Informal entertainments and club notices around town
Entertained for Miss Wilbur at 1831 Barker Avenue. Lela Wilbur and guests attended, with luncheon and social hours. Bride club held a 1 o clock luncheon at the Country Club. Margaret b club hosted Chicago guests, with a large list of attendees. Open house planned for new University hall, 4 to 6 tomorrow, for faculty and students. Special Eastern Star meeting Friday at Muagenie temple with Mrs Susan Hertick present. West Side Study Club met. papers on commerce of Japan and modern industries discussed. Presbyterian Ladies will meet. Pinckney Parent-Teacher association postponed to October 24. Pareit-Gnol council rescheduled to fourth Thursday. Social Order of Bonteed to hold initiation and social hour Thursday at 2:30. Wednesday Duplicate Auction Club entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Robert Wilson
W. C. Flory
Barker Avenue
Lela Wilbur
Howard Longaneeker
Wallace
Bride Club
Margaret B
Chicago
John Stutz
Mra. Pty
Brown
Brante
Mother Freay
Corbin Hall
Gullum
Adu Chapily
Order of the Eastern Star
Muagenie Temple
Susan Hertick
Williamswa
Reputir
Birthday surprises echo community gatherings
Mrs Charles Elwell hosts an afternoon birthday surprise with neighbors and Florence Elsey, followed by light refreshments. Lawrence chapter DeMolay plans its first party of the year Friday evening at hall as Masons and DeMolays are invited to entertain. Mrs Harry Dick and daughter Mable to entertain a Birthday Club tomorrow afternoon at 42 Winona. L D Club meeting postponed into week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M
Florence Elsey
Lawrence
HeMal
Hall
Harry
Mable
Winona
Price
People on the Move Across Kansas Towns
A survey of residents traveling between towns in Kansas includes M. E. Basler in Alts Topeka, Stevenson to Hutchinson, Hoover in Kansas City, and many others visiting Baldwin Lawrence Linnwood and Vinland. Names include Gertrude Standing, A E Rynerson, Mirward Mes, Mrs F W Drown, Walter A. Goldtrap, Geer S. O Sosith, and Tina Steinel amid family and work trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Basler
Alts
Topeka
Daring
Baldwin
Stevenson
Hutchinson
Henderson Martin
Gertrude Standing
Outawa
A. E. Rynerson
Bonner
Mirward Mes
Hoover
Kansas City
Muth Pellengill
Linwood
Osage City
Hl. C. Colgravier
J . McKean
Law- Lowrence
FW. Drown
Rive
Robert House
Sp Marks
Ixansas City
A.A. Green
Shane i Geer
S. O. Sosith
Ottawa
Vinland
Rochespere
John Monteith
Hasaan
Trefessor
Mys
Wanteel
Ivar
Kansas
Tina Steinel
Los Aneines
William Ick
Georss C. Brune
Steinel
Lawrence
C. I Steinel
Superintendent of telegraph division guest list note
Mrs Ed Rousell of Newton and Mrs Harry Cook of Salt Lake City were guests of Mrs 3. William V. Mrs Cook was Nelle Rousell of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Salt Lake-Los Angeles
The
Union Pacific
Ed Rousell
Newton
Harry Cook
Salt Lake
City
Wiliam V
Cook
Nelle Rousell
State Fire Marshal Warns of Dangers From Defective Flues
Hutchison Kan Oct 17 The State Fire Marshal warns that as cool weather begins fires in stoves and furnaces rise, pipes and flues must be cleaned to prevent fires. He cites Kansas losses in 1922 from fires of unknown origin and stresses public vigilance, urging schools churches and civic bodies to report suspicious activity to stop arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchison
Kan
Fife
Scott
League of Kay
Kansas
State
VO Fur
Svetti
State Fire Department
Wold
Eyne
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Side
E. Smith
J. C. Rises
Commerce of
Japan
Mra F Wave Industries
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Rhode Ishin
Sheernoon
Pinckney V.T. the
Pinckney- Parent-Teacher Association
State Teachers Association
Wednesmart
Charles Elwell
Dewatteville-Fischer
Fhomu . Vhone
Beauty
Nachman Ton
Selec Congregational Church
Frank i L. Ise, Optometrist
Apex Ingram
Metro Picture
John Russell
Alice Terry
and Ramon Novarro
Everwear
Bowersock Theatre
Oh You Wildcat” Company
Clyde
Rube) Hooper Harvey Gatchet
Emmett Lynn
Helen Huntington
Grace Connelly
Antonio Moreno
Colleen Moore
Pola Negri
Poare
Ple
Moore Studip
Tio Mase
Eas City
Lawrence, Ks
Clara
Kimball
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