Lawrence social clubs host Christmas style gatherings
Lawrence society pages detail numerous afternoon and evening events. Mrs. Armin Woestemeyer hosts dessert bridge. the Imperial and En Negle clubs hold gatherings. Mrs. C. W. Amidon and Mrs. Arthur Kirchhoff plan a dinner bridge at the Colonial tea room. musical recitals and pre Easter programs are announced along with weddings and club meetings at Evans Hearth and other venues.
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Jay Lawrence
Woman'a
Judiew’ Literary League
Westminster Hall
Armin Worste_tmeyer
John ‘Grand
Imperial Con I Club
En Negle
Mra
H.W. Chaffin
X. OC
F.C. Jackman
The
Loans Hearth
Laurence Wootrutt
Selon Emery
Bridgettes
the Evans Hearth
Ites Ata
Wy Club
Henry Asher
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
C. W. Amidon
Arthur L. Kirchhoff
Colonial Tea Room
Reid Hemphill
Neal Wherry
Women’ 'S Guild
Fred Bremer
William E. Kennard
Glenn
St Patrick Luncheon and Theta Theta Initiation Notices
A report from the St Patrick luncheon lists attendees including Mrs Evelyn Lawson, Mrs Harriet Martin, Mrs Sally Ewing and Mrs Louise Peterson with retiring president Mrs Mary Courtney passing to new officers Mrs Roy Bashey and others. Lambda Theta to hold sixteen initiates at the Colonial tea room followed by a dinner. names include Marjorie Grahamney Imogene Be Florence Casey Virgining McAlister and others. Decorations will be yellow and blue with arrangements by Mildred Mitchell Jean Polson and Velma Markham.
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St. Patrick
Trish
Collraes
Evelyn Lawson
Adsh
Hiriet Martin
Sally Ewing
Louise Peterson
Mary Courtney
Ena
Roy Bashey
Evelyn Viva
Kath Falkenstein
Pj Lambda Theta
Colonial Tea Room
Mildred Mitchell
Jean Polson
Velma Markham
Personal notices from Ottawa area readers
Mrs. John Tom Reynolds travels to Owensboro Kentucky to join her husband after a six week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Otto Barteldes. Mrs Harold Lenenecker of Topeka recovering slowly from illness at Stormont hospital. Mrs C C Gerstenberger in Lawrence en route to Tonoganoxie to visit uncle Jack Foster. Mr and Mrs Gerstenberger and daughter Vers Rose were dinner guests of W M McDill family in Ottawa. Mrs Milo Embrey of St Louis guest of G W Howard. Mrs Elizabeth Slade returns home to Atchison after week with Mr and Mrs W Spurr. Mrs C A Preyer and Miss Ruth Orcutt spend day in Fort Scott for Kansas Federation of Music Clubs convention.
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John Tom Reynolds
Owensboro
Mr. Reynolds
Mia
Otto Barteldes
Harold Longenecker
Topeka
Stormont Hospital
C. C. Gerstenberger
Lawrence
Toneganoxie
Jack Foster
Vers Rose
W. M. McDill
Ottawa
Milo Embrey
St. Louis
G. W. Howard
Elizabeth Slade
Atchison
W. Spurr
C. A. Preyer
Ruth Orcutt
Fort Scott
The
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Anniversary activities mark Roosevelt wedding early in career
Washington reports the thirty second wedding anniversary of President and Mrs Roosevelt with both occupied by duties. The President at Warm Springs Georgia and Mrs Roosevelt on a lecture tour with a Shawnee Oklahoma talk planned. The couple’s 1905 wedding memories include family crests and keepsakes such as a diamond initial watch and a Harvard Fly Club tray. In another item the Home Garden Club meets at 883 Arkansas Street tomorrow at 2 30 for its second annual election.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Shawnee
Okla
Theodore Roosevelt
Columbia
Home Garden Club
Mia
Salena Holmes
Arkansas Street
Roomie Nails Shoes to Floor at Kansas University
A Kansas University student finds his roommate has nailed three pairs of shoes to the floor to stop lost-shoe trouble. The prank ends when the nails are pulled, revealing the shoes. Also notes journalism students leaving for Omaha for Hearst interviews and campus diversions in the admin building.
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Roomie
K. U
University workers to receive February payroll
Lawrence notes a busy period as Langley Field duty calls McNown to the Army Air Service. McNown, a 1924 graduate, heads overseas after visiting his Lawrence parents. Chester L. Shaw leaves New York Times for Literary Digest duties. John White, KU 1928, becomes Digest assistant managing editor. February payroll for CSEP students totals 9,591.55 to 628 workers.
