Phi Sigma Chi Party Brightens Koke Hall With Style
The Phi Sigma Chi alumni hosted a lavish evening at Keke's Hall featuring ornate gold and black decorations, archway electric lighting, and a "Spooky" dance illuminated by a Clark cat and crescent moon. Guests included Miss Bins of St Joe and Miss Irene Cope from Kansas City, with tokens, favors, and a catered reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Chi
Keke
Oe Phi Sig
IA Ged Williams
Miss. Bins
St. Joe
Robert Merod
Jane Kinne
Will Pilkenson
Opal Toughes
Alfred
Williams
Miss Bins
Frank Krehbiel
Edith Renn
Milton Kelly
Ninta Westbrook
Jlancheon
Escard
Beon
Kansas City
Irene Cope
Romaine
Heming and Jenkins
Sir Joe
Miss Ink
Iad
Frank Dolan
Ottaway
Merle Clark
Wichita
Frank ‘Kreichiel
Wedding Bells and Society Notes in May Gatherings
The column chronicles engagements and weddings in Kansas with Joy Finney and Gordon Badger announced, Miss Nell Mitchell to John Robertson wed in Robinson, and numerous local society events. It notes plans, guest lists, and a May 18 tea, plus a Reno Ladies Aid Society gathering and a Woodland Park band concert featuring selections and dedications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.C. Smith
Joy Finney
Gordon Albert Badger
Eureka
Kan
Badger
Law Schoof Kansas University
Tle
Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity
Sophomore Prom Nears Close With Mixed Talent
The University Sophomore Prom in Robinson gymnasium featured a farce The Hit Bubble directed by Miss Gertrude Messler. Ralph Irwin led songs with a catchy Brave Chamfer by Vera Brady and performances by Henry Campion and Claude Younggreen boosted the program. Several local residents and students, including Miss Lucile Smith and Miss Carrie real Asta, attended, with numerous Topeka and Kansas City movers and shakers listed among guests and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Gymnasium
Gertrude Messler
Ralph Irwin
Vera Brady
Lawrence
Henry Campion
Claudes Younggreen
Carl Krehbiel
Candace Caton
Malcolor Medion
Ethel Huston
Owith
Ilandys
Clark
John Clawson
Poc. Price
Ashind
Eldridge
Ashland High School
Price
Carson
Ashland
Carrie Real Asta
Brady
Local notices from Endora Topeka and Kansas City
A mixed page of social notes and small ads lists Miss Pauline Ketcham and Miss Helen Woolsey among others visiting Kansas City and Endora, plus Miss Hazel Kindred of DeSoto and a Phi Delt party. Other items include home for rent, found watch, wanted salesmen, and a Model Steam Laundry sale notice with various job and merchandise pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Ketcham
Kansas City
Helen Woolsey
Margaret
Endora
Hazel Kindred
DeSoto
Murdock
Texas
Jiard Development Company
Dallas
Stork Shogs
Voland
Henry Judah
Rene
Kan
Kell Plane
Frank W. Brown
West Warren St
M. Tuner
Arcoll
Call O'Brien & Co
Consul Mod Sales Co
Cincinnati
Poland
Duros
Fred J. Laptad
Bell
Opening Day at Woodland Park Puts On Dual Rallies
Tomorrow will be the easiest day to start the season at Woodland Park as Woodmen of the Would barnstorm in a doubleheader against Bonner Springs and Kansas City Merchants. A single admission covers both games with rides and children's playgrounds free. the park promises a full day of entertainment, including a Lawrence Military Band sacred concert, refreshed stands, a repainted theatre, and an opening May 28 stock company show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucife’ Smith
Kansas City
Jilly Miller
Topeka
John Findley
Son Hush
Olathe
Ortorday
Bea
Katherine Criley
Robert. Marrow
G. Lewis
Denver
Lewis
C2 Tok
Prentice
Toepeka Tula
Viste
Ter Somail
Tomarow
Woodland Park
Woodmen
Would Hatch
Psi
Bonner Springs
Guesies
Kansas City Merchants
Childoen
Lawrence Military Band
Cork
Spraying Prices and Local Travel Notes From Town
For frit tree spraying call Raymond's Drug Store for spray material prices. Miss Daisy Nottingham visits Topeka for a few days. Mrs. C. E. Winkler left after Miss Hess's rental, returning to Topeka. Sam L. Fisher returned from a business trip in Elk County. Chas Gabriel of Eudora came to town on county assessor business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murry Conley
