Shawnee County social notes drift through Lawrence clubs
The Shawnee County Young Women’s Aid Society and the Lawrence Gantry Club share a day of Bridge and golf with guests from Topeka and Lawrence. Prizes awarded in golf to Mrs Harry Obson and Mrs E E Carpenter, while Mrs D W Studdard won the guest prize at bridge. Attendees include Mrs J Htingate Mrs Harry Hoban Mrs C A Ritchie and many more from Kansas and nearby states. A series of society events continues with university students and local clubs hosting gatherings and notices of travel and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor’s Aid Society of
Trineran Church
Will
Rch
Lock
Shaw
R. West
Harris
Rocklund
Hyre
Foster
Nees Olson
Shawneeountry
Lawrence Gantry Club
Harry Obson
Rs. E. E. Carpenter
D. Wuddard
Topeka
Jis K. Htingate
Harry Hoban
C. A. Ritchie
Wiliam Flagler
Frank Middlein
L. R. Booth
Otto Uehne Jr
C. P.buck
E. Carpenter
J.Z. Armstrong
D. W. Studdard
Griffith
David August
Sharon Mote
Floyd Rankin
C. B. Russell
IW. E. Kennard
Personal notes from Lawrence Kansas travelers and visitors
Local social page lists numerous names and movements. H J Wilhart leaves Leavenworth for Kansas City, Miss Leone Miller in Kansas City, Gertrude Biler returns from KC, Mrs May Cooper and Miss Marjorie Liles visit Saffordville then KC, Teeters family from KC to Lawrence for Fourth, Dr R K Collins family leave for Andalusia Alabama, Mary Preyer returns home after teaching in Conception Chile, Griffiths return from Los Angeles, Mrs G L Catlin in Eudora, Miss Frances Zillmer in Eudora, Mrs Ralph Tait travels to Walnut, J W Lawson heads to Cherryvale for threshing, others visit Ottawa Denver Burlington Burlington areas, Chancellor Lindley to Greeley Colorado and Yellowstone trip, various visits to Kansas City and Chicago, and numerous short trips within Kansas and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Wilhart
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Kansas City
Leone Miller
Gertrude Biler
Emily Preyer
May Cooper
Marjorie
Liles
Saffordville
Kan Sas City
J. Edward Teeters
Mary Preyer
South America
Conception
Chile
W. H. Griffith
Los Angeles
Con Kansas
Scil
G. L. Catlin
Eudora
Frances Zillmer
Ralph Tait
Walnut
Kansas
A. B. Davis
H. K. Glidden
Ottawa
George Shaeffer
K. C. Evans
City
F. Denchfield
Baldwin
Denver
Clyde
J. W. Lawson
Cherryvale
Miss
Mac ‘Rublee
George O. Foster
Vermont
H. Lindley
Carolann. Swarthwaite
George W. Maffet
Captain Connell
Maffet
Tongs
Legion of Congressional Honor
D. L. Rowlands
Canandagua
N. Y
Arlene Robinson
Floyd Rankin
Lefe
Clay Center
Sarah Wildman
George ‘Brammell
Indiana Street
Quenremock
J.T. Moore
Jessamine “Fugate
Beatrice
Neb
Summer Dress Features and Local Notices
A practical Straightline frock with minimal sleeves and a large bow sash is described in plaid browns and tans, made from affordable cotton with chic designs rivaling silks. The piece pledges easy construction in a day and comfort on hot days. Also noted: Mrs. Samuel R. Maffet travels to Canyon City, Colorado, to visit her parents, with plans to return to Lawrence. A Community Band concert at Central Park is announced for Thursday July 10 with a program of dances and marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereign Grand -Lodge of the Rebekahs
Samuel R. Maffet
Maffet
Haskell Avenue
Canyon City
Colo
Dysinger
Lawrence
Violin Recital by Ednah Hopkins at Fraser Hall Tomorrow Night
