Rush Season Preparations Sweep Sorority Courts
Sorority houses ready for rush events spanning Friday through Sunday bring menial chores, teas, dinners, and formalities as Panhellenic rules remain unchanged aside from a lower entertainment cap. Numerous house lists name music captains and scheduled teas, dinners, and dances across Alpha Chi Omega through Theta Phi Alpha with dates, hosts, and themed parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhellenic Council
Alpha Chi Omega
Mitchy Messmore
Kansas
Alpha Chi
Modernis
Alpha Delta Pi
Bernice Cook
Dodge City
Alpha Gamma Delta
Frances Hamlin
Kansas City
Kan
Payatel
Algadel
Alpha Omicran Piz
Insite Brooks
Spearville
Palm Beach
I Alpha Xi Delta
Dorothy Stewart
Lawrence
Singapore
Chi Omega
Virginia Lapham
Chanute
Delta Zeta
Elsie Penfield
Gamma Phi Beta
Dorothy Lee Birt
Edgerton
Kappa Alpha Theta
Marian Muller
Topeka
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Janet. Hurd
Abilene
Sigma Kappa
Theta Phi Alpha
Helen Fleming
Social Calendar Readers Note Busy Club Schedule
Thursday and Friday social calendars list several clubs and meetings. Notables include Mrs Sicar Alten Amidon En Regio club and Democratic Women’s club tea on Saturday with Mrs W O Hamilton in charge. Pleasant Hour club met with 27 members, elected officers, and guests at Mrs Wilson Martin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicar Alten
En Regio Club
C. Wa
Amidon
Bo H. Dale
Py . B.C
Flw. McDon
W. O. Hamilton
C. J. Eriksen
Pleasant Hour Club
Wilson Martin
Daniel Kirby
Jack Kelsey
I. W. Yeoman
Eugene Kiefer
Carl Winter
D. L. Burton
J. Pierson
Alice Byrd
Sonia Rudiger
Margaret Kelsall
Ethel Jean Helene
Mary Ellen Miller
Sosen Quilting Club
Lucille Rothwell
Ernest’ Rothwell
Virgil Smith
Cecil Button
Grover Rothwell
Personal notices of travels and visits across several states
Rev and Mrs B H Gragg travel to Carlsbad California for winter with their daughter and Dr. Fairchild. They visit Wichita and Belle Plaine on the way west. Mrs George H Thiele of Washington Naas and Mrs E E Barker of Seattle stay with Walter Thiele. Colman Hutson and Ruth Hoover return from Estes Park. Dingelstedt and McCulloch spend the day in Kansas City. Prof and Mrs C O Dunbar of New Haven with relatives Beamer family. Dr and Mrs E R Reynolds of Auburn Nebraska visit Mrs Reynolds sister W C Mackinson in Topeka. Reynolds heard Roosevelt speech there. Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes travels to Topeka to speak on modern poetry at AAUW opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Gragg
Carlsbad
Cal
L. H. Fairchild
Fairchild
Wichita
Belle Plaine
George H. Thiele
Washington
Naas
E. E. Barker
Seattle
Wash
Walter Thiele
F. A. Colman
W. G. Hutson
Ruth Hoover
Estes Park
Cole
G. F. Dingelstedt
F. B. McCulloch
Kansas City
C. O. Dunbar
New Haven
Conn
Mr. Dunbar
R. R. Beamer
Dunbar
Hallowell
E. R. Reynolds
Auburn
Neb
Reynolds
W. C. Mackinson
Tennessee Terrace
Franklin Roosevelt
Topeka
Roosevelt
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
American Association of University Women
Thelma Hobson
Hoyt
Lloyd Morris
EF. B. Slade
Atchison
O. P. May
Celia Phinney
Ella Johnston
State Lake
Etta Brown
Gertrude Gibbs
Hazal Ahrens
Jeannette Jacquemin
Ed Dissenger
Eldon Smarr
Loren Lyons
Earl Garner
Mary Hall
Tan Jacquemin
San Dimas
Calif
Womans Club of Democracy
Legion Hall
H. L. Dodderidge
Lawrence
B. P.davis
George Sharp
Doddridge
Leavenworth
Dorteridge
Chicago
Will Rogers
Eldora Nyfler
Hiawatha
Sam Bowen
Fred Dahil
Scheffer
Central Hotel
Olive Edmonds
Leonard
Horace Edmonds
Effingham
Ernest Edmonds
George Raines
Lucy Raines
Burlingame
C. N. Jacquemin
Justice
William Smith
Potwin
Dan Mains
James Mains
Addie Mains
Fay Weishaar
Walker Coleman
Samuel Wilson
Izora
Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Sacher
Holton
Laura Reeder
Baldwin
Gladys Campbell
A. G. Smith
Marie Loromer
J. K. Long
Alton Wilkerson
St. Joseph
Dr. Smith
William Wellman
C. B. Johnson
Oskaloosa Visit and Property Sale Noted
Mr and Mrs Mike Malinosky of Hiawatha called on old friends in town. The Ivers place west of town was sold to Mr and Mrs Fox of Beloit. The death of A H Bateman occurred at Christ's Hospital Topeka on Thursday with funeral services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Malinosky
Hiawatha
Ivers
Mrs. Fox
Beloit
A. H. Bateman
Christ’s Hospital
Topeka
Local notes feature school, church, and family updates
Saturday activities at the Methodist church, health notes on Ma Bateman, and oblique death of Rev. Samuel Wilson frame a week of community life. Edits cover teaching moves by Rosalyn Ehlers and Daryl Meredith, family dinners hosted by Alpha Huddleston, visits by Robert Keers and J Ross Taylor, and local club and farm discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Bateman
Hert Casebier
Harold Gilbert
Wild Horse School
Rosalyn ‘Ehlers
Daryl Meredith
Tonganoxie
Alpha Huddleston
Frank Insley
Jacksonville
Howard Robinson
Caro Mae
Sabetha
Frank Goldman
John] Sutton
Charles
Richard
Huddleston
Leland
Robert Keers
Chicago
J. Ross Taylor
James K. Long
Belleville
Price Myers
Lowery
Dave Meredith
Junction City
Meredith
Owen Meredith
Tim. Meredith
Brown
Mose Trapp
Trapp
Clayton
Eldorado
Frank
Tulsa
Fox
Mary Kirkham
M. E. Church
Episcopal
James Cleland
Wedding Of Miss Alberta Frazier And Fried Of Winans
A wedding took place at the Presbyterian parsonage in Winchester on August 31 uniting Miss Alberta Frazier and Fried of Winans. Relatives and neighbors gathered for the ceremony and a reception in the east part of town followed. The newlyweds will reside with the Winans family south of town.
