Oak Park party hosts and out of town guests noted
An afternoon Blue Bird party at Oak Park Illinois entertained Judith run with many local guests and visitors from Denver Becompton and more. A second afternoon gathering honored Marjory White with games and a luncheon followed by a dance during the university summer session at Robinson gymnasium drawing a large attendance.
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Asventinhig
Sarah Cleear
Judith Run
Oak Park
Ill
Ith Elderkin
Jessie May
Arparet Tucker
M Engel
Marpecker
Igh Teeming Klein
Mariand Betty Wood
Dorothy Priestly
le’ Tae Lydia
Wirt
Dorothy Ore
Irene Radcliffe
Reyes Lanche Weed
Doris Na Hutson
Virginia Ing
Ruth Miller
Margaret and
Gertrude Park
Denver
Mary Miller
Becompton
Robinson Gymnasium
Gram in Five Parts At University Party Draws Few
The gram in five parts with social dancing featured a Frttice decorated nasium and flags. The Quartet of All Nations performed Rule Britannia Russian Nation Anthem Marseillaise and the Star Spangled Banner. Helen Clark and J B Mc Naught led graceful numbers while a farce The Elopers drew laughs. Final stunts by John Ise Hugo Weddell C S Skilton Dean F J Kelly Jeanne Kirkendall and George Yeater closed the program.
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Gram
of All Nations
Sa Rule Britannia
Marseillaise
Helen Clark
J. B. McNaught
Elopers
John Ise
Hugo Wedell
C. S. Skilton
Dean F. J. Kelly
Jeanne Kirkendall
George Yeater
Breakfast Dance Draws Early Morning Attendance
The Kansas City Star reports a new breakfast dance in Mutchinson gaining popularity. Dances start at 5 a.m. with breakfast served at 8:30. Though arduous, it successfully brings young people to the table by 8:45, achieving a notable effect.
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Mutchinson
Kansas City Star
Humane Society Meets This Evening at City Hall
Regular monthly meeting of the Humane Society will be held this evening in the City Hall rest room. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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The
Humane Society
City Hall
Episcopal church Women’s Auxiliary meeting announced
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Episcopal church will meet Friday afternoon at three o’clock at the home of Miss Elizabeth Hoiley located at 731 Louisiana Street.
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The
Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Hoiley
Louisiana Street
Fourth Day Spent in Lawrence by Fort Riley Medical Students
Med ical Training School Fort Riley students spent the Fourth of July in Lawrence with Sam among those credited for the outing.
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Fort Riley
Lawrence
Sam
Lawrence and Topeka Runabouts on Fourth
Local notices list numerous residents and guests from Lawrence and nearby towns taking trips to Kansas City Topeka and Iola over the Fourth with extended stays at Fort Riley Junction City and Fort Scott. Guests include Miss Rose Moore Miss Virginia Moore Miss Helen Mulloy and Mrs. Baldwin Mitchell among others.
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Lawrence
Miss Whitney
F. W. McKinney
Seattle
Wash
E. Moore
Rose
Mary
Virginia Moore
New York City
Whitney Farm
Jinwood
Hannah Mitchell
Mrs
Baldwin Mitchell
Junction City
Fort Riley
Social round up of Topeka residents and visitors
Miss Gladys Dunakin attended a Garfield Park dance in Topeka last night hosted by Miss Mildred Joss. Multiple residents including Mrs. Floyd Lawrence, Mrs. T. FE. Greisa, and Mrs. C. C. Emmerson visited Kansas City during the Fourth. Other locals traveled to Linwood, Columbus, Baldwin, and Greenfield for visits or day trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Dunakin
Topeka
Garfield Park
Mildred Joss
War Activity At University Of Kansas During The War
The University of Kansas reports 158 students withdrew for food production work and 248 enlisted in various war services including the officers reserve corps and Navy medical corps. Five hundred thirty-one staff and students engaged in Red Cross work, 329 enrolled for military drill, and many faculty and students awaited drafts. The institution emphasizes its state duties and broad support for Red Cross, Bel Relief, Armenian and Syrian funds, and YMCA war efforts amid expected further calls.
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Reserve Corps
Medical Corps
United States Navy
Kansas National Guard
Kansas Engineering Corps
Aviation Corps
University of Kansas
National Guard
Fort Riley
Douglas County
Red Cross
Bel Relief
French Orphan Fund
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