Topeka
Myre Tumphrey
Ave Green
Anta Davenport
Li View
Wow. Arnett
W. C. Fish
C. 2
Simmons
Q. V, Henderson
Cole Tenderson
Blithenan
Kan
Mir
Lovejoy
Margaret Bechtel
Uatchison
Iss Margaret, Poearson
Kansas City
Myra Stevens
Mary Thomas
Kaney
Caroline Phinh
Emporia
le Carter
Selig
Baldwin
Nevane
Lerion
Vik. Mekin
Lawrence Ciends
By Henderson
Fredonia
Pear
Smith House
Koa
Salisbury
Alexandria
Lay
da. Stevenson
ED. Thompson
Agnes Thompson
Trickson
Sam Li Fisher
Elk Counts
Mess Adams
Santa Me
City
E.P. Tripp
Raymond’s Drug Store
Daisy Nottingham
C. E. Winkler
Miss Hess
Sam L. Fisher
Elk County
Chas, Gabriel
Eudora
Kansas University earns praise for lengthy report at Topeka meeting
At the Educational Commission session in Topeka the University of Kansas presented a detailed verbal and written report on instruction hours. The Kansas drive report indicated higher hours per week and called for revision, while Emporia Normal and another state college offered verbal reports, highlighting KU’s stronger showing despite limited funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal- Worl
Educational Commission
Topeka
University of Kansas
Kansas
Hill
Emporia Normal
Andrew S Baldwin Dead in Clinton Kansas
Andrew S Baldwin of Clinton died unexpectedly at home in Clinton. He was born in Connecticut on the 23rd and had lived in Kansas many years. Funeral in Clinton Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11. Burial in Clinton Cemetery. Also notes a wrecked buggy incident at Pinckney and Indiana today noon when a horse owned by Chas Roller tipped a light delivery wagon, injuring the wagon and scattering tools in a flower bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew S. Baldwin
Andrews
Baldwin
Clinton
Chester Ni
Tobler
Jerleyley
Griselock
Old Ave
Connecticut
Kansas
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Clinton Cemetery
Pinckney
Ind
Chas
Creamery Menu and Kodak Weather Charm
Listing of ice cream flavors and specialties plus a note on fashionably designed centerpieces and a Kodak weather caption. Mentions a stray mare report to Mrs. Ise-or police station with Bell 1789 as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Prisoners Escape, Two More Fugitives Increase County Total
Two additional county prisoners escaped, bringing the total to nine. Yesterday afternoon Willie Hoberts and Job Ingalls were sent to Central Park to perform an hour of labor. Reports say they owe the county fifty nine minutes. At the park they found a cooked meal heated and taken toward the railroad track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hoberts
Fob Ingalls
Central Park
Teak
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Stevenson
Ober’s
Mass. Street
the Society
J. U. Tirish
Sonnemef
Klou
Studentis
Brush
Garnett
Hythe Stoud
Bessie Brush
Pine
Harry Woods
Missionary
Polly
The
Missionary Society
Maande Moore
Pleasant Hour Club
Pleasant Our Club
G. H. Davis
W. Ps Martin
Llorace Greely
Ewing
Vadies
Young
Buckmingster
Cleet
L. (. Biggs
X Fay
Lisle
Gilas
Atl Podots
Nellie
Marié Clauson
Emma. J. Kennedy
Minnie Miller
Dunakin
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society of the Baptiehnreh
Aml Social
Nina Heter
Reno Society
Reno Undies Aid Society
A. A. Green
Thomas Ward
Nellie Viets
Viels
A. Basket of
Opi
Ella O'Dea
Resdini
Phehicie
May Green
Robinson
Nell Mitchell
That City
John Robertson
James Mitchell
Imogene Dean
Marian
Mr. Will
Priest
Esther Evang
Margaret Bierer
Iinwatha
Miss. Gibb
J. Gordon Gibb
Isabel
Leole
Misa Chloe Cory
Hazel Brownine
Zodiac Club
B.C. Joinston
Frank
Rch
Wilson
Gardier
If. Perkins
W. M. Johnson
Frank Marvin
Mes
Mareh
Offenbach
Auber Marely Hur Hewimout
Ae Vanella
Sigma’ Chis
Daly
Percy
Maine
C. Shinner
Vermont Street
Vermont
Gentleman’s Watch
Madden
Agricultural College
Normal
Atferretti
Morus. Johnson
Chocolates
Mass
Jennie J. Barker
Oxford
A. Young
H. Brocker
SCI the Real
W. Henry
Lulz Blacksmith
Kodak
Naymond 3
Wees
Wal Ghaltith
Chripaven
Soxmans & Co
Base
Estra
Oodit
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