Society Notes Feature Miss Edith Hinesley Entertains Guests
In society columns Miss Edith Hinesley hosted an afternoon of atunution bridge tea for Miss Agnes Greenlees. The house sparkled with red hearts and cupids, a three course luncheon served, and a guest list including Mrs. Deli Talalson, Mrs. Meri ds Hartuldes, Miss Hinesley and many others. Presbyterians meet with Mrs. A Hen jey reporting on missionary work and the Mormon discussion, while the Baptists hosted students at the university with decorations and music from the Sur-Way School Orchestra. Socials attached to various clubs and receptions close the week with Whist, lavender decor, and a large group of young people enjoying the church events and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Greenlees
Edith Hinesley
Agnes
Greenlees
Astors
Deli Italealson
Mrieds Hartuldes
Olle Bar Leldes
Jack Dausreyge
Maus Wilhednt
Mable Harber
Margaret Perkin
Mtaraatet
Panery
Oreta Mayore
Hot Giblet
Luwling Saif
Cretelie Hoakin
Nellee@Keentees
Nelle
Hud Sm
Julian Fenhausen
Ruth Daek- Sit
Adrienne Atkinson
Jane Fitz
Kernive
Fredricka Fiike
Dasa City
Miss Hinesley
A. Hen Jey
The
Missionary Society
Iaynes
Blair
Elliott
Mentygomery Mir
Woman's Missionary Society
Park Dny
Social Season Opens With Sigma Kappa Party At Eekes Hall
The Sigma Kappa sorority hosted a large social event at Eeke's Hall with dancing and music by Arvid Franks. Attendees included Mivy Myers, Fern Wilson, Clara Powell, Claire Hauittman, Eloise Stevenson, Julian Wenhausen, Helen Kern, Kitty Sneith, and many others from Lawrence and Topeka. The gathering featured a post party guest list of notable locals, a second event planned for October includes a dinner whist at Reko's Trail and a surprise reception hosted by Rev and Mrs Maughlin. A later note mentions a grand D A R ball next month at Fraternal Hall with elaborate decorations and a ceremonial procession, plus a wedding of Miss Mary Carpenter and Mr. Stook with plans for a honeymoon trip.
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Sigma Kappa
Eeke’s
Ina
Arvid Franks
Sorority
Mivy Myers
Hayes St Fern Wilson
Clara Powell
Glatus ‘Caley Afni
Clare Hauitman
Floss Jene Lihess
Ure Pal- Nice
Eloise Stevenson
Jost ‘Land
Run
Julian Wenhausen
Helen Kern
Kitty Sneith
Helen ‘Ke
Millard Clangon
Neeley
Myon
Johnzon
Garl
Rank
Ing
Nate Tilley
Ray Dunmire
John Hamilton
Sandy Hamilton
Randolphi Kennedy
Arthur Hoffman
Tod’ Bor
Merle Mason
Bob Davis
Guy Shritz
Karl Jones
Joe Gusikill
Juzelton
Ralpherry
Cluster Cessimhai
Warner Cary
Toe
Velite
Second Presbyterian Church
D. A.B
Daughters of the American Revolution
Boston
Attairt
Students Host Informal Reception for New Arrivals
The United Presbyterian and Achoth groups hosted informal receptions for new students at local homes. About fifty guests attended the United Presbyterian event at J. W. Starrett’s residence, with ice cream and cake served. Sigma Nu pledges and Pi Beta Phi pledges announced among campus social activities. The notices list numerous pledges across sororities and fraternities, plus references to rector and club plans for 1913-1914.
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Ee Methodist Church
Ev “Avas
United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
J. W. Starrett
Residents travel and local notices fill Kansas City day trip
A jumble of names shows Mrs. ont Gail Hall Miss Maggie Bell Long and many others moving about Kansas City for visits, trips, or errands. Mentions of church events at First Christian Church in Euccue with Rev. McWarland and speaker Gilbert Fenton. A note on a famed 325,000 pearl necklace and assorted local ads finish the page.
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First Christian Church
Kentucky
Berkley Street
Euxcue
McWarland
Bible School
Endeavor Societies
Gilbert
Fenton
Topeka
Etork
Moving Picture Machine
Market Report from Kansas City on Sept 27
Associated Press reports receipts of 1,000 cattle with market steady. Prime feed steers and other cattle noted, eggs and cash wheats unchanged. Oats and hay markets varied slightly with receipts of 66 wheat cars and corn figures near 74 to 73 cents, with multiple future dates listed.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Insanity Case and Death Notices From Local Court and City
Lamb remanded to custody after disruption of peace on Massachusetts street. Relatives petition for sanity exam. jury trials discuss prior confinements and state board decisions. Mrs. John Buch dies at 104 New Jersey Street after long illness. survivors include husband and three sons. London notices: China’s three-day ultimatum to Japan expires with no apology from General Chang Hsin. Local business reports, piano rentals, and a string of small advertisements fill the page.
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Lamb
Massachusetts
A.W. Clark
Bett
Dale
A. L Cox
Charles Metlady
Lindley
Probate
State Board of Control
Lorigys
North Dist
John Buch
John Bueh
New Jersey Street
Bach
Jis
London
China
Japan
Jin
Shanghai
Change Hsyn
Hid
Neo
Classified Advertisement Fragments From Old Journal
The snippet shows assorted urban classifieds: rental offers with rooms and baths, a three room house for rent, sale items including feathers and a piano, canoe for sale, multiple WANTED notices for cooks, maids, a dressmaker, and a loan request for home construction. Several names and addresses appear in fragmented form, indicating a bustling mid century local classifieds page.
