Club and social events tease town with gatherings
The report lists multiple social club meetings and events. The La Corte club elected officers, Mrs. William Frowe hosted, and guests included Mrs. Bagby of Kansas City. Other items note a Quincy School sixth grader party, a League of Women Voters luncheon, and a Friday Card Club gathering with prize awards. A Dairs Borscheid wedding announcement concludes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Corte Club
William Frowe
Frowe
Robert Jenkins
W. W. Henry
Legion Hosts Benefit Show and Recital in Lawrence
The local American Legion post hosted a benefit performance of Seven to Baldpate at the country club with Major W. P. MacLean and Mrs. MacLean as guests. A three piece orchestra provided music as cast members invited guests. Recital by Miss Kell and advanced pupils followed at a nearby venue with a program featuring works by Lichner Offenbach and Grieg among others. Births and visits round out the Lawrence social scene with family announcements and upcoming dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Myers
Miss Dunmire
Miss Dunke
Miss Osborne
Miss Burton
Miss Ferguson
C. C. Carl
Albert Kerr
Ted Wier
Lloyd Hamilton
Hackney
Taggert
Mr. Charlton
The
Legion
Kennedy
Carl
Miss Kell
Mary Evelyn Emmett
Kenneth Bruner
Allen Asher
Lichner
Mary Spencer
Barcarolle
Offenbach
Marcella Sterling
Lange
Maurine Bruner
Krogmann
Chaminade
Florence Edmonds
Pifth
Leybach
Elizabeth Maddux
C. A. Preyer
Ruth Ellis
Grieg
Teachers Attend State Mathematics Meeting in Topeka
Numerous educators including Miss Irma Long Mrs Harriet Rynerson and Miss Martha Ray Hill traveled to Topeka for the state meeting of mathematics teachers. Other attendees from Leavenworth Manhattan and Lindsborg joined sessions with university and high school instructors and local principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Long
Harriet Rynerson
Martha Rayhill
Topeka
BE. H. Dickerson
Bismarck Grove
Denver
Amy Moore
Leavenworth
Wilmie Moore
Pinckney School
State Mathematics Council
Dinsmore Alter
Kansas City
May. Landis
Mildred Newman
State
Insmore Alter
Florence Black
Anna Marm
Lindsborg
Wealthy Babcock
Maud Arnett
Manhattan
Lawrence
G. H. Marshall
Elizabeth
Augustas Kan
Marshall
W. T. Carpenter
Ottawa
University Kansan Schedule Delays For Examinations
Due to final exams this week there will be no edition of the University Daily Kansan until Monday January 29. Enrollment for students starts Monday in Robinson gym with alphabetized reporting. Fine Arts pupils enroll at any time after 8:30 Monday. Henley House hosts women all day for a study break. Dr. Sutton delivers dermatology lecture at Fraser Hall. The January Graduate Magazine is out with a review of the December KU radio night and alumni response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Wiedemann's Tea Room
W. T. Quinlin
Kansan
Robinson Gymnasium
Dorothy Gayford
Henley House
Sutton
Kansas City
Fraser Hall
K. U
Local Court Terms and Campus Theft Reported
Judge Hugh Means and Miss Gertrude Standing return from Ottawa as the November district court term closes Monday at 10 AM. The February docket goes to press early next week. Sheriff Will Johns searches a university student’s room for a $30 suit owned by Prof. Curt Rose. the suit found in a packing truck as the student plans to leave. Fissa Higging arrested for assault with intent to kill after a knife incident with A. A. Helwig. Higgin is jailed in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas City
J.C
Shirley
Marion’ Worley
Ruth
Martha Wellman
Nelsie M., Warner
E. Kester
Nelson de Woody
Paonia
Colo
Pauline
Lucile de Woody
W. W.henry
Harold Bagsby
W. F. Guenther
D. Moore
Howard Moore
San Diego
Cal
Saline
Will Moore
Moore
California
Florence L. Tait
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Miss Tait
Supreme Offices
The
Fraternal Aid Uni0n
Will Johns
Curt Rosenow
Reece
Fissa Higging
A. A. Helwig
Helwig
Higgins
Wagee
How
Deaths and Funerals for F. P. Stokes in Kansas City
The funeral for F. P. Stokes who died yesterday in Kansas City will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Funk's chapel with Rev. N. D. Goehring officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Hill cemetery. Church School Institute opens with steady enrollment. ten week course this year due to shortened program. A new loud-speaking telephone instrument in England enables managers to address remote factory and office points without a transmitter or handheld device, with clear responses returning to the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Stokes
Kansas City
Funk's Chapel
N. D. Goehring
Oak Hill Cemetery
England
Kansas towns plan waterworks and park projects this month
