Alumni Banquet Precedes Initiation at Chapter House
The article notes a large alumni turnout for a banquet with initiation at the chapter house for men including David A. Hulse, Manila, and others. It also mentions an engagement announcement by Mrs. Hilan about Loverna Christine and John Burton Hedger, and that the Soroptimist club meets Monday at the Castle Tea room followed by a program. Round Table gathers at Mrs. Howard Wiseman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Hulse
Manila
Wiliam E. Dickinson
Art Johnsen
Sfissie
Nick! Robe
Dietrich Klasse
Merlin Gish
Karl Estes
Hu Witten
Kenneth Howard
John Gael
Goeri
Soroptimist Club
Castle Tea Room
Round Table
Howard Wiseman
Lawrence society notes and wedding announce ments
A busy Lawrence social calendar features Mothers League and club events, a university women’s gathering, and a plan for Greek council luncheons. Highlights include the wedding of Miss Jeanne Barron to Williamson Hough in Kansas City with many Lawrence attendees, and multiple club meetings and demonstrations across town.
Program to be given by Mrs. Edwin F Price and Mrs
Tuesday afternoon the program will be presented by Mrs Edwin F Price and Mrs E F Schmaiberg. The event outlines a literary or social gathering with two named speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Heck
Russell Shaw
Lloyd Weibel
T. A. Witherspoon
Edwin F. Price
E. F. Schmaiberg
Personal News From Lawrence And Kansas City
Mrs I A McNalley of Minneapolis Kan visited Lawrence to see her daughters Mary Beth and Michael Collins at K U and spent the night with W C C Simons. Today Mrs Me and her children went to Kansas City. Mrs R S Brooks and Mrs Lisle went to Kansas City for a Co Operatives Internationale board meeting at the Hotel President. Brooks is international second vice president and Eby a former international president of the club. Riley E Moore and Chicago arrived for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. McNalley
Minneapolis
Kan
Lawrence
Mary Beth
Michael Collins
K. U
W. CC. Simons
Me. 3
Kansas City
R. S. Brooks
Lisle
Co-Operaties Internationale
Brooks
International
Eby
Riley E. Moore
Chicago
Weekend Movements and Visitors Across Kansas
Mrs De Vere Rafter of Topeka and Mr and Mrs Roy R Moore of Lawrence plan a return drive to Chicago tomorrow. Mrs Gertie K Johnston has shown some improvement at home. Miss Iva Belle Harper and Miss Gertrude Ruttan visit Hays for Kansas High School English Teachers meetings, returning tomorrow. Mrs Atwell of Zanesville Ohio will stay about two weeks with Mrs F P O Brien in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Gretchen Watts
Joanna March
Jack Patchen
Bill Kollender
Marilyn Drennen
H. C. Drennen
Lorene Michael
Pearl Jones
Harold Ingle
Pauline Lindell
Mayme Corcoran
Roland Roney
Francea
Andrews
Esther Norman
de Vere Rafter
Topeka
Roy R. Moore
Lawrence
Chicago
Gertie K. Johnston
Iva Belle Harper
Gertrude Ruttan
Hays
Atwell
Zanesville, Ohio
F.P. O Brien
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Ray A. Hil
Loverna Christine
John Burton Hedger
John H. Hedger
Kansas City, Mo
Satucsa
Mothers’ League
