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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1922

Page

5

Annual Pall Party And Fraternity Dances In Town Hall

The town hosts social events as the Alpha Tau Omega and Phi Delta Theta undertake fall parties. A thirteenth annual Pall Party featured a curved piece orchestra and a three course supper with chaperones including Mr. and Mrs. McClanahan. Out-of-town guests and local society members attended. A separate Phi Delta Theta formal dance at Ecke's hall included decorative electric lighting and a midnight supper at Wiedemann's. Various luncheons and showers honored brides-to-be, with guests from Kansas City and Wichita. A W. U. meeting and several club gatherings preceded announcements of births and upcoming bridg es events.

Alpha: Taw Omega Fraternity Alpha Taw Omega Fiirsic McClanahan Meldon’ White Elizabeth ‘Brown Marian Anthony Jean, Johnson Elizabeth “Handley Kansas City Lewis J. Wheeler Havana Cuba George Dubler Frank Goodman Leon Handley Fred McCkinney Fred Zellner Frank Bell Rocky Bryan Manhattan Edwin Milne Topeka Ecke Phi Delta. Theta Fraternity Phi Delta Wiedemann Geist W. E. Higgins Cora Binegs J. W. O'Bryan Merle Arnold Wichita Kans Marguerite Tracy Lucile Tibball Julian Kerr Cherokee Okla Charles Puffer George Darby

Meeting Next Week For Democratic Women

A called meeting of the women of the Democratic party will be held at the Chamber of Commerce Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The session aims to coordinate efforts as Reverend S S Klyne departs soon to assume duties at Colorado Springs.

John Jensen Haskell Lizzie Robinson S.S. ‘Klyne Colorade Springs The Democratic Party Chamber Commerce

Visitors Note Several Kansas City Area Guests

Mrs T M Ganfield and Mrs Homer Spence who have been visiting friends in Ottawa and Lawrence left for McPherson. Miss T Woodward spent the day in Kansas City and takes harp lessons at Homer Institute. Lawrence Stanley of Wallace Kansas J R Stanley of Kansas City and Lilly of Wichita were guests of George Bowman during the Odd Fellows convention. Mrs Mattie Zinn left for Harding. Mrs Kate Dowers of Perryton Texas visits Lowery City relatives. Mrs F H Patterson Miss Frances Patterson and Mrs S S Chandler spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs George Hafer and Mrs E J Buffington of Oxford, guests of Hattie Rinehart at the Rebekah assembly, returned home. Mrs W A Rieniers of Tratt has returned home.

Homer’ Spence Ottawa Law Yence McPherson T. Woodward Kansas City Woodward Acto Homer Institute Lawreace Stanley Wallace, Kan J. R. Stanley Kan Lilly Wichita George Bowman Mattie Zinn Edward Zinn Harding Kate Dowers Perryton Tex George Long John O. Dowers Lowery City F. H .Patterson Frances Patterson S. Chandler Kansas

Visitors and Alumni News Spread Across Kansas and Nearby States

A series of social notes lists Mrs Rieniets and her son Paul from the university circle visiting the Rebekah assembly. Alfred Hill of the university alumni office travels to Emporia, with plans to return to Lawrence. Various Kansas City and Wichita residents, including the Grays, Dacksims, McGees, and Scotts, visit relatives, attend events, or head to warmer winters in Florida. Law students elected officers led by Barney Bucher.

Paul Rients Fred A. Clarke

Coffeyville elects officers in Kansas chapter vote

Of Coffeyville, was elected president over David Sheffrey of Wichita. Iivin Kemper of Mineral Kansas was elected vice president and Norman Moore of Yates Center secretary and treasurer.

Coffeyville David Sheffrey Wichita Iivin Kemper Mineral Kansas Norman Moore Yates Center

Pine Illness Grips Lawrence Education Leader

F W A Pine, longtime Lawrence board of education member, is seriously ill at his North Lawrence home. His children are by his bedside as neighbors and colleagues watch for updates on his condition.

F W. A. Pine T. W

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