Loyal Ladies hold meeting and appoint officers
The Pietiendist church Loyal Ladies class met in the church tailor with a brief business session at 2:30. Mrs. E. Bunn chaired Circle Three and hosted by Mrs. J H Covel, with about forty guests. A pantomime The Unlucky Bachelor was performed and refreshments served.
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Pietiendist Church
Vv. S S. Bright
Ashford
Nellie Newel
As i
Cane Newton
Flapper
Glemichael
Schubert
RM. Johnson
Fred Trout
Roy Gear
E. E. ‘Bunn
Circle ‘Phree
Alpha Omicron Pi ball at the sorority house in Lawrence
A large Alpha Omicron Pi ball at the sorority house featured decorative lighting and chaperons. Out of town guests included Mrs. Morton Dowd of Wichita and several Kansas City attendees. The event followed by a public gathering and a later Old Friends club meeting in Lawrence with talks by Mrs. Bennett and other local members.
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Crest
Jane Maclean
Belle Wilmot
Margaret Perkins
Hill P.wilson
Misa
Marcia Baty
Vera
Jéan ‘Stevenson
Turon
Alpha Omicron Pisorarity
Anual Cho Cho San
Froni
J D. Ritchey
T. S.stover
Ralph Baldwin
Neil K. Thompson
A. J. Mix
Sydney A. Smith
Kansas City
Morton
Dowd
Wichita
Amelia. Woodward
Bernice
Peterson
Frances
Tamblyn
Kansas
Kansas __ City, Mo.: Miss Helen Tatum,, Kansas~ City, Kans
Florence Taylor
Pleasanton
Frances Smith
Avis Stoons
Smith
Edith Adams
Leavenworth
Gleen Starr
Bloomer
Marie Isern
Ellihwood
Margaret’ Isern
Lucille. Ingram
Lebanon
Social event with guests from multiple cities
A lavish garden party featured peonies and ivy in window boxes and floor baskets, with roses on the ceiling. Flood lights lit a large lawn where punch was served. Attending were Hazel Sparks, Helen Matie Brewster of Kansas City, Cora Van Hoyzer of Iola, and many others from Kansas, Missouri, and beyond including Mr and Mrs Bruce Church, Elden Rynersen, and Carl Fletcher among numerous names.
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Hazel-Sparks
Helen Matie Brewster
Kansas City
Cora van Hoyzer
Iola
Donald Lyons
al McCurdy
Ted Burgenbauch
Mont Clair Spear
Walter Koch
Kenneth Hadley
Elden
Rynersen
Horton
Bruce Church
Henry
Forsythe
Eudora
Willian Murphy
Rising
Chicago
The
Merl. Price
Richmond
Chaverones
Z. M. Heisler
Mary St.’ Clai
J. O. Young
Kans
Odell Topeka Visit Spurs Informal White House Socials
Washington May 25 AP Washington society discusses a loosening of formality at the White House as President Hoover and Mrs Hoover entertain Dr and Mrs Francis Odell of Topeka Kansas. Odell is the President’s cousin and long-time friend. Eleanor Odell visits with the family while the Ganns host a season finale at the Mayflower with roses from Cleveland Park.
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Mrs. Odell of
Topeka
White House
Curtis
Ata
Mayflower
Edward Everett’ Gann
Washington
Gann
Cleveland
Park
Personal notices from local area readers in Kansas City missive
Mrs CG E Harrison returned yesterday from Dallas Tex and will spend a few weeks at the old home on Learnard avenue Mrs M Moore went to Kansas City this morning to visit over Sunday Mrs Arthur Bloomer of Graf and Mrs Leonard Isern of Great Bend are in Kan sas City but wireurn this eve to be guests over the week at the Alpha Omicron Pi house nit jend
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CG. E. Harrison
Dallas
Tex
Learnard
M. Moore
Kansas City
Arthur
Leonard Isern
Great Bend
Alpha Omicron
Presley School Choir to Sing in Holiday Car Program
A junior choir will perform at the school event with an organist and a guest conductor leading the program. The community is invited to attend the carol service featuring selections by the Presley school choir and period organ pieces.
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T ‘Presley
Maria i Housel
Chauvet
Crossword Puzzle Puzzle Clue List From Scattered Fragments
Fragmentary crossword clues appear with mixed letters numbers and broken phrases. Names terms and phrases like Ancient Jewish ascetic depart ed potter and vessel anatomy hint at a puzzle page with misread entries across a grid.
Commencement and student recitals close University season
Advanced student programs and three fine arts recitals mark the end of the season at the University Auditorium. Two student recitals feature junior and senior work on June 8 and 4 starting at 8 o clock. The annual commencement for the fine arts school is set for June 7 at 8 p.m. with junior senior and graduate performers in special numbers. A Lawrence delegation visit notes and a 4 H club leader appointment are also mentioned along with census workers in civil service plans.
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Fine Arts School
University
Fine Arts
Remains at Hospital After City Accident
Miss Pearl Henrich remains at McConnell Hospital today after injuries from a buggy collision at Twenty Third and Louisiana streets. Ed Harvey and Avery Arnold drove the team that caused the crash. Henrich, sister-in-law of Ed Harvey, rode with the Harveys. The Harvey children Helen and Mrs Harvey were bruised but not seriously hurt. Earlier, a previous accident involved Sherman Harvey and a neck yoke, with all occupants bruised. Sherman was treated at the National Military Home.
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Pearl
Henrich
McConnell Hospital
Ed Harvey
Route 6
Avery D. Arnold
Neddesha
Twenty-Third
Louisiana Streets
Hoon Wyesterzy
Henrie
Harvey c
David
Helen Harvey
Harvey
Helen
Themphals Harvey
Sherman
Harvey Vex
National Military Home
First Presbyterian Church to Present Anthem at 11 AM
The morning service at First Presbyterian Church will feature O For a Closer Walk With God as the anthem at 11 o'clock, sung by the 50 voice Varsity choir directed by Dean D M Swarthout, with soprano Mrs Vernon Smith. Marjorie Housel of the University School of Fine Arts will sing the Offertory, Come Dearest Lord. A marriage license was issued yesterday to William A Cole of Baltimore Maryland and Christiana Everson of Lincoln Kansas.
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Varsity Theater
God
Miles ‘Foster
Yes
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Vernon Smith
Marjorie Housel
School of Fine Arts
University
Dearest
Lord
Baldwin
HL Monger
William A. Cole
Baltimore
Christiana Everson
Incol
Kan
Mennonites Plan Westward Migration For Cheaper Lands
Newton Kansas reports that 15000 Mennonite adherents plan emigration to cheaper farm land in Washington near Spokane. The move follows rising Kansas land prices and limited access, with the Washington tract open only to Mennonites with entry certificates.
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Newton
Kan
Kansas
Snokane
Wash
Mennonite Settlers’ Aid Society
Central Conference of Mennonites
North America
Washington ‘Tract
Holland
Russia
America
Santa Fe
H. P
Krehbiel
Newt Mennonite
Spokane
Colemath
Washington
Mrs. Olicia Olson Baker Sings at First Methodist Service
Mrs. Olicia Olson Baker wife of Dr. W A Baker of Kansas City will sing at the Sunday morning service at the First Methodist church. She formerly taught voice at the University of Kansas and directed the Methodist church choir. Lawrence friends are eager to hear her again. Leavenworth Girl Scouts visit with twenty three members of the 7] Scout troop.
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Olicia Olson Baker
W. A. Baker
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
Leavenworth
Girl Scouts
Leay- Pinetree
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