Social events outline for the Colonial shower and clubs
Miss Rowena Longshore hosts a bridal shower for Irene Conley at the Colonial with plans for her upcoming marriage to Leland Barrows of Washington DC. The piece lists numerous social club meetings, receptions, and a University Junior Prom pending at Memorial Union with ticket limits and organizers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Longshore
Colonial
Irene Conley
Leland Barrows
Washington, D. C
Miss Conley
University of Kansas
Barrows
Florence Barrows
Lawrence
Alumni Dinner Honors Kansay Teachers College Founder
The Winoxse club met at Mrs Dolph Simona’s home while Alumni of Kansay State Teachers College at Emporia plan a 6 o'clock dinner at the Colonial tea room to honor President Thomas W Butcher. About forty to fifty alumni expected. The Year Round club celebrated its twenty seventh anniversary with an afternoon luncheon at the Manor. Eighteen members attended. Officers installed included President Mrs A El Smith Vice President Mrs Fred Wiggins Secretary Mrs J W Kunkle Treasurer Mrs H M Mason and Press Correspondent Mrs C T Royston. University house mothers will attend the University Women’s club tea at Myers Hall with Prof Robert Calderwood presenting the program. Committee chairs for arrangements were Mrs E D Hay decorations Mrs R D O Leary refreshments and Mrs G V Kent tea table. Mr and Mrs S H Sisson announced birth of a daughter at Memorial hospital. The Sunny Valley Farm Bureau held a meeting at Mrs George Wilbur’s with members present and readings and songs. The Vinland Farm Bureau unit announced an upcoming meeting at Vinland. Various clubs including Kennard W C T U and the BK Hand W club held meetings and events at local venues with programs on temperance and social activities. A large list of social engagements and club activities followed through the day. A planned St Patrick themed dinner at the Columbia schoolhouse for Friday evening was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Ulrich
Fred Love
A. El'Smith
Fred Wiggins
J. W. Kunkle
H.M. Mason
C. T. Royston
University House
University Women’s Club
Myers Hall
Robert Calderwood
A. H. Sluss
E. D. Hay
R. D. O'Leary
G. V. Kent
Former Haskell student Jhon Kuhn to perform Serenade on WREN
Jhon Kuhn known as Chief Red Cloud during his Haskell days will be featured in a Schubert Serenade on the Farm and Home Hour over WREN Thursday at 6 15 AM. Kuhn will perform with Walter Binufues and the Homesteaders orchestra from Chicago, linking Washington DC and Chicago origins with Haskell connections. He was part of the early century Haskell bands under Dennis Wheelock and remains a close friend of Haskell band director H E Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Kuhn
Chief Red Cloud
Haskell
Schubert
Wren
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Kahn
Walter Binufues
Homesteaders Orchestra
Social Calendar Mixed Social Club Notes
A garbled social calendar lists multiple clubs and dinner events including Muale club Wiedemann's Migrcolen club University club and Don Car. Numerous names appear such as Fred Ellaworth Mrs Lyle Royally Mrs H C Se AESTA contract club K Landes and Nateativis club. The fragmentary text references teas dinners and contract gatherings across various clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Mra
Fred Ellaworth
Lyle
Hure Uiversity
Myers
Adrian Tindsey
Bridgettes
H.C
Ne . K. Landes
Me Mullene
Vendredton
Wood
iNateativis Club
Myx
Martley
Primary Bill Sent To House In Kansas Debate
In Topeka March 6 AP Kansas moves toward a convention system for nominating minor state officers except lieutenant governor and attorney general. The Senate approved 24 to 8 and sent the measure to the House, with the lieutenant governor to be included and the primary kept in August rather than April. Secretary of State Ryan pressed for engrossment while Sen Claude Bradney urged sticking to the current calendar as bills await action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Senate
House
Frank J. Tyan
Atte Wwan
Atata
Claude Bradney
Columbus
Ryan
Final Divorce Near for Aimee McPherson in Los Angeles
