Sorority Pledge Names Read At University Event
A partial list of pledges announced at the University includes members of Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Alpha Theta Sigma Kappa and more. The article notes names with hometowns and indicates upcoming Y W C A activities a Riverside social and a P E O meeting plus campus openings and staff movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Dorothy Clark
Lawrence
Leah Floyd
Sedan
Harriet Gregory
Parsons
Alice Chapman
Pauline Ohmar
Kansas City
Alice Evans
Kansas
Katherine Kerr
Louise Callendar
Gwendolyn Moore
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Muriel Gayford
Salt Lake City
Nannie Madge Stover
Humbokli
Louise Tomey
Abilene
Emporia
Maria Brown
Dorothy Dilloway
Baxter Springs
Sigma Kappa
Jena Ewing
Clathe
Mary Louise Kirkpatrick
Topeka
Pearl Packard
Chapman
Mildred Cutter
Sarah May Cain
Tonganoxie
Eloise McClain
Jeanette McGhie
Columbus
ORE
Chi
Omega
Miriam Burns
Dorothy Kipp
Fort Scott
Faye Burr
Blue Rapids
Louise Cowdry
Neodesha
Stella Harris
Bonner Springs
Celestine Nelson
Hutchingen
Margaret Bright
Eureka
Mildred Robinson
Chanute
Fern’ Jones
Marcella “Ott
Pittsburg
Jeanette Strickley
Salina
Margaret Lane
Wichita
Frances Scott
G&ilahoma City
Wilifred
Golsborough
Alpha Xi Delta
Lena Griffith
Norton
Madeline Dunmeyer
Phelta Willet
Laura Preston
Marporie Bankie
Russell
Helen Sumpter
Hutchinson
Mary Martha Miller
Myra Lingenfelter
Twostine
Spcck
Lamont
Lucille Allen
Aileen ‘Sprow
Alice Perkins
Alpha Chi Omega
Wilma van Sandt
Joyce Haskell
Garden City
Harriet Shockey
Athlene
Marie Hoffman
Virginia Jennings
Winfield
Fern Lashley
Gerard
Rosella Conrad
Arkansas City
Ellen Sauders
Elizabeth Marrs
Achoth
Helen Kistler
Alta Vista
Mabel Ludeman
Anthony
Erma Belcher
Gertrude Wilson
Gladys Kaufman
Leavenworth
H Ober Heads To National Retail Clothiers Meet In Rochester
Tr B Ober leaves for the Association of National Retail Clothiers convention in Rochester New York where he serves as Kansas director and education chair. Four special trains will convey 2000 merchants to the event the largest turnout yet. The meeting will feature 400 lines of men and boys wear and marks the first joint exhibition by manufacturers and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. B. Ober
Association of National Retail Clothiers
Rochester
N. Y
Ober
Organization For Kansas
Shooting scrape leads to disturbance charge in city incident
Leroy Young was charged with disturbing the peace after an alleged late night shooting. Russell reportedly fired two point blank shots as Young entered a house at Eleventh and New York. Young, with a knee injury from the scuffle, says the altercation began over a woman. police note the case began from a quarrel. Young bonded out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Young
Lee Russell
Young
Music program at First Baptist Church tomorrow evening
The First Baptist Church will present an organ program including Hymn to the Setting Sun and Adoration with a quartet performing Christian the Morn and The Spirit in Our Hearts. Pastor Rev. Frank Jennings will speak on The Tragedy of a Useless Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First’ Baptist Church
Lacy
God
Wely
Holy City
Gaul
Christian
Shelley
Nina McLatchey
Frank Jennings
Weekend visits scattered across Kansas City and beyond
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Soxman and Lee Soxman of Kansas City visit relatives over the weekend. Mrs. Floyd Rankin and Miss Mae Watson travel to Kansas City for weekend plans. Edger Biresak and Miss Imogene Fuller head to Kansas City or Topeka for weekend activities. Will Hutt of Fort Worth visits relatives. Mrs. Fred Hartz travels to St. Louis. Berkshire boar Sunny side Prince purchased by D. Wynn of Lawrence to improve his herd. Mrs. C W Hoskins returns home to Los Angeles after month with aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Soxman
Lee Soxman
Kansas City
Afr
C. Soxman
Floyd Rankin
Aileen Thomas
Imogene Fuller
Topeka
Anna Earle
Edger Biresak
Biresak
Mae Watson
P. O. Lynch
Max Klein
Lynch
Mr. Klein
Will Hutt
Fort Worth
Texas
Fred Hartz
St. Louis
Berkshire
D. Wynn
Lawrence
T. A. Harris & Sons
Sunnyside Prince
C T U Meeting at Mrs Dyche Home on Public Schools
The Womens Christian Temperance Union will hold a social meeting Monday at 3 PM at Mrs L L Dyche 1617 Massachusetts. Leader Lota Kennedy will preside. Louise Tutcher and Quinlin will speak on essay work. Frances Willard Day and Mrs Oscar Leonard will perform a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T
Lawrence Athletics to Face Perry at Woodland Park
Lawrence County sports notes show a baseball game tomorrow between the Lawrence Athletics and the Perry team at Woodland Park. County Engineer E. E. Trueblood travels to Leavenworth yesterday to relocate his family to Lawrence and will reside at 1201 Rhode Island Street. Special attention planned for University of Kansas students being welcomed to Lawrence churches tomorrow. The Atchison campaign to fund the KU stadium-union proceeds steadily under local managers. Detour roads to the Fort-to-Fort highway west of Lawrence remain in poor condition for travelers. Twelve chattel mortgages filed this week list motor cars and trucks. The C T P A tri-state convention executive committee met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Lawrence Athletics
