Chancellor and Mrs Lindsey to be honored at Koenig dinner
Society notes describe Major and Mrs Koenig hosting a Newcomers' dance reception in the Memorial Union. Guests include Dean and Mrs WerSher, Prof. and Mrs. George M. Beal, and Mrs. H B. Chubb with others attending a long list of civic and academia figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.¥. Lind-sey
W C. Koenig
Emorial Union
Dean
Henry Wer Sher
Phot
H. B. Chubb
George M. Beal
Syallts
Ferris
Broad View
Lawrence Wo‘whan’ S Club
L. Ht
Minnie RB
F. A. Cook
Maury
M. Hough
T. H. E. Lindley, Mrs. . Coita Morrison; Nngan, Miss Florence M. Eliott
Kan
Forris
Eeta
Social calendar and community events listed for clubs
Local calendar lists bridge clubs auction groups and society meetings across multiple venues including Missionary Society Trinity Lutheran and the Unitarian church. Activities include covered dish dinners dances plant sales and PTA sessions with details on hosts hosts and venues. Delegates from twenty three units attend the American Legion Auxiliaries convention at the Unitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiemann’s
Ate
Rey
C. T. Hough
Kappa
Alpha Theta
Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran
Willj
American Legion
Second District
Unitarian Church
EB. J. Bowen
Baldwin
Netlie Cook
Independence
Joe Nickle
Community Activities In Topeka And Lawrence Seen
Topeka and Lawrence social events fill a busy week with meetings, entertainments, and talks. Mrs. F C Jacoby of Independence hosts eighteen guests at a bridge party. Sigel Farm Bureau members hear a hat making talk. Presbyterian Women share officer duties. Woman’s City Club program features Prof. Allen Crafton on modern American drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Koenig
Bridge
F.C. Jacoby
Independence
Jene
L. B. Bullene
Sigel Farm Bureau
Leslie DeMerritt
James Allison
Ralph Colman
St. Patrick
DeMerritt
George Jensen
Woman’s City Club
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Allen Crafton
Lawrence
Itching Skin Banished By Antiseptic Zemo
The ad touts Zemo as a soothing antiseptic that relieves itching and burning, draws out local infection, and restores skin to normal. It claims 20 years of clearing up pimples rash and skin irritations, urging buyers to never be without it. Sold everywhere for 3d, 60c and 1.00.
Stage analysis notes lack of beauty and humor
The piece notes a general lack of beauty idealism and inspiration in plays of today, calling many works unlovely sordid melodramatic and ephemeral yet technically well crafted. It references Crafton’s paper and mentions Alice Moncrieff singing an aria from Samson and Delilah with Lucille Thomas at a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Thomas
L. H. Menger
J. B. Carter
Wilson
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Carter
Hoover
Personal notes from the region
Mrs. Vic Johnson left yesterday for a visit in Tulsa and Fort Worth. Louie Smith of 531 Indiana Street is confined to bed with throat bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. C. W. Phillips, who had been visiting with Mrs. W. E. Lyon, returned to Kansas City today. Mrs. Clarence S. Hall will travel to Kansas City Friday to be with her niece Mrs. W. N. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Johnson
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Louie Smith
Indiana Street
C. W. Phillips
W. E. Lyon
Kansas City
Clarence S. Hall
W. N. Jones
Family to Move to Dallas Texas Next Week
Mr and Mrs Pall and family plan to move to Dallas Texas next week. Mrs Pall will spend Sunday in Lawrence returning to Kansas City early next week before their departure on Wednesday. The Country Club announces a Dinner Dance on Thursday March 20 the final dance of this season with one more bridge party in April. A large number of members are urged to attend and bring friends. Dinner at 7 PM reservations due by 9 AM Thursday. E E Alexander secretary Adv The Presbyterian church of Clinton holds a food sale at Bell Brothers Music store Saturday morning featuring fresh dressed chickens and home baking Adv
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South Side
Reading Club
N. Lirgett
Hhode Island Street
E. M. OwWens
Fred Hunsinger
Hunsinger
Melvin Millon
Otto Wunzicker
Franz Wiedemann
C G. Krom
Mr Phillips
Kansas
City
Ons
L. O. Walls
Wayne Wells
Ed. Tarwood
Chester Brown
Wilfred Melain
Brown
Dallas
Tex
E. E. Alexander
Adv
The
Presbyterian Church of
Clinton
Bell Brothers’ Music Store
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Uimgart
Fred
Aigne
Orend Trainius School
Wehiferd
Girls Scouts
Troup
Josephine Mills
Dix i Girl Scouts
Acs Walkford
Law
Eastern Star
Masonic Temples
John Ruch
Jerre
L. WH. Shubert
Topeka
J Melvin
Pletcher
Otis Fletcher
Journal-World Cooking School
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
MM. Campbell
A. M. Wilcox
Eub
Yesternoon
Sharp
Tennessee
D. T. Jones
F. Runsell Elments
Ciety
Julia Hill
Ridge
H. HL Payne
Williams
Rodin
Chuneriior
Oud
Ladies’ Aid of the
Friends Church
New Street
Contemporary Literary Study Club
American Association of University Women
Martha Rayhill
Kentucky Street
Masonic Ceple
Gartist Women’s Society
C.H. Bruckmiller
Ohio Street
L. Brown
Parent-Teacher Association of
Cordley School
J. J. Wist Jer
Allen Crefton
E. F. Abels
L. H. Frink
Manhattan
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau
A. R. Reed
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Sciatica
Thrift
Theinckney
Parent-Teacher Association
W. H. Quakenbush
W.C. Blanchard
Louise Towne
Haskell Institute
Presbyterian Women’s Guild
Hospitality
John L. Kilworth
C. W. Sparr
W. J. Baumgartner
M. Owen
M. E. Goldtrap
J.H. Mitchell
J. B. Mack
G. L. Atkeson
Clarence Hall
Zemo
E. H. Lindley
George J. Baker
C. E. Lindley
T. H.kennedy
H. E. Tanner
FE. Merwin
J. W. O’bryan
John L.kilworth
BE. H. Lindley
C. M. Blair
W. W. Curf- Tuan
Mirs R. C. Rankin
Minnie B. Walker
W. A. Dill
Guilefion Optometrist
Edna M. Ferguson
Journal-World
Ward
Flowerfone
Cooking School
Eace Neete
John Aeld JF
the Sexton
OP. Lorillard Co
OLD Goldspaul Whithman
Whitcoms
of the Journal-World Cooking School
Virginia
May
Massachusetts
Eldridge
Styles
Tan
Edna Ferguson
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