State Federation Meeting Opens In Hays Kansas
The twenty fifth annual Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs opens with a reception at the State Normal school's Women's building. Mrs Rebecca Wells Taylor of Lyons presides at the opening, with speeches by national director Mrs May Bellville Brown of Salina. Department reports and welfare talks follow, plus district chairmen's reports and plans for the Des Moines biennial.
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Linna Breette
State Industry Welfare Commission
Julia S.perry
State Penitentiary
Lansing
Des Mein
W. A. Lewis
Fane
Stimpson-Gafney Wedding At Home Of The Bride's Father
A Winfield wedding last night united Miss Josephine Stimpson and Ray Gafney in a ceremony read by Rev. Fed voris at the bride’s father home. Attendants included the bride’s sister Miss Hetty Stimmer and Jacob Peckham as best man. Adrian Polliet played Lohengrin’s march. immediate family and a few friends attended. The bride wore nest willow ta ffa ta dress, heirloom veil, and carried lilies of the valley. The couple plan a summer in Winfield with the groom’s family.
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Sadney
Kou
Winfield
Hhe
Merc
Gaftnes
Lawrence
Adphi Omega
Garney
Delta Upsilon Anc
Ma Alpha
Return Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Mrs W C Harding returns from Ottawa this morning where she visited her husband. William J Leatherman returns to Hutchinson this morning and will spend the weekend with his wife here. Mrs FE Majors of
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W. C. Harding
Ottawa
William J. Leatherman
Hutchinson
Mroani
FE. Ob. Majors
Kansas City Visits and May Travel Notes
Kansas City spent Saturdays and Sunday visiting May. Catheyne Watkins Mrs. T. P. Nichols Kes Owen to Wichita for a visit Mi Le Padrto returned from a visit to her son in Baldwin, Ki. Court of Poehinm lb. Caughtin of Herverton spent Sunday in Lawrence. Dorsell of Kansas City spent Sunday in Lawrence. Pon. Pees Cor Chvenge on in binane: eli te toint evening Charles Jensen of Kansas City spent the day there yesterday. Harry Lander made a business trip to Kansas City today.
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Kansas City
Catheyne Watkins
Mi le Padrto
Baldovin
Caughtin
Herverton
Lawrence
Dorsell
University of Kansas Joins Middle Western Association
The University of Kansas was admitted as a member of the Middle Western Inter Collegiate Association for Women's Self Government at the seventh annual meeting. Delegates from major midwest schools attended as the association, comprising about thirty large schools, expanded membership with five universities admitted during the convention.
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University of Kansas
Sity
Middle West
Ef Ovention
Yoru Seizes COLE RERO-EIGHT Ahead Of Delivery
A cryptic note claims Yoru has taken possession of the COLE RERO-EIGHT rather than securing a contract for future vehicle delivery. The gist suggests a shift in agreement terms and potential delays in anticipated supply. No further details on parties or dates are provided.
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