Koenig host at memorial union for Ruth Postlethwaite
Sogety precedes the RUTC military bail at the Memorial Union Building tonight as Maj and Mrs W C Koenig entertain with a buffet supper for Ruth Postlethwaite of Talependence Missouri guest of Winifred Koenig. About seventy five attend the mother and daughter banquet at First Baptist church with spring flowers and a program of songs and toasts. Members and guests include Miss Mary Louise Beltz, Miss Hazel Johnson, Mrs Andrew Jackson and Mrs W C Simons. Further society notes cover luncheons, meetings of clubs and a Roman banquet at the high school cafeteria with toga attire and Roman decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.U.T.C
Memorial Union
W. C. Koenig
Ruth Postlethwaite
Talependence
Charles Mitchell
Winifred Koenig
Barbara Koenig
Maj
Koenig
First Baptist Church
Mary Louise Beltz
Bernice Benson
Ruth Burgert
Charlie Hay
Sestette
Ruth Haggard
Verna
Vena Flory
Clara Cox
Helen Kampschroeder
Charles Noble
Opal Richardson
Pat McAlarney
Carl Brune
Alice Russell
Robert Gaumer
Pat McAlearney
Vera Flory
Dorothy Werner
Dorothy Deichert
Helen Hay
Edythe Hamlet
Betty Kester
Gene Morley
Ann Reynolds
L. H. Emmett
Lawrence High School
Charvie Hay
Lina Shippy
Elizabeth Wiggins
H. W. Hargiss
Genevieve Hargiss
McAllaster School
John Thompson
Jack Tar
Jack Griffin
Clarke Hargiss
Hugh Bayles
Gordon Stucker
Robert Docking
Harry Stucker
Park Hetzel Til
Velma Hess
Tola Johnson
Jean Murray
Mary Jinu McClanahan
Shirley Nan Wargiss
Winifred Hagburg
Betty Lee Brewer
Tiana
Ron Reley
Prizhure Wight
Tristed
Squire Mary Helen Harrisery Voies
Ty Brown Bear
Social Calendar Teems WithCampus Parties And Events
Lawrence social life centers on campus and club events. Fraternity Sigma Chi hosts a fiftieth anniversary banquet at the Eldridge with out of town guests. Sigma Nu plans a Hi-Rickety dance at the chapter house. Numerous bridge, dinner, and luncheon gatherings occur at Country Club and local homes, including a Memorial Union military ball and a large Court events run by Pi Beta Phi and the Mothers League. Maypole and spring flower decor highlight gatherings as townsfolk attend dinners, dances, and recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Powell
H. R. Ober
Warry D. Brown
Glenn Chariton
EF. C. Lupton
Albert Bloch
the Manor
Sigma Chi
Eldridge Hotel
D. A. RR
Mabel Haskell
Hotel
Eldridge
Thomas E. Wagstaff
Independence
KE. P. Goodlee
Kansas City
Alex A. Sharp
Chester W. Cleveland
Chicago
J. G. Somers
Hutchinson
Robert T. Price
Lyndon
Benjamin F. Hegler
Wichita
Henry A. Bubb, Jr
Ivan Dibble
Ray Beers
Ernest R. Dibble
Gene Brown
Raymond Coolidge
John Davis
Charles Connors
Thomas M. Lillard
Holmes Meade
Nelson Ward
Roy H. Heil
Clayton Flood
Warren Miller
Scott Linscott
Thomas Frost, Jr
Topeka
Iris
Peonies
R. C. Miller
C. E. Decker
W. S. Griesa
Wayne McCoy
J. R. Payne
Helmer Klock
B. B. Power
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
A. T. Walker
C. W. Amidon
Harry Nevin
W.S Griesa
Sigma Nu
John Terry
Ralph Baldwin
Nell &. Butcher
J. A. Hooke
Receiving line includes prominent faculty and cadet leaders
In the receiving line will be Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley, Maj. and Mrs. W. C. Koenig, Dean and Mrs. F. T. Stockton, Dean and Mrs. Henry Werner, Miss Agnes Husband, Miss Rowena Longsnore, honorary colonel and James Hitt and John Hernan, cadet majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
W. C. Koenig
F. T. Stockton
Henry Werner
Agnes Husband
Rowena Longsnore
James Hitt
John Hernan
Personal notices of visits and guests in Kansas City area
Mrs. Cora Moershell, fresh from California, stays with Mrs. N. C. Johnson at 1217 Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pardee and their son Russell, from Detroit, visit Lawrence hosts Frank Pardee and A. E. Burgtorf in Baldwin. Mrs. Jerry Stugard guests Clifford Beal in Alamo. Mrs. Merritt Jeffreys of Kansas City visits Miss Jeannette Wheeler. Mrs. Hugh Means and two Kansas City friends return from a visit with Mrs. C. B. Spencer of Ola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Moershell
California
N. C. Johnson
Kentucky Street
Albert Pardee
Russell
Detroit
Mich
Frank Pardee
Lawrence
A. E. Burgtorf
Baldwin
Jerry Stugard
Alamo
Tex
Clifford Beal
Merritt Jeffreys
Kansas City
Jeannette Wheeler
Hugh Means
L. N. Lewis
F. M. Benedict
C. B. Spencer
Ola
Will Conduct Tour To Germany With E. U. Professor
Prof FE F Engels of the E U department of German has arranged with Hamburg American to run a travel and study tour to Germany this summer. Depart New York July 4 landing Hamburg July 12. Visits Berlin Dresden Nuremberg Munich Oberammergau July 22. Bavarian Alps Switzerland Black Forest Marburg for a three week session. Return to New York September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. F. Engels
E. U. Department of German
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Germany
New York
Hamburg
Berlin
Dresden
Nuremberg
Munich
Oberammergau
Bavarian Alps
Switzerland
Black Forest
Marburg
Leonard O’bryon
J. W. O'Bryon
Lawrence
K. A
Engel
Rhine
