Engagements and social notices from a Lawrence paper
Invitations announce the marriages of Dorothy Marie Stewart to Lawrence Sterling of Rochester and Louise Josephine Stoner to Edward B. Hite of Kansas City, with details on dates and backgrounds. The item also recounts bridge lunches and club gatherings hosted by Mrs. W. C. Simons and others, including prizes and guest lists, plus upcoming social events at the University Club and Manor society venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Stewart
Dorothy Marie
Lawrence Sterling
Scott Sterling
Rochester
N. Y
Alpha Xi Delta House
Martin Stoner
Louise Josephine
Edward B. Hite
R. T. Hite
Kansas City
Hite
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Midland Flour Milling Company
North Kansas City
Clifford Beal
Jerry Stugard
Alamo
Tex
Rex Harshberger
Kan
A. A. Green
Stugard
Social calendar notes and club events in Lawrence
A busy schedule of social gatherings is reported with luncheon teas, bridge, and dinner parties. Highlights include the Lake View Unitarian area festival, Sigma Chi spring party, contract clubs at the Country Club, and a thimble party hosted by Mrs. H. M. Mason. Births and Memorial service reminders are included along with out of town guests and local noteable hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigay
B. Russell
Lake View
Constant
F. H. Saltyer
Ai M. Sanderson
Topeka
H. M. Mason
West Lawrence
Country Club
Erin
R. E. Decker
V. Kk. Bruner
Clarence Topping
R. H. Edmiston
Penfield Jones
Justin, Hill
George Bullene
Lyle
Dale McNeil
Endsley Jones
Kansas City
Fred Zoellner
Tenganoxie
Sigma’ Chi
Orden
Red Blackburn
T. 5. Stover
P. H. Blinkenbere
Jane Maclean m
J. H. Kreamer
Mask Anes
Faculty Omen
Marcia Baty
Agnes Thompson
Helen Titsworth
Mar Grant
Florence Black
Wealthy Babcock
Insomnia Relief Books Spark Parental Skepticism
A 1925 Publishers Syndicate excerpt recalls a father’s investment in books to aid his son’s insomnia, drawing a poignant line between parental effort and child’s sleep struggle. The quote reflects early 20th century attitudes toward education, self-improvement, and the limits of reading as a cure.
Personal notes mark club dinner and visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Krum hosted the M. and P. club at a four-table o clock dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Broeker as guests. Decorations followed a spring motif. The next meeting is a picnic planned for June 17. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Powers, visiting relatives, left for Michigan for the summer. Miss Marrion Rice was in Kansas City business. Miss Maxine Boyle, a University student, weekends at Potter home. Mrs. John Claypoole made a Kansas City trip. Nira, Ralph Montell and two children spent the day with Mrs. Neil Wausbinder in Williamsport. Arch Oliver traveled to Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hour Club
C. J. Eriksen
Afton
Joan Fralick
Mulberry Bush
C.J. Friksen
Sam Kelsall
C. L. McClung
N. R. Miller
William B. Kirby
Naomi Light
Tschaikowsky
Lester
van Valkenburg
del Riego
Beach
Otto Grasse
Schubert
Chaminade-Kreisler
Ednah Hopkins
Lester van Valkenburg
Carl Eriksen
Miss Hopkins
A. T. Olson
Mate A. W., Lamb
Mice
G.V Neste
Otto’ Grasse
Kivas City
Sam Sweezer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Alfred Jehle
C. E. E. Sneeras
J. J. Krum
M. and P
Fred Broeker
B. B. Powers
Michigan
Marrion Rice
Kansas City
Maxine Boyle
Potter
John Claypoole
Nira
Ralph Montell
Neil Wausbinder
Williamstown
Arch Oliver
Topeka
Interest Grows in Jayhawk Junior Club Plan
City-wide poll shows rising interest in the Jayhawk Junior club with 100 new members at Woodlawn and a 400 percent gain at the school. The program will expand next year with six events, a special K U staff cheerleader, a roped off section at stadium games, and a 50 cent membership fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
Woodlawn
K. U
KU student singer gives private recital in university hall
Sister Mary Vida Hayes of Leavenworth, a senior in the University of Kansas fine arts program, offered a private Wednesday recital in the administration auditorium. She performed four vocal groups under teacher Mrs. Alice Moncrieff with pieces from Doh, piu a me non L Heure Exquise, Me voici from Mignon, and works by Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vida Hayes
Leavenworth
University of Kansas
Alice Moncrieff
Sally Ah Love
Manhattan Melodrama at the Pater theater review
Gable, Loy and Powell lead the screen in a New York flavored melodrama with Gable as Blackie a gambler and Powell as a governor in Sin Sing. Loy fuels the romance while a busy Patee program of newsreel cartoon and serial chapters runs alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
William Powell
Manhattan
the Pater
New
Gable
Miss
Patee
Vincent Lopez
