Marriage of Naomi Robinson and James Leydig in Kansas City
Announced wedding last night at Alpha Delta Pi and Fi Kappa Alpha houses with both brides a KU student and groom a KU sophomore. The May 19 ceremony in Kansas City united Naomi Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson of Liberal, and James Leydig, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Leydig of Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Robinson
James F. Leydig
Alpha Delta Pi
Fi Kappa Alpha
Kansas City
Leydig
Charles Robinson
Liberal
University of Kansas
Social calendar and club events fill weekend listings
Friday social activities include Chapter CW PEO dinner Ent ernity club Friday bridge luncheon Country club and several meetings led by Mrs C W Sparr Mrs Lloyd Schleifer and other local groups. Saturday brings teas memorial services junior LTL and church program plus a prize party for Mrs Bonebrake and a large B P W club gathering at the Country club with roses and iris decorations. A visiting Miss Mabel Elliott sails June 20 for Europe for summer travel through Hungary Czechoslovakia Germany Russia and Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Wahl Carnn
Minnie Walker
Lula McKittrick
O. J. Lane
Hutchinson
Jessie Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Enternity Club
Country Club
C. W. Sparr
Delta Dek Club
Lloyd Schleifer
A. C. Mitchell
A. B. Mitchell
F. C. Jackman
Mabel Elliott
New York
France
Miss Elliott
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Russia
Switzerland
Business and
Professional Women’s Club
Ada Lindell
Leila K. Black
Amy Dunkerley
Carrie Ericson
Roy Helm
Oread School Attendees at Manor Banquet and Mother's Day Program
A list of Oread training school students attended the junior senior banquet at the Manor with seniors and juniors named. Also noted are guests, social circle club mothers day activities, program participants, and attendees including Mrs. Wampler and Miss Towler of Popeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oread Training School
the Manor
Mable Britton
Frank Jones
Helen White
Paul Myers
Lyman Hoffine
Jean Brown
Hope Wasson
Nancy Robb
Fred Kiser
Bette Hammond
Mae Rappard
Alvin C. Richardson
Warren F. Ambrose
Randal Weed
Bill Bodin
Eileen Sigler
Walden Sherlock
Wayne Allphin
Gerald Banker
Mildred Brown
Carl Cur ‘Ry
Peachie Epley
Patricia Green
Cleo Hartman
Eldon Harwood
Dugald Jackson, Jr
Jane Johnson
Margaret Love
Catherine McCarty
Paul Olmstead
Barbara Owen
Lewis Raber
Weesha Roe Cloud
Charles Rummage
Fern Sherwood
Vera Smith
Mary Isabelle Partis
Richard Treece
Ralph Tusten
W. C. Nystrom
F .O. Russell
Social Circle Club
T. G. Hiatt
S. E. Wampler
John Metsker
Wampler
Hillie Peterson
Colonel
Patsy Dillon
Benny Jean Flory
Hulin Richardson
Ira Rothrock
Jetlison
Hugo Sheilhorn
Guy Carpenter
Howard Deay
R. K. Glatthaar
Charles Bachelor
Hele Towler
Popeka
Betty Lou Peterson
Mary Ann Peterson
Phyllis Flory
Arlus Dean Deay
Carol Joan Deay
Reta Darlene Richardson
Harold Tuckel
Social teas and gatherings in town noted
Mrs John Stutz and Mrs Fred Ellsworth hosted a bridge tea for Mrs J G Carter's friends with high prizes to Mrs C W Pollom and Mrs Herbert Hunter. Mrs Robert M Davis served coffee as American beauty roses adorned the dining room. Mrs E F Huddleston hosted a Pinckney school luncheon for teachers and nurse Miss Electa Kindelsperger. Mary Ruth born May 17 at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs BR L McElhiney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stutz
Fred Ellsworth
J. G. Carter
Glen Haven
Colo
C. W. Pollom
Herbert Hunter
Carter
Robert M. Davis
E. F. Huddleston
Pinckney School
Electa Kindelsperger
BR. L. McElhiney
Mary Ruth
Memorial Hospital
Local Notes and Visits In Kansas City Topeka and Junction City