Coblenz
Cologne
Panis
Washburn Clinches Tennis Semi Finals in Conference
Washburn College advanced to the Central Conference tennis finals as Jesse Dalton defeated Ted Brooks in straight sets 6-0 6-4 6-4. Darwin Deaver and Tom Chittenden led Washburn in the other semi while doubles teams from Washburn and Emporia Teachers prepared for afternoon play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Washburn College
Jesse Dalton
Ted Brooks
Wichita University
Washburn
Dalton
Brooks
Darwin Deaver
Tom Chittenden
Deaver
Chittenden
Emporia
Trinity Lutheran Church Isle and New Hampshire Service Details
Trinity Lutheran Church Isle and New Hampshire lists pastor Charles A. Puls and music director Meribah Alcore. It notes a 0 radio servicer on WREM, a growing Sunday school, worship service with calls to worship, and postlude and offertory organ numbers. A Pentecost observance, special musical program, and cordial welcome are extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Isle
New Hampshire
Charles A. Puls
Meribah Alcore
WREM
Garrett Trinity
Irene Peabody Testlude
Archer
George Trevible
Aly
Co-Operative Club Reviews History at Eldridge Meet
Noble Lindstrom and Myrle McKinney spoke at the Eldridge hotel as the Co-Operative Club held its weekly meeting. The next session was postponed to allow attendance at the Topeka district meeting on May 22 and the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on May 24. district governor Armin Woestemeyer of Lawrence currently holds the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Club
Eldridge Hotel
Two Drivers Fined In Court This Morning
Police Judge C H Hobart fined two motorists this morning. Paul Wolfe of 821 New Hampshire was fined $5 for reckless driving and leaving the scene. E L Foster of 2115 Rhode Island street paid $2.50 for speeding. Foster was arrested last night around midnight by Floyd Hunter and Henry Smith of the city police who said he was driving 60 to 70 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hobart
Paul Wolfe
New Hampshire
E. L. Foster
Rhode Island Street
Foster
Floyd Hunter
Henry Smith
Emporia Choir to Chicago for World’s Fair concerts
The College of Emporia vesper a cappella choir of 100 trained youth has accepted an invitation from world fair officials and will travel to Chicago May 28 for two major concerts. Dr. John Bailey Kelly, president of the college, announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Chicago Fair Emporia
Kan
College of Emporia Vesper
Chicago
John Bailey Kelly
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Smooth, Lasting Glow
A French process called MIEL LO-GLO claims to reduce visible pores and create a youthful bloom. The MELLO-GLO powder supposedly spreads smoothly, does not irritate skin, and resists a pasty or flaky look, selling for 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Kansas official’s son named deputy U.S. marshal
The son of New U. S. Marshal Winton Lowry, a University junior and part time Palaca Barber Shop employee, is appointed deputy U.S. marshal for Kansas. Former sheriff of Meade County, he is well known among Kansas peace officers. The choir will be in Chicago for three days. Valspar varnishes and enamels. Barber's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Winton Lowry
J. C. Lowry
Kansas
Meade County
Palaca
Valspar Varnishes
Barber's Drug Store
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A. J. Anderson
Ella Swarthout
Dixon, Hh
Mice Skilton
Brookline
Mass
John J. Phillips
C. H. Ashton
M. Swarthout
F. B. Davis
Carl A. Preyer
Anderson
Kennard W.C. T. UL
H. E. Eustace
John Claypoole
B. BK and
Bridge Club
Catherine Sutherland
F. ¥. Lewis
Midland Rural Club
Robert Sphar
Julian Booner
A. A. Hicks
Margaret ‘Hill McCarter
E L. Bussing
Double Seven
Clinton Park
George Docking
Guy Keeler
Justin Hill
Floyd Rankin
Warwick Benedict
American Association of University Women
Kert McElhiney
Missouri
William Howie
Albert Schweitzer
Irene Farrar
Frances Kruse
Mrs. McElhiney
Cordelia Penn
Anabelle Scott
Entre Neus
W. H. Ruese
Mothers’ League
H._E. Eustace
W. J. Burdick
Clarence Topping
Ralph Graber
Thelma Hemphill
Ye Tavern
Dorothy Bleakley
Earle Patton
Elks Club
J. C. Allen
C. We Schu
G. H. Allen
Samuel Hurwitz
C. H. Daugherty
Ernest Young
Roland DeWatteville
Orville Stone
Harry Nevitt
Alan Asher
C. Miller
Payne
Otto Barteldes
Pi Beta Phi
Barbara Pendleton
Pendleton
University
Dean
Memorial Union Building
Lakeview Club
Glenn Mitchell
Roy Rice
Harry Dicker
Ada Mauck
Dorothy Arnold
A. A. Green
C. L. Lescher
Charles Arnold
Wiley Jewel
Ohio Street
Memorial Hospital
Vella Press
Axis
Ate von Moto Oath
Ras A Presod
Helen Pierre Spine Schacter
Silanes Knowlton
Risher
Helen Mary Helen
Vele Alive Toussell
Pine Miss Viussell
Ruth Orcutt
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Mass. ST
E. F. Engel
Ichabod
Seaver
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bullock
Dickinson Theatre
Fresh Ferns
Ireenhouse
America
Tan
Amster
Killi
Snow White
National
Journal-World
Katherine Caldwell
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