Birth of Opal May to Mr and Mrs John F McCall
Society page reports the birth of Opal May on June 3 to Mr. and Mrs. John F. McCall with Mrs Hazel Jones as former Miss Hazel Jones. Also notes Lieut Claude Gee of Chanute Field arrives on furlough to visit his parents, with discharge deferred until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. McCall
Opal May
McCall
Hazel Jones
Claude Gee
Rantoul
Chanute Field
Frank Gee
Gee
Frank Corban
Mary Elizabeth
Separate skirts gain prominence with sheer blouse trends
The article notes separate skirts in white or black satin and sturdy cloth for versatile daytime and evening wear to accompany sheer georgette Russian blouses. It highlights two fashionable skirt models with tailored plaits, a wide front panel, and stripes in silk weaves, plus belts and girdles matching the fabrics.
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Georgette
Sons of Veterans Meet Monday Evening at Commander Engle Home
The Sons of Veterans will meet Monday at 8 o'clock at Camp Commander John M. Engle's home at 23rd and Barker. The Auxiliary is invited. Also, Friendship Club program to be held Monday evening at the Congregational Parish house. Take home a loaf of Blue Ribbon Bread from your grocer or Brinkman's Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
John M. Engle
23Rd
Barker Avenue
Friendship Club
Congregational Parrish House
Brinkman’s Bakery
Senior girls receive silver spoons with crest
The seniors named include Eleanor Atkinson Laura Taylor Mildred Taylor Lucene Spencer Evelyn Korobaugh Helen Vicars Lois Greenlees and Imogene Gillispie. Each senior was presented a silver spoon engraved with the Phi crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Atkinson
Laura Taylor
Mildred Taylor
Lucene Spencer
Evelyn Korobaugh
Helen Vicars
Lois Greenlees
Imogene Gillispie
Ach
I Phi
Invitations Out and Wedding Plans Across Towns
Invitations are issued for the wedding of Margaret Jo zepnine to Mr. Frederick Gere Stod der at the Haworth residence on South Massachusetts, Wednesday evening at o'clock. Four O clock Meeting reports a refreshment-filled gathering at Miss Jessie May Tucker's home after a recent meeting. Kathleen Rose Harris and Kaymer McQuiston of Independence, Kansas, plan to wed next Monday at the bride's Eudora home. Miss Erna and Miss Elfrda Fischer hosted an engagement party for Miss Charlotte Kreeck, whose nuptials to Edgar S. Schmidt are set for June 25 at a West Lawrence luncheon. The note lists pink roses and a guest list of eleven intimates. Meanwhile, the United States Navy will welcome more than 450 embryo admirals as the Naval Academy class of 1919 graduates today.
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Erasmus Haworth
Margaret Jozepnine
Frederick Gere Stodder
Haworth
Massachusetts
McQuiston-Harris
Kathleen Rose Harris
Kaymer McQuiston
Independence
Kans
Eudora
Erna Fischer
Elfreda Fischer
West Lawrence
Charlotte Kreeck
Edgar S. Schmidt
United States Navy
United States Naval Academy
Leavenworth Meeting Elects Kansas Grand Chapter Officers
The convention closed with officers elected including Mrs. Helen S. Chambers as president and Mrs. Beatrice K. Clapp as first vice president. Chapter A7, Lawrence, notable for two members named to Kansas grand chapter posts, hosted eleven visitors from Leavenworth, Kansas City, Newton, and Osawatomie. Marguerites adorned gifts and church hosts praised. Mentors Club met with thirteen members. program on Guyenemar’s Airship Flying. next gathering planned. Military Sisterhood to hold event next.
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Leavenworth
Helen S. Chambers
Goodland
Beatrice. K. Clapp
Carrlce N. Kelly
Ally Decorate
Clara Keene
Sory
Uown
Gould
Lawrence
Carmie Wolfe
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas City
Newton
Osawatomie
Lulu Hunt
Concordia
Brooks
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Local residents attend events across Kansas and nearby states
Mrs G F Brown travels to Manhattan for K S A C commencement where daughter Ravena Brown graduates and teaches home economics in Clay Center. Others visit Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City for dances, alums, and social gatherings. Arthur Walker discharged from Camp Taylor and home. Fred Jaedicke heads to Manhattan for Liberty Motor job. multiple attendees attend sorority and fraternity alumni banquets in Baldwin and Lawrence.
