West Side Study Club to Held March 15 Entertainment
The West Side Study Club plans an entertainment on March 15 at the Baptist Church to raise funds for the Federation hospital fund. The program features many performers including Dora Helmick Gela Goffelt Eva Lee Reba White Zada Shipley Louise Mc Laughlin Arlo Hultz Mrs Bahx Mrs Phil Rankin Miss Jennings Frank Herron Smith and Mrs R A Schwegler. Proceeds support the Federation of Clubs pledge to the City Memorial Hospital.
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West Side Study Club
Baptist Church
Federation Hospital Fund
Dora‘ Helmick
Gela Goffelt
Eva Lee
Reba White
Zada Shipley
Louise McLaughlin
Arlo Hultz
Bahx
Phil Rankin
Miss Jennings
Frank Herron Smith
R. A. Schwegler
Jones
Granny Jones
Federation of Clubs
The
City Memorial Hospital
Federation Council Plans Banquet and Fund Drive
At the Federation Council of Clubs meeting in the mayor's office on Saturday, the annual banquet was set for March 29 at one o'clock in the I O O F Hall. Plans to raise the balance for the Memorial Hospital Fund were discussed and will be revisited at a mass meeting Tuesday night. Members endorsed the Teachers Act and Humane bills before the legislature. The Lawrence Country Club social committee arranged a Thursday dance at the club house with Schafstall's quartet providing music and a sketch planned for early evening. Mrs Bolton will host an early dinner for those who notify in time. Ingleside Club will meet with Mrs J Go McElhinny on Vermont Tuesday afternoon. No Name Club meets March 8 with Mrs E L Griffin on Vermont.
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Federation Council
Council of the
Lawrence
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Council of the Federation of Clubs
I. O. O. F. Hall
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence’Country Club
Schafstall
Personal travel notes from Kansas towns
Ralph Young spent Sunday in Topeka. Miss Mae Watson spent the week end in Kansas City. Tom Wagstaff of Independence spent Sunday in Lawrence. Henderson Martin went to Kansas City today on business. J F Filbrun has gone to western Kansas on business. Paul Friend and Solon Emery spent the day in Kansas City. A L Pontius left this morning on a business trip to southeast Kansas. Adele Crim went to De Soto this morning after spending the week end in Lawrence. Margaret Lowman and her grandmother are spending a few days in Olathe with Ben Lowman and family.
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Ralph Young
Topeka
Mae Watson
Kansas City
Tom Wagstaff
Independence
Lawrence
Henierson Martin
J.F. Filbrun
DeSoto
Margaret Lowman
Olathe
Ben Lowman
Clarence shines in Bowersock theater show
A road company presented Booth Tarkington's Clarence to a large crowd at the Bowersock theater Saturday night. The Tyler company delivered a delightful adaptation with a strong cast making it one of the winter's most enjoyable theatrical events. The troupe then moved from Lawrence to Kansas City for a week of performances. Data Phi Delta will host Art lectures on March 19, 25, and 24 in East Wing Administration Building, admission $1 for the series and the same for single lectures, tickets transferable.
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Clarence
Bowersock Theater
Booth Tarkington
Tyler
Lawrence
Kansas City
Data Phi Delta
East Wing
High School Notes on Events and Campaigns
Mrs A Henley hosted Oitas at 711 La St March 2 describing her world paintings including a pirate piece found in Old Mexico said to be over 150 years old. Slogans for the High School campaign were collected three top picks and 30 good entries by a committee. Winners to be announced in the Budget March 11. Prof N H Huffman KU spoke on making lives useful at the YWCA. Helen Weed provided music. Footlighters present The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary March 1 at Bowersock under Leta Harner’s direction.
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Oitas
la. St
Old
Mexico
N. H. Huffman
K. U
Porto Rico
Helen Weed
Bowersock
Leta Harner
Dramatic Club
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Charles W. White died at his home on Elm Street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 from the Nazarene church in North Lawrence. Andrew Coleman died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after visiting his sister. burial will be in Avoca, Iowa. Mrs. Edward E. Epps died in Bridgeport after appendicitis. funeral planned in New York. Frances Hazen, wife of D W Hazen, died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. services at Rumsey Bros. Cremation or burial planned in western state. Mrs. J W D Anderton returned to Baldwin after wintering with her daughter. Moore, F A Schuchmacher and daughter Gladys of Kansas City attended a Haskell game Saturday night.
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Charles W. White
Elm Street
Nazarene Church
North Lawrence
Deh and
Stevens
Andrew Coleman
Iowa
E. E. Epps
Edward E. Epps
Bridgeport
Conn
Francescit
Frances Hazen
D. W. Hazen
Indiana Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Bros. Funeral
M. ‘Lee Sorey
First Christian Church
Diamond Dyes Promise Fadeless Color For All Fabrics
An old advertisement proclaims that Diamond Dyes can dye faded skirts waists coats sweaters and draperies made of wool silk linen cotton or blends in rich fadeless colors. It urges women to choose Diamond Dyes over all others.
Sea Wolf screen adaptation stars Ritchey and Melford cast
The Sea Wolf cinematic adaptation, by Will M. Ritchey, debuts with George Melford directing. Noah Barry and Tom Forman lead a strong cast including Wolf Largen, Humphrey, and Raymond Hattan, delivering a vivid nautical drama praised for its production value and faithful source material.
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Will M. Ritchey
Mr. Ritchey
Hills
Robert Warwick
George Melford
Playwoman Lola Dominates The Restless Sex Tale
Marion Davies is praised as the ideal society heroine in The Restless Sex. The piece notes her ascent from chorus roles in Chin Chin to starring vehicles like Runaway Romany and The Plaything of Broadway. Justine Johnson gives a striking Lola impersonation in a lavish production.
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Elaine Hammerstein
Marion Davies
Robert W. Chambers
Miss Davies
Ralph Kellard
Carlyle Blackwell
Charles Lane
Broadway
Justine Johnson
Lola
Volunteer Band Officers Chosen At Regular Meeting
Everett Case was chosen president, Lillian Mayer vice president, and Pearl Testermian secretary treasurer of the Student Volunteer Band. The organization gathers students planning missionary work and selected officers at the regular meeting last week.
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Everett Case
Lillian Mayer
Pearl Testermian
Woodbury Visited Denver on Business Today
Fed H Woodbury traveled to Denver for business today. He will conduct meetings with local executives and assess potential partnership opportunities during the visit.
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