Perry
E. E. Trueblood
Leavensworth
Lawrence
Rhole Island Street
University of Kansas
He Atchison
Stadium-Union Fund
The Golden Snare and Buried Treasure At Local Theatres
The program shows The Golden Snare starring Lewis B. Stone as a Royal Northwest Mounted officer with Ruth Renick and Baby Esther Scott in a tale set in Arctic wastes. Buried Treasure featuring Marion Davies as Pauline Vandermuellen opens with a reincarnation premise and a masqued party, then shifts to pirate ships linking past and present souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Oliver Curwood
Varsity Theatre
Lewis
Stone
Royal Northwest Mounted
Ruth Renick
Francis MacDonald
Arctic
Barrers
Huntiay
David Hartfowl
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Marion Vayis
Bowersock
Britten
Austen
Hearst
Pauline Vandermuellen
Marion Davies
Pauline
Pkty
William Vandermuellen
Wall Street
Sky Pilot filming details and cast notes
Production notes reveal eight foot camera pits and nine cameras for The Sky Pilot. Cast includes Colleen Moore John Bowers David Butler and Harry Todd. Adapted from Ralph Connell book. parallels drawn to El Diablo and supporting characters. Also mentions Virginia Rappe releases ending and a dog hit by car with fatal injury. Local ads for Minors coal and Kaw Valley Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky
Colleen Moore
John Bowers
David Butler
Harry Todd
Ralph Conner
Lawrence city items and upcoming events in brief
Office of Sheriff Will Johns reports normal street and headgate operations after drift problems. City commission to meet Monday night. Barnes circus couple Vera Earle and Austin King of Los Angeles wed in Lawrence. Dean John R2 Dyer to address Ministerial Alliance Monday at the YMC A. University of Ek students attend church services. Douglas county fair set to begin Monday with school dismissals next Friday. Linwood rural high prep starts Tuesday. weather change noted with a barometer drop. Dental inspections begin Friday in Lawrence Public Schools. A. C. Wilson and J Lovejoy relocate offices to 841 Massachusetts. Rankin’s haters advertise goods. Cherokee Lump Coal on track. electric toasters on sale.
Moonlight and Honeysuckles and Beau Revel at local theaters
Mary Miles Minter stars in Moonlight and Honeysuckles in which a love triangle tests morals as two men vie for her hand. Florence Vidor leads Beau Revel, a Louis Joseph Vance drama set in old New York with vivid nightlife scenes, directed by John G. Wray and produced by Ince. The Sky Pilot cattle stampede scene features prominently at the Bower and Varsity venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realart
Mary
Miles Minter
Beau Revel
Florence Vidtor
Paramount-Ince
Bowersock Theatre
Neillg Steele
Lewis Stone
Dick Reyel
Lloyd Hughes
Miss Vidor
Bse
Louis Joseph Vance
New York
Broadway
John G. Wray
Thomas H. Ince
Cathrine Curtis
Bower, Sock
Varsity
Victor
Careless Driving Fined After Street Collision
Harold Frank was fined 25 dollars plus costs in police court for careless driving after a Friday evening collision on Indiana street involving his car and one driven by Miss Elizabeth Dunkle. Court heard the case of E C Orr who yesterday pleaded not guilty to speeding and was found guilty with a ten dollar fine. More cream advertised for Kaw Valley Creamery and Armand's cold cream at City Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Frank
Frank
Elizabeth Dunkle
Indiana Street
E. C. Orr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred
Hilda Murdock
Riverside
Ada Davis
E. O
H. P. Smith
J. A. Boynton
C. F. Esterly
R. A. Kent
Delta A
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Fraternity Aid Hall
Ida Record
Robinson Gym
Hugh Means
Ottawa
Franklin County District Court
Mrs. Means
Iola
T. .N. Smith
Kr. Ober
Piational Retail Clothiers Meeting
Baptist Church
Office of the Register of Deeds
C. TP. A. Tri-State Convention
Woek
Bowerseck Thuitre
Ooo
Eli
Lyons
Smith
L.S.M
Feitzel
Kelley
Schneck
Fol- Miller
Heffner
Justine Johnstone
Dunmire
Chaniney
Winfrey
Winchels
Starnes
Wiggins
Bell
Artman
Exxa Bennett
el Diablo
Santa Catalina
Reppe Pictures
First National Pictures
Lloyd Ware
Bowersock and
C. W. Smith
Old
Ben Franklin _Co
Haw Valley ‘Fuel Co
Will Pendleton
Mgr
Zit
Kaw
Valley Creamery
City Drug
Cherokee Lump
Griffin Coal Co
Rankin’s Drug Store
Sherif Will Johns
Austin F. King
Vera Earle
Los Angeles
Barnes Circus
John
Dyer
Ministerial Alliance
University of Ek
Douglas County Fair
Woorland
Linwood Rural High School
Linwood “Rural High
Lawrence Board
Lawrence Public
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Mass
A. C. Wilson
Dick Building
Massachusetts Street
Upstirs, J
Lovejoy
Rankin's
Cherokee
Lowman
Post Toasties
Gustafson
Frankise Optometrist
Wiedemann’s
Massachusetts
Trinity Church
Vermont St. Black West
Masonic Temple
Edwards
Episcopal Church
Jasamine
Kaw Valley
Armand
The
First Baptist Church
the First Baptist Church
M. Ila
Young Teoples
Trinity Lutheran Church
Court House
Norma Talmadge
Channing Pollock
Pathe News
Bowerlock
Chester
Raw Valley Creamery
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