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E. Elliott
Bell
New York’ Street
Wil Cushiqn
F. Mouse
Tormessey
RK. E
Thunseve Street
Rook
Kent Ay Bell
William
Iardy
Ferns
St. Bell
West Side
Care Journal
World
Scare Journal- World
Obie St
J. Ky McBrady
Chicago
Timothy Seed
de Leval
Young
Nantes
Clevenger & Green
Corning Money
The
Home Brilliants
Alen- Sparks, Gas, Light! Co
Lansing
Mi¢h
Grocery items and prices in old catalog page
The list shows various grocery items and prices including soaps, beans, oats, toothpaste, oil, matches, and canned goods. It references brands like Ben Hur Soap and Gottelene and mentions items such as Silk Soap, Red Alaska Salmon, Pink Salmon, Nutra Oats, and Blue Matches. The text resembles a period shopping catalog or store inventory with scattered pricing and product names.
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Palnale
I. Galdeb
Pickwick Colfbe
Roe Spot Cash
Clngrass Coffer
Newport
Eans
Gottelene
Tate
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Carroll's
Smith’s News Depot
Mass
Moltbes
Brown
Baptist Recention
Sur- Way
Estur Roberts
Liegest
Hyner
Bobbi
Lavendar
Stonyawiosie
Strickland
Christian Church
U. S.C. BE
Mit Maethai Hunter
Edith “Coupe Lene Youn
Alin Smith
Harry
Christian Endeavor Union
Christian War Union
Lawrynerea
Hadretian
Dilber
Fentan of
Papeka
Ures
Vreshy
Ioriate Olutres
LML
Elizabeth Morrow
Orlando Lytle
Harold Lytle
Cherry
Walvis Pere
Wieceman
Rex
Bob Leonard
Margarita Fisher
Helen Hale
Steodnt
Utena
Mauri Materlink
Guiod
Pelleas
Melisande
Sigma Kappa Dance
Genevieve Chalkley
W.ick. Stubbs
Lawrence
A. Tulinston
Johar Lia
Eil Worth
Pat Reko
John L. Xibworth
Dorothy Morrege
Margaret Fitel
Eleanor Atkinson
Charlotte Kreek
Va Andersel
Bernice Barker
Kena Lynn
Fay Doddert
Nellie May Stall
Arlene Griffiths
Mul Deroy Morrow
E. Webb
Lawrennea
Grace May
Fred Tunter
Webb, Howe
Webb O
Wopeka
Hunter
Calanda
Williamstown
Kan
An. . Lawrence
Fisher
Keokuk
Iowa
Ella’ Engle
Anna Richardson
Francis Stuart
Mexico
Asheriey
Sarah Stuart
England
Sara Richardson
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Minnie Smith
Walto
A. Nakuyai
Lynne Wiley
Carter-Brock
Che Warrior
Mout
Carter Ain
Fie Petersen Brock Nikes
Andl Als
Carter
Aml
Ot. Prack
Raby Osstord
Meanie Danherman
Dicker
Stook
Redmanite
Prades
Sigma Ni
Adpha Chi Sigma
Mir Hed Churk
A. B. Carter
Aun
St. Louis
Derby
al Winfeld
Kanae
Camera Club
Elt
Tennessee Street
McKinley
Quivira Club
C. W. Carman
Lexington
Benjamin
Wentworth Academy
Cuorrent
D. M. Donakin
Massachusetts Street
Sigma Nu
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Fred Harding
Humboldt
Charles Carmine
Carthage
May
Stuart Sherman
Hutchinson
Achoth
Miss Iendolin
Long Olf Madison
Phi Alpha Delta
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Paul Ross
W. J. Myers
Pi Beta Phi
Amerle Bedell
Rebecca Cooper
Mad Miller
Vielita
Edith Cubbison
Stella Bedell
Elizabeth, Brown
Kansas, City, Kansas
Hazel Gould
Missouri
Ghidys Luckin
Dorothy Brown
Haptin
Sigma Kappa Mona Chive
Columbus
Kansas
Irene Fareas
Ube
Fern Wilson
Boise
Idaho
Dora Palmur
Mary Myers
Lawrene
Kitty Smith
Burlington
Josephine Landuin
Gudys Colsot Lawrence
Lucille McCormick
Phillipsburg
Stella Steubs
iLafwrence
Kappa
Kappa Gamma
Treitien Wens
Lopeka Tohaw
Henry Baker
Ur. McClelland
A. E. Root
Theasanton Pho
Ana
W S. Everett
Olig McFarlane
Kansans City
Bert
Ont
City
Gail Hall
Oklahoma
Chas K. Sutlim
Kansas’ City
Mona Derge
W. H. Dodderidge
A. Hi- Undderidgy
White City
Way Dofderidge
Gladys Bowen
C. Peynell
Ross Wall
Clyde Hornbaker
Chi“engy
Chivazu University
Green
Lovejoy
Mantington
New York
Ella Brass
Los Angeles
California
Timous
Ae Bergendael
Prilit Ivey
Sunshine
Plank's Grocery and Market
Indiana Street
Plank 'S
Ind
G. A. Hamman
Dick Brothers
B.L
Piaew
Selines
J. Wi. Jenkins
Soul Music Cay
L. Tint
Lmited
Inti
Raymond
Queen City College System
Wes. Luckan
C. Marw Brows
Reymonds
Metalluch
Hoadley
Warren Street
Nish
Raymond's ‘Trug
Sensation Coffee
John Seymour
the Fairfax