Society notes on pre nuptial courtesy and club events
A roster of society activities includes Miss Virginia Pendleton's forthcoming marriage on October 12 and multiple luncheons and bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Wallabe Payne Mrs Clyde Miller Mrs Vernon Smith Miss Marcia Raty and Miss Die Wilhelmi. University faculty events plus Phi Delta Chi notices and dining for Methodist students fill the social calendar.
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Virginia, Pendleton
Wallabe Payne
Topeka
Bridge
Clyde Miller
Marcia Raty
Miss Pendleton
Vernon Smith
Colonial Tea Room
Helen Skilton
Die Wilhelmi
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Marriage of Philip Pontius to Miss Killa Erickson
Announcements report the marriage of Philip Pontius and Miss Killa Erickson of Breckenridge Minnesota. Pontius, a University of Kansas graduate and Delta Sigma Lambda member, is the son of Mr and Mrs W D Pontius. Birth notice notes Robert Anthony Franklin born September 25 to Mr and Mrs Harold M Franklin of Kansas City.
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W. D. Pontius
Philip
Killa Erickson
Breckenridge, Minn
Pontius
University of Kansas
Delta Sigma Lambda Fraternity
Robert Anthony
Harold M. Franklin
Kansas City
Franklin
Lucille Tibball
Lawrence
Birthday tribute and bridge party noted for club calendar
A showing of The Cat and the Canary marks a birthday celebration followed by cake and refreshments at the Maxon home. The first Friday bridge party of the season for the Business and Professional Women's Club will be held tomorrow at the club rooms with Mrs Louise Floyd and Miss Carrie Thompson as hostesses.
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Lotus Club
M.A. Gorrill
Ohio St
Helen Rhoda [Hoopes
Kansasity Quill Club
Baltimore
Kansas Authors’ Club
Aliss Hoopes
Kansas
Topeka
Thomas
Applewell
Topekin
Beni
H. B. Peakrs
Washington, D.C
Titchell
Harald Constant
Tommy Constant
Vening
Cat and the
Maxon
Louise Floyd
Carrie Thompson
Ee Ae
Personal notices detail Kansas City trips and family updates
Mrs Edith Miller and Mrs C W Boff will travel to Kansas City to spend the day. Mrs George Frantz of Topeka is slowly recovering after a serious operation and her son Kenneth Frantz is seriously ill. Several others, including Miss Edna Hartwell and Mrs J B R Dygon, spent the day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs J A Bishop returned to Marquan Mo after visiting R E Bishop. Many others traveled for visits and shopping, with mentions of Topeka, Linwood high school, Bonner Springs, and Dallas plans for Gibbs family past residence. A large group, with Mrs A W Lamb and Mrs Emmett Walker, undertook various journeys, and Mrs Lamb returned from Colorado this week.
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Edith Miller
C. W. Boff
Kansas City
George Frantz
Topeka
A. W. Lamb
Kenneth Frantz
J. BR. Dygon
C. ¥. Kent
W. Atkinson
J. A. Bishop
Marquan
R. E. Bishop
Edna Hartwell
John Edmonds
Louis Bowman
Mabel Campbell
Linwood High School
W. B. Campbel
L. Mark Brown
Bonner Springs
5. Brock
Leona Allen
B. B. Beery
Frank Pringle
Guy “Pennock
Kansas” City
M. C. Hines
HL Gibbs
Ming
Dallas
Texas
Lawrenceton
Ksrs
Gibbs
Brisco
Colorado
Emmett Walker
McFarland
Bonnie
John Maxon
Paris Conference Draws Women to Shops Over Talks
Paris shoppers lure women delegates away from interparliamentary conference sessions. Opening remarks attracted a dozen women, dropping to four the next day, with a final session noting Briand’s famed voice. His violinlike singing and bachelor status drew crowds to the gallery during League of Nations talks in Paris and Geneva.
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Paris
Senate Chamber
M. Briand
Geneva
Census error adds 23 to France population
Paris AP reports a decreed correction increasing France’s official population to 40 745 874 from 40 745 851 after 23 inhabitants of Honnpcoutts near Cambrai were overlooked in the last census. The president and interior minister signed the decree correcting the total.
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Paris
France
Honnpcoutts
Cambrai
Republic
Interior
Cooked Ants Delicacy Noted by Globe Trotter
A London reader reports on edible ants in Uganda saying residents savor both raw and cooked forms. Hospitals reportedly serve boiled ants to patients and children buy portions wrapped in banana leaves. The piece also notes Westminster Abbey windows were washed this summer for the first time in sixty years.
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London
Globe
Uganda
Westminster Abbey
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elks Club Reams
CN Oclock
D. M. Swarthaut
Gamma Thin Reta
Ralph Baldwin
Betty Cammabell
Ruth Var River
Laugene Simonds
Constance Nuckles
Wefack
Girie
Phi Delta Chi
Lawrence Brown
Tester Kampmier
Edwin Maller
Bana
Glendar
Glen Wolfe
GHN
Wichita
Truman- ¢ Eoaw
Mat Lester
Freeland
Everest
Lawrence Hederer
Blue Mound
James Hubbard Previy
Barteldes
Ring Bridge Club
M Bortie Baan
Rhode Island
Juanita Marie
Ricker Hall
Ohiotreet
Methodist
Kk. Price
Dzake
Austin van Allred Kinshaw
Reign
Mant Ang
Elizabeth Henderseor
Dorothy Brock
Miss Palenaske
Carl Hepy
Roland Tiegreors
Eric Eriksen
N. Club
Midland Rural Club
W. W. Ware
Kate Tons
Galen’ Ware
Thomson
Liberty, Mo
Sterling
Publishers Syndicate
Frank Arnold
Billy Mayfield
Verbellius
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Gotham
Ceorgettes
Jerseys
Onyx
Pointex
Globe Trotter
Raquel
Bolivia
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