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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1924

Page

3

Social events and notices from a Lawrence society page

A busy Lawrence social section covers bridge club play at the Country Club with prizes for Mrs. Ernest Boyce Mrs. J J Wheeler and Mrs Floyd Rankin and a surprise birthday for Mrs Mary Nadelhoffer. Engagements weddings and church events span from Miss Dorothy Graeber and Armin Woestemeier to Mrs Frank M Holliday hosting events and Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae planning its annual picnic.

A. F. McClanahan L. Hy, Frink John C. Stutz Country Club Ernest Boyce J. J. Wheeler Floyd Rankin JD. Stranathan Roy, Martin Ood. Wheeler Scanlon Will Pendleton Hovey Hanna Hugh J. Casey R. R. Hickson

Personal notices from Kansas area residents

Mrs. C. W. Smith spent the day in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Hanson went to Kansas City for the day. J. L. Morris was in Kansas City for the day. H. H. Asher spent the day at Excelsior Springs. G. A. Lane of Baldwin was in Lawrence, then Kansas City for the week. A. D. Weaver went to Kansas City this morning. E. Oldfield was in Kansas City for the day. Mrs. Frank Rockefeller and daughter Gladys went to Kansas City to spend the day with Mrs. Rockefeller's sister. Paul Landis has gone to South America to audit oil companies and will stay through the summer. Mrs. Charles Saile spent today in Eudora. Mrs. H. S. Foster and her father E. M. Kuhn went to Emporia for the G. A. R. state encampment. Miss Gertie Fruits of Elk City left for home after visiting J. T. Hughey of Linwood. Miss Mary Bahan left for Bartlesville after visiting Manhattan. Mrs. W. D. Lyons and Mrs. C. Warnick went to Emporia for the G. A. R. convention. Mrs. Pearl Bayles is visiting friends in Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Holland spent today in Eudora. J. Meade is attending the Kan-

C. W. Smith Kansas City T. N. Hanson J. L. Morris H. H. Asher Excelsior Springs G.A. Lane Gertie Fruits Elk City Kans J. T. Hughey Linwood Mary Bahan Bartlesville Oklo Manhattan W. D. Lyons C. Warnick Emporia Bankers’Association Lulu Yotan Lena Altenburg Eudora H. E. Miller Lawrence St. Louis J. F. Brock Baldwin B. W. Jarboe J. P.haas D. O. Martin Topeka L.“K. Bryan Ottawa Kate Caldwell Euora W. R. Stubbs George K. Mackie Kanasa City E. P. Houser Awrénee Warren Warner Akron Ohio Eb.ampler Barney Bucher D. Button Coffeyville J. W. Kreider Lecompton Sol Marks Arthur W. Schlesinger Schlesinger Detroit Mich Varner E. B. Houser Merritt Brown Blue Rapids

Conference of Bankers' Association in Kansas City

Miss Lulu Yotan and Miss Lena Altenburg traveled to Eudora this morning. Various residents, including Dr J F Brock, B W Jarboe, and J P Haas, left for cities like Lawrence, Baldwin, Ottawa, and Kansas City. Notices mention visits, a marriage license in Topeka, and a local spring musical. A cosmetic lemon bleach recipe and ads for hair care and beauty products are noted.

KU Senior Play Flunk Insurance Delights at Bowersock

The KU senior comedy Flunk Insurance by Sue Moody played last night at Bowersock theater in four acts. Director Margaret Larkin guided a strong cast led by Don B. Stetler as Bert and Louise Saltmarsh as Isabel. The basement “Brick’s” scenes sparked laughs as Bert’s friends insure him against flunking and profit by schoollife themes.

Sue Moody Bowersock Theater Margaret Larkin K. U Bert Jackson Don B. Stetler Flanking Isabel Louise Saltmarsh Lloyd Ruppenthal Melvin Griffin Theodore Hiebert Bert Miss Saltmarsh Miss Moody Ruppenthal

Notable Performances Highlight Local Theatre Show

Kenneth Alexander as Socrates and V Glasscock as Bert’s father gave strong character turns in the play. Sue Moody made a stage bow as the author at the end of the second act while the audience filled the theatre and praised the production. Merchants Bureau to Meet members of the Merchant's Bur

Kenneth Alexander Socrates V. Glasscock Bert Bur

Lawrence group meets at Commerce Building for 7:30

Eau of Lawrence will meet at 7 30 tonight at the Commerce Building for a Chamber of Commerce business conference heading.

Eau of Lawrence Chamber’ Ofant Business

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