Informal dances and parties honor departing guests
A collage of social events last night and today includes an informal dance at Miss Patience Martin's home in honor of Ava Hegeman who leaves for Idaho, readings by Miss Eleanor Price, and a doll tea party for Mary Lewis of Amber. Additional gatherings feature a Pi Luncheon, a Typographical Union social, porch party for Mrs. Lewis, a surprise birthday for John S Woodruff, and a Business Women's Club outing at the University. Guests include Edith Olson, Mary Beff, Josephine Ramsey, Maye Alexander, Edna Husted, Fay Huster, Florence Wise, Una Alexander, Prudence Martin, Ina Price, Mildred Miller, Mildred Powlett, and Lena W Pit-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience Martin
Ava Hegeman
Idaho
Eleanor Price
Miegeman
Edith Olson
Mary Be ¥ F
Josephine Ramsey
Maye Alexder
Edna Husted
Fay Huster Florence’ Wise
Una Alexander
Weta Alexder
Prudence Martinl
Ina Price
Brown
Earl Reed
Mrs. Price
Ethel Z
M. J. Wills
Fights for Suffrage in Georgia Legislature
Mrs Anne C Neely national organizer for the National Woman s is lobbying the Georgia legislature to ratify the woman suffrage amendment Many Atlanta women support suffrage yet many refuse to aid arguing lobbying is unpopular in Georgia Neely aims to secure an enabling act allowing Georgia women to vote by November.
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Atlanta
Anne C. Neely
National Woman's
Georgia
Georgis
Neely
University News and Social Notes from Local Parents
In Arkansas a tenger and Dr Earl Ammons celebrate at their parents home as they plan to marry and move to Tuist Oklahoma. University ties shown with Alpha Chi Omega and Sigma Alpha Epsilon memberships. Federation meetings and club officer elections set for the coming year. Informal dinners invite notable couples and events at Fraser Hall and Gut Links. Virginia Lou Roberts born to Mr and Mrs Byron Roberts on July 16.
Personal mentions of visitors and travels across towns
Dr. 11 C Owen of Olathe visited in Lawrence today. Aenes Tenas went to Avemworth to visit his mom. Fitzrerall went to City today. Cuba McCaffrow went to Tonganozie this morning. Dehn P F Walker went to Topeka on business. Russell Davis of Nowata Okiz is in Lawrence visiting friends. Dr W L Burdick went to Topeka on business. Mrs S E Barton and son went to Topeka to spend the day. Mrs L J Haines and misses spent the day in de Varlink Roberts went to Enloral to visit friends. Miss Florente Gricee went to Topeka to visit for several days. Mr Bateson went to Kansas City to spend the day. Rev C C Burgeyt left this.
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C. Owen
Olathe
Laswrence
Aenes Tenas Wert
Avenworth
Fitzrerall
Cuba McCaffrow
Tonganozie
Dehn P. F. Walker
Topeka
Russell Davis
Nowata
Okiz
Lawrence
W.L
Bateson
Kansas City
C. C. Burgeyt
Local Travel and Guest Notices From Lawrence Area
A collection of personal notices lists residents and visitors in Lawrence and nearby towns. Names include Miss Avon Hill, Grace Elmore, Ruth Woeaten, and Grace Colvin, with visits planned in Indianapolis Seattle Pratt Kansas City and Edwards. Guests travel to Oskaloosa, Tonganoxie, and Day Center while others visit family.
Baby Week Portraits At A Lawrence Studio This Week
Peggy Prim highlights Baby Week at A Lawrence Studio 727 Mass street with attractive baby pictures on display and special rates for babies. Also notes about summer goods, ice tea glasses, and travel aids from local merchants as shoppers browse window displays and nearby storefronts.
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A. Lawrence
Mass. Street
Ken
Uinless
Heartley's
Hosiery Makers Hit by Financial Depression in Japan
Financial depression and cotton yarn depreciation have forced Japanese hosiery centers to cut production or close. Nagoya reports show 115 of 225 factories closed and 1715 of 2050 knitting machines idle, leaving thousands of workers unemployed as the Manufacturers Union forms support relief. Kryptok Eye Glasses. Lawrence Optical Co.
