Dance at Country Club by Gamma Phi Beta
Gamma Phi Beta sorority hosted a formal autumn dance at the Country Club Friday from 8 to 12 for pledges. Alumnae and out of town guests attended. decorations featured autumn leaves and pink carnations. a five piece orchestra played. light refreshments were served. chaperones included Mrs. Dora Johnson and Miss Agnes Husband.
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Gamma Phi Beta
Dora Johnson
Gilmore
Agnes
Florence Ingham
Marguerite Gregory
Kansas ‘City
Nellie Davidson
Cherryvale
Florence Harkrader
Laura Harkrader
Pratt
Kan
Lucille Schumard
Rebecca Smith
Alice Young
Kansas City
Local clubs host talks and chaplain plan discussed
The article details social gatherings of the Univerity community including the Cnt Event club with Mrs Hanna as hostess and a proposal to appoint a chaplain to open meetings with short services. Miss Champion named chaplain for the year, judiciary discussion on Ku Klux Klan methods, and future meetings planned at various homes.
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Hanna
Owen
Lappong
Champion
Dias
United, States
Bopplewell
Doan Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
A. W. Doan was fined $25 in police court yesterday afternoon for drunkenness and jailed for default. Jim Burton, detained with Doan, faced a charge under the bone dry law with trial set for Monday morning at 8 in police court.
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A. W. Doan
Hunter
Doan
Jim Burton
Swas
Hearing postponed for young brothers charged with grand larceny
The hearing for the young brothers scheduled to appear before court was postponed until next Saturday at four o'clock. Four monkeys were purchased by the department of biology at the University of Ranes for research use. H. W. Lane becomes head of the department and is studying the development of special senses and interrelations of animal minds.
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Young
Department of Bialeg—Ab
Universit of
Raneas
H. W. Lane
Lawrence Visit Highlights OSHS Family Ties
Mrs OSHS Arnold J W Anderson Jr and Miss Leu of Kansas City toured Lawrence Thursday and spent the day with Mr and Mrs George N Smith Myx and Mrs J Anderson of Cleveland. They returned home after a week with their parents Mr and Mrs O Anderson of Brackett.
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Oshs Arnold
J. W. Anderson, Jr
Miss Leu
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kansas City Trip Headlines Dotted with Local Visitors
Many area residents traveled for business and visits, including Abe Levy and Nell Winfrey with sons to De Soto and Kansas City respectively, Miss Virginia Quinlin, Miss Blanche Smith teaching in public schools, Mt Dugan at Ottawa, and others visiting or spending weekends in Lawrence, Ottawa, and surrounding towns.
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de Soto
Virginia Quinlin
Kansas City
W. Houk Sr
Brxcelsior Springs
Blanche
Smith
Kansas_ City
Florence Walker
Leah. Brunk
Junction City
P. H. Jissen
W.ca. Stewart
Nebraska
Stewwart
L. A. Dunmire
C.M. Robertson
Roberta
Kansasity
F. Bliesner
Richard Robertson
Salina
Thomas Robertson
Opal Wiggins
Vinland
Lawrence
Melvin ‘Bishop
Stillwell
Kan
B.’E. Bishop
Bishop
Topeka
Anna S. Turner
Florence Snow
Emma‘ Snow
Seattle
Wash
John Bishop
Nin
Will Hutton
Penvardnd
Herman Hatton
San: Bernardino
Cal
Maybell Hatton
Texas
Mars
Hatton
Ruth Duniiire
Lola ‘High School
Republican women leaders meet in Topeka on Oct 30
Mrs. A. C. Mitchell, vice chair of the Republican state committee, calls a meeting of all Republican women vice chairmen of Kansas in Topeka for Monday Oct 30, coinciding with the Republican men's gathering. Also notes Mrs. Fea Weckjis visiting Mr and Mrs Alfred Heck of Bismarck and Mrs L Al Dunmire spending the weekend with her parents.
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Teachers’ Association
Topeka
L. al Dunmire
A. C. Mitchell
Republican State ‘Committee
Kansas
Fea
Weck Jis
Alfred
Heck
Bismarck
Deaths and Funerals Miss Inge Berge
Miss Inge Berge dies Thursday evening at age unknown. Funeral services from Vinland Presbyterian Church at 3 p m Sunday, burial in Vinland Cemetery. Services conducted by Rev Grage.
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Inge Berge
Vinland
Meeting Sat October 21 at 7 p.m. Cleland Secretary
A brief notice announces a meeting scheduled for Saturday October 21 at 7 p.m. with W. W. Cleland serving as secretary. The fragment confirms the time and official presence without additional context.
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Uc. T
W. Cleland
Picture feature plans in Journal-World society section
The Journal-World will run photos of Lawrence young ladies in the society section with their permission arranged through Mr Simons. This highlights a new picture feature and invites eligible participants to make appointments for portraits.
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Lawrence
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