March meeting of Betty Washington TD club notes
The March medline of Betty Washington chapter of the TD A 2 was held at Mrs Willam Docking's home Saturday afternoon. Business had Mrs Hall appointed to ascertain the names of those expected to go to Topeka for the state meeting of the DOA. Various clubs and members, including music and round table groups, announced meetings and guest speakers. A birth announcement, Helen Katherine Gantz, was noted.
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Betty Washington
TD. A. 2
Willam Docking
Hall
Topeka
Waellertin
D.C
Griesa
Phi Mu Aljlia Fraternity
E. I. Lindley
Waldemar Gelich
Eva. Horton
the Round Table
L. D. Wavenhill
Vermont Street
Will Gantz
Memorial Hospital
Helen Katherine
Gantz
Lydia Stehwein
Social event details fill campus notes with dances and dinners
Dorothy Stewart and Klein hosts oversaw a formal dinner at Wiedemann's with an eight piece orchestra. Alumni and out of town guests attended a Kappa house dance, chaperoned by Mrs. Mitchell and others, while other groups held picnics and Theta Pi fire events.
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Ypsilon
Y'Sieck
Wiedemann’s
Jennie. Mitchell
Weff
and Strong
Howard
Fleason
Wichita
Vey
Fh Ross
Sterllys
Earl Scott
Gilbert Sanity
Cornelius Ashley
Joe Turner
Harold Wetzel
Kansas City
Roger Smith
Pittsburg
Turner
Alpha Mi Delta Soror
Bere
Alrs
Gertrude Dearson
Jennie Mitchell
W. L.aird
Irene Peabody
Personalities travel visit Ottawa Lawrence accompanying relatives
Mr and Mrs Marion Hume of Ottawa drove to Lawrence yesterday to spend the day with Mrs Humes mother. Mrs A J Greene and Mrs Howard Loy spent the day in Pope. A Faton returned to Topeka in the morning for the week after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hume
Ottawa
Lawrence
Local notices and travel fragments from Lawrence and Topeka
A mixed column records visits and itineraries across Kansas and nearby states. Names include Mr Avon in the State Board of Administration business office, Mr and Mrs I 4% Tuecker, O M Galbraith, Glenn De Long, ALH Koops, Mrs J W Brown, Miss Grace Greene, Mildred Greene, Mrs Otto Hunzicker, Henry Pringle, Henry Moore, Mrs J M Enochs, J L Barron, Fern Evans, and others visiting relatives, shopping in Kansas City and Lawrence, plus trips to Rochester Minnesota and Michigan. Also notes comic reflections on Oxford trousers and Cambridge plus fours at Oxford and the Aqueduct track.
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Avon
State Board of Administration
Tuecker
D. H
Hollice
Okmulgee
Ohlo
O. M. Galbraith
Glenn de Long
Nebraska City
Neb
B. Galbraith
Alh. Koops
Kansas City
J. W. Brown
Eanice Parker
Dorothy Rice
Baker University
Lawrence
Grace Greene
Mildred Greene
Otto Hunzicker
Rochester
Minn
Maya Brothers
Henry Pringle
Michigan
Henry Moore
Topeka
John M. Enochs
Iehmens City
Kan
Angels
J. 1
Missouri_ street
S. M. Law
Marstall
Mr. and Evans
British goods drive debate in Parliament and soccer fever hits London
The British goods campaign sparks a Commons clash over importing cigars for Parliament from the United States while plans shift to Jamaica and other possessions for wines. King George is linked to the row as Queen Victoria’s interest in the telephone surfaces. English soccer fans surge attendance with 65,000 to 72,000 crowds for cup matches. final at Wimbledon set for April 24 with tickets allotted in advance amid rail excursion rushes. Sir Harry Lauder notes his seven and sixpence marriage license as a prized investment while reflecting on wartime losses.
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Rnp
House of Commons
George
Victoria
Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Iwn
Osborne
Cottate
Sir Thomas
Mary Biddulph
London
Wimbly Stadium
Sir Harry Lauder
Sir Harry
Lady Lauder
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Kan- Cearysin
Sandy i
Feria
John Watt
North
Sixth St
Ella Fngle
Barker
C. S. Skilton
Guardian Angel
F. A. Bleck
A. J. Anderson
C. H. Ashton
del Gates
Dean
D. M. Swarthmut
Progressive Heading Club
F. B. Dodds
Alabama St
Pleasant Hour Club
C. J. Eriksen
Himesh
Lawrence Feniling
J. OW Strayer
Universit Women's Club
Wednes
Waters
Alberta Corbin
Ohio Street
Friends
Conneil
Morres
Mars
W. BE. Jtenney
Alpesachugeris Etreet
Fternoen
HH. Tydines
Inglesive Study Club
H.W. Nelloway
Ternmessee Street
A. A. Green
Louena Street
Cosmos Club
C. QO. Bowman
C. C. Stewart
Hassa
Aick
Dorothy Stewart
Klein
Ada Katherine Wirchhoft
Selagier
Dorothy
Peter
I Metersen
Jimmy Y N Vanlecke
Many Isa
Worald Wetzel
Rob
Frances Funk
B. M. Wilmot
Anna Shanklin
Ralph Baldwin
W. J. Bowersock
I Kappa House
Out of Town
E. Reeder
Ernest Finberts
Richard Scott
Eugene Rossewell
Waddington
Taylor Paysley
John Rapp
Harold Herndon
James Austin
Harold Walters
Edward Taylor
Squire Gienn
Lyn Cameron
Clnh
M. Ro
Mississippi Street
Pleasant Grove
T. Frank Jones
University
Delta Tip Sorority
Stover
Rhodes
Sherwood
Indiana
W. FE. Tenney
Tennela Club
C.taylor
Barker Avenue
Theta Pi
Eclock
Abel Edwards
T. 5
Frances Wix
Whist
T.G. Fitek
Bloomsbury Hotel
Oxford Oarsmien
Cambridge
Aqueduct
Queens County Jockey Club
Commons
Jimmie Tennyson
Whitcomb
Clyde Bell
Oread Cafe
theOread Cafe
E. C. Bricken
Oread
Axminster Rugs
Congoleum
West 7Th and
Sth Streets
Bassett
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