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Lawrence
Zhes
T. Z. Koo
Y. T. Wu
Oe K. McKnown
W. C. McNown
Langley Field
Hampton Roads
U. & Army Air Service
McNown
Army Air School
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Chester L. Shaw
New York Times Telegraph and Cable Desk
Literary Digest
The
Times
Hill
Journal-World
Kansas City Star
Associated Press
John White
K. U
CSEP
Oil Production Up Sets New National High
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a weekly crude oil output rise to 3,379,549 barrels daily, up 70,690 from the prior week. Oklahoma up to 615,925 barrels daily, Texas state total 1,393,669, California 692,600, East Texas down to 458,700, Kansas 183,275, and Louisiana 240,580 barrels daily. The Belgian 5-franc coin features King Leopold II for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Journalism honors initiate at Liberty Memorial High School
Twenty members of Liberty Memorial High School journalism classes and Quill and Scroll members travel to Leavenworth for a joint initiation. Four juniors join among sixteen seniors, selected on work for Budget, the Red and Black, and yearbook quality. Betty Ruth Chandler attends as a guest speaker. White population in South Africa exceeds two million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Quill and Scroll
National High School Journalism Honorary Society
Leavenworth
Edward Nell
Northwester University
International Secretary
Nell
Mariam Abele
Betty Jean Abels
David Droom
David Whitney
Robert Allen
Virginia
End Constipation With Kellogg Att Bran Remedy
A Lancaster Pennsylvania resident praises Kellogg's Att-Bran after forty years of constipation. The ad claims Att-Bran clears wastes, reduces headaches and fatigue, and is absorbed to hydrate the intestinal tract with vitamin B. It urges purchase and guarantees by Kellogg.
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J. H. Kendig
R.F.D. No
Lancaster
Penna
Allbasan
Kellogg i Rite Grek
Music Week Feature at University Festival
Spring Music Week at the University runs May 2 to 9 showcasing rising artists. Dean D. Worthout aims to connect campus and community with fresh talent as Eunice Norton of New York City headlines a program with Dalies Frantz. Norton recently impressed in a New York recital, earning strong critical notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.warthout
Eunice Norton
New York City
Dalies Frantz
National Broadcasting Artists Service
Recital Patron Praises Norton's Artistic Performance
Attendee writes to her father Dean Swarthont praising Miss Norton's artistry after the recital. The number will be offered complimentary to holders of University concert course tickets and to University students on their activity tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Out
Dean Swarthont
Miss Norton
Dr Wu Speech Tonight At University Union
Dr Y T Wu will speak at the K U Union ballroom on Why I Became Christian as part of a K U Religious Week series sponsored by the University Y M C A and Y W C A with other student groups. Miss Helen Skilton returns to Kansas City tonight after a visit at home in Lawrence where she works as a commercial artist.
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Charles
Skilton
University Music
MacDowell Colony
Puterboro
N. H
Tlenry Werner
Misa Helen Beard
Mary
Zimmerman Beattie
Kinfney
Herlan Loyd
Keith Davis
Robzrt Sedore
Ted Sloan
Frank Benigon
H. H. Lane
Joa
New Club
Colonial
Y. T. Wu
K. U. Union
Helen Skilton
Lawrence
Kansas City
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G. G. Hoag
Blue Rapids
Fred Hardison
Dallas
Tex
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Henry Schneer
Oklahoma City
A. J. Rogers
Salon T. Emery
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Warren
Jay Ambrose
Frances Ambrose
Hardison
Shell Petroleum Company
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T.elg
Evans
A. I. Decker
Lucille Pontius
Pontius
Masonic Temple
Carl Shafer
Paul Wright
K. U. Dames Sewing Group
Rhode Island Street
Women's Council of the First Christian Church
E. J. Coy
Basil Matthews
William H. Dunn
Seth W
Willis Quant
Carter Harison
Lawrance
American Home Department
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Schaal
Schaal
C. W. Hyre
Mason
T. W. Mason
Leon
M. C. Hyre
Constance
O. H
George Esterly
F. C. Whipple
F. M. Cameron
B.C. Miller
C. B. Russell
Centenary Methodist Episcopal | Church
Frank
Henrry
Trinity
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Tomor
Frank Preyer
Massachusetts Street
Robert Wilson
Bobby
Delmar Heckart
Bonnie Stansbury
Larry Heckart
Wilson
Heckart, Jr
En Regle
H. L. Chaffin
Ohio Street
West Side Presbyterian Church
William Frowe
Louisiana Street
Royal Neighbors of America i
Holloway’s Hall
Margaret Adama
S.J. Runkle
G. H. Phillips
Martha Rayhill
Olive Brush
Sodi and Stubble
John Ise
Juanda Ernestine Pappan
L. F. Pappan
Albuquerque
N. M
Richard P. Martin
Martin
W. A. Kercheville
Church of Christ
Haskell Institute
Aoeear
Eastern
Ay Wil Ponent
H. W.araiss
Isa Ednah Henkins
Baroy En Low Miller
His Misa Louise Wiedemann
John Brand
Finesse Club
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Theodore Wiley
E. Wampler
Lee McCain
Roy Houser
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Publishers Syndicate
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So Sen
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Delaware Street
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Imogene Be
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Virgining McAlister
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Clarice Crawford
Jean Palmer
Yetive Guidnor Rowene Payton
Anna Lee Hesen
Virginia Quiring Huth
Dorothy Whitla
Nadine Wegman
Chester Shaw
University of Kansas Department of Journalism
Omaha
Neb
Hearst
Don Hull
Kenneth Graham
Dick Mastera
Dave Hamlin
Kan
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Russell
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Parsons
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Paola
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Valley Stream
N. Y
Co. D. Bunker
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K. U. Animal House
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Belgium
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Music Week
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Santa Fe Trail
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