Garden supper honors University seniors in speech drama
Mr and Mrs Allen Crafton entertained about twenty five guests from University seniors in the speech and dramatic art department and faculty. Supper was served at small garden tables with partners chosen by matching names of heroes and heroines from Fraser theater plays. Each couple presented a tableau or scene afterwards amid roses and peonies. Mrs Crafton was assisted by Miss Frances Wilson and Miss Margaret Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crafton
Frances Wilson
Margaret Anderson
Social calendar notes from Kappa alumnae events and clubs
A dense social page lists multiple club meetings and social events. Activities include auction clubs, bridge and dining gatherings at private homes, tea events, and chair dinners. Notable names include Mrs. Irving, Mrs. Wayne McCoy, Rev. S W Slaughter, and several others hosting or attending. May queen attendees and church group gatherings are noted, with a large roster of clubs and hosts.
Community clubs share notices and upcoming events
Mr and Mrs J S Stover hosted the Young Men's Discussion Club at 1032 Kentucky. Corlett Cotton read on Manchuria and light refreshments followed. Lawrence Flower Club plans its annual spring display with prize awards. Plymouth Congregational Parish House hosts the public display open 12:30 to 9. PEO luncheon at Miss Margaret Kane's home. Royal Neighbors meet. League of Women Voters delegates from Lawrence attend in Wichita. Officers elected for local groups. Helianthus Club hosts bridge for husbands. Riverside Farm Bureau meets with music and sewing lessons. Kappa Beta Christian church sorority hosts dinner at Rev Slaughter's. Dr and Mrs Hunt to dine with Mrs Staley.
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Conrad McGrew
Russell Cooper
League of Women
Old City
P. W
Misser
Florence
Whist
Beamer
Peter Emery
T Neediecraft Club
S Jennie Adams
John L. Kilworth
AZ. P
Margaret Kane
P.E. O
Alice Decker
Agnes Husband
Lew. O
Etta Corle
Lawrence Flower Club
Congregational Parish House
Corlett Cotton
Young Men’s Discussion Club
Kentucky Street
Cotton
Manchuria
Robert Davis
Plymouth Congregational
George M. Beal
A. H. Turney
Carol Clark
Wichita
Beal
Turney
Clark
Lawrence League
Kansas
Child Welfare Department
R. A. Elward
State Tax Commission
H. J. Hudgson
Wichita Taxpayers’ League
Truman Reed
Wichita High School
Glen Bakkum
A. J. Diescher
Winfield
Charles H. Brooks
Oscar. Raines
Topeka
H. D. Lester
Kappa - Beta
Christian Church Sorority
W. Slaughter
Ohio Street
George O. Foster
Albert. Williams
Myra Hull
Elizabeth McGuire
Slaughter
Scout Council Meeting Tonight in Chamber of Commerce
The Girl Scout Council will hold a meeting tonight in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Miss Jeannette Wheeler will host her Monday auction tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
Jeannette-Wheeler
Local residents depart and visit across Kansas and nearby states
Mr and Mrs V N Jackson of Grand Island Neb arrive tonight to visit Mr and Mrs C W Amidon in Arthur. Humphrey of Junction City, a Democratic convention delegate from Geary county, returns home. Coach Adrian Lindsey leaves Norman Okla after weekend with Mr and Mrs C E Friend. Miss Margaret Hunt Burlington music supervisor spent weekend with Miss Ethel Evans and Miss Kathryn Hanan. Mrs I A Weed sails to Saputpa Okla to visit daughter and family. Olive Stange visiting aunt Mrs A B Davis and Prof Ralph Tait leave for Los Angeles. Martha Borg trips to Topeka. Mr and Mrs Robert B Brown of 820 Tennessee St move from Lawrence to Junction City. James T Lardner in Kansas City on business. Otto Fischer and wife return from Minneapolis visit with daughter Mrs G G McCoy. Charles Golden of
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Burlington
Ethel Evans
Kathryn Hanan
I. A. Weed
Saputpa
Okla
E. T. Olsen
Olive Stange
A. B. Davis
Ralph Tait
Los Angeles
Martha Borg
Topeka
Robert B. Brown
Tennessee Street
Lawrence
Isave Jone
Junction City
Brown
Union Pacific Railroad
James T. Lardner
Kansas City
Otto Fischer
Minneapolis, Minn
G.G. McCoy
Charles Golden
Capper to Speak at Kaw Valley Convention Opening
Oskaloosa hosts a weekend gathering at Mrs F W Hosford’s home. Senator Capper of Kansas will speak on the Negro’s political future at a mass meeting in Washington tonight. The convention runs through Sunday with closing exercises scheduled Friday evening as the Kaw Valley School Association marks its twenty-third annual gathering of colored people in Washington.
