Pi Upsilon Dublin Party Dazzles University Circles
Members of Pi Upsilon fraternity hosted the annunt Dublin last evening in FLA U bali. The spring party featured a green and gold decor with a blarney stone centerpiece and an array of Irish touches. A five piece orchestra provided music for dancing, and eight members attended with chaperones and faculty guests including Professors Davis and Burdick, Chancellor Strong, and others. Out-of-town guests from Omaha and nearby clubs joined the festivities amid festive flags and floral touches.
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Pi Upsilon
Dublin
Fla. U. Bali
Ae Hill
Jenny Mitchell
T. Walker
FF. Gi Davis
Frank Strong
W. L. Burdick
Paul Farragher
H.W. Bruckmiller
Omaha
Jeanette Br
Minervian Club Hosts and Event Roundup
Misses Mary and Celie Watt hosted the Minervian Club gathering on Wednesday March 28 with eighteen members and seven guests enjoying thimbles and conversation, a served luncheon, and a two week meeting with Mrs P J Peter noted. Attendees included several guests. others attended a banquet with Phi Nu Phi members Kenneth Pringle and Paul Greever on the city scene.
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Mary
Celie Watt
Fighteen
P. J. Peter
Kenneth Pringle
Paul Greever
Mr. Greever
Easter Suit Dress Made With Silk Stitching
A bowling pin model of tan gabardine features heavy blue silk stitching. The collar and beltbanding highlight the design, with unique packets adding texture. Epworth League Cabinet presents the Easter suit dress as a silk stitched fashion item.
Dinner and club notices mix with local events in Lawrence
A long list of social items includes a dinner at Miss Marian LeSuer’s home with Rev Gordon Thompson and Miss Thompson, plus decorations and serves for Rev and Mrs Thomson. Camera Club plans a meeting with Dr Edwin Bumgardher on outdoor photography. Various Topeka guests visit Lawrence YWCA attendees, birthdays, card clubs, and local travels are noted alongside real estate ad. A note mentions fossil hunter book sale and fossil news.
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Marian LeSuer
Gordon Thompson
Miss Thompson
Thomson
Sara
Jacobs
Olive ‘Kreeck
Maurine Deible
Frances ‘Adams
Lucile Vraner
Olive Constant
Frances McCall
Hayson
Ancient Egyptian city Canopus found after excavation
Mar. 31 report that the site of Canopus, one of Egypt’s oldest cities and once the commercial capital and major religious center of Lower Egypt, has been located. Daniel Pasha asserts the discovery confirms his long held claim the remains lie near Abou Kir Bay.
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Alro
Mar
Canopus
Egypt
Daniel Pasha
Aboukir Bay
Alexandria
Lower
Ancient Egyptian public bath unearthed with Chinese statue
Excavations reveal a Ptolemaic public bath 15 feet long with twenty chambers including a large hall for massage and oil aromatics. Bronze coins mark Ptolemy Soter and Bere nicis reigns while several statuettes emerge, notably a Chinese figure suggesting early China Egypt links. War Time Cost of Gold of London, Mar. $1-The production.
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Ptolemy Soter
Ptolemey
Berenice
China
Egypt
Transvaal gold profits dip as mining costs rise
The Transvaal Chamber Mines reports a lower gold output value amid fixed prices and higher mining costs. The yearly return shows profits falling from 12,184,100 pounds to 11,881,294 pounds, reflecting reduced earnings despite output.
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Transvaal
Record of Rising Prices Sparks Investor Alarm
A note on surging costs alarms financiers who fear market instability. Prices climb rapidly, fueling concern among investors and prompting calls for caution in trading and budgeting decisions.
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Templin
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J. W. Weidlein
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Conn, Sr
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