Calendar notes from a social week at Evans Hearth
Monday Mrs M J tto hosts dinner with Mr and Mrs Harry T Craig at Evans Hearth. Tuesday Mr and Mrs J M Boyd host open house at the Country Club 8 to 9. Indies day features Finesse club with Mrs Fred Zoellner. Wednesday Scotch foursomes at the Country Club tee off 5. Ada Kay Kirchhoff and Betty Lou Green attend tea at Evans Hearth.
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J. M. Boyd
Fred Zoellner
Ada Kay Kirchhoff
Betty Lou Green
Evans Hearth
Perry Clay ton and Charles Dalrymple wed at First Methodist
Miss Perry Marguerite Clayton daughter of Mrs Ross H Clayton and Charles E Dalrymple Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Dalrymple of Topeka were married yesterday at 2 30 pm in the First Methodist Episcopal church Read by Dr Robert A Hunt the ceremony featured Elgar Salut d Amour Wagner Bridal chorus Mendelssohn was the recessional The couple will reside on South Michigan street both are University of Kansas students and plan to complete courses next year Out of town guests included Hill City and Topeka residents.
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Perry Marguerite Clayton
Ross H. Clayton
Charles E. Dalrymple, Jr
Charles E. Dalrymple
Topeka
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert A. Hunt
Walter J. Keeler
Tomance
Thome Ibekoff Griegelssohn
Elgar
Wagner
W. W. Korb
Hill City
Alice Clayton
Mildred Wiedemann
Marjorie Holman
Lincoln
Ned
Miss Wiedemann
Miss Holman
Jeannette Dalrymple
Clayton
Robert Seamans
J. N. Carman
Walter Keeler
Earl Marshall
Cecil Hough
E. L. Treece
T.H. Marshall
Dalrymple
University of Kansas
South Michigan Street
David Owen
Country Club Christian Church of
Kansas City
J. Bryan
J. G. Bryan
Doris Pierce
Ray Anderson
K. C. Gryder
Delphinium
Mr. Bryan
Alice Bryan
Joe Bryan
Arlein Anderson
Painted Rock Lodge
Deerwood
Minn
Warwick Boulevard
Genevieve M. Kirby
Independence
Willard R. Dexter
Bartlesville
Okla
Jay
W. B. Wolf
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dexter
Alpha Kappa Psi
First National Bank
Joseph F. King
Estes Park
R. I. Canuteson
Palo Alto
Calif
Canuteson
Leland Stanford University
American Medical Association
San Francisco
Los Angeles
National Tuberculosis Association
Bruce Mannen
John Mannen
Edith Kennedy
Lawrence
Clifton
Ariz
Mary Esther Rutter
J. W. Porter, Jr
St. Louis
E. P. McKenna
Tyler
Oklahoma
Joseph F. Wilkins
Wilkins
Joseph G. Wilkins
Asheville
N. C
Robert Walker
Selma
Ala
C. P. Radcliffe
Udall
Kan
Gerald Trautwein
Ida Miller
Washington, D. C
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Mr. Dye
Miller
Chicago
A. Hicks
Lawrence Platt
Manhattan
C. J. Hunzicker
L. E. Sisson
Fort Wayne
Ind
H. V. Scott
Northport
Mich
Howard Price
Tennessee Street
Memorial Hospital
William A. Bailey
Jean Bailey
Bailey
Camp Kamaji
Cass Lake
Jeannette Lommasson
Robert Lommasson
G. A. Holcom
Coca-Cola Com
Quiet Rebel Sighs In Own Words About Men's Eyes
A speaker recalls hidden feelings about a man who misreads her thoughts and notices his bald head. The line hints at shyness and defiance toward expectations of admiration from a father or partner.
Watermulder betrothal and Dobbs Ferry wedding
Announcement of Elizabeth Hospers Watermulder and John Rowland Brown Jr to be married at the Presbyterian manse in Dobbs Ferry New York with members of both families present. The couple plans a Cambridge Massachusetts home after July and a Deerwood Minnesota honeymoon.