Ua Teer
Yusic
Lawrence Women's Club
Misa Ebpille
Joe Jones
Windell Johnson
Plymouth Congregational ci Rch
Dette Ph T Fraternity
Alpha Tau Cane
Eldridge
City Pan-Hellenic Council
Casle
Lawrence Woman's Club
Lab
M. P.M
Ray Q. Brewnters
Tote Nu
Harry Morro
Amigas Club
Carl “ Cufton
University Club
Fred
Richard Stevens
Irvin Youngberg
Carl Clifton
Amigaa Club
Country Club Christian Church
Jeanne Barron
Walton Ford Barron
Williamson Thomas Hough
Houston
Tex
Cecil T. Hough
Blaine Hyten
Jack McCoy
Marjorie Jean
Phillipe
Bert
d'Hardelot
Malotte
Dublin
Joyce Lee Barron
Nancy Senter
Joane Kenney
Butler
R. Hough
Fred Stubeck
Keith Mead
William Kram
Robert Docking
Jack Ross
Sedatia
Young Matrons Club
Fifty First
Oak Streets
Hough
University of Missouri
Delta Gamma Sorority
School of Business
University of Kansas
Acacia Fraternity
Cecil Hough
N. M. Hough
Monica Schriver
Sally Lou
Joplin
Carl Amyx
Lloyd Roughten
Maurice Clarkson
Ruth
George Docking
George W. Bradshaw
Oa. A. Haverty
Charles
Alvin
Mev
Verner F. Smith
Forrest Springer
RK. Lee Treace
John_Fritzel, Jr
Brackett Dwellers Home
J. J. Phillips
C. W. Davenport
E. Stimanon
H. W. Hack
Elmer Schnider
Gaylord Schneck
St. Patrick
P.E.O
T. L. Smart
Roy Moore
P.E.O. Co-Operative Board
Smull
Johnson
Charles Stough
Roger Allen
Clifton Ramsey
C. M. Hays
Progressive Reading Club
Hearth
E. L. Novotny
Four Leaf Clover 4-H Club
Pleasant Valley Uprioot House
Frieda Lucken
Dean Hadi
Donald Landis
Margery Skinner
Caroline Wilbur
Charlene Luckan
Neva Thiry
Evelyn Griffith
Bobby Howe
Bobby Thiry
Judy Owens
Clarence Lynch
Johnnie Messer
Jimmie Desque
Lonzie Kingery
Harold Skinner
Albert Lynch
Charles Howe
Sunny Valley Home Demonstration Unit
Walter Love
Kenneth Rich
Phi Delta Phi
Law Fraternity
Marvin Small
John Weatherwax
M. C. Slough
W. B. Terrill
Tennessee Street
W. Eberhard
Uruguay
Kenneth Tuggle
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
St. Mary's Hospital
Baraboo
David Bond
Tuggle
Alvena Bond
Alvin Bond
Eudora
J. A. Tuggle
L. H. Petefish
Kanwaka
Otte’ Ramaeyer
Taylor Petefish
Ross Wulfkuhle
United States
Raymond Williams
Ralph L. Colman
Clay Hobson
Westwood
Road
Eney Shenk Vier
M Rs
Ethel Harman
Kathleen O'Donnell
Ralph Collins
Charles ‘Taylor
Clara McCluney
Winfield
Shenk
Acner Evans
Harman
Clifford Dean
John Pike
Ralph R. Smith
Nelson K. Howard
Misa Mare Klooz
Tri-Delt Alliance
Clifton Calvin
Beacon
First ‘Baptist Church
Lowell Bailey
Barker Avenue
Victoria Club
Woodlawn Home Demonstration
Neil Thayer
Marlin McCrary
Bart Janeway
Oakridge
Q. A. McGinnis
Harry Unger
J. 8. Mills
Centenary Methodist Church
Richard Bryan
Prairie Avenue
Charles Raymond
Richard Allen
Bryan
Hazel Yoder
RK. B. Stevens
Ogden
Jones
T. H. Astman
P.F.C
Myer
Black
Pollom
Frink
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Loverna
Christine Hill
John Barron Hedger
Kansas City, Co
998
Ea At Te
Gustafson Optometrist
Mrs. Johnson
Elm St
Craiiny
Rhodes
Vermont
Esata Et al
UCL
Rhodes and Taylor
Ollie Peters
RCA Victor
Eye Witness
Bell Physicco
del Richardson
Massachusetts
Bell Music
Red Cross
Vermont St
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