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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1917
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text details an item at 310 with unclear names and actions. Readable bits include a corner ad reference and numeric 200, but key facts remain ambiguous.
The article praises Lyman H Howe's travel show featuring vast oceanic and mountain views, noting a 40 mile long peak and the dramatic stagecraft. It commends John W. Kellard for bringing the production to the Pacific coast and warns against shallow theatre trends.
The note lists Edith Benson and others celebrated with a wedding upcoming for My.dibert Sehauke next week. It records Lawrence Reading Club activities hosted by Mrs. G Ulrich, roll call, minutes, and a Miss Hazen review of Through the South Seas With Jack London.
The text lists numerous social engagements in Kansas and nearby towns. It notes a banquet for Kansas City alumni at the Hotel Muehlbach, a tea dance for upperclassmen at Ecke's Hall in Dane, and various dances and concerts hosted by college fraternities and clubs featuring named attendees and rooms.
The annual Formal dance in Ecke's Hall featured green and gold fraternity colors with purple streamers and a white lattice fence. A four course supper and American beauty roses served as favors while Alois Phillips and a four piece orchestra provided music for dancing. Out of town guests included Mildred Oliver Abilene and Mrs W B Prugh Kansas City Ward Gardiner Greenleaf and John B Enott Carbondale. Chaperones were French Professor and Mrs Douthitt and Mrs Bell.
Sons of Veterans Engle Camp No. 78 and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary No. 7p prepare for a joint meeting Monday evening March 12 at 8 p m. The notice calls for attendance by members and discusses upcoming activities.
Wiedemtangy' Sy Miss Dorothy McCamish visits the Kappa house in Manhattan as a social scene item. mention of Smoke Black Seals priced at five each and Cherry Tee Cream flavor made from the fruit.
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