Weekend Fraternal Dinners And Initiations Highlight Local Events
A busy Saturday included a four course dinner at Christina Nylund’s home for Hasha tenga Camp Fire members and guardian Miss Opal Jayne Kennedy, followed by initiation at Pi Kappa Alpha house. Alumni, campus parties, and an Alpha Tau Omega banquet filled the evening, with significant social events across multiple sororities, clubs, and university tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Nylund
Tennessee Street
Wanda Best
Hashatenga
Opal Jayne Kennedy
St. Patrick
Mrs. Nylund
Mrs. Best
Carolyn Fortune
Etheleen Compton
Audra Courter
Dorothy Jewell
Vivian
Bunn
Ruta
Schaake
Lorna Jean McElhinny
Marjory Best
Lois Parker
Pi Kappa Alpha
Ohio Street
Brazil Brown
Malcolm Bliss
Harry Slaylock
Kansas City
Billias Gradinger
of Hill
Pittsbore
Clarence Dimm Tk
Hiawatha
John Wall
Charles Wall
Sedan
Myron Seely
Russell
Stanford Randels
Anthony
Kansas-Missouri
Chapter
Ed Taylor
Harold Herndon
Harold Walters
James Austin
Lauren Bray
Speecer Gard
Waldo Kell
Havner Parrish
Ralph Brady
Independence
Norton Smith
Columbia
George’ Chandler
Topeka
Phil Kappa Psi
Fred Tesch
Calvin Austin
Ray Wheeler
Barrett Hamilton
Walter Ringer
Paola
Lowell
Grady
Colby
Richard Shaw
Victor Walling
Chicago
Herbert Schnur
Joplin
Leonard O'Bryan
Vena Bolin
Lawrence
Afternoon costume features lace and satin design
The piece describes an afternoon outfit of gold lace bodice and black satin skirt with magenta and jade green bindings. Social club events appear at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday March 27 as Merry Matrons meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. John Strong’s, 901 Ohio Street. Various local residents travel to Kansas City, Leavenworth, and Manhattan for duties and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Cowgill
V. A. Young
Junction Bridge
Colonial Tea Room
D. W. Jones
Maude Graham
Homer Neville
Kansas City
le Eteration of Clubs
First Presbyteriam Church
Attarnoon
John Strong
Ohio Street
Personal notices from Topeka and Greensboro
Mrs Mary McCord returns to Greensboro after her brothers death in Lawrence. H C Cooper resumes legislative duties after weekend at home. Miss Beulah Thiry, senate staffer in Topeka, spent weekend at home and returns this morning. Miss Virginia Schwinn returns to Topeka after weekend with sister at Kappa Kappa Gamma house. Rep Ina Yingling of Staten county visits W H Quakenbush and FF Weatherby and returns to Topeka. Mrs Fred Simon travels to Kent for several days with friends. Miss Lucille Robertson also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose George
Kansas City
L. E. Bryan
George Melvin
Seneca
W. F. Shaw
W. T. Courtney
O. Curd
Hlh
Hoovey
Susan D. Alford
Manhattan
Lawrence
W. 8
Griesa
Nelle Greenlees
Julius Marks
C. E. Snyder
Leavenworth
Nite E. Reece
The
Pratt Tribune
Ellwood Reece
Pi Kappa Alpha
Mary McCord
Delbert Perkins
Greensboro
N. C
H.C. Cooper
Beulah Thiry
Senate
Topeka
Virginia Schwinn
Deaths and Funerals Pierce Pitt Ross and Others
Pitt Ross 70 died at his Albuquerque home yesterday. Frederick Haas 66, Douglas County resident, died at Baldwin. Thomas A Meguiar 76 died Saturday at his home 1108 Ohio Street. to Shelbyville for burial. survived by wife and three daughters. Mrs H C Smith 79 died yesterday. burial in Natoma Kansas. Eye sight Conservation Council says auto accidents rise 2000 yearly due to defective vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick “Haas
Frederick’ Haas
Douglas County
Baldwin
Mys. L. E
McPheeters
Thomas A. Meguiar
Ohio
Shelbyville
Elizabeth Meguiar
Lawrence
Pryor Beard
Hugh McLennan
San Antonio
Texas
Meguiar
H.C. Smith
H. Smith
M. F. Morley
Mississippi Street
Natoma
Kansas
United States
Eyesight Conservation ‘Council of America
Time Deals Harshly With London's Noted Gothic Masterpiece
London, Feb 25. Big Ben the clock of Parliament ceased ticking due to soot and dirt. Officials consider restoration to prevent further architectural decay as gargoyles and pinnacles crumble and stonework flakes. Sir Frank Baines reports external stone decay from soot and sulfur.
