Lawrence Music Club Hosts Children's Program at Presbyterian Church
National Federation asked clubs to observe National Music Week. The Lawrence Music Club led by Miss Kate Riggs presented an afternoon program at the Presbyterian church for about 200 children. Performances included organ pieces, songs, a duet, dances, and readings by local women and students.
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National Federation
Oeserve
Lawrence
Kate Riggs
Presbyterian Church
Fehildren
Saintens
Helen Pendleton
Little
P. Hults- Piage
Tschaikowsky
A. ‘Evans
Kate Caldwell
Hoy
Frank’ Jennings
Ullak
Ben Winter
Mohler
Buriss
May Riggs
Mendosa
Ednah_ Hopian
Alridge
Mac Dowell
Longenecker
Burleigh
C. Wenty” Werner
Ea. Simons Kester
Ray
Enrollment, Library Renovations Mark University Week
The University reports varied student actions after quizzes with some leaving town, others staying for next semester enrollment. New students may enroll. exact numbers depend on enrollment days. The library is being renovated to handle upcoming rush, and Seniors are enrolling this weekend. The Women’s Glee Club travels to Kansas City for a recital, with events planned at Topeka and local churches, as student activities continue on and off campus.
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George Q. Foster
Lasek
Cone
The
University
Miss Agnes
Eyd. May. Lee
Kansas City
Wkas
City High School
Topeka
House of Representatives
F. Ellis Johnson
Christian Church
Graduation list for spring ceremony names several students
A fragment lists fifteen members of the carnet honoring those graduating this Spring. Names include Velma Martin Ida Tilly Belva Sangster Hazel Smith Opal Petherbridge Laura Adair Clara Gates Phyllis Reynolds Pauline DeWoody Loreine Collins Bernice Christian Bernice Graeber Ruth Corey Lila Snyder Ed. Hvina Ware.
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Velma Martin
Ida. Tilly
Bel
Va ‘Sangster
Hazel Smith
Opal Petherbridge
Laura ‘Adair
Clara Gates
Phyllis
Reynolds
Pauline DeWoody
Loreine Collins
Lawrence Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Mrs George Lothholz of Eu dora visits Lawrence friends staying with Mrs Charles Hill and will visit Mrs Will Miller. H A Shinn travels to Kerryvale with his father then judges Oswego public speaking. Mr and Mrs Hal Marshall depart for Kansas City for medical studies. Miss Nance Cox returns to Independence after University term. Lucille Gard and Blanch Bektes study at the University and visit Kansas City. Mrs F A Engel and son return to Liberal Kansas from Lawrence. Alfred G Hill goes to Topeka for fraternal committee duties.
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George * Lothholz
Eudora
Lawrence
Charles Hill
Will Miller
I. Marker
Kansas City
C. J. Cunningham
H. A. Shinn
Kerryvale
H. Shinn
Shinn
Oswego
Hal
Marshall
Rosedale Medlical School
Marshalls
Independence
Nance Cox
Charles Greason
Paola
May Houston
Betty Smith
F. A. Engel
Liberal
Kansas
Baldwin may not return to aid debt talks in U S
London January 26 Associated Press reports it is unlikely that Chancellor of the Exchequer Stanley Baldwin who led the British debt commission to the United States will go back to America. It is suggested that negotiations for the debt settlement will be continued by Sir Austen Chamberlain.
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London
Associated Press
Stacy Baldwin
He Chequer
British Debt Commission
United States
America
Sir Auktland
Unclear Office News Briefs From Kansas City Trip
Fragmentary notes mention Prime Minister Bonar and cabinet timing, a mention of a law report unlikely before early next week, and a reference to Golden Glint Shampoo. D. C. Waugh and an associate are in Kansas City on business.
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Bonar
D. C. Waugh
Kansas City
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Jacker
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S.J. Hertz
L. Salvan
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T. H. Kennedy
Massachusetts ‘Street
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Emma
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Council of Women Lis
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Porter
P Eliog
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Bernice
Ladd
Cedar ‘Rapids
Lolita Russell
Loreng. Mack. Dauneing
Night Hawk Club
Beer i Sanders
Muthlebach
Ace Rangements
Harold” Constant
H. B. Ober
Ralph Young
Irving Brown
Pi Kappa Alpha
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Ecke’s
Ag. Wiedemann
Katherine Stevens
Jacqueline Gilmore
Marguerite Durham
Havynerd Parish
Ted Housdh
Newlin Herndon
Harry Bennett
Tauren “Braga
Helen Hough
Wichita
Raymond Ferguson
Bernice Kuhn
Leo Cavanaugh
George Chandler
Harold’ Dennis
Sedan
Ie. E. Jolly
Margaret Lynn
W. E. Bowersock
Frank’ Miller -Will Chaperon
Plant and Commercial Department
Kansas Telephone Company
Odd Fellows Hall
Wilma Ford
Scot
Ford
Guild
Margaret Jewell
Nora
Bennett
Methodist Church
T.D
Will Andie
George
Topeka “Tombriow
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Helen Dayoff
Kappa Phi
Oxfords
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Optometrists
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Woodbury
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Florsheim
Packard
Luther Gustafson
Mer. Repair Dept
Swift & Company
Swift
Lewis Stone
John J. Stahl
Pathe News
Johnnie Hines
Casey Jones, Jr
Bowersock Theatre
Chicago
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St. Joseph
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