Third Annual Commencement at Central College for Women
The thirty third annual commencement of Central College for Women featured an art reception with student displays under Mrs. Rose, a vocal and piano recital by Expression and Music departments led by Mrs. A W Allen and Mr F Conrad, and a keynote sermon by Bishop E D Mouzon. The week closed with class day events, a loving cup for future classes, and an alumnae business session joining the class of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srty
Central For
Eural College
West
Oll Shited
Mo F. Conrad
Ich
Conrad
Doe
Allen
Rose
Vivian Warner
China
Rylie Wing
Ciliffie Dillingham
Mildred Mae Musser
Josephine Deane Shelton
Central College
Old Girls' Club meeting at Central College Lexing
The Central College Girls Club of Lexington hosted an afternoon meeting for alumni with seventy five to a hundred attendees. Mrs T Ryland led informal talks and reminiscences from members who attended Central up to thirty one years ago. The graduation exercises followed with Rev Ivan Leo Hot delivering the class address on The Quest of Happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College Girls’ Club
Lexington
T. Ryland
Bettie Belle Perrie
Central
Locyton
Gentral College
St. Louis
Kansas City
Far Plans
Ivan Leo Hot
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Cay
Joe Hinesley
Maxian Clark
Alumnae Banquet and Grand Concert At College
Alumni held a Monday banquet with classical selections and readings, welcoming the class of 1912 and Miss Lay Ringon. Tuesday an outdoor breakfast at The Point preceded a grand concert featuring senior pianists and vocalists, with notable performances by Miss Brill Miss Reagan and Miss Field and solos by Miss Rothrock and Miss Marvin.
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Hadl
Aludaae
Layvile Ringon
Pauline Sellers
Nettie Marvin
Missouri River
Callege
Pitbh
Miss Brill
Reagan
Mic Field
Appleuse
Mixa Brill
Piel
Night Hymns at Sea and College Commencement Highlights
A graduation ceremony featured Dr Williams delivering the closing remarks to graduates, followed by choral performances of Lift Thine Eyes by Mendelssohn. Scholarships and medals were awarded to Lillian Starr, Tey Macey, Marguerite Clarke, Madge Taylor, and others. A new Domestic Science department was announced along with plans for a pipe organ and a registered nurse for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goring Thomas
Willliams Mde
Clark
Reagan
Field
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Lillian Starr
Hardin, Mo
Tey Macey
Gallatin
Chicago University
Palnore
Williams
Pattie Elizabeth Clark
Marguerite Hobsin Clarke
Donald Maridad Mesa
Mildred Mae Musser
Isabel Craigy Rader
Agnes Laille Reagen
Jessie Agnes Bharp
Josephine Elizabeth
Marian Ball Clark
Nettie Wilson Freedendall
Minnie Viola Rothrock
Ruby Elizabeth Smith
Jane Groves Wettendorf
Faye Marvin Brill
Ruth Jeannette Field
Agnes Lucille Reagan
Marguerite Hobson Clarke
Josephine
Miss Keith Hosts Friday Evening Dance at Main Street Home
Miss Keith entertained guests Friday at her Main Street home with a dance party for twenty couples. Evans' orchestra provided music while the lower floor was turned into a spacious hall. Ice cream cake and punch were served as Miss Mae Ginley, Miss White, and Miss Dingle from Moberly attended, alongside Miss Stapp and Miss Carl from Richmond who arrived Friday afternoon to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikey Nadine Keith
Main Street
Mae Ginley
Miss White
Miss Dingle
Moberly
Evans
Miss Stapp
Miss Carl
Richmond
Crossley for Senator in 17th District Race
Hon Wallace Crossing of Warrensburg seeks the 17th district senate seat succeeding James P Ching. Crossley, a seasoned former member of the 43rd 44th and 45th General Assemblies, is urged as an opposition free nominee given Johnson county rotating claim and Chinn set a high standard, with Crossley seen as capable and credit to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Ching
Wallace Crossing
Warrensburg
Johnson County
Crossley
General Assembly
Crossley Ah
Chinn
Lim
A Good Rain Delivers Heavy Evening Downpour
A strong rain fell Wednesday evening after a cloudy afternoon. The storm brought wind and lightning but caused no damage. Floods descended in time, improving conditions despite initial forecasts of no rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Schroeder Released After Embezzlement Hearing
The Friday hearing of J. A. Schroeder for embezzlement before Justices J. J. Harding resulted in his release. The defendant paid the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Schroeder
J. J. Harding
Robent of visitors and travelers in Kansas City scene
Miss Rheba Welsh, who had been visiting Miss Elizabeth Wilson, returned Friday to Kansas City. Capt and Mrs A A Lesueur left Saturday for their home in Antlers Okla after a week's visit here with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheba Welsh
Elizabeth Wilson
Kansas City
A. A. Lesueur
Antlers
Oklo
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Central College For Women
Expression
Miss Clark
Mise Shelton
Miss Smith
Kathryn Clark
Mary Johnson
Lewis Rand
the Mothers of Eddvarrd
Myra Kelly
Chow
D. FR. Conrad
Jo Thimessey
Marian Clark
A. W. Allen
Ruth Field
Fay Brill
Wm. Anil, Jr
H. K. St. Clair
T. B. Ramsey
John Price
E. D. Mouzon
San Antonio
Texas
Mouzon
Methodist Church
Uartit
Israel
C. T. Ryland
Isabel Rader
Greater Central College For
OLD Girls’ Club
Hithin
Land of the Sky Blue Water
Homer Mother
Lucile Reagan
Lucia di
Strauss
Tausig
Schubert
Ruth Finld
Leon
Liszt
Jane Wettendorf
Ashford Burearolle
Fioffman-Lynrs
Sonaté Pathe
Eli Pue
Jinnie Rothrock
Don Carlos
Verdi
Fay Marvin Brill
Soil
la Nataie Thame Rereeuse
Minsky
Dep Froghting
Z. M. Williams
B.D. Mouxon
San Antondo
Perry S
John Rader
Jefferson City
Ivan Lee Holt
Cape Girardeau
W. B. Palmore
C. S
Lawson
J T. Hurt
N.C. Maytum
Polo
Jeanette Ward Harter
Uereill
Lucile McClure
Hughesville
F. Ti. Field
L. F. Clark
Velma Clark
Anna Mase Zentmeyer
Higginsville
W. M. Groves
Lucile Reynolds
Cordes
A. M. Shoop
Frances Shoop
Hale
Opal Lonwroy
Neodosha
Kans
Catheast
Marion
Iowa
Margaret Clarke
Owensboro
Jas. Clarke
Sunny Side
Virginia
Roy Rucker
Keytonville
Nell Kinkead
Howe
Miss Keith
Senator
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