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Tokio
Japan
Nagoya
Saturday and Sunday at Wiedemann’s Ice Cream Parlor
An advertisement lists Wiedemann’s flavors vanilla chocolate strawberry brown bread exrmel nuts brick ice cream caramel nut vanilla plus ice varieties pineapple loganberry. The notice mentions Mr and Mrs Alva B Carter with Mrs Margaret Henderson and son Benton traveling to Lathrop Mo for a family reunion at G K Fagin’s home.
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Alva B. Carter
Margaret M. Henderson
Benton
Lathrop
G. K. Fagin
Hopkins Opinion on Primary Voting in Kansas
Topeka July 17 Richard J Hopkins issues an opinion on foreign born voters noting that all foreign born individuals must be naturalized to vote in any primary or election. He states wives of foreign born husbands cannot vote without the husband’s naturalization and foreign born children must be naturalized by court order unless the father was naturalized before age 22. The opinion clarifies that first naturalization papers do not grant voting rights and cites local counties.
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Topeka
Giory
A. B. Kellar
Coun
Grawford County
Richard J. Hopkins
Vesteraay
Kansas
Onersen
Haimel
Playground Party For Boys At Mrs Ecke Home
Mrs J C Ecke hosted an annual playground party yesterday for neighborhood boys. They rode trucks and cars to the woods where she told varied stories. A camp supper followed with fetes and fireworks after the feed before returning to town around nine. Ice cream was sent back to Lawrence.
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J. C. Ecke
Rhodes Scholars Applications Lag at University Office
Few applications for Rhodes Scholars were received by Dr. Frank Strong secretary of the state committee for Kansas candidates. Most were very good according to Dr Strong's office. Applicants must file by Monday. Also mentions KU coal supply.
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Frank.rong
Rhodes Schvolars
Jifrim -Dangas
Have
Dome
Frank Strongstthe
University
State Committee
Kansas
Vsery Good
Dufecann
Styanigs Offier
Power Plant Inloading Today Recorded With Shea Oversight
Readable fragments note inloading at the power plant today under the supervision of Shea the superintendent. Rounds are being carried out as part of the routine checks.
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Shea
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Aileen Weiss
Ohio Street
Mary Lewis
Amber, Okla
Pi J Phi
Paul Stubbs
Margare Stubbs
Bridget
Hetty Bradburola
Mary Poindexter
Kans
Cornelia ‘Washburn
Cr. Kans
Mildred Miller
Fas City
T. Typograhi
PF. A. UC
W. C. Sin
Kingman
A. M. Werkenthin
Ray Kokonour
M. Gore
Gula Costell Palmer Felt
G. C. Shanheltzer
Arla Freark
A. A. Werkenthin
Opal
Woodruff
Afis
John S. Woodlrut
Business Women's Club
Business Women’s Iub
Hey
Chamber of Commerce
Bessie A. Clark
Cyra Et
Alien Docking
Margaret Hill
Alberta Mack
Katherine Kiefer
Washington
Department of Justice
Edith Strauss
Mary Stewart
Ohio
Helen Grimes
Pennsylvania
Middle States
Florence M. Robr. Gower
New England
CG. E. Nierwin
Fordletation of Women’s Clubs
Oarii
Welock
Mevor
Federation Club
Fortunye
Orelock
Fraser Hall
Kelly
C. A. Buckner
Merle Cim
Wille Vail
Carl Rees
M. Stewart
Alm
Aradaste
Links
Nell Greenlees
Byron Roberts
Virginia Lou
Marion
Homer Trapp
Oskaloosa
Claribel Har Tis
Josephine Reageey
Avon Hill
Haskell
Indianapolis
Anderson
Itity
Grace Elmore
Seattle
Washiy
Howard McConmell
Arkansas City
Emmett. Elfidge
Nelle\McFarland
Pratt, Kans
Neice
Alice E
Finchan
Nelson LeSeur
Peggy
Prim
Rhodes
Mackintosh
Colectric
Nepreton Factories
Kryptok Eye Glasses
Lawrence ‘Optical Co
Wiedemann
Tee
Metcallffs Drug Ste
Catt Helene
Kaing
Mr Dase
Aly TV
Royston
McColloe
Colmate
Drs. Welch & Welch
Mass
Hopkins
Nankin
el Vampire Fly Power
City Drug Store
Shimmons
Hanna
Hester & Roberts
Room
Bowersock Theatre Bldg
Massachusetts
Wotf
Otto
Fischer
K. U
Kaw Valley Creamery
Victor
Vidor
Hartman
Cecia
Varsity Theatre
Madge Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
J. Warren Kerrigan
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