Social Calendar Listings From Friday Event Roundup
Friday events include Variety club with Mrs. Ethan Smith and Mrs. F H Smithmeyer tea at the Memorial Union reception in the summer session. Mrs E A Wood hosts a contract club. Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae gather with Mrs Laurence Woodruff. Mrs H W Craig and Mrs Louise Welson host bridge, En Rogie club hosts a picnic at Clinton Park.
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Ethan Smith
Elfridge
Sima
Memorial Union Building
E. A. Wood
Kappa
Alpha
Theta
Laurence Woodruff
H.W. Craig
Louise Welson
Bridge
En Rogie Club
Clinton Park
Local society notes and wedding of Dorothy Rugge
Mrs F H Smithmeyer hosted tea for friends of Mrs Xenophon Caverno while Mrs H W Craig and Mrs Louise Nelson led six tables of contract last night with a black and white theme and garden flowers. The Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae meet tonight at 8 at Mrs Laurence Woodruff’s home. Dorothy M Rugge and J Gilbert Shaw wed in Roswell NM with KU ties. both are graduates. they will live in Lordsburg NM after a brief Carlsbad El Paso trip. A Fourth of July breakfast for University school of education students and faculty is planned at 8:30 at Brown's grave with a talk by Maude McBroom.
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H. W. Craig
Louise Nelson
Carl Rutter
Charles Fox
Howard McConnell
C. W. Pollom
Fred Willman
Mayme Corcoran
Faye Brown
Emma Wagner
Will Johns, Jr
Charles Banning
Pickens
Stewart
Woestemeyer
Pollom
Banning
Miss Wagner
McConnell
Kappa Alpha ‘Theta
Laurence Woodruff
Alabama Street
Jane Plummer
Dorothy M. Rugge
Jennie Rugge
Larned
J. Gilbert Shaw
Charles Shaw
Bettie A. Shaw
Lawrence
First Christian Church
Roswell
N. M
Shaw
Helen Shaw
University of Kansas
Claremore
Okla
Women's Self Government Association
Kappa Beta, Mortar Board
Jay Jones
Phi Sigma
United States Bureau of Entomology
Estancia
CCC
Lordsburg
Carlsbad
el Paso
University School of Education
Brown
Patch on Pa's pants rises in fair moment
A fragment recalls a humorous scene where a dollar is offered and a patch on Pa's pants lifts, creating an odd, unfair moment. The remark captures a casual family exchange with playful tension and a hint of misfortune in an everyday setting.
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Publishers Syndicate
Summer Frock Pattern for 14 to 49 Inch Bust
A sewing pattern description for a summer frock with feminine plaits jabot soft-gathers and a slim- line skirt in navy or aqua cotton. Style No. 3228 fits busts 36 to 49 inches. size 16 uses 3 1/2 yards of 35 inch material. Send 15 cents for pattern plus 10 cents for the Summer Fashion Book.
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Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Women elected on Wednesday list names and places
Following members elected Wednesday include Miss Myrtle Hyre Lawrence Miss Mary J Burke Miss Ota Crosthwait and Miss Charlene Forbes of Kansas City Missouri Sister M Ambrose Donna Atchison Miss Gertrude Haury of Hutchinson and Miss Fredricka Pearson of Kansas City Kansas.
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Myrtle Hyre
Lawrence
Mary J. Burke
Ota Crosthwait
Charlene Forbes
Kansas City
M. Ambrose Donna Atchison
Gertrude Haury
Hutchinson
Fredricka Pearson
Kan
Local Personal News Highlights From City Houses
Mrs. E S Cowdrick of New York City visits Prof and Mrs B A Nash. Miss Persis Cook attends Alpha Chi Omega national convention in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Mrs John Beard and Miss Helen Beard move to 2233 New Hampshire Street. Mr and Mrs E G Lyon of Blackwell Ohio visit J Don Kieffer and kin. Mr and Mrs E J Logsdon travel to Flint Michigan for auto mechanics course. E F Keefe improves after Memorial Hospital operation. Mr and Mrs William Docking and grandchildren Alix Neville and Bobby Docking vacation at Mackinac Island. Mrs Donald Hahn returns home from Memorial Hospital after operation.
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E. S. Cowdrick
New York City
B. A. Nash
Persis Cook
White Sulphur Springs
West Va
Alpha Chi Omega
John Beard
Helen Beard
New Hampshire Street
J. B. Edmondson
E. G. Lyon
Clelia May
Blackwell, Ohls
William Docking
Alix Neville
Kansas City
Bobby Docking
Mackinac Island
Donald Hahn
Memorial Hospital
Haskell Girls Begin Summer Camp Outing
Haskell Institute will host a summer outing program for girl students remaining on campus. A new camp west of the school grounds, supervised by Laura Templin of the American Friends Society, will host 20 girls in 10 day vacation periods with privacy and quiet during the break. Two outdoor ovens and a large tent with essentials are provided, and the camp is unused by other activities.
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Haskell Institute
Laura Templin
American Friends Society of Philadelphia
R. M. Kelly
Vacation plans for swimming and activities announced
They will enjoy games and swimming and other vacation activities. Plans have been made for swimming three mornings each week at the Jayhawk Plunge and two afternoons at the state lake at Tonga noxie.
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Tonganoxie
Reject Petition for KU Holiday on July 5
The University of Kansas executive committee rejected a petition signed by about 250 students to dismiss classes on July 5. Classes will end July 4, with no break on July 5. some signers proposed making up the day. The committee noted duplications and that many students would face Saturday work, deciding the change would be unfair to those who must work. Other state schools planned classes on July 5, so KU will as well.
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University of Kansas
K. U
U S Children Rank High in Scientific Thinking
Minneapolis June 28 Miss Jean L Marquis told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that United States children excel others in scientific thinking and that boys outperform girls in explaining natural phenomena. Her remarks stem from work at the University of Minnesota Institute of Child Welfare based on casual results.
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Minneapolis
United States
Jean L. Marccis
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Scientific reasoning in American children linked to training
About 700 children aged eight to 16 were surveyed to measure how experience and education shape reasoning about natural phenomena. Questions included what makes the wind blow, exploring development factors versus training influence.
Causes of thunder and candle flame under jar
The passage contrasts American and international children's explanations. Many American children offered material or natural causes for thunder and flame behavior, while children from other countries produced pre logical replies with spirits or forces imagined to explain events.
Car blaze in Hudson sedan damages Adams yard residence
A Hudson sedan owned by C Adams caught fire last night in the Adams residence yard at 1035 New Jersey Street. Firefighters arrived and extinguished the blaze as thousands of readers daily access the Journal-World classifieds.
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C. Adams
Adams
New Jerse Street
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