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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1916

Page

5

Spring events charm Kappa Kappa Gamma hosts and university revels

Kappa Kappa Gamma held a spring party in a rose garden decorated in pink with nets garlands and pink roses. Hosts and guests included Chancellor Mes Strone Mrs Lerman Miss Blanche Mullen and others with a music ensemble from Kau City.

Kappa ‘Kappa Gamma Kappa Kappa Gamma Sotortly Zunl Mes Kau City Mal Stroy Lett Abbe Hatley Preyer

Theta House Party with Guests and Formal Tea

Members of the Theta sorority hosted a weekend house party with guests from Topeka Abilene Leavenworth and Topeka among others. Pink roses decorated tables and a three course tea and refreshments were served. chaperones included Mrs Shankiin Mrs Walker and Mrs Hodder.

Theta Honge Owens Shankiin T. Walker Lhs Hodder Hay Hloise McNatt Vine Helen Mason Doris Dorought Dorothy Monasee Mary Martin Florence Candell Kansas Dorothy Fitzpatrick Trent Rath Thompson Topeka Harriet Patterson Abilene

Weekend Visit and Socials Highlight Baldwin Guests

Hoover of Baldwin arrived to spend the weekend with Miss Muriel Strong and Miss Bernice Rankin. A luncheon at Miss Strane's home featured yellow snapdragons as centerpieces and invited guests including Dorothy Crane Elizabeth son Marion Hoover Educ rabry Phyllis Dunnett Fay Dodderidge Bernice Rankin and Muriel Strong.

Ion “Hoover Baldwin

Local residents travel for day trips and weekend visits

Mrs W K Dodderidge traveled to Kansas City to spend the day. Gel Babb arrived from Emporia for the weekend at home. Professor J A Farrell visited Leavenworth. Mrs W E Long spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Dorothy Bell went to Kansas City for the day. Mrs George Kirehoff spent the day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs R W Gorrill journeyed to Excelsior Springs Missouri for the morning.

W. K. Dodderidge Kansas City Gel Babb Emporia J. A. Farrell Leavensworth W. Ev. Long Dorothy Bell George Kirehoff R.W. Gorrill Excelsior Spri 2S Alberta Taylor DeSoto Frances Kennedy Ethel’ Martin Node City G. A.R Ida ‘Kernen Bertha Kernen W. B. Bodenhofer Agis Ena Rayborn Kliss Clara Hust Kans City Anna

Local headlines note visits and travels across Kansas City and nearby towns

Numerous residents and visitors from DeSoto, Kansas City, Wichita and surrounding areas are noted traveling for weekend visits. People including Frances Kennedy, Ethel Martin, Ella Engle, Bertha Kernen, Ruth Zimmerman, and Elizabeth Kennedy are cited visiting family, attending events, or touring cities like Leavenworth and Omaha. The item mixes travel notices with social notes and local business ads.

Local notes on community life and weather impacts

Franklin area notices describe lingering rain delaying field work and a lightning strike that killed a cow. The column lists numerous visits, gatherings, illnesses, and travel among residents including the Wilson, Kerb, Eggert, Korb, Davis, Young, and Garret families with mentions of Lawrence and Vinland trips and the upcoming May graduation in Lawrence.

Local Notes on Transfers and Visits

The report mentions 3 Hefting to live on Mrs. John Price's farm in the future. A Tuesday evening accident left Mr. Davis's mother with painful bruises after a fall while she was setting supper. Miss Marie Kluss returned home from Lawrence. Mrs. Robert White visited Tuesday night with Mrs. Davis. Mrs. W J Simons and Miss Migs Manel Fimo attended a play in Kansas Gilby.

Charlie Wilson Emin Michael Florence Claxton Lee Young Jeff Alt.Pleasant Michigan Charlie Boone M. N. Chambers Lloyd Youngepee Fred Eggert George Schutz John Korb Clarence Davis Oliver Schutz Yarhough Leese Martin Kerb Clara Louise Kerb John Garret Plin White Lee Young Kansas City T. L. Davis Perkin Gertrude Young Charlie | Wilson Pim White N- N Chambers J. R. Shirar Henry Shirar John ‘Garret Edward Martin A. P. Yarbough And Mirs Robert White J Davis Ralph Vinland Florence Chixton Louise Korb Ctus Fin John Whitelaw Clarence’ Davis Garvin Br John Garret Edna Kluss Lawrence Gertrude “Young Florence Myr TL. Davis Fred Neis Young Eggert Robert Whits H. T. Jones Emma Schutz Berti Edna Michael Florence Claxton A. P! Yarbough Gilnore Anna Marion R. D. Cholmires Gertrude . Young John Price T. L. “Davis Charlie Young Sanders

College Notes Highlight Local Career Moves

Glen Gamber to Kansas City as stenotypist for Sherwin Williams. Mary Throckmorton wed in Washington D C where she served in the treasury. Alva Bennett takes a stenotypist post in a Kansas City railroad office. R E Jeffs to teach at Stifter Oklahoma agricultural college. L Griegovor Kew Me lands a bookkeeper post for a wholesale house. W H Moyh conducts civil service exam in college room. Harold Heller to manage American Giermine Co office in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Summer session to run. enrollment open any time.

Glen Gamber Kansas City Sherwin- Williams Mary Throckmorton Washington, D. C Throckmorton Treasury Department Washington Alva Bennett Air R. E. Jeffs Agricultural College Stifter Oklahoma Y L. Griegovor W. H.moyh Harold Heller Gi Érine. Co Bartlesville

Fragmented Prose on Vanity and Social Mischief

A garbled critique of women, influence, and social dynamics mixes dubious phrases about vanity, flirtation, and manners. The text dwells on manipulation, acceptance of affection, and the futility of maintaining dignity amid petty social scrapes.

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