Los Angeles March 6 AP the legal steps toward a final decree divorcing evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson from Dave Hutton are in place. An interlocutory decree by default makes a final decree possible after the yearlong wait, with McPherson on an evangelical tour in the far east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Aimee Emple McPherson
David Huton
Sutten
Hutton
Alinon
Dave
Angelus
Eho
Aimee
California
Finis
Robert Semple
China
Harold McPherson
Far East
Personal notes from Ottawa and Kansas church gathering
Mrs. E G Falkenstein travels to Ottawa to attend a district Eastern Star meeting while Dr R A Hunt leaves for Tarsons for the Kansas conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs Cillian Schafatall listed at 1012 Now is noted in the personals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Falkenstein
Ottawa
Myadack Keller
Eastern Star
R.A. Hunt
Tarsons
Kansas
We Methodiat Episcopal Church
Mra
Cillian Schafatall
Hampshire Streets Fall Injures Woman at Home
Mrs Schafstall sustained severe bruises when she fell on stairs at her home last night. She is with her daughter Mrs Clifford Pine. Roy Lawrence travels to Manhattan for a retail meat dealers short course. Miss Aimee Piper underwent major operation at Memorial Hospital and is reported in satisfactory condition. Dale Babbitt, 12, injured leg just below the knee and confined to home. Mrs Ethan Smith visiting in Kansas City. Mrs Emma Robinson returns to Luray after visiting sister Mrs J S Stover. Cal Evaris spending day in Kansas City. W Kennedy had an outpatient procedure yesterday at Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Bohes
Schafstall
Clifford
Pine
Roy Lawrence
Manhattan
Kansas State College
Aimee’ Piper
Illinois ‘Street
Memorial Hospital
Dale Babbitt
B. J. Babbitt
Model School
Ethan Smith
Kansas City
Emma Robinson
Luray
J. 8. Stover
Mias
Cale Evaris
W. Kennedy
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kangana City
Jayhawk FFA Elects Officers and Plans Contest Teams
Jayhawk Chapter FFA at the senior high school elected officers for next year. Officers include Gilbert Gilges vice president Vernon Flory secretary William Penny treasurer Ralph Houk reporter with Kenneth Johnson Walter Houk Jimmy Penny and Raymond Sehaake in supporting roles. The group will sponsor a rural Douglas county grade school tournament judge students and enter grain and livestock judging teams to state contests plus a shop team and public speaking entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
Future Farmers of America
Raymond Leo
Aloetad
Arthur Leonhard
Gilbert Gilges
Vernon Flory
William Penny
Ralph Houk
Kenneth Johnson
Walter Houk
Jimmy Penny
Raymond Seha
Vocational Agriculture Alumni Elect Laptad Leader
Robert Laptad was reelected president of the Lawrence High School Vocational Agriculture Alumni Association at a dinner meeting last night at the Centenary M. I. church. Cyrus Anderson was named vice president Eugene Loury secretary and Arthur Don completed the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Laptad
Lawrence High School
Vocational
M. I. Church
Cyrus Anderson
Eugene Loury
Arthur Don
Lietaurer
Special Sunday Night Program at North Lawrence Church
The North Lawrence First Baptist church offers a Go to Church special Sunday night series on the journey of the 12 tribes of Israel to the promised land. The first episode Moses call will be heard as Vernon Walker sings Go Down Moses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
The
Promised Land
North Lawrence First Baptist Church
Moses
Vernon Walker
Sunshine club guests entertain at Grace Smith home
Sunshine club members and guests gathered at Mrs Grace Smith’s home on February 27 for a business meeting led by president Mrs Katma Elichman then a bake and snack program. A surprise shower for Mrs Rose Smith featured many gifts followed by refreshments. Several residents were noted in attendance and plans for the next meeting at Mrs Eichman’s home were announced. Mr and Mrs A G DeKat and family moved from a Jefferson county farm to Edward McClanahan property in town. John Taylor returned from Little River after attending a funeral for Tom Everett. Mr and Mrs VJ Craimor and others were listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Grace Smith Waddesday