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G. F. Brown
Manhattan
Ravena Brown
Clay Center High School
Brown
Clay Center
Miss Brown
Arive
Wayne Randall
Glen Slough
Kansas City
Lawrence
Baldwin
Zeta Chi Fraternity
Lawrence News In Brief From Local Social Circles
Various residents and visitors are listed with travel plans and visits. Miss Helen Por and Mr. and Mrs. Lyon of Chicago host guests. Mrs. Jim Owen returns from Denver. R C Goldtrap of Kansas City deals with family matters. George Vasconseliar of Jacksonville and Miss Moucartatt connected to K U 1916 graduate. Mrs Funk of Fort Wayne visits Harshfield family. John Schwin returns from Hutchinson to Lawrence for golf and home. J W Zentmyer accepts Randolph superintendent post at $1500 salary. Rev B H Gragg to Vinland for weekend, Mrs N G Hughes and others plan Sunday trip to Mrs S C Gilmore's home. Mrs J A West and Miss Genevieve West visit Kansas City. Miss Jennie Ray travels from Lawton Oklahoma.
Peruna credited for catarrh relief inOakland woman's letter
Miss Louise Bruecker of East Twelfth Street Oakland testifies that diphtheria left her with throat catarrh until PERUNA and MAN-A-LIN were used. She claims no catarrh since and urges keeping PERUNA in home. The ad touts PERUNA's broad benefits for mucous membranes and overall health.
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Louise Bruecker
East Twelfth St
East Oakland
Cal
Peru-Na
Peru NA
Local visits and travels noted around Kansas City
Miss Hilda Schmitz journeyed to Kansas City for a few days this morning. Lieut. Charles Topping, returning from France, is in home. C. P. Radcliffe and Harry Green will be in Kansas City tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Tobler and family motored there to spend the weekend with friends. The fragment mentions names Thleenen, O'Brien, and Be ants in Mi eo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Schmitz
Kansas City
C. P. Radcliffe
Harry Green
J. J. Tobler
Kansan City
Minervian Club Meeting With Mrs Harrison Holds Pleasant Afternoon
The Minervian club met with Mrs J M Harrison and six members plus guest Mrs Pontius and children. Hostess Mrs Thelman Pontius and helpers served refreshments as the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Frowe. An address by President Mrs Chambers on the Educational Fund and a talk on War Work Over What Next by Miss Wolfe of Topeka, followed by music from a Haskell Institute girls quartet.
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J. M. Harrison
P. E. D. Sisterhood
Chambers
Educational Fund
Wolfe
Topeka
Haskell _Insti
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Hanna-Carter
Tad
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Bridge Club
Ralph Achning
Harley Melton
Ellis Johnson
Waldo Durr
George Loxman
Harry Lander
J. B. Wilson
Oread High School
Tsa Chandler
Phi Delta Theta
Austin Hill
Mu Phi Epsilon
Irving Hill
Miss Haworth
Edwina Peckham
Margaret Haworth
Gere Stodder
Pi Beta Phi
United States of America
Lawrence Business College
Wotf's Book Store
Jessie May ‘Fucker
Gibbs
Bailey
Military
Francis Guy
Mr. Guy
France
Washington
Hulda Hege
Halstead
Myrtle Hege
K. U
J. J. Huoni
St. Louis, Mo
Josephine Huoni
Alpha Xi Delta House
William Docking
Alice Docking
Marjorie Fulton
Robert Denley
Morgantown
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Bill Hudson
Will
Caryl Dodda
Elouvise Austin
F. J. Kelly
Helen Woods
Sigma Nu
Arthur T. Walker, Jr
Artillery
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
Walter Buchanan
Fred Jaedicke
Liberty Motor Company
J. R. Brady
Greeley, Kans
N. E. Faringer
T. T. Smith
Kathryn Lane
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Marcella Marshall
Gard
Parsons
Mass
Iter
Helen Por
Mrs. Lyon
Chicago
J. Gordon Gibb
Jim Owen
Churchill
Denver
Colo
R. C. Goldtrap
Pains Hig
M. A. Goldaren
J. G. “Funk
Fort Wayne, Indiana
L. C. Harsh
Field and Family
John Schwin
Hutchingon
C. C. Carl
J. W. Zentmyer
Lawrence High School
Randolph
B. H. Gragg
Vinland
J. A. West
Genevieve West
Jennie Ray
Lawton
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911 Mase
Charles Topping
Thleenen
O'Brien
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Mase
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CALL
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Ladies High School Business Girls
Oman
Rucker & Whipple
BIG Tent Theatre
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