First Picture of Harding and His Cabinet
Town guests listed for a gathering include Dr. F. F. Brown, J. Al. A Walters of Kansas City, T. R. A. Rutledge, T. J. Ferguson, A. H Bennett of Topeka, D. W. Wild, J. Kel sey of Kansas City, Mo, W. M. Zimmerman of Troy, Jin Ed. Glenn of Sedan. Khezekone Campfire notes regular meeting in Miss Kennedys room at the high school. Girls grateful to Library Board for space and to Mayor Kreeck and Kiwanis Club for support in the campfire movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Brown
J.al. A Walters
Kansas City
TR. A- Rutledge
T. J. Ferguson
A. TH. Bennett
Topeka
D. W. Wild
J. Kelsey
W. M. Zimmerman
Troy
Jin
Ed. Glenn
Sedan
Khezekone
Miss Kennedy
Library Board
Kreeck
Kiwanis Club
Society notes from Methodist Women and club events
The Methodist Women's League of the first Methodist Church met in the church parlors with Mrs F W Blackmar presiding. A social feature by Mrs C H Constant included Patrick day decorations and shamrock favors with light refreshments. Arrangements for the annual weather and daughter banquet next month were begun. Portia club had a profitable meeting with Rev Mary A Sibbitt addressing on Social Purity. Mrs Esther Clark Hill read poems. Guests included Mrs Sibbitt Mrs Hill and Mrs Weatherby. A two course luncheon followed. Sigma Chi will host a dance at Muehlebach Hotel with Kansas University Alpha Chi chapter likely attending. Red Rose Spring Party scheduled at F L A U hall on March 17. Review Club met at Mrs McCoubrie s home with an interesting paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Women’s League
Rgular
Women’s League of the First Methodist Church
F W. Blackmar
C H. Constant
Wether and Daughter
Portia Club
Campbell
Sesson
Mary A. Sibbitt
Esther Clark Hill
Kansas City
Sigma Chi
Muehlebach Hotel
Alpha X1
Kansas University
Wireless telegraphy lesson led by Miss Belle Kennedy
The next meeting of the duo is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon March 1 at the home of Mrs. T L Kennedy. The event follows the earlier wireless telegraphy lesson given by Miss Belle Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Kennedy
T. L Kennedy
Chi Omega Sorority Party at Country Club
Chi Omera sorority entertained with an elaborate party at the Country Club last evening with about Lisety guests. The club house was decorated with holseed roses and Spanish moss. Five course dinner on decorated tables featured a central bucket of lilacs roses and white carnations. A six piece orchestra provided music for dancing. Out of town guests included Mrs. H H Boyle Newton Miss Mary Write Wienite Slis Dorsy Long Okmulgee Owl J O Parvant Kansas City Mere Stannard and John Rider. Miss Linnie Sheets attended from Ottawa cane up for the event with Mrs E L Bielke Mrs A Henley and Mrs A C Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omera Sorority
Country Ciuk
Georgia
HH. Boyle
Newton
Mary Write
Dorsy
Long
Okmulgee
J. O. Parvant
Kansas
Y . M. Pilkin
Elf. Bielke
A. Henley
A. Cc. Mitchell
Mrs Enfield Hosts Birthday Tea for Elderly Relative
Mrs Enfield entertained yesterday at 546 Louisiana Street in honor of her mother Elizabeth M Enfield’s birthday. Roses and carnations decorated, afternoon tea was served, and sixteen friends attended the formal gathering.
