Suffragists Meet At Lawrence Delegation From Kansas City
A long list of names and affiliations outlines attendees from Kansas City Hutchinson and other Kansas towns for a suffrage convention at the First Baptist church corner Henry and Kentucky streets. Tuesday program includes a women’s symposium on The Ballot What Next, greetings from Miss Bessie Raymond and Lillian Muchner, and talks by Prof. Carruth and Mrs. Cowper. Music planned for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. As ‘Johnson
How- Vara
Frederick Cowper
Topeka Journal
Progressive Reading Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting
The Progressive Reading Club held a gathering yesterday afternoon with twenty members and each member bringing a guest. The group spent the afternoon in games and a picnic lunch was served to close the event. Also announced were upcoming dances at Woodland Park hosted by The Stevens Club on Friday night and The Meyers boarding Club on Saturday night. Mrs. Ht. E. Wolfe will entertain the missionary society at tea this afternoon. Sigma Kappa pledges Edna Lyons of Kansas City and Violet Dunn of Kansas City were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hotk
James Honk
Kansas City
Woodland Park
Brotherhood of Trinity Lutheran Church
Will Johns
Reading
Woodland Oun
Meyers Boarding Club
Sigma Kappa
S' Ae Kappa Sorority
Edna Lyons
Lanée
Violet. Dunn
Kan‘sas City
Local and Personal Notices From Kansas City Visitations
Mr Vic Johnson was in Kansas City yesterday. Mr H W Stubbs of Satanta was in town yesterday. Wm Perichard recently return from California. Len Meady of Independence was a Lawrence visitor yesterday. Mrs A Wiland and Mrs W A Baker were up from DeSoto yesterday. Joseph Summers of Newton visited his son Glen at the Sigma Chi house. Tala Dean Skilton spent yesterday in Topeka on business. Wm Burlsholder returned from Marion after visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs John Seltz went to Atchison for a few days. Miss Geneva Wiley Charline Smith Edith Laming spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Lena Abranz returned to Kansas City after a week with her sister. Mabel E Jordan and daughter went to Endoma to visit. Wilder Metcalf and Cora Reynolds spent the day in Kansas City. J E Hutt spent the day in town. Mrs Mary Allen spent the day in Nerbia. Mrs C B Mason went to Eudora for a few days. Mrs J R Holmes spent the day in Scrofula, health note follows. Bar mentions on local ads include lost pocketbook on Massachusetts street, found at Kentucky, saddle pony for sale, farm help wanted, and rental listings. Marriage license issued to Seymour Parkhurst and Allie J Thornburg of Oakland, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Johnson
Kansas City
H. W. Stubbs
Satanta
Wm. Perichard
California
Len Meady
Independence
Kan
Lawrence
A. Wiland
W. A. Baker
DeSoto
Joseph Summers
Newton
Glen
Sigma’ Chi
Tala Dean’ Skilton
Topeka
Wm. Burlsholder
Marion
Kansas
John Seltz
Atchison
Geneva Wiley
Charline Smith
Edith Laming
Lena Abranz
Cifter
Mabel E. Jordon
Endoma
Vissamonds
Wilder
Metcalf
Cora, Reynolds
Kansas’ City
J. E. Hutt
Mary Allen
City Coaches to Meet Tonight for Play Festival Plans
A meeting at the YMCA tonight brings together separate coaches for city schools. They will refine the festival plans, decide prizes, likely medals and certificates, and determine award details. A pleasing prospect is noted as local display walls are prepared, with Wooff 8 Book Store promoting nail sample displays. Petition for Divorce filed in Douglas County District Court by Mrs. Rachel S. Stidam against Richard Stidam. attorney R F Melvin represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel S. Stidam
Douglas County District Court
Richard Stidam
R. FE. Melvine
Visit of Grand Commander Highlights Masonic Gathering
James T D Richardson sovereign grand commander of Scottish Rite Masonry Southern Jurisdiction visited Lawrence adding zest to local Masonic circles. Fourth to fourteenth degrees were conferred on a list of named members, signaling strong harmony and petitions for fall degrees. Local businesses and events were noted alongside notices of joiners and marriages, including two licenses issued by Judge Lindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James TD. Richardson
United States
Henry’ Wallenstein
Lawrence
Hueh
C. Wward Hubael
Richard G. Lepwarth
Cliflion T. Hiatt
J. Wilford Hill
Clyde’ 0. Hlambaker
Howard E. Jensen
Levi K. Kabler
Albert M. Lim
Judge Lindley
Frank Brackett
Lizzie Carden
Perry
Kansas
Walter Maple
Mulvine
Anna Wallace
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Carroll
St. ‘Smith
Snews Depot
Glad
Messaline
Oxford
Wilton Body Brussels
Nottingham
Nottam
Notting Curtai
Grand Army
WH. Erwin
Nellie Fay Connest
Erma Richson
Alma Hodges
Lois Wiley
Ethel Martin
Carol Martin
Rollie Piper
Isabell Wallace
Mable Richardson
Janet McKee
Phebe Bixby
Lera Sheldon
Anna May Pontius
Wiedemann’ Ss
J. Willard Brown
Lucile Brown
Keen
James Green
Law Faculty
Wm. Burdick
Law
Fraser Hall
Commission
Delta Phi Delta
A. W. Humble
Delta Phi Delta Art Sorority
Quincy
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Women’s Socialist Club
O. J. Clark
Ma‘ne Street
Spell Chicken
Marion Deeker
Edieon Miloderea
Jinks Athe
Stevens Club
Ht. E. Wolfe
the Missionary Society
Massachusetts
Warren
Kentucky
Eldridge
Bell
Eek Selah
Maine Street
L. Fox
Mississippi Street
Tennessee
Tenn
Santa Fe
Jackson
Lindley
Seymour
Parkhurst
Allie J. Thornburg
Oakland
Cwolf’s
Brooké Fants
Shige
Wests Warren
Heee Johnzon
Tom A
Bill
Hiss Northrup
China
iRaymond’s
Mary McGrath
Chicago
Shearer
O 'Brien & Co
Mass
Snnnmnssnssrus Sansuars the Fraternal Aid Association
Hozel Eldridge
Y J
Irene du Bois
Frances’ Wilcox
Grand Ave
Aurora
Henry Walthall
Marc McDermott
Mac Mpash
Ons Hawley
Edwin
Carewe
New Hampshire and
Pinckney
Yewmark
C. Manley Fire. Insurance
Stgar
Sos
Beatty
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