Evening university program lineup and sports review
At 8 45 p m third of a series of plays directed by Prof. Allen Crafton. 10 p m musical program arranged by Karl O Euersteiner. then 9 30 p m German with Prof. E F Engle. 9 45 p m music by Miss Alice Merle Conger. 9 45 p m sports review with Prof. FR Elbel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Crafton
Karl O. Euersteiner
E. F. Engel
Mise Alice Merle Conger
Fr, Elbel
Fine piano recital by Jeannette Cass in Lawrence
Miss Jeannette Cass of the graduate school and pupil of Dean Donald Swarthout presented a piano recital in the administration building. The program included Liszt Bach transcription, Scriabin fifth sonata in a new Lawrence performance, Chopin Berceuse and Fantaisie, and a Liszt Concerto with Swarthout on second piano. The audience praised the emotional warmth and technical mastery. Next Monday she will perform original student string quartet variations from her thesis work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Cass
Graduate School
Donald M.swarthout
Liszt
Miss Cass
Scriabine
Lawrence
Dean Swarthout
Winter Community Notes and Local Gatherings
Winter residents Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sawyer and children visited their parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Shields. Oakridge birthday club met at Mrs W P Childers home. Winter and Winsor guests dined with Mr and Mrs Paul Winter. Mrs Pryor attended a home hygiene class in Fraser Hall K U. Quilt project for Mrs Colman underway with many helpers. Helen Banks attended Lecompton grade school dinner and program. Earnest Rothwell and Norma visited G C Rothwell and family. Juanita Chiles to graduate Jecompton Rural High. Kanwaka Literary Club met at Brackett. Senior play Mummy and the Mumps seen at Tecompton High school. Grover Rothwell family spent Friday in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Sawyer
le Verne
Barbara Jean
Elhon Duane
Lawrence
Elmer Shields
Willis Colman
Oakridge
W. P. Childers
Charles Winter
A. K
Paul Winer
Frank Pryor
Harley Armstrong
Fraser Hall
K. U
Marie Neely
Douglas County
M. L. Colman
George Richards
Merle Colman
Kanwaka
Herman Banks
Frank Miller
Dorothy Bearman
E. A. Sims
Ben Shields
William Richards
Banks
Miller
Helen Banks
Lecompton
Margaret Carr
Earnest Rothwell
Norma
Ottawa
Rothwell
Bobby
Juanita Chiles
Tecompton High School
Grover Rothwell
Lois
Toperat
The Trouble Is Often With the Stomach
The Trouble Is Often With the Stomach but it affects the heart the nerves and the entire body. Dr Gowdy s Prescription for Acid Stomach has given such excellent results that one user recommends it to another recommended and guaranteed by Round Corner Drug Store and many other leading druggists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Skilton
Brookline
Mass
Prof. C._S. Skilton
W. C. Simons
W. Maloney
Delph Simons
Dorothea Simons
Otto Fischer
Frank Stockton
Paul Rankin
Skilton
Miss Bowen, Longshore
Dorothea Bowen
Dorcas Rublee
Ellsworth C. Dent
Dent
Washington, D. C
Department of the Interior
Ars
Kelvin Hoover
Eudora
Harold Mooney
Wichita
Ruth Kenney
Harriet Stevenson
Mooney
May Riggs
Mareel Rich
Tniversity Club
C. G. Bayles
O. H. Aldrich
Ellis
Luucheon
J. R. Perry
L. L. Boughton
Fred Bremer
E. A. Wood
Don Namnes Wee
Marvin Hyre
Old Friends Club
Minnie Brinkman
Mss
Martha Kannenberg
Sting
Seymour Gentry
Minervian Club
Reesent
Forest Nell
Earl Brown
David McCreath
Clarks Sprincer
Allie Frederick
James Sanders
John Selover
Nell
George Allred
Elspeth Hill
Oliver Claflin
J. H. Mitchell
H. E. Wood
New Hampshire Street
Alcon
Memorial Hospital
RK. D. Perkins
Polly
Judy
Marjorie Perkins
Dorothy Stewart
Centenary Methodist Ladies* Aid
Herbert Thompson
Charlotte High School
Charlotte
Paul
Calvin ‘Deaner
C. Deaner
Nevalevis Shane
Mr. Deaner
Clyde Laessig
Kay Jay
E. I. Bussing
Midland Rural Club
Robert Weibel
Clyde Husted
FE. D. Shaw
C. M Jones
Tisschy
Nydia
Zudora, Mex
Rumsey
A. G. Emmett
Lakeiew
Keene
Katharine Zeisenis
George Weyermuller
Emma Christenson
Louise Wiedemann
O. C. Langston
Loretta Chase
St. Louis
Daisy Cagle
Julia Hill
Mabel Campbell
Viola Harbeson
Mildred Saunders
Emma Wagner
Katharine Trowbridge
Mesdames
Roy Helm
Florence McKee
Della Newby
Marjorie Ryther
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Jayhawk “Junior Club
Mary ‘Vida Hayes
Ori Heri
Chelsea Record
KFKU
Bullock’s Dickinson Theatre
Journal-World
Montgomery Ward CO
Phillips
Anly Phillips
Phill
Illips
Exac
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ward
Jayhawk Floral Gardens
Fresh Ferns
Chicago
Southwest
California
Santa Fe
Westbound
Chicane
Wall
Lew Ane
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Angeles
California Limited
Grain Canyon Limited
Navite
Kitts
Bestinnner
W. W. Burnett
Lawrence, Ks
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