Social events loom at Houston as Democratic convention opens
Houston June 25 AP plans for immediate social events center on the arrival of many distinguished women for the Democratic National Convention. Mrs Woodrow Wilson arrives to attend dedication ceremonies and sign the register at the hospitality house and will be guest of honor at a Daughters of the American Revolution breakfast. Mrs Alfred E Smith arrival draws eager attention with a breakfast invite by local entertainment committee. National Democratic Women’s Club hosts a breakfast with Emily Newell Blair. Many officials and delegates occupy club headquarters and hospitality facilities as preparations unfold.
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Houston
Woodrow Wilson
New
Convention Hall
Hospitality House
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. B. Foster
J. O. Ross
Emily Newell Blair
National Committee
Missouri
Wilson
National Democratic Women’s Club
Aiinnie Fisher Cunningham
Texas
U. S. Senate
Blair
Coke Burleson
Cordall Hull
Tennessee
Hogel
Wisconsin
Belle Sherwin
National League of Women Witters
League
Ethel B. Brosins
Topeka Social Guests Visit Families Across City
Glenn entertained guests at dinner including Mrs WW Butler Dorothy topeka Mrs B F Glenny Mr and Mrs George Bahnmaier Temple Sheldon of Topeka visiting cousin Mrs Harry Stover and family John and Nelson Slavens of Topeka with grandfather F B Nelson of Lawrence cousin Frank Slavens of Stillwater and Ernest Hall of Ottawa visited Mrs G M Bahnmaier and family on Monday Mrs N J Saylor ill for two weeks at home of daughter Mrs W B Stauffer Ulrich Stradtner returned to Enterprise after two weeks visiting daughter Mrs H F Fulton and family Mrs Clarence Glenn entertained many children at her home Monday afternoon in honor of the
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Butler
Dorothy
Topéka
B. F. Glenny
George “F.bahnmaier
Temple Sheldon
Topeka
Harry Stover
John and
Nelson Slavens
F.B. Nelson
Lawrence
Frank Slavens
Stillwater
Okla
Ernest Hall
Ottawa
West
WiLl Butler
Dorothy of
Toneka
B.f.i Moore
Arlette Fulton
Bert Reynolds
Emilie Reynolds
Edidon
George L. Glenn
Wedaradey
F. W. Bertschinger
Jim McClanahan
Lecompton
Frank Brubaker J
Ruth Maxine
Sallie Morris
William Lancaster
Glenn
K.P
George F. Bahnmaier
Thimbles
Orville McCall
Ivalon
Yoalist
Marguerite Peterson
Grace Harris
Tecumseh
Clara Nace
Ruth Nace
Julia Bahnmaier
Faye Glenn
Hazel Taylor
Ruth Bahnmaier
Henry Hennessy
Baby
West Kansas social notes and local visits in Lecompton
Afternoon zoo visit and numerous social calls mark a weekend in Lecompton. Mrs Will Butler and Dorothy of Topeka, Bert Reynolds guests, and Arlette Fulton recent visitors. many neighbors attended a grand opening at the K.P. Day store.
Community Notes From Lawrence and Surrounding Areas
Miss Ethel Cox returned to Lawrence Sunday after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Grant Cox. Mrs John Canary visited her parents in Spokane Washington. Thurston Ousdahl aided nephew Harold Skeets with farm work last week. Alta Rice and daughter Bernice spent Sunday with J Wil Rice and Will Rice. Gladys Thella and Filmore Cox spent Sunday evening with Ralph Robertson. Clifford Thiry hosted relatives for Willard Thiry's eighth birthday. attendees included John Thiry Earl Janeway W C Thiry Valley Grove Lois Wells Leola Lucile Robertson and William Aldridge. F A Higley traveled to Oskaloosa midweek. Mrs Will Rice and son Billy Gene were dinner guests at the Rice home. Mrs Harold Skeets cared for her sister's children Mary Alice and ...
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Earl
Glenn
Irene
Isrnest
Frances
Helen Brown
Gweneth
Nettie Duncan
Wil
Ethel Cox
Lawrence
Grant Cox
Washington, D. C
John Canary
Spokpane
Washington
Thurston Ousdahl
Harold Skeets
Alta Rice
Bernice
J. Wil Rice
Will Rice
Gladys
Thella
Filmore
Cox
Ralph Robertson
Clifford Thiry
Willard
John Thiry
Earl Janeway
W. C. Thiry
Valley Grove
Lois Wells
Leola
Lucile Robertson
William Aldridge
F. A. Higley
Oskaloosa
Billy
Gene
Will’Rice
Mary Alice
Local Knowledge Hill Social Notes Roundup
Knowledge Hill Community club met with Mrs Earl Janeway Wednesday afternoon June 20. Anna Bella Reese Mrs T N Reese were in Kansas City with Leta Reese. O LeRoy Jones of Lawrence visited aunt Earnest Truitt family. Lois Wells Lawrence and Frances Thiry shared visits. Harold Skeet and family spent time with Dinwood and C Thiry valley Grove. Wheat and oats harvests begin as farmers work fields in warm weather.
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Anna’ Bella
Reese
T. N- Reese
Kansas City
Leta Reese
O LeRoy Jones
Lawrence
Lirs
Earnest Truitt
Lois
Wells
Frances Thiry
W. Rice
Pe Ee
Dews
Arthur
Skeets
Colorado
Anna Skeets
Harold Skeet
LeRoy Jones
Charles Jones
Lulu Ma. Thiry
Cliftford
C. Thiry
Valley Grove
Ila’ Martin
Ruth Johns
Bismark
Will Rice
Berlene
Tag. Co. Allen
Dinwood
C. H. Thiry
Shields
McLouth
George Engelberger
Marion Shrimplin
Kansas
Earnest ‘Truitt
Charlie Dyers
Baldwin
Arthur Skeets
Los. Animas
Cole
Missi Lois
Frank, Johns
Ruth
Hill Community Club
Earl _Janeway
Local Club Meeting Notes and Social Details
A club gathering lists guests including Mr Aug ust Warteack and Mrs. Harold Skeet jand with daughters and Mrs. Grant Cox. Attendees shared cake punch and fruit salad. Next meeting set with Mrs. Will Rice on Thursday afternoon July 5. Roll call to be answered with patriotic quotations. Mrs. est Truitt and LeRdy Jones visited Mrs. Will Rice in Tom Holiday.
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Will Rice
Est Truitt
LeRdy Jones
Afkerm
Will’ Rice
Tom Holiday
the Truitt
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F. P. Shirley
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General Electric
Mass
Bill
Edith
Sally
Ann
Sally Ann
Zephyr Bakery
the National Ice Chest
The
National “Association of Ice Industries
the Ice & Storage CO
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Shimmons Bros
August Warteack
Harold
Skeet Jand
G. H. Thiry
Lois’ Wells
John ‘Thiry
Lulu
May
Clorox
Essy” ‘Housekeeping
Clorox Chemical Corporation
Oakland
California
Peoples Utilities Kansas Corp’n
Your Gas CO
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