Hallowe'en Parties Flourish In Town Festivities
The Hallowe'en season brings parties and decorations as many entertainments plan for Tuesday night. Miss Susie Monroe hosts a line party at Bowersock with guests including Vivian Marshall and Dorothy Graeber, while Sigma Nu hosts a dance for visiting members from Manhattan at Ecke's hall. Other events include an All-University party with pumpkin-heads and a light display, a fall shower for Miss Mary Linn, and various club gatherings at the Sisson and Gorrill homes.
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Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Susie Monroe
Bowersock
Wiedemann’s
Vivian Marshall
Margaret
Dorothy
Bernice Graeber
Thelma Stoddard
Mildred Reinisch
Frances Pollock
Jeannette Olmstead
Rebekah Noland
Hetty Vaughn
Hullel Senor
Eleanor Jamsey
F Jances Kruse
Jrances Cook
Mildred’ Brown
Lola Schulz
Dorothy Higgins
Louise Marsh
Sigma Nu
Sigma Nu Fratrenity
Ecke’s Hall
Sigma Nus
Manhattan
Janet Roberts
Rhode Island Street
Dorothea Roberts
Dorothy Craig
Osage City
Persis Cook
Roberts
Margaret Lupton
Clarabell Lupton
Jessie Craig
Winnie Roberts
Lucile, Roberts
Raymond Reed
Catherine Jackman
Virginia Pendleton
Helen
Jeannette Wagstaff
Dorothy Blackmar
Laura Rankin
Dorothy “Clarke
Evelyn Brownell
Marcella Chalk
Music Afternoon Tea Promotes Social Hour
An enjoyable afternoon feature of music and a four course luncheon was hosted by a hostess assisted by her daughter. Guests included Mrs. Chiales Ziesonis, Mrs. KE Stauffer, Mrs. Claude Lynch, Mrs. Axel Olson, Mrs. Harry Merex, Mrs. Charles Kennedy, Mr. Frank Brooks, Mrs. Vic Olson, Mrs. Millie Harkerkott, Mrs. Charles Wheaton, Mr. A. Lamb, Mrs. Jolut Seifer, and many others.
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Avas
Arma Glahns
Hembers
Chiales.Ziesonis
KE. Stauffer
Claude Lynch
Axel Olson
Harry Merex
Charles Kennedy
Frank Brooks
Vic Olson
Millie Hay Rerkott
Charles’ Wheaton
A. W. Lamb
Jol Ut Seifer
Will Hasstie
VWI
Bish
Arthur Haga
Alm
Ralph Vicky
Faith
Vas
Recreation Club Meeting Set With Mrs Coghill
Recreation club will meet with Mrs. John Coghill November 1. A very interesting program has been arranged and all members are urged to be present.
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Recreation Club
John Coghill
Halloween Dance Promises Framed Pi Upsilon Event
The Pi Upsilon fraternity hosts a Hallowe en dance tonight in F A U hall with Clarence Wilson and Eric Owen providing music for dancing. Refreshments will be served during intermission. Chaperons include Professor and Mrs Paul V Farragher and Mrs Jennie Mitchell. Special guests include William Beal Kenneth Uhls Paul Greever and John Kennedy. Mr and Mrs Joe Smith Miss Sabet L Whitton and Mr Harold De Benham travel from Kansas City.
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Pi, Upsilon
F. A. U. Hall
Clarence Wilson
Eric Owen
Paul V. Farragher
Jennie Mitchell
William Beal
Kenneth Uhls
Paul Greever
John Kennedy
Joe Smith
Aubetl Whitton
Harold de Benham
Kansas City
Ingleside Club founders Day celebrated at Mr Henry Moore home
Ingleside club marked founders day with twenty members present despite rain. Guests included Mrs Frank Jones Mrs Robert Man ley Mrs Mason and Misses Helen Weed Arlene Wilson and Mathie Smith. A varied program by hostesses Mrs Moore Mrs French and Miss Hoge featured songs piano solos readings and a light lunch. The day followed by later club meetings and Halloween events across town including masques and line parties.