Sigma Kappa House Dance Honors New Members
Sigma Kappa hosted a house dance last evening in honor of newly initiated members. Out of town guests included Mr. William Bronkenship and Mr. Sheldon of Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Kappa
Sigma Kapta
William Bronkenship
Sheldon
Olathe
Pi Kappa Alpha to entertain on Fathers Day eve
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity plans an annual Fathers Day event tomorrow with informal entertainment. Details are scarce as the notice contains fragmented text from the original source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Camera Club Meeting at 307 West 23rd Street
The Lawrence Camera club will meet with Dr Edward Burnzard ney at 307 west Twenty-Third street Monday evening March 14. The program includes Kinks New and OM by Me Pierson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club
Lawrence Camera Club
Edward Burnzardney
West Twenty-Third Street
Kinks
New
Me. Pierson
Phi Beta Pi Forma Formal Dance at FAU Hall
The Phi Beta Pi Forma, the sorority’s exclusive party, is set for Friday evening in FAU hall. The Quivera Club plans a meeting at Mrs. John P. Cone’s home, 1206 Tennessee, next Tuesday afternoon. The Lotus Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. M. A. Gorrill at 1300 Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Pi
Quivera Club
John P. Cone
Tennessee
Lotus Club
M. A. Gorrill
1300
Ohio Street
Weekend Visits and Travel Highlights
Spends with Miss Lula Preston. Miss Kathryn Lane visits friends in Bald Win. Mr Otto Fischer made a business trip to Kansas City yesterday. Miss Mamie Van Epps of Robinson visited Miss Myrtle Fridell. Mr 3 B Wilbur, father of Mrs W Rewinnck, returns to Lawrence after wintering with daughter Mrs W Morrison in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Preston
Kathryn Lane
Bald Win
Otto Fischer
Kansias City
Mamie van Epps
Robinson
Myrtle Fridell
B. Wilbur
W. Rewinnck
Lawrence
W. Morrison
Los Angeles
Calif
Deaths and Funerals Delia Hughes and Others
Delia Hughes of 325 Funston avenue died recently and her funeral is set for Monday at 2:30 from Ventengry Methodist church, North Lawrence, with Rev. W. E. Washington officiating. Burial at Maple Grove cemetery. Minnie Rohlfing of 211 Maine street died yesterday at 4 pm. funeral Monday at 2 pm from home and 2:30 pm from United Brethren church at Seventeenth and Vermont streets, Rev. E. F. McAferty officiating. burial Oak Hill cemetery. Reuben S. Sears died at 10 am in Kansas City. funeral there Monday at 10 am, burial Monday afternoon. He is brother of A. D. Lear, aided townsite layout of Lawrence. long absences from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Hughes
Funston Avenue
Ventengry Methodist Church
North Lawrence
W. E. Washington
Maple Grove Cemetery
Minnie Rohlfing
Maine Street
United Brethren Church
Seventeenth
Vermont Streets
EF. E. McAferty
Oak Hill Cemetery
Reuben S. Sears
Kansas City
A. D. Lear
Lawrence
Vinland Bank Statement Praised By Journal-World
The statement of Farmers State Bank of Vinland published in yesterday's Journal-World is praised as excellent. The bank has enjoyed wholesome growth, and the statement reflects a well managed institution in a thriving community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Bank of
Vinland
Journal-World of Yesterday
Tree Trimming and Yard Work by C O Brooks
Soulcltha yard work and lawn dressing for lawns and flowers shade trees furnished and transplanted call 2180 C O Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Brooks
Local residents travel to Topeka and Kansas City
Mrs Ida Miller goes to Topeka this morning. Miss Mabel Wheeler spends the day in Kansas City. John Lawton heads to Topeka on business at noon. Miss Alberta White stays in Kansas City today. Mrs Clare Wineinger joins Miss Lenore Fox for a brief Topeka visit. Miss Helen Hoopes spends the day in Kansas City. Prof William McKeever departs for Newark Ohio this morning. Dr E L Bussing visits Kansas City for the day. Mr and Mrs A T Burress travel to Kansas City this morning. Miss Frances Strickland visits Topeka for the weekend. Miss Dorothy Schlesener goes to Kansas City for a weekend visit. Byron Brown visits a city over the weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Miller
Topeka
Mabel Wheeler
Kansas City
John Lawton
Alberta White
Clare Wineinger
Lenore Fox
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
William McKeever
Newark
Ohio
E. L. Bussing
A. T. Burress
Frances Strickland
Dorothy Schlesener
Byron Brown
W. B .Brown
Wiedemann’s Specials Ice Cream Flavors
A list details varieties available: Raspberry and Vanilla in brick form, Raspberry, Pistachio, Brown bread, Vanilla, Strawberry, and Chocolate in bulk, Pineapple, Green Gage, and Raspberry Ices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann'’s
Rankin's Drug Store Ad Colors Colorite Hat Sale
Color the old hat with Colorite available at Rankin's Drug Store. Multiple colors offered to fit any hat style or season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin’s Drug Store
