Chi Omega formal dinner and dance night plans
The Alpha Chi Omega sorority hosts a 6:30 dinner at Wiedemann grill room for 120 guests followed by dancing at 9:30 at Fraternal Aid Union Hall. Chaperons include Mrs. Margaret Topping Mrs. A Devilin and Mrs. J S Butch. Decor features an old fashioned garden theme with sweet peas latticework and Japanese lanterns lighting the rooms. Orchestras provide music and several out of town guests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha: Chi Omega
Wiedemann Grill
Ancing
Fraternal Aid Union Kidll
Margaret Topping
A. Devilin
J. S. Butch
F. A. U. Hall
Emily de Martell
Kansas City
Flapper Fanny Spy School Report At Local Meeting
Miss Dorothy Koeh ring reported on grade department visits to St Louis and Cincinnati schools focusing on kindergarten theory and curriculum. Miss Susan Friend spoke on National Home and Health Association routines and a Lincoln Memorial trip in Kentucky. John Barnes shared impressions of the Cincinnati convention. Martha Rayhill sang two songs. Mrs Walter Hunter and two children depart for Houston to end the month. E W White visited Topeka to spend time with daughter Mrs Ollie Hollingsworth. Several members travel to Hutchinson for D A R state meeting where Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook will attend. Review Club met at Mrs W T Carpenter home with hostess Valentina Collins. program covered Robert Louis Stevenson. Mrs J B Wilson narrated Treasure Island. Mrs Collins recounted a Paris trip and Exposition visit. Next week the club meets with Mrs M R Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reading Club
C. G. Shepherd
Tennessee Street
Frank Roberts
E. W. Strayer
C. Li Rutter
al E. Smith
Alva Carter
George S. Smith
Indiana Street
Dorothy Koehring
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Susan Friend
Lincoln Memorial
Kentucky
John Barnes
Martha Rayhill
Walter Hunter
Houston
Texas
E. W. White
Topeka
Ollie Hollingsworth
Byron B. Beery
Madge Bullene
W. J. Gilmore
BE. R. Learned
L. B. Reed
Hutchinson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anthony Wayne Cook
Washington, D. C
Review Club
W.T. Carpenter
Valentina Collins
Robert Louis Stevenson
J. D. Parrish
J. B. Wilson
Treasure Island
Miss Rosetta Nickels Visits Ottawa and More News
Personal notes list Miss Rosetta Nickels in Ottawa and several Kansas City trips by others including Mrs. Louisa Thomas, Mrs. Mary Thomas, and Miss Jessie May Tucker with relatives. Other items cover glee club broadcast from WEAF in New York with KU as Missouri Valley rep, a Phi Kappa Psi chimney fire, a weekly baby clinic at city hall, and hydrant painting plans by city commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta Nickels
Ottawa
Louisa Thomas
Mary Thomas
Kansas City
Helene Thomas
Jessie May Tucker
Olathe
Harry Stucker
J. Battershill
Maude Arnett
Rocky Ford
Colo
Anna Arnett
C. L. Brooks
Kansas’ City
Rosa Bradley
Kansas ‘City
Margaret Neal
Kansas‘City
Christian Hospital
Victor Montgomery
Junction City
Dan Anthony JI
Leavenworth
James Robinson
Tennessee
New York
WEAF
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
Missouri Valley
United States
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Indiana Street
Peggy Prim Shops Easter Echoes on Main Street
In a lively March 6 1925 column Peggy Prim highlights Easter shopping across town. Spring coats, beauty items, cards, and housewares fill window displays as retailers promote sales and new lines from Greta Bloom hats to Reese’s drug store cards and Ed V Price Co spring goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese’s Drug Store
Assessors Begin Annual Property Tax Work In City
County and city assessors report to work settling into the routine of their yearly property tax duties. Most began yesterday afternoon with a few starting this morning as city enumerators continue preparations.
Landscape Gardening Lecture Draws Attendees at Liberty Memorial
City census work continues smoothly since Monday. About fifty persons attended last night’s landscape gardening lecture at the Liberty Memorial building with several rural school board members present. Tonight the lecture covers Preparation and care of landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial
Mortgage filings flood register of deeds office
The register of deeds office remains flooded with mortgage filings mainly old documents. Many are filed through Mrs. Isa E. Wellman to settle full sums and escape regular tax rolls. Mrs. Georgia Henry departed for St. Louis to visit her daughter for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Isa E. Wellman
Wellman
Georgia’ Henry
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen
Gragg
St. Patrick
B. H. Gragg
W. T. Coolidge
Gertrude Coolidge
Isadore Douglas
Billy Frieday
Harold Fairchild
George Gragg
Helen Gragg
Allen Crafton
Eleanor Seibert
University Women’s Asociation
Little Theatre
Green Hall
C. S. Garbett
Karl Schlademan
R. C. Moore
E. T. Gutter
Chicas
Central Division
Associated Press
Dill
Ivan Benson
Cutter
E. H. Tandley
E. B. Stouffer
L. N. Flint
W.‘.C. Simons, Ivan Benson
Mr. Dill
Prof
W.A. Dill
National Association, of
Chamber of Commerce
W. R. Tucker
C. J Hunzicker
Sigma Delta Chi
Thomas Caffey
Pittsburg
Jack Kincaid
Beloit
Lyle Fletcher
Lawrence
Edgar
Showalter
Moundridge
Robert Hill
Belleview
Ladies' Aid
George Ott
Mitchell
Educational Council of Lawrence
Memorial High School
Genevieve West
Pinckney School
Emma Gus
National Educational Association
Ohio
Administrative Council
Ray McClellan
Ie Taggart
Supple
MEA Service
Metzler Furniture Co
Peggy Prim
Peggy
Lovely
Bill
Nancy
Don
Dot
Bob
Dad
Hovey Hanna
Owlie
Marcel
Brown Owl Beauty
Eriksen Furniture CO
Mr. Clark
Ed. V. Price & Co
Squire
Eaton’s
Rankin’s Drug Store
Reese's Drug Store
Mass
Keeler's Book Store
Green’s
Keeler’s Book Store
Green Bros. Hardware
Gloria’ Swanson
Patterson
Patterson’s
Gage
Sample’s
East Side
Rite
Walter Herriott
A. G. Alrich
Garden City
Gotham
Bullene
Eldridge Flower Shop
DR. Marth Turner
Smart New Millinery
Gloria Swanson
Wolter’s Hat Shop
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