Memorial services for Rebekah members held last night
Memorial services for Rebekah age members who died during the year were held last evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. Gertie K. Joh led the memorial tribute to Hattie Good Lou Zuttermeister Susan Smith and I. Stevenson John Gardner. Special music included the Odd Fellows quartet and Debert Adams party from Eudora. Marian Noble played an angel in The Old Rugged Cross tableau. Floral tributes were read and past president and treasurer presided.
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Rebekah Age
Lige
I. 0
Odd Fellows
I. C. Ison
F. H. Roberts
Fred Richardson
B. M. Jenkins
Debert Adams
Eudora
le Marian Noble
Angel
Old Rugged Cross
C. HH
F. B. Dodds
Barbara Daum Weds Dr Harold G Urey In Baltimore
Kansas City society notes report Barbara Daum wed Dr Harold G Urey of Baltimore at the bride’s father’s home in Kansas City. The ceremony was performed by Dr H EL Wolfe of Topeka with Pauline and Eloise Smith performing music and the couple planning a Canada fishing trip before settling in Baltimore. Several guests from Topeka Iowa City Yellowstone Park and Lawrence attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Daum
Harold G. Urey
Baltimore
N. OF. Daum
H. EL . Wolfe
Topeka
First Methodist Church
Lawrence
Pauline Smith
Eloise Smith
Barbara Daum
Iarkspur
Ferns
Canada
Urey
Johnsos University
Kar
New Wash
Wélfe Marian Walfe
Kate Daum
Iowa City
Merrill Daum
Yellowstone Park
Wia
Personal notes of week end travel and visits
Andrew Fiferson left for To this morning with Mrs. William Wells and Mrs. V. Reece for the summer. Wells’s daughter Adda Benander of Topeka visits, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ist. Adda Benander joins Mr. and Mrs. E. Elam and Miss Mabel Tobler for Kansas City. Alter R. Smith heads to Ke to spend the weekend with friends. Ray Gomel, a ui student, spent the day in Kansas City. Prof. L. E. Sisson also to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Snyder went to Sawtelle California. Mrs. Snyder to stay until fall, Mr. Snyder to return in about a month. Mrs. Euphemia Strayer and Faith Strayer to Estes Park Colorado for summer. Faith to Chicago in fall for the University of Chicago. Mrs. Mary Shropshire and daughter Mrs. William Jones of Glendale California visit Mrs. Shropshire’s daughter Mrs. L. W. Shropshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Fiferson
William Wells
V. Reece
Strat
Wells
Ist
Adda Benander
Topeka
E. Elam
Mabel Tobler
Kansas City
Alter R. Smith
Ray*Gomel
Faith Strayer
Arkansas City
Colorado
Estes Park
Miss Strayer
Chicago
University’ of Chicago
Mary Shropshire
William Jones
Glendale
Cal
Shropshire
Lawrence Social Circles See Visitors From Across States
A string of local visitors and travelers from Kansas City Kansas Savannah Ga Moberly Mo Glendale Cal Dodge City Dodge City and Osborne were listed with families in Lawrence. Notables include Miss Daisy Garvin Miss Anna Hutt Miss Ines Pratt and Judge J B Humphrey with relatives as summer plans unfold across California Illinois and New York. Prof E M Morgan of Harvard arrives to teach this summer at the University law school. Continued visits note Mrs George Richards Ida May Kanwaka and others as arrangements for summer residences are made.
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McNamara
Enis I. Johnston
W. J. Logan
Charles Walters
Charles Smith
Kansas City
Kans
Daisy Garvin
Russell
Savannah
C. E
Anna Hutt
California
Ines Pratt
Chicago
Madame Valeri
American Conservatory of Music
J. B. Humphrey
Barbara Humphrey
Junction City
Hannah Oliver
University Law ‘School
University Club
George Richards
Ida May
Kanwaka
Scotia
N. Y
Guy Davis
Lawrence
Davis
Richards
Alexander
Sedan
Hame
Seattle
Charles Doolittle
Argentine
A Chess
Celestine Owens
Moberly
Mr.Owens
Ed. Drennon
H. J. Owens
Ellis T. Johnston
L. W. McNamara
Mary Shropshire
William’ Jones
Glendale
Cal
Excelsior Springs
D. ©. Wear
Dodge City
W. D. Wear
Ralph Colman
Ed Zimmerman
Irene
Osborne
Lawrence Making Preparations For Miss Zimmerman To Enter K. U
Rosa Ise
Zimmerman
Mex-ico
Students Earn 50 000 Dollars At University Of Oregon
In Eugene on June 17 a report notes that fifty thousand dollars is a sizable sum for University of Oregon students to earn in a school year, as Mrs Char- discusses income tax implications for prominent figures like Henry Ford and Andrew Mellon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Henry Ford
Andrew Mellon
University ‘of Oregon
Fane
Char
Y B C A Employment Bureau Reports Three-Term Earnings
Donnelly in charge reports 129 students with regular employment earned 13003 in fall, 12486 in winter, and 10763 in spring. Odd job workers earned 3000 in fall, 900 in winter, and 1000 in spring. Partial figures indicate total earnings across terms for employed students and part timers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotte, Donnelly
Honor 15 KU law students named on honor roll
