Sororities and Fraternities Social Calendar Summary
A 1920s campus note lists Sigma Nu members from multiple cities and several sorority and fraternity events. It details Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Delta, Kappa Kappa Gunma, Mu Phi Epsilon, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Phi Sigma, Sigma Chi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Beta Theta Pi activities, plus Phi Delta Theta, Phi Gamma Delta, Pi Upsilon dances. Afternoon tea at Pi Beta Phi house. Sigma Kappa reception hosted by Mrs. Olin with lavender decor. Trinity Guild meeting planned. Chi Omega reception hosted by Mrs. Mitchell with goldenrod decor and American Beauty roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega Rbangtet
Eldridge House
Phi Gamma Delta
Pi Upsilon
Pi Beta Pi
Arswerite Emery
Bittery
Peter, Kiléry
Mary Frichie
Tom Veatel
Wangas City
Davida Sawtell
Eleanor Atkinson
Geneva Hatter
Chi Omega
A. C. Mitchell
Chi, Omega Sorority
A C
Mitchell
W. R. Stubbs
F. Todd
FE. Haworth
Virginia ‘Goff
Hannah Hitchell
Helen Rigby
Co operative Store Reopens Saturday at 17 E 8th Street
The Co operative Store will reopen for business Saturday September 19 at 17 Eighth Street. It advertises unusually low prices for cash and seeks country produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative
Henry
Ware Topping Wedding Tonight At Mrs Ware’s Home
Notices announce Laura Ware and Clarence Topping will wed this evening at eight at the bride’s mother Mrs J Ware’s home. Also a series of church social events and invitations for a house warming by Mr and Mrs Melville Shipman of Chicago precede further local society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware-Topping
Laura Ware
Clarence Topping
Connecticut
Melville P. Shipman
Colfax Avenue
Chicago
News Notes From Around Kansas and Nearby Towns
Mrs J Lo Noland and her little son from Napa California visit Mr and Mrs J Noland in Russell. Mr and Mrs H P Barker spend a week in Topeka for the state fair visiting relatives. Morse visited Kan City and De Soto. Mrs V A Wallace of Cartlinger visits her son and daughter in Russell before going to Annis City. Miss Winifred Blackmar visits Kansas City for a few days. BB Power and John Power travel to Kansas City on business. R E Melvin and son George return from Colorado and MoraVista for a week in Russell. Prof Hiera Hill returns from Iowa after summer work. Mrs J Underwood returns from Bonner Springs. Mrs Frank Williams of Kansas City visits relatives. Abe Levy travels to Oklahoma via rail. Mrs Dial Peters visits Kansas City to spend the week with her son. William Nadelhoffer leaves for Quincy Joliet Chicago Gato and Peoria for two weeks with relatives. Mrs F E Miller and grandson Howard Wendell head to Manhattan. Willard Wattles goes to Topeka for Historical Society matters. Fritz Broeker, now in the iron industry in Duluth, visits his parents amid a factory shutdown tied to European war. Mrs Edy Griffin attends Eastern Meeting of Congregational Church in Olathe and visits Kansas City before returning to Lawrence. Bones of prehistoric animals found in dredging of the Thames at Marlow England including horn bones of wild ox and red deer antlers. Vacation Time humorous note from Philadelphia Telegraph about a man with a French dictionary and encyclopedia awaiting his daughter from boarding school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lo Noland
Little Son
Napa
Calif
Kansas City
J. B. Alexander
Topeka
V.A. Wallace
George
Moravia Park
Colorado
Russell Kansas
Hiera Hill
Iowa
J. Underwood
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Frank Williams
Abe
Levy
Oklahoma
Dial. Peters
William
Nadelhoffer
Quincy
Joliet
Chi- Gato
Peoria Ub
F. E. Miller
Howard Wendell Felt
Manhattan
Willard Wattles
Historical
Fritz Broeker
Duluth
Herman Broeker
Congregational’ Church
Beth
Olathe
Lawrence
Kansas Ladies Observe Star Spangled Banner Day in Topeka
Kansas branch of the G A R B department marks Star Spangled Banner Day on September 12 with a 48 gun salute on the State House Campus Battery A in memory of the national anniversary. The Pittsburgh convention reported a fine gathering and Kansas won the year’s flag honor. National officers for 1914-15 named with Taesoum and Trish among top posts, and remarks urged finishing the unfinished work of the republic as the world grows closer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Kansas
Topeka
Fred
State House
Battery A
National Air Topeka State Journal
McElroy
Detroit
Kansas
Meni Inn
Seelantation
Meklroy
Port “Huron
Wilson
Tennessee
North Carolina
Anna del' Alt
Eugene Walters Wolf at The Varsity six reels today only
A six reel showing of Eugene Walters Book and play The Wolf screens at The Varsity for today only with Florence Turner and Blanche Sweet in the cast. An evening party scene unfolds as a humorous exchange about a young partner and elderly lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Walter
Broadway
Blanche Sweet
Biograph Company
Klaw & Erlanger
Lalso Florence Turner
Eugene Walters
the Varsity
Florence Turner
Douglas Jerrold
Humane Society
Jerrold
Why Not Hydrometapod Inquiry Sparks Odd Exchange
A fragment shows a man asking about a hydrometapod while another wonders about truth, revealing a curious, surreal exchange. The readable text centers on the unexpected request and the response.