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Ingleside Club
Henry Moore
Frank Jones
Robert Manley
Mason
Helen Weed
Arlene Wilson
Mathie Smith
Moore
French
Hoge
Miss Weed
Lloyd
Hewitt
Weekend visitors and local social notes in Kansas
Miss Minnie Moodie spends weekend in Leavenworth. Mrs J Gillespie and son and Mrs Hazel Lampl go to DeSoto. Fred Beerbohn of Topeka shadowing Frank Hetherington at Phi Gam house. Mrs J F Eberhard visiting Kansas City Kans. Forrest Anderson goes to Kansas City. Miss Elsie Elder spending weekend in Linwood. Miss Matilda Smithmeyer to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs E Seidel day in Kansas City. Miss Tone Crites weekend in Leavenworth. Miss Elizabeth Little and Miss Maren Sawyer day in Kansas City. Mrs C S Smith day in Kansas City. Mr Bishop of the F A U leaves for Denver. W W Cocksins day in Kansas City. Prof G W Bennett of Manhattan here to attend game. Miss Jena Urech returns from four months in California. Sunday dinners at Wiedemann's. Richard Cox of Topeka to spend Sunday here. Some men are so emphatic all the time that emphasis never amounts to much. Miss Cynthia McGee and mother from Humboldt visiting Ida M. Putnam in Lawrence. Miss Naomi Spurgeon of Baldwin to Nadora for weekend. A good photograph is a Christmas present. Squires Studio note. Miss Ruby Thoms and Chester Thoms spending days in Independence. Mrs A Rice day in Kansas City. Full line of toilet articles at McColloch's.
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Minnie Moodie
Leavenworth
Jack Gillespie
Hazel Lampl
DeSoto
Fred Beerbohn
Topeka
Frank Hetherington
Phi Gam House
J. FL Eberhard
Kansas City
Kans
Porrest Anderson
Elsie Elder
Linwood
Matilda
G. W. Bennett
Manhattan
Jena Uréch
California
Thanking Friends for Kindness and Flowers
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers during the illness and passing of our husband and father Lavina Delph. Signed by Mrs. T Harvey and Family, Mrs. Rose Taylor and Family, Mrs. John Frost and Family, Mr. Leonard Delph. Special thanks for Peach Ice Cream at Wiedemann's.
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Lavina Delph
T. Harvey
Rose Taylor
John Frost
Leonard Delph
Wiedemann’s
Lawrence Society Notes and Local Visits in October
Lawrence residents and visitors share social calls and updates. Mrs Rose Hiatt formerly Miss Rose Berger recalls school days with Mrs Schutz. Grandma Davis remains ill while Mrs Charlie Boone visited. Baker Medical agent Mr Jackson toured the area. Local services advertised include National Cleaners. W C T U plans a 2 pm meeting October 30 at the Bank Building to discuss crowded past meetings and Hutchinson convention notes. Several locals travel or host guests at fraternities and universities in Topeka and New Haven connection.
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Mr. Jackson
Baker Medical Company
Neihap
Lawrence W.C. T. U
Watkins
Bank
Mrgs
Kennard
Hutchinson
Lawrence Seller Advertises Tennessee Street Bungalow
While departing Lawrence, L. S. Beeghly offers his new bungalow at 526 Tennessee Street for a bargain. Phones 133 and 2749 Bell. He adds a note on learning loyalty and gratitude as key traits.
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Tennessee Street
Lawrence
Beeghly
Bell
L. S. Beeghly
Rain Delays Plans as Neighborhood Reports Weather
Cloudy and rainy conditions Monday and Tuesday dropped about two inches of rain. The downpour postponed a Glen Elder Kansas trip for Mr and Mrs S P Trueblood and others until Friday. 52 people attended Sunday services led by the Centenary Methodist gospel team with topic What then shall I do with Jesus. Several neighbors plan to attend Ralph Davis sale in Vinland on Wednesday November 1.
