Lawrence Wel Represented at Kansas Day Club Luncheon
More than 450 women attended the annual Kansas Day Club luncheon in Topeka. Lawrence delegates listed include Mrs. Gertrude Pearson, Mrs. Esther Clark Hill, Mrs. H. B. Asher, Mrs. Shan K. Bailly, Mrs. Anna W. Arnett, and many others. The event featured yellow tapers and centerpieces at the speaker’s table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Woman’s
Kansas “Day Club
Elletier’s
Topeka
Gertrude Pearson
Esther. Clark Hill
Georg Kreeck
C. Lindley
L. W. Gaunt
E. R. Cole
Eaue Levett
Mma
Wall
Harry Riding
Alie Mitchell
A.B- Mitch
C. E. Merwin
Pi Peirce
New Decorations Thursday at the Fort Worth home
News from Fort Worth reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hutt. Annie L. Murtaugh, formerly Miss Murttaugh, is named in connection with the event. The Year Round Club will meet tomorrow at Mrs. J. R. Ulrich’s home on Kentucky Street with Kansas Day items in the roll call. W. B. Slack marks his ninety seventh birthday at 941 Rhode Island Street. The Practical Nurses Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. C. L. Rutter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D
Harrison
Ian
Rhode Rid
Harreson
John Albro
Fedi Albro
W. S. Henderson
Kentucky St
J. G.darby
Gstess
Fort Worth
W. L. Hutt
Texas
Hutt
Annie L. Murtaugh
J. R. Ulrich
Kentucky _ street
Kansas
W. B. Slack
Rhode Island’ Street
Practical Nurses Club
Practical Nurses’ Club
C. L., Rutter
University topeka bill targets student car use on campus
Hill Happenings reports a Topeka proposal to bar student car use in state schools to curb recreation. Chancellor Lindley urges campus restraint but offers no enforcement. The piece notes a short story prize, an upcoming University Women’s Club reception, and a first class of 29 graduates from the local unit in 1919 with commissioned officers in Coast Artillery, Engineers, and Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Vandemark
Cloud County
House
Lindley
7Th Corps
E.H. Lindley
Coast Artillery ‘Corps
Cecil
H. Bradley
Greensburg
Kenneth Childs
Kansas ‘City
Worth L. Chubb
Baxter Springs
Elgin
F. Clardy
Lawrence
Arthur M. ‘Clough
James
T. Coghill
Travis
B. Hale
Guy V. Patterson
Cleo A
Richards
George E. Rose
Rosedies
Junction City
Mg F
Notable Kansans Visit Busy Topeka and Nearby Towns
A flurry of social and business visits spans Topeka Redfield and Lawrence as Miss Rosamond Elder spends breaks with her parents. Mrs Walter Philips of Liberty returns home after a week with family. Teacher Mrs Tuttle, daughter of pioneer T S Whedon, attends a luncheon in Topeka and a Native Daughters reception before traveling. Emma Fagan visits Kansas City while Baker University student Florence Hall visits family. Alpha Chi Omega host Mrs Corle sees Kansas City relatives. Mrs Shygrue visits Baldwin to see daughter. A A Miller of Santa Fe inspects Topeka offices. Mrs McKercher tours Topeka with Wiedemann's tea room staff. Roy Lawrence journeys to Lone Star for wolf hunting with C P Gyrus Lew of Denver assisting publication interests.
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Oe ‘Birch
Topeka
Rosamond Elder
Redfield
Walter. Philips
Liberty
Woman’s: Kansas ‘Day Club
Native Daughters
Kansas
Tuttle
Kansas City
Florence, Hall
Baker University
Baldwin
Mildred ‘Hall
University of “Kansas
E. We ‘Corle
Alpha. Chi' Omega
D. G. Barstow
J.F. Shygrue
Fred. Thudium
A.a.miller
Santa Fe
Lawrence
T. ‘McKercher
Wiedemann
Alan Daugherty
Mary Garden Seeks Emile Coue in Boston for Help
Mary Garden called on Emile Coue in Boston to seek aid from the auto suggestion expert to improve her health disposition and voice. The city meeting occurred January 30 as she pursues methods to bolster her stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary Garden
Emile Coue
Hi Y Conference Delegation Eyes Topeka Meet
A local Hi-Y delegation prepares to attend the Topeka conference scheduled for February 9 through 11. Sophomore members are working to lay foundations for next year's club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y
Topéka
Ing
Chi
Flint to Speak to Kiwanis on Thursday Noon
L. N. Flint, professor of journalism at the University of Sas, will address the Kiwanis Club Thursday at 12:30 in the Wiedemann grill room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N
Flint
Nalism
University of Sas
Kiwanis
Wiedemann Grill Room
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs. W J Francisco
A long distance call informed of the passing of Mrs. W J Francisco a prominent stock dealer with interest in the Vinita Oklahoma state bank. She left for Todd Oklahoma at 1 30 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J._ Francisco
Vinita, Okla
State Bank
Francisco
Todd
Okla
Beauty specialist offers home service call 2205 Black
Mrs Pearl Jeltz advertises beauty culture and hairdressing at homes. Contact 2205 Black. Includes shop reference Ribbon Shoe Shop at 1011 Mass St Hormuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl -Jeltz
Mass
Hormuth
Community Notice in Pleasant Grove and Verona
Eudora fans, Mr and Mrs Vic Johnson host Mrs Tornquist and her son Paul of Verona Missouri. Peterson's garages at Pleasant Grove and Worden Kansas promote business courses to help make life financially successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Peterson
Pleasant Grove
Worden
Kan
Vic Johnson
E. ‘Tornquist
Paul
Verona, Mo
Business College
Howat Returns to Jail to Serve Sentence
Alexander Howat left Pittsburg at 11 this morning to drive to Columbus and surrender to Sheriff Helman of Cherokee county for the remaining fifty two days of a six month jail term for violation of the industrial court laws. He reported to the sheriff at 12 15 p m and was granted permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Alexander Howat
Columbus
Helman
Cherokee County
Howat
Local outing plans erupt into promise of lunch
A man and his wife plan a simple lunch at a nearby restaurant as a casual outing. They discuss timeline and look forward to a relaxed meal together after errands.
Immediate entry noted at 1 15 p m
A fragmentary line records an action occurring at 1 15 p m with scarce context. No clear subject or destination is provided, making specifics uncertain. The readable detail centers on a time stamp marked as 1 15 p m and an implied event.
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New Hopelife
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Lotus Club
Lotus
Reading ‘Club
George O. Foster
Bailey
Woman’s Kansas Day Club
Ida K. Bailey
Alice Gertrude
Charles
W. Lescher
Faw. Noll
Fe Wiedemann
P.d. Kelly
First Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Ee University
University
Myers ‘Hall
Ray Show
Eugene Ray
Snow
Ethel, Haughn
Innes
Holloway’s
South Side Ladies’ Club
Mark J.‘Pierson
Ousehold Hnens
Ize. Avinners
Kansas City Art, Institute
S. L
Whitcomb
S. L. ‘Whitcomb
Department of English
Tanner
Bay View
Michigan
Frida
Myers Hall
Coue
Flint. To
Kiwanis “Club
Japan
Wolf’s Book Store
Normandy Voile
Peter Pan
Cc Anderson
Bowersock Theatre
St. John ‘Comedy
Everwear
RADIO
Just
Newman Shoe Co
Lawrence , Radio Co
MAY Bros
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Avery
Hopwood
N. Y
Chicago
Jtal
Hhatehee
Sree “ Clothing CO
the House OF Kuppenheimer
Varsity Theatre
North Pole
Harold Lloyd
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