Abilene will spend 30000 on waterworks with a 250000 gallon reservoir and new pumps funded by bonds and taxes. Kansas City opens a 33000 alum plant. Quinter seeks 42000 for a new waterworks system. Alma bids for improvements. Baldwin to extend water supply. Rexford voted 30000 for a waterworks system. Downs acquires land for a children's play area. Edgerton Park to get a 30 foot pool. Manhattan plans a municipal pool and skating party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Joba
John G. Stutz
Abilene
State Board of Health
Kansas City
Quinter
Gove County
I . Alma
Baldwin
Tncreatch
Jewell City
Phillipsburg
Pittsburg
Rexford
City Hall
Park Department
Edgerton Park
Manhattan
Largest Bell in America Hangs in Cincinnati Church
In Cincinnati the largest bell in America, second in the world, hangs in St. Francis de Sales church. Cast to honor donor Joseph Buddeke, it weighs about 30,000 pounds, is nearly 12 feet high and 10 feet wide, cost $10,000, and stands 125 feet above the ground. The bell rang once in January 1896 and has since been tapped only with a hammer for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
America
Moscow
Russia
Joseph Buddeke
Productivity drive sparks fight over hours in Holland plants
Dutch manufacturing faces hard times as firms push wage cuts and longer hours to stay competitive. Labor unions resist. The Actors Equity Association in New York proposes a standard forty eight hour week for film actors amid the broader labor debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
The
Actors’ Equity Association
New York City
Missing Millions and Thelma at the Varsity and Bowersock
Alice Brady stars in Missing Millions at the Varsity with Jane Novak as Thelma in a Marie Corelli tale at the Bowersock Theatre. Constance Talmadge debuts East is West, portraying Ming Toy from Shanghai to San Francisco Chinatown in a First National presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice ‘Brady
Conwaste Talmadge
Lewis Stone
Alice Brady
Paramount
Varsity
Montey
Iiga Brady
Mary Dawson
Wall Street
Jack Boyle
Boston
Thelma
Marie Corelli
Norgeland
Bowersock Theatre
Jane Novak
London
Marie ‘Corelli
Jove
ten@rossing
Barbara Tennant
Gordon Mullen
Bert Sprotto
Vernon Steel
Peter Burke
Jack Rollens
Harvey Clark
June Elvidge
Wedgewood Nowell
Harry Lounsdale
Little Virginia
Novak
Constance Talmadge
Constance
Shanghai
China
San Francisco
Chinatown
Ming Toy
Miss Talmadge
Orient
East
West
Ming Toy character in East in West tops a feature
Constance Talmadge delivers a rare dramatic turn in a playlike eight reel film. Ming Toy stands out as a memorable figure, with Talmadge softening her usual airiness into tense drama. The picture will feature as the Van Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance’ Talmadge
Toy
Ming Toy
Giana A.’ Franklin
In Memory of Mrs Margaret Junkins
Margaret Miller born in Chester South Carolina October 15 1836 came to Lawrence with parents in 1858 married James W Junkins May 8 1865. She lived at 945 Tennessee Street since 1865 and supported Kansas pioneer life joining First Presbyterian Church in South Carolina and Lawrence. Funeral January 19 conducted by Rev Eliot Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Chester District
South Carolina
Lawrence
R. H. Miller
Marissa
James W Junkins
Junkins
Kansas
Chris‘tian
Josiah Miller
William Miller
Annie Adams
Quantrill
Eliot Porter
M. O. Adams
Frank Adams
Vanney Miller
Will Walker
George Ecke
Oak Bill Cemetery
High school authorities urge students to attend morning assembly
School leaders announced that all high school students are to attend a general assembly Monday morning at 8 15 in the Methodist church. The gathering aims to address school matters and school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Methodist Church
Enrollment Day Schedule At Open Class Periods
The day will feature morning enrollment sessions and afternoon enrollment focus. Morning slots cover introductory activities while afternoon slots are devoted entirely to student enrollment and record updates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. A. Ewing
Kath"Zimmerman
W. H. Nn
Maurine Popplewell
C. C. Meadows
Stance
A. T. Walker
Waterman Stone
Stone
Frank Banks
L N. Lewis
Hugh Means
Quincy
W. L. Newman
Arthur Evans
Keith Hemenway
R., Hickson
Hovey J. Hanna
Ventura Club
Otto Fischer
Indiana Street
Kansas Day Committee
Muse Club
Music
Clu
Presbyterian Church
Kate Riggs
University Club
J. Borscheid
Mankato
Miss Constant
Charles Rankin
Peggy Wheeler
John Maxon
Rut Brown
Edna Stouffer
Bobby Mason
Frederick Wheeler
Olive Brush
Ohio Street
Charles Olney Brush
Percy P. Brush
Muncie
Ind
de Molay
Ecke
George Reynolds
Bridge Club
Wiedemann's
Gertrude
J. Lane
Council of Administration
Kansas Cities
Bowersock
Jane No“Thelma
Roadshow
Buck Jones
San’ Juan
Johnie Hines
Mrs
Margaret Junkens
Wolf's Book Store
Bohemians Inc
Vanoily ‘Bowowsork
Wallace Reid
Wanda Hawley
Kella Pasha
Madge Bellamy
Lorna Doone
Pathe News
Sen. Aeiver
Secons
Anna Revusiat Comeny
Yen's Bent Ba Sale
Gaeeawka Visage Theatre Company, Wt
Nou Ge En Ra
MR. Naybor
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