDonald
Foulk
J. M. Kellogg
Monrovia
Cal
Fred Soxman
Chicago
George Kvine
J.D. McNeill
Charles Crow
Dorothy Eldfeldt
Sigma Kappa House
2. B. Brodhead
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fred Howard
Charles Lusk
Kansas_ City
Mat
F._ La Hester
M. J. Skofstad
S. M. McCurdy
Excelsior Springs
Mildred McKinney
Tola
Kansas City Weekend Visits Reported by Local Residents
Visiting her sister Miss Mary McKinney and Miss Arlene Roberts Mrs BR D Jackman and daughter Jean were in Kansas City for the day J J Parelman a University student spends the weekend at his Kansas City home Miss Bella Spencer went to Pleasanton on business today J F Morris spent the day in Kansas City Mrs J B Mack Miss Alberta Mack and Miss Lorena Mack spent the day in Kansas City Tom Noud and Mick Noud who have been with their sister Miss Lily Noud returned home in Kansas City this morning Warren Griffith a University student from Kansas City Kansas spends the weekend at his home
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Mary McKinney
Arlene Roberts
BR. D. Jackman
Jean
Kansas City
J. J. Parelman
Kansas Ciy
Bella Spencer
Pleasanton
J. F. Morris
J. B. Mack
Alberta Mack
Lorena Mack
Tom Noud
Mick Noud
Lily Noud
Warren Griffith
the University
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals and Drama League Tryouts
Death notices include Wesley Slusser death at his sister’s Blackwell Oklahoma home and Geneva Stull eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Stull died at home with funeral in Stull cemetery. Charles I Martin of Clinton area died. funeral plans pending. Drama League tryouts at Ayain Theater Green Hall 7:30 pm Monday January 27 for The Twelve Pound Look and Rococo. A KU Dramatic Club Valentine banquet set for February 7 with annual event and future Little Theater funding plans.
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Wesley Slusser
Welsner
Douglas County
Overbrook
Blackwell
Okla
Slusser
Frank Slusser
Lecompton
Geneva Stull
Henry Stull
Stull Cemetery
Drama League
Ayain Theater
Green Hall
Trayverence Drama League
J. M. Barrie
Granville Barker
A_ Dramatic Club
K.U. Dramatic Club
Little Theater
Examinations Set For County Teachers Next Weekend
County teachers will take examinations next Friday and Saturday at O J Lane office. Tests are administered three times yearly. A separate item notes a chicken Sunday dinner for 50 cents per plate hosted by Mrs Emma Guftin.
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O. J. Lane
Emma Guftin
Guy Bates Post to Star at Bowersock Theatre Tuesday
Prominent American actor Guy Bates Post returns from an Australia tour to perform in The Climax at Bowersock Theatre on Tuesday January 22. The veteran star, praised worldwide, brings a career of twenty five years on stage across Europe Australia and the U S to this engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bates Post
America
Australia
Bowersock Theatre
Post
Edward J. “Locks
Luigi Golfanti
Europe
All America
Lecture on Oriental Rug Making at Weaver’s store
Last night at 8 p.m. H.K. Nahigian of Kansas City delivered a lecture on Oriental rug making. He explained the origin of floor coverings, materials used, wool washing and spinning, dyeing and weaving, and outlined different designs.
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H.K. Nahigian
Kansas City
Rug display at Weaver's ends with auction bid night
Mr Nahigian displays almost $30 000 worth of rugs at Weaver's during the election period and will hold an auction offering rug lovers a chance to buy at their bid.
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K. H. Nahigian
Nahigian
Weaver's
Haskell Day to Honor Football Team at Chamber Luncheon
January 29 marks Haskell Day with the Chamber of Commerce hosting a luncheon. The football squad will be guests of honor and give short talks alongside Chamber officers.
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Haskell
Chamber of Commerce
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C. E. Lindley
Otto Ellis
Elks Club
C. B.lindley
H. E. Don Carlos
R. G. Patterson
Lee
Pan Hellenic Association
Pan Héllenic
Louise Saltmarsh
Betty Michel
Anni Shanklin
Elva Plank
C. Sc. Shepherd
Lawrence, Reading
W. H. Babb
Kipling
C. L. Rutter
Earl Farris
New Hampshire Street
Robert Reynolds
Robert Pugh
Charles Kinnamon
Sigma Phi Epsilon
C. B. Leonard
University Club
Wilder S. Metcalf
Frank H. Hodder
Professor Whitlock
School of Fine Arts
Iocal
de Molay
West Fourteenth Street
Phi Delta Tau
Masons
K. U. Dramatic Club
Quivera Club
Mrs. &. DP
Cone
Tennessee Street
Fredo Buarteldes
Ventura Club
Indiana Street
F. L Callicotte
Helene
Gertrude Smith
Estella Lowery
C. T. Royston
Review Club
F. C. Luckan
F. B. ‘Strong Avill
R. LH. Club
Lawrence Senior High Period
Elizabeth Murphy
Loxley H. Vincent
Episcopal Church
EB. A. Edwards
Helen Pendleton
Frysinger
Moore
Vincent
Lawrence High School
Eric
Kans
Kennard W. C. T. U
Heme
W. C. M. Clark
Charles Vickery
John Ise
Business and Professional Women's Club
Mary Hogan
Concordia, Mo
Chapter AZ
P. EB. O
Phi Beta Pi
Beatrice Williamson
H. W. Rursman
Rosenow
Williamson
Leta Maude Harner
W. 5. Henderson
A. Bleck
Mary Ellen Stafford
C. D. Cowgill
Stafford
Oskaloosa
Town
Curt _Rosenow
Bleck
Norman Westlund
Ethan Gill
Charles Shofstall
University of Minois
University Commons
Thompson
School of Commerce
University of Ilinois
R. Os T. G
Wiedemann Grill
Tues
San Francisco
Irving
Hines Ard
Lou Angel
Mam Bf
Charles E. Martin
Charles I. Martin
Clinton
DE Watteville-Fischer School of Dancing
Fox’s Tea & Coffee
Mass
Onmefiscrers
Narigian
Margaret Lillie
Ethel Clayton ~ and Company
Varsity
Bowersock
J. Warren Kerrigan
and Anna Q. Nilsson
Varsity Theatre
Frank Borzage
He Humphrey
Moadels
C. J. Dodds
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