The Wolf From the Play at The Varsity Today
The Wolf from the play and book by Eugene Walters plays today at The Varsity. Libby's, the World's Best Cut Glass, is featured at Gustafson's today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
Gustafson’s
What A Course Mn The Lawrence Business College Will Do
The article proclaims the Lawrence Business College will provide an invaluable asset to youths lacking resources, offering profitable employment and skilled work opportunities. It emphasizes training for both young men and women to achieve independence and self-support, and calls readers to start now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Business College
Why Rice Is Thrown at Weddings
A compact note on wedding guests tossing rice as a lucky sendoff and its symbolic links from biblical times to the flood narrative. It cites origins in Genesis and Noah, then shifts to a real estate image about a house near a station and a speaker comment on throwing distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Réa
Noah
Tompking
Musician Quips About Voice Care in Conversation
The musician explains his voice discipline by swallowing glycerin menthol camphor and cinnamon to keep his throat in order. An ordinary observer responds with surprise, remarking that such measures might justify high wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Great City's Shame in London Inquest Over Suicide Sandwich Man
An inquest in London relates to a man who died by his own hand on the Thames. The hearing notes that clerics solicitors and university men were known to carry sandwich boards in the streets of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Thames
Cler
Daily Bath for the Eye and Nautical Quip in Beawing Echoes
A collage of excerpts describes an eye bath recipe dissolving tartaric acid in water for nightly eye cleansing, followed by a nautical scene in New York with a Beafaring man steering a zigzag course and a courteous tacking remark to a plowing miss. The page also features a quip about flattering a rival and a Smiles quotation on patriotism and economy, ending with a courtroom aside about a man’s supposed insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nautical
New York
Samuel Smiles
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Lion and the Mouse and
Third Degree Company
Ethel Clay
Ton and Star
Pai Delta Theta
Edward van Cleve
Oklahoma City
Chestur ‘Phonas
Hopiekut Mareis Genediot
Lawretiau
Eid Bowers
Eaapurnt
Early Poindexter
Mall City
Kins
Fhi‘Gauima Delta
Pruasull Friund
Lauwrenve
Choenes Gorrill
Holmar
Kappa Sigma
Ad. Creawlay
Winter Wealeh
Chanute
Glen Clark
Chaupameia
Beta Theta Pi
Spaneis Arnold
Ranporid
Lester Gellespie
Palsa
Warren Gellespie
Kha
Dota Currany
Tulsa
Sumley Jones
Linerenet
Phi Kappa Pai
Dorian OoLary
Laurrence
Anning Barnes
Lawreier
Howard Lawyer
Fala
Dix Falwarids
Taawas City
Don Thompson
Luneticie
T Frank Fable
Topek
L. Bellintam
Aus Wendell Lankurt
Tala City
Geo. Larkin
Louis Joseph Vance
Universal
Ike, Jr
Louise Glaum
Priscot
Drams
Sheriff's Deputy
Nature
Rhodes
Setanta
Bransford
Arcadia
Eghippus
J. Wi Jehman
Payne
Lawrence Winn
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Charles Coffman
Kagias City
Willard Hillten
Cot
Mnwood Falls
Sidney Noel
Ilascows
Nukjoy
New Yorks
Phoenix
Pi Kappa Alpha
Donald’s,Plagg
Perry Elmer Bates
Perry
Vernon Frank
Glen Elder
Herbert Bates
Alvina
Alpha Tau! Omega
Jack O'Donnell
Johnt Nogarty
Walda Dvellner
Tonganoxie
Mae ‘Childs
Kansas’ City
Willaud Benton
Kan
Sus
Clyde Young
Dodge City
Travis Wheeler
Lala
Sigma Nu
Kingham
Junction City
Golden
Kensington
Oxrat
McCandless
Wichita
Robert Dakens
Colorado “Springs
Colo
Sigma Chi
Richard Wagstaff
Lawrence Lloyd Douglass
Columbus
Ugh Crawford
Ivan Wilson
Woodman Gibson
Ralph Métcalf
Gill Marhoe
Jack Snepp
Nareld Irwin
Anthony
Kenneth Yeeman
William Kunele
Fenton Baker
Joplin
Dirk Freyzecke
Tom Woodbury
Mr. Somers
Newton
Sigma Phi Sigma
Roy A‘assity
Ashland
Pred
Trinity Guild
Tage Guild
Imeet
MT. ‘Sadler
Yarelock
Sderal
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Read
Charley Hill
Ok‘ahamai City
Okla
Miss Mitchell
Columbia
Hannah Mitchell
New York City
Columbian University
Marlow
Buckinghamshire
England
Phidelphia Telegraph
Hobart Bosworth
Jack London
Ladies OF the
G. A. RB
Mary
Taesoum
Marine City
Mich
Ethel Trish
Sarah J.erhmann
Buffalo
Council of Administration
Eva J. French
Monterey
Cal
M. B. Martin
Seattle
Nellie Comerfond
Mieh
John
Equlltorium
Senator Sorghum
Ceme
Washington Star
Hind
S&s . Grocery
Kester & Roberts Optometrists & Jewelers
Mass
St. *Bell
Mrs. Luckan
Mass. Street
Wiedemann ' S
Gustafson
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