Sorority Pledges Announced Across Several Cities
The Lawrence Gazette lists multiple sororities with pledged members from Chi Omega Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Xi along with a separate Four O Clock pledge group. Names span Hutchinson Atchison Lawrence Wichita Topeka and more, plus a note on Yale prelaw study and church social open houses for University students.
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Didwagon
Lawrence
Chi Omega
Katherine Simons
Hutchinson
Mildred Moren
Atchison
Helen ‘Thomas
Gladys Manwarring
Concordia
Tautine Heckard
Marcia Barer
Wichita
Marion” Warner
Kelvit
Rita
Burt
Leavenworth
Wazel Winkler
Chanute
Hazel Crawford
Winfield
Rath MecChing
Shiladelphia
Janet Atkinson
Nevada
Ances Fenrel
Abilene
Marierie Smith
Joki
Dorothy Wall
Kansas City
Jean Phillips
Helen Silver
Morganville
Irma Shaw
Holton
Kappa Kappa Garma
Katherine Jackman
Constance Degnen
Nelle Carey
Mary Lowery
Marion McDonald
Emily Horton
Omaha
Neb
Jennie Braberry
Pauld Cornelia - Washburn
Kansas
iCity
Mildred Fowler
Harriett Ozborn
Nadine Irwin
Anthony
Ruth McDowell
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Florence Burris
Joplin
Dorothy Matticks
Velma Marshall
Maxine Burriss
Carden City
Harriett Kinney
Bernice Blair
Belton
Aline Carney
Maurine Firestone
Alpha Xi
Mina Hudson
Ashland
Frances Adams
Richards
Lois McHenry
Grantville
Nadine Morrigan
Sigma’ Kappa
Anne Horning
Fopeka
Florence Bingham
Junction City
Geraldine Rogers
Alberta Ott
Bering Speer
Olathe
Winnefred Moore
Helen Moore
Galena
Juanita Miller
Muskogee
Corrine Mckee
Columbus
Dorris Spiders
Maude
Austinback
Fredonia
Nadine Cox
Iolaen Cox
Char
Weddings and arrivals mark Lawrence society page
Lieut Charles Griesa lands in New York from overseas and plans homeward. Luckan Murphy wedding at 521 Ten, Kansas City bound for Chicago then Oklahoma City. Anderson Johnson wedding at Pese Mount Fruit Farm with autumn decor. W C T I convention in Lecompton draws local attendance. notes on attendees and family ties of Lawrence residents.
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Lieut
Griesa
T. N. Griesa
Charles Griesa
New York
K. U. Stuent
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Delta 1
Anderson-Johnson
Pese Mount Fruit Farm
Olof Anderson
Anna Corolla
Arthur Edward Johnson
Kansas City
Victor Spong
Lutheran Church
Anna Carlson
P. Johnson
Albert Johnson
J. S. Jolson
R W. Johnson
Marl Olson
Spone
C. A. Carlson
J. Edwin Anderson
Cincinnati
Ohio
P. J. Peterson
Frei | Peterson
Mar Swaim
Lawrence
County WCT A delegates report strong year of growth
Devotionals led by Mrs. Mary Timmerman of Lawrence and Mrs. Popplewell of North Lawrence open the county convention. Unions from Eudora North Lawrence Lawrence Vinland Lecompton and Baldwin report good work and many new members. Officers elected include President Mrs L K Robinson of Eudora and Treasurer Mrs Hood of Lecompton. The Des Moines band provided music and readings were offered by Lecompton girls.
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Mary Timmerman
Lawrence
Popplewell
North Lawrence
Eudora
Vinland
Lecompton
Aldwin
Slack
Barbara Worley
L. K. Robinson
Bruner
Baldwin
Hood
Dunn
Gordon Them
Sherbon
Topeka
Jubilee Band
Local social notes and visits from the Barker area
The report lists residents visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns. It mentions gatherings with the Rockhold and Williams families, Minervian club activity, trips to Topeka and Lawrence, and visits to Anna Mitchell, Gentrys, and Beurmann. Also notes a Topeka Rose event, a group at Ship Gentry's, and a court sentence for assault by the Bullock brothers.
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R. W. Gorrill
Eskridge
Alva Rockhold
Dave Williams
Baldwin
E. M. Richards
Wm. Colman
Aileen
Anna Mitchell
Minervian Club
Minnie Kahle
Frances Patton
Lawrence
S. N. Gentrys
Jessamine Fugate
George Howell
Ernest Richards
Pauline
Carl Hird
Topeka
Lucille
Mildred
Robert Gentry
Seymour Gentry
Brooke Pontius
RW. Gorrill
Paul Winter
Helen Harshberger
W.D. Pontius
Corens Society
James Willis
J. H. Mitchell
Margaret
Anna
Iueille Gentry
Ed Beurmann
James Grimes
Siegel Roses
Pauline Richards
C. A. Richards
Rachel Carter
G. A. Bucheim
Ship Gentry
Plum Skin Causes Death in Drowning Case
London reports 15 year old Charles Feear died after suffocation from plum skin lodged in his windpipe during a swim at Limegrove Baths. Autopsy confirmed the unusual cause of death.
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London
Charles Feear
Limegrove Baths
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