First Baptist Brotherhood class grows in town outreach
Churchmen report success in drawing non-church men to services through a Brotherhood class. Attendance rose from ten or twelve to about fifty, with sixty four present last Sunday, and organizers aim for one hundred on Sunday, planning a class photo. They emphasize friendly invitations and engaging discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Nonfiction Books Arrive At City Library In Block
A large shipment of valuable non-fiction works was received at the city library yesterday per Librarian Miss Lillian Constant. Included are Turner’s Europe, Abraham Lincoln by Hill, a two volume set of A Political and Social History of Modern Europe by Hayez, Wells Outline of History, plus titles from neck of lists like Gibb’s Now It Can Be Told and Sinclair’s Brass Cheek, with Wells’ new book in especially high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Constant
Turner
Europe
Abraham Lincoln
Hill
Hayez
H. G. Wells
National Ediucational Association
Franck
West Indies
Gibb
Sinclair
Filen
Special Music at First Baptist Church Event
A special program of music will be given tomorrow evening at the First Baptist Church. The program includes organ numbers by Mrs. Paul C. Rankin, songs Sheepherds, Cantona, Abendlied. Death Song by Schubert. vocal solos by Nat Ye O Parade. cornet solo The Lost Chord by Sullivan. and a quartet performing The King of Love My Shepherd Is by Shelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Paul C. Rankin
Song of Shepherds—Nevin
Cantona
Judassohon
Spinder
Schubert
Bales Buck
John Se
Cornet
Sullivan
F- L- Brown
Shelley
Mary at Bowersock theater delights Lawrence crowds
A well balanced, costumed cast staged the Mary show last night, delivering action, clever dancing, and strong singing with Gerrie M. Cohan style. The Kansas setting and enthusiastic audience compare with other local productions this season. Plymouth Congregational plans Passion Week services March 21 to 25 with noon concerts and Stainers Crucifixion on Friday. Charles FE Foster traveled to Topeka today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Bowersock Theater
Esason
Gerrie M. Cohan
George M. Cohan
Kansas
Lawrence
Clarence
Plymouth Congregational Church
I Club elects officers and maintains women athlete policy
The I club at the University elected Andy McDonald president George Hale vice president and Levert Higgins secretary treasurer all Lawrence residents and former L H & athletes. Final action rejected granting women athletes a similar athlete status as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy McDonald
George Hale
Levert Higgins
Lawrence
L. H
Nelson Completes Training Moves to Visit Mother
Miss Allene Nelson arrives today to visit her mother Mrs. Ja M Nelson. She has just completed nurse training at Halstead Hospital. Pay us 7.60 monthly for eight years plan advertised by Douglas County Building and Loan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Building & Loan Association
Perkins Fon
Allene Nelson
Ja M. Nelson
Miss Nelson
Halstead Hospital
Miss Venice Boston Returns Home From Fort Morena Visit
Miss Venice Boston of Fort Morena Colorado visited her aunt Mrs BL AL Richardson at Sunnyside and returned home last evening after the stay at her aunt's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Boston
Fort Morena
Colorado
BL AL Richardson
Sunnyside
Whose Money Is It Suit to Be Brought to Determine Ownership
C H Lamb sues the receiver of the defunct People's State Bank of Coffeyville Kansas seeking possession of $500 placed in the bank as a forfeiture if an oil contract failed. Lamb says the money was to be paid to him if the contractor defaulted on drilling obligations and demands delivery of the full amount. The filing notes the case location March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kans
C. H Lamb
People’s State Bank
Lamb
Ean
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Harding
Schutz
Warren G Harding
Calvin Coolidge
White House
John W Weeks
Andrew Mélion
Treasury
Charlies EB. Hughes
President Harding
Coolidge
Edwin Denby
Navy
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Will H. Hays
Henry M. Daugherty
Henry C. Wallace
Herbert Hoover
James J. Dazzle
Muchtebach
Red Rose Club
FL A. U. Hall
Review Club
Review
Chi Omera Party
Mrs. Harding
Warren G. Harding
New York
Elsie, Ltd
Boy Scout
The
Christian Church
Lee Serey
Leo Smith
Oliver Perry Barber
Perry Barber
Vinland Bank
City Library
Baptist Church
Charles FE. Foster
Fashion Art League of America
League
Drescher
Caticara
Caticare Laboratories
G. K. Mackie
Harold Gill
Ottawa
Thompson Photo Studio
Bowersock
Constance Talmadge
Connie Talmadge
Remington
Larry Lemon
Justine
Johnson
Broadway
Lola
Pathe
Old Time Service
L. L. Phillips
Robert Graves and
Birge
Your
Ballet
Mary Louise Marsh
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dad
Sis
Ned
Wolf's Book Store
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