Community notices list visits and travel among residents and alumni. Mr. and Mrs. C D Kennedy of Kansas City plan a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C B Russell. Dr M T Sadler leaves for Princess Anne Md for his ailing father. Mrs C C McCoy returns home after a visit with Mrs Luckan. Mr and Mrs Paul Lohman of Washington DC, KU 1920 graduates, visit Lawrence. Lohman oversees Homoetera in the National Museum. William Burdick to address Junction City High School graduation. Camille Helm visits with Roy Helm and returns to Topeka. Mrs W H Evans returns from Eureka. J Lawrence Becker and Mrs Becker visit Okmulgee. Carrell Becker to visit. Mrs Howard Veatch guest in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Kennedy
Kansas City
C. B. Russell
M. T. Sadler
Princess Anne
C. C. McCoy
Emporia
Fila
Roy Helm
Topeka
W. H. Evans
Eureka
J. Lawrence Becker
Okmulgee
Okla
Becker
N. Becker
Carrell Becker
Opelousas
Spring Banquet Honors K U Band Officers
The University of Kansas band held its annual spring banquet at the Colonial Tea Room last night. Officers elected were Frank Headley president Walter Stewart vice president Coulter Cunningham business manager Phillip Oliver treasurer Paul Smart publicity representative Bill Kandt appointed drum major James Van Dyck student director and Paul Harper librarian. Toastmaster Bill Kandt introduced speakers Russell L. Wiley director Paul Wilbert Millard Laing Max Murphy and Paul Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Colonial Tea Room
Frank Headley
Haven
Walter Stewart
Topeka
Coulter Cunningham
Lawrence
Phillip Oliver
Saul Kass
Paul Smart
Bill Kandt
Independence
Kan
James van Dyck
Ponca City
Okla
Paul Harper
Marcel
High school program features music and dance acts
A short program with light refreshments featured a Vocal trio including Geraldine Mickie Learnard and Barbara Edmonds with Mary Ivah Singleton, tap dancing by Ann Reynolds with Martha Percival, and Oscar Rumsey with Barbara Edmonds. Edgar Stout of Lawrence won the annual K U intra mural horseshoe tournament for the second year in a row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Mickie Learnard
Barbara Edmonds
Mary Ivah Singleton
Ann Reynolds
Martha Percival
Oscar Rumsey
K. U
Edgar Stout
Lawrence
Stout
Rumsey-Allison
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Valleyview
Fine Arts
Eldridge Hotel
Tom McCall Jr
McCall
C.a. Cole
J. R. Rickex
Walter Spence
Guy Hunsinger
Wes Fetty
Tira Clark
Merritt Jick
Kurt Buchheim
Florence Shoenhoffer
John Nickels
Lorraine McCall
Paul Nibargez
Fred Jones
Mrs. McCall
University Club
H. C. Yortel
H. M. Stucker
Floyd Rankin
Russell
George Docking
A. S. Anderson
Altar Society
St. John's Church
Theresa Ziliner
Henry Downey
John Randall
Barker Avenue
Bridge Club
Elza Wiley
Earl Wineinger
A. C. Nichols
Iza Wiley
James Holyfield
Chester Elliott
A. N. Yancy
Arkansas Street
Tom Mason
Cincinnati
Unitarian Church
Irving Hill
West Eighth Street
Women’s Alliance
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Clinton Park
Elizabeth Home
Bessie Fletcher
Paul Clawson
Howard Hardtaker
Eugene Leroy
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Amy
Publishers Syndicate
The
John Snow
Charles Snow
S.T.L
Centenary Methodist Church
Ben Underwood
Underwood
L.T.L
A. B. Conner
Joy Class
Christian Church
Myers Hall
Lorena Bentz
Dorothy Tobler
Opal Richardson
Bobby Flory
Elizabeth Dunn
Willis Dunn
Ben Bonebrake
Parsons
Bonebrake
Albert Pine
Alta de Witt
G. E. Moon
Carl Phillips
George Jones
J. J. Bleakley
Carl Drake
E. G. Stith
Plamer Bridge Club
Earl Potter
Prescott Underwood
Harold Chamney
Kate Caldwell
Edward Brass, Jr
Mary Flory
Phoebe Pile
Marie Chamney
H. E. Don Carlos
E. Dooley
H. W. Russell
C. Penn
W. C. Sanderson
Rachel Flory
Esther Flory
J. Sanders
Oscar Lane
Bert Bishop
Winifred Hegberg
Doris Hiatt
H. H. Holloway
E. O. W. Bridge Club
C. G. Coe
W. H. Rice
F. W. Cutter
FELTS
Brinkman’s Bakery
Ochse Printing Party Shop
Aspe
Mags
Hamilton Shoe Store
Rousch
Ralph Graber
Ralph E. Graber
Royal Arch Masons
Masa. St
U. S. Govt
Sel Marks & Son
Electric Shoe Shop
Mass
W.E. Whetstone
Weaver’s Shoe Dept
Guarante
Ringfree
Ted
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