Community social events and club notes in Kansas city area
Daughters of the American Revolution honor Betty Washington chapter with a luncheon at Colonia room in celebration of the local chapter founded in 1896. Attendees include Mrs. Margarite Bullene and many local society figures. musical selections and dahlias decor accompany prayers and tributes. A later Pheta Pi party marks the opening of a new addition to their chapter house with a seven piece orchestra and chaperoned by several faculty and local leaders.
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Betty Washingtochapte
Henry Wernep
A. J. Campbell
America
Swhich
Margarite Bullene
Lawrence
Hobbyert Bam ‘Bell
Becty
Mary
Emery
Dames Ker Hamilton
Toledo
Ohio
Dames
G?rore
Nee
C. Seewir
James Shearer
Alice Skilton
AH. Sibss
C. G. Stewart
Agies Thompson
Albert William
Anna, Young
Helen Morrow
Meador
Kate
Béla ‘Pheta Pi
Anne
H.W. Avant
A. J. Boynton
Rarfkin
Try Tl
Lind Mes
James Barrow
Stanley Jones
Jane Jones
Jane Olivers
Irvine Scott
Meleni Foresman
Alahichal -McMullen
Mary Ainswort
Langmade
Rons
Greenlech
Frances Beatrice Kehyon
Dorothy Pontron
Aileen Eberly
Hellen Baggot
Elizabeth
Testard
Mildred Hildias
Blaker
Juanita Yeoman
M Engel
Anja Katherine Innes
Ana Lois
Moight
Harclg
Helen Wight
Ingeborg
Williamson
Barbara Becker
Helen
Foster
Marnabell
Wagstaff
Miss Olivi
Kenyon
Corbin
Judy
C. B. Murphy
Ira
Bryant
LiSe
Esther
Macauley
Personal news note mentions travelers and visits
Mrs. Mary Willert and daughter Lucile went to Lakeview. Miss E sulah Morrison headed to Kansas City. Mrs. Mary Collins and daughter Mary Je in Baldwin and Mrs. Dy Helen planned weekend travel. Gaw and daughters Jennie are visiting Ottawa. Zzie K. Robinson returns home in Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Willert
Lucile
Lakeview
Sulah Morrison
Kansas City
Mary Collins
Mary Je
Baldwin
Dy Helen
Gaw
Jennie
Lawrence
Lucile Lindsfors
Irena Lindsfors
Marie. Reed
Salina
Mary Lawson
Mary Louise Amos
Florerice Merritt
Elizabeth Sprague
Elizabeth Meguiar
Topeka
State Home Economics Association
Annabel Smith
Elmdale
Hubert
Sidney
University of Kansas
Frances Chapin
Bend
James W. Haggard
Raymond Nicholson
Kan
Local residents travel to Kansas City for weekend visits
Numerous Misses and Mrs. figures journeyed to Kansas City for visits and weekend stays. Helen McPerten, Thelma Stetler, Helen McEvoy, Ada Snyder and daughters, Doris Shioemaker, EFP Rabourn, June Worthington, and Eleanor Hand are among those seen departing for or returning from various towns including Baldwin, Ottawa, Topeka, Lecompton, Emporia, Coffeyville, and Williamsburg. Senator Charles Curtis spoke in Ottawa and Kansas City. Mrs. May B. Chatham and Mrs. Brown also spent the day in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Kansas
Helen McPerten
Baldwin
Thelma Stétler
Washing Ston
Helen
McEvoy
Wiliamsburg
Ada’ Snyder
Mildred
Kansas City
Heleni
Mound City
Margaret ‘LaMont
Lecompton
Doris Shioemaker
Emporia
Ef.p. ‘Rabourn
June Worthington
Universsity
Fred ‘Patton
Ottawa
E., Hasking
Ruth EB. Baker
Harper
Excelsior
Springs
W.A. “Brown
May B._Chatham
Mary Jenkinson
Coffeyville
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Kahwaka
Getreel Riches
Mit
G. D D
Thomas
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Will Bela Hilrod Gregory
Hodder
Franh Banks
Sore
J. Frank Jones
Samuel
Ainsworth
Lyons
Lilian
Constant
Margaret Rerbins
L Latibrarians
Childrn
Ers’ College
Ehnuts
Duriy E Sint
Hess Lrug
P. B.hilderan
Lhonse
J. R. Payne
Teelsday
Er Fesson
J. C. Getter
Tempasse St
Keke
Elcnor Solomon
Wjitsedeong
Tonganoxie Ia
Dale
Yood
Alabama Atreet
Qrandda Ehter
Ida Virgievt Hd
Mery
L Berger
Bishop
Will Hastie
Joe Glahn
Wil Ba
Harry H. Miller
C. A. Barteldes
Curt Rosenau
J. W. Greenleath
H. W. Boles
Sybil
Marguerite
Harry Samuel Gregg
William Kinzie
The
Brethren Church
Ozarks
Corbin Hall
Florence Reougher
Marjorie McKelvey
Ruth Robertson
Edith Wallace
Esther Macauley
Maxine Clark
Dorothy Gordon
Mona Foulk
Doris Hester
Marguerite Whittelsey
Mildred "“Hunsberger
Viletta Dunn
Enola Shodgrass
Marjorie Council
Hesper Farm Bureau Club
Hesper Academy
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Home Economies Association
Bartlesville
Oklo
Fern Hall
M.M Chastaih
Frieda Hall
Bertie Boyd
Edna' Harrison
J. F. Watts
Tennsce Street
F. Hncampmen
Cal Ithalt
Adies Literary League
Géorge Maffét
T. E. Griesa
D. G Asher
Pau Winter
Mrs. N
Johnson
Kentucky Street
Ventura, Club
J. B. Mack
Tennessey Street
Gertrude Pearson
Alpha Omicron Pi House
Manhattan
Ollie. Hall
Tid
Massachusetts Street
Fae
Sas
Busifeld
Jayhawker
J. J. Parelman
Mark Oelschlager
Leavenworth
Bobby Brownback
Atchison
Appar Alpha
Theta
Earl Bredine
Bueakey
Enos Blanchard
Hansas City
William Oberlin
John Koppers
Oberlin
Marie Abtergatt
Orin Ly Isaacs
Lawnerite
Empori
D. L. Rowlands
C. B. Root
Wilmington
Del
H. al. Eddy
R. G. Patterson
B. P. Davis
Carol van Cleave Evans
Owen
Brug
Journal-World
Kansas Electric
Santa Fe
Eldridge Hotel
Methodist
Congregational
Memorial Hospital
Salvation Army
Christian Church
Presbyterian
Trinity Episcopal
Catholic Church
Old Folks Home
Baptist
Trinity Lutheran
Evangelical Church
Second Presbyterian
N. Law
Christian
U. B. Church
Friends
St. Baptist
Church of the Brethern
Church
Unitarian
Citizens Light, Heat & Power Co
C. J. Dodds
Velma D. Shumard
Calvins Yi
Foe Chamber
Lommerce
Eighth
Vermont
Miss Shumard
Lorai D
Washington Pie
Divinity Fudge
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