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G. A. Watermulder
Elizabeth Hospers
John Rowland Brown, Jr
J. R. Brown
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
David Kendall
Mary Ruth Watermulder
Carlton Bucher
Scarsdale
Brown
Broadway
Cambridge
Mass
Lawrence graduate to receive nursing certificate at KU medical school
A Lawrence native will receive her nursing certificate from the University of Kansas medical school this evening. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hatch of Lawrence and a Liberty Memorial High School alumna. She is the only nursing graduate from Douglas County this year.
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University of Kansas, Medical School
Frank Hatch
Lawence
Liberty Memorial High School
Douglas County
Community Notices Highlight Local Clubs and Births
Pleasant Hour club hosts Wednesday meeting while Home Aid Society cancels due to illness. J R Cole announce birth of daughter Betty Jo Ann on June 3 at Memorial hospital. Memorial events include baccalaureate honoring Bishop Waldorf and a Kansas University gathering. Engagements and church group activities featured with scheduling for Lydia group and Methodist groups.
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Richard Cole
Memorial Hospital
Betty Jo Ann
Recital by Lawrence Woman's Club pupils features Melody Way
Mrs. H W Hargiss presents her pupils in a recital at 1941 Massachusetts street Lawrence on a hearing evening at 7 30. The program includes a demonstration of the Melody Way originated by Dr W Otto Miessner. Readers invited. Pupils listed include Jean Murray Bobby Sneega Normagene Barlow Ellen Jane Lupton Barbara Jean Sawyer and others.
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H. W. Hargiss
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Massachusetts Street
W. Otto Miessner
Jean Murray
Bobby Sneeg
As Normagene Barlow
Ellen Jane Lupton
Barbara Jean Sawyer
Shirley Nan Hargiss
Barbara Joanne Nash
Robert Gurtler
Virginia Gregg
Bob Nash Park Hetzel III
Keith Stanwix
Bobby Joe Austin
Jane Elbel
George Stanwix
Clarke Hargiss
Nancy Lansing
Roger Price
Gene Puckett
William Pine
Freddie Cooper
Community Notices of Graduations and Travel
A string of travel and visitation notes as locals head to conferences, universities, and family events. Reverends, professors, doctors, and students plan summer stays from Estes Park to Palo Alto and San Francisco, with several attending commencements and graduations in Lawrence and nearby towns.
Picnic for company employees at Excelsior Springs
Mrs. V. K. Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Hoover attended a company employees picnic yesterday at Excelsior Springs Missouri. The Hoover party spent the weekend in Kansas City Kansas with Mrs. K. A. Benson and her husband.
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Pany
Comany
Xcelsior Springs
V. K. Hoover
K. V. Hoover
Eileen
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas University to raise student health fee to five dollars
The Kansas board of regents approved a five dollar per semester health fee at the University of Kansas. Dr. R. I. Canuteson said the funds will add a fourth full time physician and improve dispensary service. A part time counselor and psychiatrist may be added, and tuberculin and Wasserman tests will continue.
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University of Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas State College
R. I. Canuteson
Canuteson
Watkins
Stude
Etween
Topeca
A Need for Rooms For Brethren Conference Hosts
The Chamber of Commerce asks locals to provide rooms for the Church of the Brethren national conference opening Wednesday and running to June 14. About 5 000 attendees are expected. call 452 to list available houses. Double rooms cost 1.20 per night for five or more nights and 1.50 per night for shorter stays.
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Chamber of Commerce
Church of the Brethren
Lawrence
Class of 1928 Holds Reunion Dinner at K U
About 50 Kansas University alumni from the class of 1928 attended a reunion dinner yesterday afternoon in the Memorial Union building. Bal Jeffry of Topeka served as toastmaster, Dean Paul B. Lawson spoke on university activities and retirements, noting the difficulty of replacements. The group then attended baccalaureate services. Thomas Larrick chaired the reunion committee with several auxiliary chairs handling programs, registration, dinner, and invitations.