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Washington
Senator Capper
Kansas
Capper
Vention
Kaw Valley
National Association For the Ad-1
Oxford students adopt new tongue in daily talk
Oxford English teachers report a fresh twist in pronunciation. Undergraduates now end words with an ah sound, saying yerah for very. Helen Brown invites friends and patrons to a basket dinner at 7 o'clock followed by a program.
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Iaytime
Ilcher Jane
Anna May
David Draper
A Duval Bavin Price
Long Ane. Jr
Willams - Evel
Emick
Bilbro
Schubert
Abbott Ruatling Moe Hewitt
Mabel Britten
Mcintyre Margaret Penny Adler
Marcella Gress
Sticus
Lively Anna May Draper
la Farge Root
Eleanor Allen
Shirley Rates
Fairy
Bentley
Fritzi Meron
Sweet Afton
Frances
Walts
Chopin
Jean Stouffer Gnata
Schytte Ratearovie
Helen Ward
Dvorak
Margaret
Schaefer
Carter Freude
Rachmaninoff
Barbara Edmonds
Ning
Ool
Helen Brown
Oxford English
Oxford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kappa
Irving
Wayne McCoy
Walter Keeler
Bridge -Victoria Club
T. H. “Hackesse
Myers House
Tonganoxie
Fred Zoeliner
M. L
Roy Smith
Imperial Auction Club
Charles Swartz
Kappa Re A
S.W. Slaughter
Lyle Fowell
Aridge Club
Jeanette’ Wheeler
Mercredi Club
F. O. Russell
University House
A. P. Young
Alpha Xi Delta House
Mu Phi Epsilon
F. E. Finetae
Elks Club
Happy Bidders Club
Fred Hunsinger
Helianthus Bridge Club
Franz Wiedemann
Charles. Bitzer
Edward Austin
L.D
C. H. Ziesenis
Alabama Street
League of Women Voters
J. P. Jensen
Louisiana Street
W. R. Maddox
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Valley Chapel Ladies’ Aid
Roy Puckett
Plymouth Congregational Church
S. S
Learnard
W. C. Summers
O. F
Etty
D. A
Mabel Haskell
Hdstess
Jaconette
Jack Lawrence
Council Grove
Ward-Belmont
Nashville
Tenn
Needlecraft Club
Jennie Adams
Tal Tennessee Street
Pi Beta, Phi. Building Association
Mississippi Eet
Tats
Robert A. Hunt
Sunny School
First Methodist Church
Su- |Ee
J. S
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
J. S. Stover
P.E.O
Crescent Road
H. B. Peairs
Harold Constant
H.W. Hunter
A. C. MitcHell
J.P. Willits
Kathryn Butcher
Helianthus Club
Bridge
M Franz Wiedemann
George Dunkley
A. M. Hughes
Alice Brockelsby
Wiedemann
Riverside Farm Bureau Club
D. 5. Perkins
Fred Brown
Perkinson
Home Week
R. E. Staley
Haskell
Oskaloosa
F. W. Hosford
Crawford-Veatch
H. B. Ober
Massachusetts St
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. NC
Hansen
Jayhawk Floral Gardens
W. G. Martinez
House
Mass
15Th
N.Y
Journal-World
C. E. Dreyer
Gustafson
Fischer
Windsor Castle
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