Fifteen students at the University of Kansas School of Law were placed on the honor roll for the second semester. Third year honorees include Clarence Beck Americus John Fontron Hutchinson Harry Lanning Sabetha Rendolph Smith Lawrence James Taylor Goodlams Milford Zimmerman Kansas City Mo. Second year honorees include Joe B. Birkhead Kansas City Mo Hedge Hutchinson Jules Kansas City Mo Dan Millman Kansas City Mo Lester Morriss Agricola and Sam Werby Kansas City. Fo ar studness William Lawrence Rayville and Martin J. Independence Mo. ART CENTER IN NEW YORK Sales Run into Missions Annually: No Hustle and Confusion New York June 12 AP In a section between Fifth and Park Aves from Fifty-sixth to Fifty-ninth streets art centers gather like stock brokers antique dealers near auction houses. Major galleries American Anderson and others sell many foreign and domestic collections each season with branches of French English Spanish Italian houses nearby. Despite rapid art capital growth there is little hustle and bustle as walks through houses resemble museum visits while transactions reach into millions annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Law
University of Kansas
Law
Clarence V. Beck
Americus
John F. Fontron
Hutchinson
Harry A. Lanning
Sabetha
Rendolph P. Smith
Lawrence
James E. Taylor
Goodlams
Milford
Zimmerman
Kansas City
Joe B. Birkhead
Hedge
Jules
Dan. Millman
Lester JL. Morriss
Agricola
Sam L. Werby
William ¥. Lawrence
Ray Aeville
Martin J. Independence
ART Center
New York
Manhattan
Fifth and Park
Vicini
Wall Street
American
Anderson
Cattadori
Seidletz
van Baarn
Vacation Club book list continues with many titles
The Vacation Club book list extends from page four listing numerous titles and authors including Corbyn Indian Hero Tales Darrow Boys Own Book of Science and more. A note mentions Homer Crow preparing to sail June 12 for England to write They Had to See London which may become a Broadway drama and a motion picture.
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Cornyn
Darrow
Dodd
Doyle
Eastman
Spain
Brawn Gate
Seles
Gilbert
Greene
la Lincoln
Gregor
Medicine Buffalo
Hall
Greece
Hamilton
Robert E. Lee
Harris
Uncle Remus
London
Homer
Paris
Crow
England
Owen Davis
New Ideals in Modern German Education Recital
Charles F. Skilton, professor of organ, will present an extensive study titled The New Ideals in Modern German Education. His program, as announced today by the school of fine arts, will include selections and readings from the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Kellerman
Fraser Hall
Tor. Kellerman
Charles 5. Skilton
School of Fine Arts
Classical Keyboard Pieces and Nocturnes Featured in Vintage Program
A list of musical works including Fantasie in F Minor by Mozart for a clock, Liebestraum, Will o the Wisp by Gaul, Gordon Nevin’s Glow Worm from Pwilieht Sketches, and a Toccato in D by Mini Mailly. The items reflect a 19th to early 20th century recital program pairing composers and whimsical titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Liebestraum
Listt-Gaul Will O' the Wisp
Gordom Nevin
Pwilieht
Lemare
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A. EB. Mitchell
Chantry Club
Tonganaxi
Lawrence Pennice
Ruth Hoover
W.G
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J.anderson
Frank
L. N. Lewis
Wimpdau
Ternoon
Ead Avenue
Thea
Blanche Deichert
George
Atkeson
Carnenl
Mrs. Brooks
Ward-Belmont College
Hach
University of Washington
Wattles
Connecticut State Agricultural College
Gregon State College
Corral
John Brown
Willard
Minnie Dingelstedt
Robert Kruse
Hartford, Conn
Milence Carter
Lawren
Iota Ny
E. B. Allen
Missouri Street
J. A. Keeler
Edward Jers
Kkaka
Fred Gregory
Impr
Lewis
Thelipp
Loretta Shaw
Sinclair Lewis
Della May Dews
Dorothy Elliott
Opal Shaw
William , Lang
Virginia Colman
Ralph Curry
John Christy
Wis Hem
Ed Mull
Vermont Street
Fort
Edna’ Underweed
Ernestine Yates
Mildred Cutteron
Elizabeth Brodhead
Katherine Kibiér
Margaret Gustafson
Irene Getter. Hill
Mary Jane Mellon
Fieleen Penney
Dorothy Newton
Paul Bryan Patterson
Coleste University
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Mr. Patterson
Ptterson
K. U. Ars
Colgate
Beulakin Gowell
Edwin Couthony Ipoon
Wash
John H. Keley
Hfe
Stimpson
F . F. Stimpson
A. D. Johnson
Iternoma
J. B. Humpher
Hosthe Vane
Tea Piro Men's Relief Corps
Winnie Lyons
Linnie
Nissson
Ida Swadiey
L Willams
Edith, van Horebeck
Lalla B. Jacobs
Lyons
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Weatherby
Maurine C Opplewell
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Law School
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Marshall
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Ghi-Wee
Olcott
China Seas
Otis
Boy Scouts
Mantrap
Spring
Sylvia
Thourpour
Helen of Troy
Ge Rectan Plan
General Motors
Shimmons Bros
Miss. St
Ward’s Flower Store
the Merchant of Happiness
Virginia Inn
Corner Ninth and
Massachusetts
Aurora
Pepperell
Crepe de Chine
Georgette
Ae Bo
Chone
Sixth St
Funks Mortuary
Ssachusetts
Hansas
Ambullance Service
Rumsey
Funeral Home Funeral Coach— Private Ambulance
Ind
C.B. Rumsey
J.C. Rumigey
HL C. Rumsey
Wilson
Swat
Wilson Home Laundry
Limou
Ine
Neer
Kansas
School of Commerce and
Sdenetanis
Counsumer’s
State Bank
Lawrence, Kans
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