Club presidents and social committee plans noted
The report notes the des W club president and new committees led by Mrs. Di, Miss Milner, and Mrs. Wiley to prepare next year’s work. Entertainment committee includes Schooley, Champion, Petty, and Lamb. Refreshments followed a social hour with guest Hinckley. Meeting adjourned to October at Mrs. Hammig’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Club
Dot Bi
Epresident
Dias
Parel
Prunty
Hanna
Milner
Wiley
Schooley
Champion
Petty
Lamb
Chester Toms
H. Bruchmiller
Cora Boggs
Elmer Weibel
A Kiss. tor the Chief Trinity Lutheran church wedding
The evening featured informal punch and wafers with the bride presented in a novel way by being tied to a parasol spoke. About fifty guests attended. Other social events included a birthday dinner for Mrs. D. J. Richardson hosted by Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Perkins. Several local groups held gatherings and open houses at Wind Hill, marking fraternity, sorority, and club activities with planned Mother’s Day events and parental dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Wind Hill
W. R. Stubbs
House Warming at Henley Hall May 9
Invitation extended to all to attend a house warming at Henley Hall on Tuesday May 9 from 3 to 6 in the afternoon and from 8 to 10 in the evening. The event welcomes all interested and cordial attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley Hall
Social notes from Lawrence tied to weekend plans
Mrs W K Edgar plans to visit Topeka this evening to spend Sunday with her daughter Mrs Sam Nelson and Mr Nelson. Walter Varnum Win Newmark John Robinson and C W Carmen drove to Kansas City last evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller spent yesterday in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs E L Major of Kansas City traveled to Lawrence last night and will spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs F H Roberts. W R Smith of Topeka spent Friday in Lawrence. Mrs Charles Ramsey and Miss Josephine Ramsey will visit Kansas City this evening and stay through the weekend. F L Francisco and son Clarence went to Topeka yesterday with Clarence visiting briefly. R T Love of Kansas City spent today in Lawrence on business. Miss Adele Crim, Eskridge high school teacher, is spending the weekend at her home. Mr and Mrs M H Huey arrived in Lawrence yesterday on a thirty day furlough from the soldiers' home at Dodge City. E J Cooper will come from Kansas City this evening to spend Sunday at his home in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Edgar
Topeka
Sam Nelson
Nelson
Walter Varnum
Win Newmark
John Robinson
C. W. Carmen
Kansas City
Frank Miller
E. L. Major
Lawrence
F. H. Roberts
W. R. Smith
Charles Ramsey
Josephine Ramsey
F. L. Francisco
Clarence
R. T. Love
Adele Crim
Eskridze
M. H. Huey
Dodge City
E. J. Cooper
Kensas City
Sonaay
Helen Harshberger
Delta Zeta
Baldwin
Paul Winter
Will Gorrill
Winter School
Edythe
Ransdell
Baxter
Charles Baxter
Oscar Baxter
Ernest Richards
Pauline
Shipman Carter
El‘win
Clarence Bellas
Bart Gorrill
Anna Mitchell
R. W. Gorrill
Arnold Ransdell
Eli Wilson
C. A. Richards
Ambrose Bigsby
Helen
Ernest Bigsby
Robert Gentry
A. J. Parnell
Sheepynes
Will. Gorrill
R. Bryan
Paul
Winter
Laura
Charles
Prescott
Underwood
Nora ‘Norris
Barker
Barr
Gorrill
Mary Nortis
Doroth Henderson
J.M. Harrson
Minervian Club
Lucille McCreath
Willis Colman
Ray
Elsworth
Vidleo
Fternoon
Leslie Rose
Garfield Mair
North Lawrence Notes May 9 Meeting and Garden Storm News
Wallace C T A will meet Tuesday May 9 at 2:30 with Mrs William H. cee, 625 North Sixth. Anna Dicker leads the homeroists. devotionals and a Mothers Day program are planned. A hail storm damaged lettuce, spinach, and rhubarb. May Keys hosted eight girls for Sunday School. Pearl Johnson teaches. Mrs William A Griffits visited Fort Scott. Sunday School at Christian church continues two more Sundays with strong interest. Red side leads the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. C
T. A. Will
William ‘H. Cee
North- Sixth Street
Anna “Dicker
Anibhroriests
May - Keys
Missouri Street
Miss Pearl
Johnson
William A. Griffits
Fort. Scott
Chistian Church
Busines s ing College Train Need
Fragmentary OCR indicates a note about a college business program or training need. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Barker Social Notes From Barker Delta area
Miss Helen Harshberger spent Saturday at the Delta Zeta sorority house in Baldwin. Numerous neighbors attended dinners and visits with families in Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby farms. Arnold Ransdell starts a radio system as the Barker school house closes for the season.
Community Notes Near Lawrence Weekend Visits
Friday and Saturday social round up from Lawrence area with visits among Gorrill Winter Norris Henderson and Colman families. Miss Norris returned home after teaching Barker school. Will Gorrill and Paul Winter called on Barr Gorrill. Garfield Mair and children visited. Lawrence Business College advertised.
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Phi Gam
Phi ‘Gamma’. Delta Fratérnity
Anna Cahill
Dean Anne Dudley Blitz
Paul Dinsmoor
Vera C. Manley
Arthur ‘Marks
Mey
Margaret Larkin
Marjorie Kidwell
Cooper
Mac Murray
University
P. E
Young
Boynton
T. E. Griesa
Sparr
Barteldes
Bleck
Nuirdinie
Agit
Kappa. Sigma Fraternity
Mothers Club
Unitarian Church
Mark Mohler
George Hood
Irvine Hill
Selig
August’ Selig
Gladys’ Long
A. L. Selig
The
Tor
Our
S. E. Perkins
D. J. Richardson
Richardson
A. J. Franz
Joy Harding
W. ©. Harding
Kerby Smith
Yerkin
Sigma
Kappa Parents Day
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Millérand'of
France
Ereets
Timbaait
North Lawrence
Pyes
Ralph Ward
Massachusetts St
Charles ‘Baxter
C. A.’ Richards
Lee Colman
Lawrence Business College
Meairs
Panama
University Hat
Fred Harris
Mass
Hester & Roberts Optometrists
Bowersock
Fsey
Tio
Phat
Wolf’s Book Store
A. R. Young & CO
Lawrence Floral Co
ABC
Kansas Electric Utilities Co
L. H. S. Dramatic Club
Booth Tarkington
Bowersock Theatre
Box Office
George Arliss
Pathe News
Betty Compson
Paris
Clara Beranger
George Broadhurst
William DE Mille
Agnes Ayres
Jack Host
Adolph Zukor
Paramount
Cicture
Kansas Municipals
Peoples State Bank
Journal-World
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