Lawrence Notes Add Wedding and Social Roundup
A long Lawrence society item lists a marriage, community events, club meetings and dinners. It includes the wedding of Miss Georgia Burdett to Harry Aliphin in Independence Kansas, with later notices of church gatherings, a district entertainment, a Cosmos club picnic, dancing club plans, a Mother’s Day observance, and multiple bridge and gala events featuring local residents and organizations such as the Woman Guild Trinity HT, First Methodist, Cosmos club, L. C. club, and K U Sigma Nu banquet participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Marriag
Miss ‘Georgia
Burdett
of Kansas
Selebins ‘School
Oklahom
Iphin
WOMAN WOMAN! by J. H. Striebel in Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa notes record April 23 with mentions of Mrs. Tanner sister of Vernon Kellogg and Joseph Kellogg, and of Mrs. Mabel Merrell’s marriage to Charles Oliver. Social items include bridge games, guests, two weddings, and Mu Alpha Founders day banquet with toasts by John Ise and Swarthout.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Tanner
Vernon Kelloge
Washington, D. C
Joseph M. Kellogg
University Department of Architectural Engineering
Unive of Kansas
Oakland
Mabel Merrell
Lawrence
Charles Oliver
Derby
Iown
Corydon
Iowa
Thi Mu Alpha
Wiedemann
John Ise
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Skilton
Stewart Dickson
Justus’ Fugate
Arlo Hulits
Herbert Ranson
Personal notes from town with travel plans and visits
Local society items list residents and visitors including Miss Margaret Hall leaving for Scranton, Victor Watkins heading to Atlantic City for the summer, Mrs. O G Warring and Mildred to Topeka, Vic Johnson on a Kansas City trip, and others visiting or departing to St Joseph Bonner Great Bend and Kansas City.
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S. J. Churchill
Margaret Hall
Scranton
Victor Watkins
Atlantic City
O. G. Warring
Daught Mildred
Topeka
Ve Orrick
Sansas Cit Nals
Nest Seidel
Bonnerays
Vic Johnson
Kansas City
S.J. Churchille
Toree
Local Notes From Kansas and Nearby States
News notes report visitors and travels across Kansas including Mrs. J. K Rabbin and Miss Anna Fischer visiting in New York. Mrs. R. E. Melvin returns from Urbana Illinois after a week with daughter Miss Virginia. Mrs. T. N. Castle and Miss Vera Castle visit Lawrence friends. John R. Dyer and Frank Dawson attend deans meeting in Minneapolis. Sherman G. Elliott ill at home. George O. Foster to tour southern Kansas for business. Baby Herbert Jella seriously ill at Dodson grandparents home. J. R. Wilson returns from Wichita on business.
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New York
J. K-. Rabbin
Anna Fischer
R. E. Melvin
Urbana
Ill
Virginia
T. N. Castle
Vera Castle
Ponca City
Okla
Lawrence
H. T. Moore
Wichita
S. D. Bishop
John R. Dyer
University of
University of Kansas
Herbert James Jella
H L. Jella
J. R. Dodson
Vermont Street
J. R. Wilson
Fashions by Hedd Hoyt highlights summer sports styles
New York fashion notes describe sleeveless jumper frocks with short sports coats, cherry red silk broadcloth ensembles, wide border fabrics, and home-friendly styling. Navy tailored suits regain popularity, black corded silk coats with fur collars, and fringed frocks trend for spring. Rankin's Drug Store ad promotes Kotex and Nupak at 1101 Mass.
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Hedd
Hoyt
New York
May
United Press
Eton
Groat defends fairness and accuracy in journalism
New York reports Carl D. Groat United Press manager says only fairness and accuracy sustain real journalism over radio station WJZ. He argues Washington correspondents act as censors when public interest suffers from disclosure. Also notes high standards and honesty of Washington press corps. Fort Riley endurance ride won by Sergeant le in 3 hours 25.5 minutes. second by Corp. Derr and Sergt. Worley third. The moral standard of a country is set by the standards women establish.
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New York
U. P
WJZ
Carl D. Groat
Washington
United Press
Groat
Aspen
Fort Riley
Second Cavalry
Setgt. le
Headquarters Troon
Corp. Derr
Sergt. Worley
Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy, Safe Fabric Coloring
An advertisement touts 15 cent Diamond Dyes for tinting delicate shades or dyeing rich colors on wool silk linen cotton and blends. It instructs buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixed to ensure proper dyeing.
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Sand
Pal Ohare
Woman’ Guild of Trinity HT
Brown
J. T
A. Brown
la Corte Club
Lyon
Nyrsz
G. Vernon
T. D. Funk
Alfred Lawrence
Paugherty
Rebekahs
Cosmos
F. 8
Hester
Leroy McLean
J. A. Bogue
S. T. Segraves
M. Wiley
R. Ro Smith
A. CC. Schroyer
S. Tei Segraves
Mary Hackbarth
Holcombe
H. E. Don Carlos
Miercoles Chuir
Myers House
Tonganoxic
Playliams
Beta’ Theta PE
Edwards
Beta Fheta Pi
Margaret Perkins
Phi Gamma
Delta
Miller
Kappa
Kappa Gam
John Saba
Iw. A
Rohingen Gymnasium
K. U
Sigma Ni
First Presbyterian Church
M Ferna Wrestler
Violet Shoemaker
Lloyd Young
Dean McGee
Thomas Hippe
W. Parsons
Mbers
Tuesay
F. A. Cook
Mary Virginia Kellorg
Volney ML. Tanner
J. H. Striebel
Harry Lander
Vue Constant
Fort Smith
Junius (Underwood
Constant
WV. G. Hutson
Eldridge Hotel
Sy ‘Amar
S. L. B. Bigsby
He Kline
St. Joseph
Spencer
By Means
L. N. Lewis
Tola
Hugh Means
Great Bend
Wid
Pues Oe Soman
Virginia Hato Mi Ine Weisensee
Geraldine Vard
Kansas City, Mo
Alpha Delta Pi
Earl Gafford
Kotex
Nupak
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
United Press Manager
Rumsey
Funeral Home Funeral Coach— Private Ambulance
Ind
C. B. Rumsey
J. C. Rumsey, H.C. Rumsey
Pings
Dwight
Maline Union Suits
Munsingwear
Bangkok
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