New Wonderful Face Powder Introduces MELLO-GLO
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO facial powder promising a youthful complexion smooth spread, longer wear, and pore minimization. It claims a French process reduces shine and suits every complexion, inviting readers to ask for the product now.
Night school at Business College opens Oct 4
The Business College night school offers a chance to complete missed studies and recognize educational needs. Classes begin October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
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E. J. Logsdon
E. A. Wood
H. W. Hutchinson
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Dicker
The
Mothers League
W. T. Courtney
West
Fourteenth Street
Rell Call
L. D. Bigsby
Miss Miller
Hotel Jayhawk
Curtis Dall
James Roosevelt
Lida Woodring
Mary Thomas
W.T. Court
Lawrence Rice
C. E. Pontius
F. W. McDonald
David Passon
Frances Holcom
Betty Washington
BE. R. Learmed
John Wilcox
Kansas State College
Phi Delta Theta
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Imperial Auction Club
Otto Barteldes
Hotel Eldridge
Eugene White
Hutchinson
Worley Koff
Nec Noland
Reine Rucker
Edna Gibson
Independence
Edward Ryan
Emporia
J. P. White
Mildred E. White
Moz
Charles Klein
Okla
Lee Eisner
Garden City
Jean Campbell
Margaret Harryman
Virginia Throckmorton
George Norris
Eugene Gray
Horton
D. M. Tyler
Dewey
Bertha D. Lord
Lloyd Morgan
Helen Shaffer
Wilmer Shaffer
Max Horn
Russell
Bruce Mack
Samuel G. Clarke
Auxiliary of
Veterans of’ Foreign Wars
Court House
Aunt HE ™ BY
Sobert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Oskaloosa
Catalina Island
California
Associated Press
FE. K. Patton
John Frazier
Winans
H. W. Batchelor
Manhattan
John Linn
N.C. Bramlett
Silver Lake
John Daily
Jtone Tree
A. Z. Luce
Ruth Flore
Julia Chisham
Luce
Swope Park
Ford
Atzeweiler
J. H. Brown
Berl Angelas
Wall Street
eGorge Raines
Lucy
Ed ‘Reckards
Reckards
Mrs. Raines
Thompsonville
Vivian Bowen
Research Hospital
Eli Bowen
Belle Potterf
St. Louis
Nichol Rogler
Floyd Wellman
Gene Keers
Ft. Smith
Ark
Dorothy Wellman
Vacaten
Guy Farr
Will Jeffries
Fred Frendle
O. Es
Ruth Fish
Elizabeth Slade
H Phinney
Paul Jacquemin
Valley Falls
Minne Knowles
Albert Hamilton
Bridge
W. 2. Ford
E. B. Slade
A. de Smith
Amos Leech
G. .Glover
Lloyd James Cleland
S. Patrick
Orn
Harvey Hawk
Fred Thompson
Will Morse
North Cedar Grange
Plum Grove Grange
People’s Pavillion
Imogene Lobb
Dorothy Gilbert
Mabel Roberts
Naomi
Grae
Jefferson County Fair
Sant. Grace
Glover
S. A. Case
Alfred Beach
Clavensville I
Charles Bliss
Lone Tree
Ernest. Morrison
Ravens City
Ao Jay
Rand
Harry Bliss Ki
Gene Bliss
Oskatoosa
Havensville
Urial Bbtss
Ted Bliss
Byron
Texas
Van
Alberta Frazier
Fried of
M. Powell
Abe Gilbert
Will Monroe
Good Housekeeping Institute
Dexter
W. Parsons
Mass
Otto Fischer
Asaw
I. W. Keene
Furniture
Crawford-Veatch Company
Lawrence Paint & Wallpaper Co
Guy Young
W. Sth
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