Rush week and society notes at Washburn and Lawrence
Dozens of notices from Washburn and Lawrence detail sorority rush activities at Broad View Inn, student moves to Hamburg and Wayland Academy, new staff appointments, dancing clubs at Brown's grove, births, pledges, and alumnae visits. Featured are Eva French leaving for Germany, Cleta Johnson heading Wayland's music dept, and Gamma Phi Beta alumnae among rush week attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn College
Lawrence
Broad View Inn
Cleta Johnson
Beaver Dam
Wis
Waylands Academy
Oregan
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Howard Blum
Russell Baltis
Wayon Linscott
W. N. Paxton
C. E. Hovey
Audrey Miller
Betty Findley
Anna Lois Voigts
Louise Wallingford
Kathryn Madorie
Catherine Barrons
C. V. Jackson
Kansas City
Inez Graber
Hutchinson
Hairdressers Select Winners At Douglas County Nurses Event
The Douglas County Nurses Association hosts a dinner at 6:30 at Mrs L H Flory’s home honoring Miss Eunice Boland on the eve of her upcoming marriage to Stanley Snyder of Prairie View. Hostesses include Mrs Robert Seamans Mrs Jessie Scott and Mrs Elory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Nurses’ Association
L. H. Flory
Eunice Boland
Stanley Snyder
Prairie View
Robert Seamans
Jessie Scott
Elory
Personal notices reveal travels and returns across states
Katherine Addison visits Mrs J B Wat kin s for the week. Dr F P O Brien and wife return from Texas after summer at UT Austin. Dr O Brien lectured in San Antonio. Henry Asher and son Allan return from Green Mountain Falls Colo after five weeks. Charles Elwell back from Green Mountain Falls. E E Pyle returns to New Mexico to teach. S J Stover and two children return from Lake Geneva Wisconsin, Stover had spent a week at Conference Point, Ha Ha Tonka stopover. Prof C J Winter and son Calvert back from three week trip to Cleveland Detroit Chicago. Lulu Maude Huffman returns from Muskogee Okla to Lawrence to enter KU as senior. Gwendolyn Ehlers visiting Mrs T E Griesa. Mrs M S McCreight visiting Oskaloosa. Mary Pyle returns to Port Arthur Texas to supervise auditorium work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Asher
Allan
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Charles Elwell
Green’ Mountain Falls
E.E. Pyle
New Mexico
S. J. Stover
Helen
Rolland
Conference Point
Lake Geneva
Wis
Stover
Ha-ha-tonka
Ozarks
C. J. Winter
Calvert
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Chicago
Lulu Maude Huffman
Lawrence
Muskogee
Okla
Ella Engle
Mary Pyle
Port Arthur
Texas
North Lawrence Social Club Delights With China Talk And Picnic
North Lawrence ladies gathered at Centenary M E church for a social meeting featuring missionary Jett who spoke about China during her furlough. Dolls and gifts were packed for Manila hospital. A free will offering was taken. Double Dees and families enjoyed a park outing at Gage Park with a large picnic including hot dogs, beans, fried potatoes, pickles, buns, cakes, pies and watermelons. Attending were Myron Dicker family, Terry Crall family, Irvin Hanmie family, Ralph Pine family and others. Nehrbass of Emporia joined as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Centenary M. E. Church
Jett
China
Manila Hospital
Gage Park
Myron Dicker
Terry Crall
Irvin’ Hanmie
Ralph Pine
Floyd Deweese
Wilbur Pine
Herbert. Nehrbass
Emporia
Elm Street
Hazel
Melbourne
Thomas H. Popplewell
Winfield
Arkansas City
Popplewell
The
Christian Church
Co Ed Floating School Abandoned for Low Enrollment
New York AP reports the co-educational floating university on the Cunard liner Ayrania has been dropped due to insufficient enrollment. The ship was slated to sail October 15 with a world cruise planned this year. Also notes include Bates County commissioners meeting schedule and bill deadlines at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva French
Emporia
President Roosevelt
New York
Germany
University of Hamburg
Martha Ann Walker
Mildred McCollum
French
Lawrence
McAllaster
Floating School
Floating University
Cunard
Ayrania
Two Walk Into K A Ag College Scholarships Gleaned
Lawrence Leonhard and Eurene Leary former Liberty Memorial high school students enrolled yesterday at Kansas State Agricultural College. Leonhard previously won a $100 scholarship for top vocational agriculture project county wide and Leary earned the same amount for best corn club work in the county two years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Leonhard
Eurene Leary
Liberty Memorial High School
Kansas State Agricultural College
Leonhard
Leary
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Brown's Grove
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Joseph Harrison
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Henry Jensen E. Far
Albert. H. Fearing
Simmons Hospital
Franklin Ellsworth
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Forrest Cox
Newton
Four Leaf Clover Club
Dorothy Pine
Bessie Purcell
Topeka
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Road View Inn
Stella Haines
Children's Bureau
Washington, D. C
Miss Pierce
Tofeka
State Child Ree Department
Public Walt Nurse
Miss Haines
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. R. Bechtel
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Home Aid
R. L. Andersen
C. F. Hall
D. W. Grayhill
Workman
Judge No. 7
W. F. Hobbs
Mississippi Street
Gladys Hobbs
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Thimble Tea Room
Emma Wagner
Lawrence Club
Oakland
Cal
Mercetine
S.J. Churchill
Nd. Rapids
Mich
G. A
Furipe
Hazel Griffitts
Melvern
Frances Mack
Garden Citys
Schenectady
N. Y
Brown School
Helen O. Mahin
Battle Ground
Ind
Melete
Pyle
Manhattan
Odd Fellows-Rebekah
M. Tostermaan
Kansas City University
University Engineering School
Charles Crowder
Charles Donald
Atchison
T. N. Crowder
Ernest Seidel Jr
Santa Fe
Ceorra Mannin
Isabelle Spencer
Pittsburgh
Katherine Addison
Salithe
J. B. Watkins
F. P. O Brien
University of Texas At Austin
O Brien
Southern Texas Institute
San Anton
North Lawrence
Mane
Goodrich
Frances Milner
Orence Kes
Idaho
W. L. Biggs
Mound City
Ugias County Commissioners
Eil
Bates
Gene Leary
Yancy
Eaton’s
Madrasette
Louisone
Rankin’s_Drug
Mass
Heas Drug Store
Beauty, Parlor
Yosemite
Rachelle
Gotham
Innes
Gueldy Rouge
Mary Garden
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