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S. P. Trueblood
Mildred Thompson
Fred Hale
Baby
Glen Elder
Kans
Wallace Palmateer
Roy Burt
Owen
Hannigand
Rhinehart
Centenary Methodist Church of
North Lawrence
Sundny School
Jesus
Ralph Davis
Vinland
M. Schutz
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All-University
Eustace Brown
Showar
Clara Schnerer
Naomi Light
Mary Linn
A. M. Werkenthin
Atchison
John Root
Gorrill
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Boys of the Baptist Church
Prof. L. [&. Sisson
Louisiana Street
Maggie Glahn
Connecticut Street
Assis
Lawrence Studio
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Plymouth
Joseph Taggart
Mr. Wilson
Charles Fletcher Dole
Dole
Dr. Dole
Unitarian Church
Vermont
12Th Sts
Zodiac, Club
Zodiac Club
L. H. Perkins
Mae .Liggett
Nu Hallowe’en
Evangelical Sunday School
Helen Hateh
Clesta Burgert
Indrags Dowler
John Shultz
Robert Joy
Joe Shellbar
Nicholas Shellbar
Raymond Burch
Clarence Sheepas
Ernest Messer
Carl, Messer
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Hazel Dunkan
Margaret Messers
Earlin Burgert
Gerald Messer
Manual
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Frank Strong
Sadie Hutt
Marion West
Lyda Longnecker
Dorothea Engle
Kathryn Lane
Lois Burke
Alberta Mack
Ellen’ Lavene
Phyllis Dunnette
Peg ‘Reinische
Marcel Finch
Jessie Wyatt
Margaret Haworth
Louise Hutt
Charlotte Cutter
Ruth Strong
Muriel Strong
Irene Cutter
Dorothy- Roberts
Jeanette Wagstaff
Helen Friend
Margaret Stubbs
Marguerite Vickery
Mary Underwood
Davida Olinger
Barbara Olinger
Katie Strong
Ruth Rowe
Paul O'Leary
Donald Eastman
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William Engle
Merion Goff
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Richard Jackman
Elmer Lupton
Howard Fitch
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Dinsmoore Wood
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Eugene Gallagher
Paul Harrison
Dolph Simons
Nelson Griffith
George Bullene
Donald * Higgins
Franklin Reding
Severd ~ Higgins
Kenneth Constant
Lolson Beery
Oliver Barber
Charles Sisson
Albert Williams
Dick Swingley
Fred Jacdike
Moan Edwards
Fred Olmptead
George Fare
Guardian
Euach Menmer Nas
Ernest
Young
J. W. Young
West Fourth Street
Halllowe
Bernice. Graeber
Mary Preyer
Kansas University
Aggie
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Janet Reynolds
Mildred Waring
Elizabeth Hart
Elizabeth Cotton
Aileen Hebarger
Gladys Groves
Alice Daken
Mary VanderVeer
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Alice Hoffman
Pi Beta Phi
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Adelaide Undegraff
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Fayne Bondurant
Betty Waldo
Florence, Mitchell
Florine Feidgraeber
Beth Benman
Meda Smies
Viola Styles
Annette Perry
Lucile Baumgardner
Messrs
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FOLKS
Thompson Studio
Mass. Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Mrs. Well Pleased
Heath
Goff
Gartrell
Hepler
Breffier
Holroyd
Masher
Randalls
Richard Cox
Cynthia McGee
Humboldt, Kansas
Ida M. Putnam
Naomi Spurgeon of
Baldwin
Nadora
Squires
Ruby Thoms
Chester Thoms
Independence, Kans
A. Rice
McColloch’s
Little Sister
Velvet
Bolivia
Saxton A. Weise
New Haven
Connecticut
J. H. G. Durant
Fred Johnson
Fred Haddock
Edgar Welch
Lee Judy
Sig Alph House
Carol Thrall
Kappa House
Franklin
Wolf’s Book Store
R. C. Mi
K.U. Law School
J. Barker
Hugh Means
City of
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Walter Baker & Colitd
Dorchester, Mass
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C. W. Smith
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