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K.U
Memorial Union
Bal Jeffry
Topeka
Paul B. Lawson
Thomas Larrick
Dolph Simons
Michael Getto
Cleo Wilcox
Forest A. Jackson
E. M. Paxton
Jessie May Tucker
Tom Larrick
Enrollment in city art studio tops hundred
One hundred and twenty children enrolled in the children's summer art studio this morning at Central school building at 9th and Kentucky. Miss Maud Ellsworth said the number is slightly lower than the first day last year. Regular classes begin tomorrow with materials distributed and rooms assigned. The drawing and painting class is full and clay modeling is near capacity while design and weaving remain small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Ellsworth
Central School
9Th
Kentucky
Sachem Society Powwow In KU Union Hosts Honor Members
The Sachem society held a Saturday powwow in the pine room of the Union building drawing graduate and undergraduate members to its annual gathering. Martin Withers presided as chief Sachem with brief addresses from Justice Hugo Wedell Richard B. Stevens and Dr John Ise after the dinner. Chancellor E H Lindley attended offering cordial greetings.
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Sachem Society
Pine Room
Union Building
University Men’s Honor Society
Martin Withers
Sachem
Hugo Wedell
Richard B. Stevens
John Ise
E. H. Lindley
Mother of Poet Langston Hughes Dies in New York
Carrie Mercer Langston Hughes longtime Lawrence resident and University of Kansas student from 1894 to 1898 died at her New York City home Friday nearly 70. She was buried in New York Sunday and is mother of poet James Langston Hughes.
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Reed
New York
Carrie Mercer Langston Hughes
Lawrence
University of Kansas
New York City
Hughes
James Langston Hughes
Oak Hill
Freud Reaches London With Family in Tow
Dr Sigmund Freud aged 82 arrived in London from Nazi Vienna seeking peace and quiet. He is accompanied by his wife daughter Anna and son Ernst the London architect. Freud hopes to complete a book showing how the Bible reflects subconscious yearnings and fears of ancient peoples.
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London
Sigmund Freud
Nazi
Vienna
Anna
Ernst
Freud
Honor K U Dead Commemoration at Hoch Memorial
Commemoration services for those who died during the year and brought honor to the University of Kansas were held at Hoch Memorial Auditorium at 2 30 yesterday afternoon. The program opened with a vocal solo Come Unto Him sung by Marie Wilkins. Martin Joseph Maloney read Largo and the program closed with Angels Ever Bright and Fair sung by F Keith Davis. Prof. Frank Cunkle was at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Hoch Memorial Aupieceuim
Marie Wilkins
Martin Joseph Maloney
Largo
F. Keith Davis
Prof
Frank Cunkle
Control By Clean Tillage Method to Be Shown
A county demonstration on controlling bindweed with the clean tillage method will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the Shuck Brothers farm. The event aims to show practical weed suppression techniques for farmers and home gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuck Brothers
Machinery Demonstration Planned West of Pleasant Grove
A demonstration set a half mile west of Pleasant Grove will feature equipment supplied by county implement dealers. The event intends to showcase machinery for local farming needs and aid landowners in selecting suitable gear.
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Pleasant Grove
Melvin Speaks on This Disordered World at KU Forum
Professor F. E. Melvin, history chair, closed KU commencement forum with a review of postwar peace efforts and world disorder. He traced human urges from security to stability to solidarity, citing the League of Nations and Kellogg Briand pact, then warned of utopian missteps and weak leadership. He contrasted past treaties with current fragility as he urged practical statesmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Melvin
K. U
Professor Melvin
League of Nations
Geneva
Secretariat
Africa in Colors at K U commencement forum
Chester Woodward president of KU alumni showed colored travel films of Africa in a 3:30 pm auditorium program. A large audience attended as part of the commencement forums. Woodward and his family sailed for the continent.
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Africa
Kansas
Chester Woodward
K. U
Woodward
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