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London
Associated
Houses of Parliament
His Majesty's Office of Works
Égor
Perea
House’ of Lords
Sir Frank Baines
His Majesty’s Office of Works
Kilis
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Frank
Immigrant Stream To Australia Grows As US Limits Reach
Melbourne reports a surge of Slavs Greeks Italians Maltese and other peoples amid US immigration limits. A steamer carrying about 1200 Jugoslavs is expected within weeks. NSW Premier Sir George Fuller says the Commonwealth may adopt a quota system or other means to curb foreign immigration. Official statements stress urgent population needs in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Associated Ypress
United States
Europe
Ephee
George Fuller
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Planes Fly Below Sea Level in Death Valley Flight
Three Rockfield San Diego aviators under Col Harry Graham piloted planes over Death Valley 265 feet below sea level. Planes ran near ground level at times, covering distances around 11 feet and speeds near 100 miles per hour, marking a notable aviation milestone in a harsh desert landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Death Valley
Rockfield
San Diego
Harry Graham
Salvation Army seeks furniture from the public
The Salvation Army asks households with unused furniture to call headquarters and arrange pickup as they work to furnish a local family in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Salation Army
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Alpha Tay Omega
Effie van Tayl
Dean
John R. Dyer
Harry Dedderidge
Overbrook
Judie
Benson
Hutchinson
Fred Zoehner
Tonganoxie
Mary Ellen Carrol
Treavenworth
Helen Friend
Milton Hall
Grae Shuler
Esther Westfall
Mary Hadge
Mignes Transue
Mildred Leonhard
Vera Fair- Dhairn
Marguerite Russell
Bruce Dunn
Lawrence Leonhard
Larvey Chase
Forrest Griffith
Olive Hall
Massachusetts' Street
Lula
Freda
Earl
Robert
F. W. Salveson
O. L. Salveson
Basil Mitchell
0. L. .Salveson
Palms
Ferns
Sigma Kappa
Kansas Ore
Puff Paul
Women's Athletic Association
W. W. Davis
Old and New Club
Wiedemann Tea Room
William §. Johnson
Otto Barteldes
R. CG. Jackman
W. A. Guenther
H. J. Tenney
G. W., Sparr
A. Gifford
Aid
Donald Russell “Harrison
Cal
Mose Virginia Irene
Harrison
Helen Gallagher
PEO
Temola Club
Edgar Bumgardner
Rhode Island Street
Florence, Snow
Harry Davis
Mrs. Davis
Review Club
W. P. Carpenter
Valentine Collins
Round Table
A. L. Kirchhoff
Alabama Street
Belvoir
P. Houser
Progressive Reading Club
East Nineteenth Street
Twentieth Century Club
Wll
A. J. Anderson
Ingleside Club
Junius Underwood
Friends In Council
F.C. Allen
Sol Louisiana Street
Wallace W. C. Tr
W. L. Biggs
Elm Street
Portia Club
C. E. Orelup
Maine Street
Ventura Club
Ladies Literary League
Pitt Ross
Fletcher
Laezy Pelcher
the Ice & Storage CO
VT. ST
National Association OF Ice Industries
West Washington Street
Iminvis
Horlick
Ahs Nas A
Fette
Winifred Copley Johnston
Fischer’s Annex
India
E. M. Forster
Michael Arlen
Mary EB. Waller
Thomas Dixon
Wm. A. White
H. G. Wells
Wolf's Book Store
Marcels
Marcel
Princess Pat
Princess Pat Beauty Shoppe
Real Hess Drug Store
Minnie Miller
Uie
Paradise
Coolidge
Dawes
America
Bowersock
Marion Thompson
Charles G. Dbawes
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