Miss Ednah Hopkins, graduate student of the School of Fine Arts, will give a violin recital at Fraser Hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock as the fifth concert in the series presented by the School of Fine Arts. She is assisted by Miss Beatrice Abrams, soprano, with Rachel Stevens as accompanist and Miss Madge Palmer aiding Miss Abrams. The program features works by Albers, Grieg, Rimsky Korsakow Kreisl er, Sarasate and Kurtz among others, with Hopkins and Abrams performing several solo numbers. Both artists are noted residents with extensive recital histories and Hopkins plans further study in New York City this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednah Hopkins
School of “Fine, Arts
Vieuxaps
Solveig
Grieging Bird
Brazil
David
Miss Abrams
Rimsky-Korsakow-Kreisler
Hopkins
Kurtz
Shilton
Sarasate
Miss Hopkins
Few Fires on Fourth in Kansas Report
Topeka July 9 two fires were caused by fireworks in Kansas on Independence Day. A blaze at Mound City caused about $20,000 in loss, a rocket near Independence caused only a small loss. State Fire Marshal Scott praised the record and noted arrests in Kansas City and other large cities for enforcing laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Scott
Mound City
Independence
Kansas City
Mrs Sayre Improving After Safe Arrival at Douglas
Dean L E Sayre reports Mrs Sayre's safe arrival at Douglas Michigan and says she is improving. He notes the lake air and surroundings help and that warm weather requires a grate fire all day. The letter adds water and air welcome summer guests and mentions Gulfport Florida naming a woman treasurer and a woman tax assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean L. E. Sayre
Rose and Miller Shine in Fraser Hall Recital
Miss Rose and Miss Miller delivered a string of elegant pieces in a Fraser Hall recital. Rose showed sympathetic touch on Beethoven and Liszt selections and a Caprice on the Airs de Ballet. Miller impressed with French songs, Lullaby, The Nightingales, and Catbird, earning strong audience applause. Kiwanis and Fruit Growers events noted, with speakers and schedules for the Douglas County meeting at noon July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rose
Beethoven
Liszt
Fraser Hall
Eda A Ee
Douglas! ‘County
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Ites
Cgture
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Pecs
Laura Rankin
Wilma Miller
West Baden
Ind
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Milwaukee
Wis
Burlington
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Margaret Drake
Salina
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Parsons
Josephine Yan
Helen Stevens
Elizabeth Moore
Holton
Indianapolis
Chicago
Mary Ruth Almack
Raymond
Hamilton Carpenter
Iola
Hazelton
Penn
Ath Wall
Carpenter
Bryn Mawr College
Phi Delta Kappa Educational’ Fraternity
John Barnes
Luther, Bouska
J. E. Lidsdale
M. F. Stark
First Baptist Church
Woman's ‘Foreign Missionary Society
Centenary Methodist Church
Newport, Teal
Lawrence Hospital
Merlin Jane
Parks
Elma ‘al
Arthur Weaver
Massachusetts Street
Ruth Wilson
Marwella Morawett
Brown
Stutz
Womar
Clanahasi
W.R. Newman
Bobbie
Lh.’ Frink
Arthur Kirchhoff
University Department of French
Eugene Gal- Joo
Diana Peters
Women’s Relief Corps
New Jersey Street
Will Johns
Gertie K. Johnston
Central Park
Marth
Alkahest
Hermes
Miller
King
Kola Bela
Fursani
Hein
Friend
Sunny South
Isenman
Tuscarawas
Douglas
Michigan
Reso
Ise Miner
Fannie May
Ross
School
Fine Arts
Miss Miller
Miss Ross
Athe Miller
Jncorp’s Inn
Miss. Miller
Fannie May Rose
Interpre
Hungerford
B. F. Smith
Bullene
Aladdin
D- WeHave
Shoe Bargains
Florsheim and Packard
Ture
ART Furniture CO
Phong
Oxfords
Paris
Barbara LA Marr
Conway Tearle
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