Katma Elichman
Rose Smith
Elsie Allen
Celia Waters
Josephine Traxler
Gertrude McCall
Emma Eichman
Dora. Worley
Mary. Smith
Florence Wingfield
Zola Shaffer
Theopolis Cole
Elia Cole
Mary Boydston
Sales
Thelma Maust
Marie Slusser
Mollie Smith
Jean Webster
Barbara Worley
Betty Cole
Carol Leo Maust
Grace Smith
DeKats
Lecompton
John Taylor
Little River
Tom Everett
Craimor
Social visits and local events in Wellsville and Topeka
Families and guests from Kansas City Lawrence and Topeka gathered for weekend visits and social occasions. Mrs. George L. McCarty attended a Woodrow Wilson dinner on Washington's Birthday at the Jayhawk hotel roof garden in Toyska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty
Adelbert
Wellsville
George L. McCarty
Woodrow -Wilson
Jayhawk Hotel
Toyska
Washington
Louis Dancy
Kansas City
Henry
Lealie
Harry Metall
Billy
Hazel Gray
Lawrence
R. M. Gray
Rob
Morriss Funeral Notice for Mrs Morriss of Topeka
Topeka Wednesday funeral services planned for Mrs Sam Morriss who died at her home 1121 Collera Avenue after a short illness from erysipelas. She moved to Topeka from Lecompton in 1898 and was a member of Lowman Memorial church. Survived by husband Samuel M Morriss, a son Clyde R Morriss of Oomridge, and relatives including Mrs Reath Anneet Cal and Nickell Driggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Sam
Morriss
Collera Avente
Lecompton
Lowman Memorial Church
Samuel .M.'Morriss
Clyde
R. Morriss
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. J. Getto
George Docking
George Miller
Bert Nash
Getto
R. L. H. Club
F. B. Strong
W. J. Carter
Charles Strong
St. Patrick's Day
Carter
John Gilliland
Reno
C. Jaackson
George Wetzel
Holloway and
Jones Hall
Y. M.L. Club
J. H. Oehrle
Howard Moore
St. Patrick
University
Memorial Union Building
Nelson Morgan
Hutchinson
Harold Love
Oberlin
N. L
Oilock
James Lawrence
E. E. Bayles
Kannas City
Woman's City Club
Grand Avenue
Spooner-Thayer
Emma Larner
Tennessee Street
Naomi Light
India
Winoxse Club
Dolph Simona
Kansay State
Teachers College
Emporia
Pres
Thomas W. Butcher
S.H. Sisson
Rhode Island
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
George Wilbur
W. M. Newmark
Elmer Welshel
Mra C. A. Jones
Trish Rose
Mra C. M. Jones
C. A. Jones
Otto Carson
Avalee Love
M. Jones
Walter Love
Jim. Holiday
Georeinnan. Eberhart
Cm, Jones
Holiday
Elgar Smith
Filmer Weibel
Helianthas Club
Miach Wedhartey
Nadine
Kentonx
Dorothy Joan Kent
Try Jenkins
Helen Denkins
Sue Dorrell
K. A. Dames
Franklin Hutchinson
Vermont, Street
Vinland Farm Bureau
Ross Stone
Vinland
Kennard
O.J. Lane
W. D. Lyons
L. 8. Robinson
BK. Hand W
Ih W. Firner
Hléven Mombore
Misa Kunico
Lloyd Howe
Living HI
Dr. UH
T. Dunes
Harry Nevin
Gene Gluhn
Rex Kendall
George Dagobier
Owen Carl
Otto Barteldes
C. C. Carl
Bridge’ Club
F.C. Jackman
James Moore
W. W. Hutton, Jr
F.C. Iackman
South Side Reading Club
Leok West
A. W. Lamb
Ehth Sill
the Manor
H. W. Skeet
Route Three
Ted ¢Cooksey
Melba Springer
Vorothon Yarity
Martha Borg
Sharman
Mig. Ehner Brant
Mario Moll
Juanita Clark
Hilda Zillner
C. D Stewart
Dick Topning
Misa Dorothea Hartig
MW. Kent
Misa Amnon
Stevens
Wupila
Columbia
Jhon Kuhn
Wien
United States
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Helen
Synalente
Aimee McPherson
Evangelist Vree
Romance World
Virgina Ttay's
Eldridge
Raymond’ Teo
Future Armors
VocationaliAg
Laptad
Mass
Wichita
Minilicn City
State of
Estes, Payne & Company
William’ R.‘ Essick
Association
Lawrence High
Tonganoxie ‘Vocational Agriculture
Lawrence Organization
Miss McKinney
Clarence Pine
I'red Laptad
North Lawrence
Vieree
Cyrus Weaver
Amons Main St
Sioux Falls
Dak
Weaver
Charles of
the Ritz Ritz-Carlton
Crean Ritz
Ritz
Sxiy Broom Ritz
Mary McRae
Fritz. Parrish
Delmar ‘Parrish
Hymer
Hert
Myrtle Parrish
Guvata
Parrish
Tol Smith
Mr. Smith
Joe Smith
Ode Me Taylor
W. H. Glenn
Thorsday
Taylor
Santa Fe Hospital
E. Myers
Mrr
W. B. Stouffer
Nancy
Ann Spangler
Nathan Morriss
Ellery Claar
Baxler
Rav Morriss
Dr. Gowdy
Bowling and Bridge
Henry H. Asher
Young Women
Oxfords
Mana
St. Haynes and
Keene
Caracul
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