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THE SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
SOCIETY
Jerome S. Kochler, LLB,21), and Edwin R. Bauman, LLB, '21), were successful applicants for admittance to the State Bair Association week, were through Lawrence Sunday on their way to Kansas City.
William J. Dixon, e'22, spent the week end in Lawrence visiting friends.
Professor Joseph I. Farrell, of San Diego, Cal., spent the week end in Lawrence visiting his sister, Miss Bella Farrell. Professor Farrell was formerly professor of music in the School of Fine Arts here. During the past year its Farrell has been secretary to Miss Corbin.
George R. Woodward, of K. U. athletic fame, has been in Lawrence the past week with his wife who has undergone an operation for appendicitis. Coach Woodward, commonly known in Lawrence as "Hook," has been in charge of athletics at Hays High School during the last school term. He led the Lawrence High School through the winter of 1919 and '20. Coach Woodward will be at Hays again next winter. He is at present employed to teach athletics in the summer session of the Hays Normal School,
Matrimonial Call Obeyed by K U. Graduates in Several Places
JUNE IS WEDDING SEASON
As everyone knows, June is the wedding season for college graduates as well as other folks in Kansas. Once in a while, some of the under graduate students find that they cannot longer resist the call to matrimonial bliss but are instead forced to apply as adults layer until their friends put the elbowment secrets from them.
One of the important weddings of last week according to the Kansas City paper was the marriage at Kansas City, Kansas, last Wednesday evening. June 22, Miss Julia Margaret Lodge, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. V. Lodge, to Mr. Earl T. Hovey. The bride graduated from the University of Kansas in the class of 1900 and went on to work for the Phi Beta sorority and the Torch honorary society. The groom is a senior in the law school at Kansas City.
The Rev. G. Franklin Ream, pastor of the Washington Avenue Methodist church, read the double ring ceremony before an altar of forms and palms. before an altar of flowers and a ribbon. Ritchie of Soldier, Kansas, "at Dawning" and Miss Mary Virginia Barker, of Girard, played the wedding march. Miss Mildred Howey, sister of the bridegroom, attended as maid of honor. Neal Alleman was best man and a cousin of the bride, Sarah and carried the rings on a white satin cushion.
Mr. and Mrs. Hovey are spending their honeymoon in Colorado and will be "at home" after July 15 at their wedding. *Lodge, near White Church, Kannas.*
WYNN-DAUGHERTY
Miss Edith Wymn, who graduates with the class of 1919, became the bride of Mr. William Arthur Daughtery, of Tulsa,oklahoma, at a church wedding in the Trinity Lutheran church of Lawrence last Saturday. At a church wedding, the pastor of the church, returned from summer vacation in Colorado to officiate. Floral decorations festooned the church and many relatives and friends attended, this being Miss Wymn's home before she accepted a situation in Tulsa, Okla., as a graduate of the University of Missouri law school.
The sister of the bride, Miss Louella Wynn was bridesmaid and Mr. Justin Roark, a cousin of the groom, was best man. The ushers were Miss Madeline Schultz and Miss Ruth Eriksen, of Lawrence.
Tulsa has been selected as the home city of Mr and Mrs. Daugherty after completing their hymnemony,
PHILLIPS-MARSHALL
Anouncement has been made of the marriage of Miss Jeanette Phillips and Jack Marshall which took place last week. The bride attended the University last year and is a member of the Pia Beta Phi sorority. Mr. Marshall was also a K. U. student last year and is a member of Delta Unison.
DYKES-PEGUEg
The marriage of Miss Ada Dykes and Mr. Henry Peugel will take place this evening in Lebanon, Kans. Both are former K. students. Studied at Columbia University. Circles. Miss Dykes is a member of Pi Beta Phi and Mr. Peugel is a Phi Kappa Psi.
Roll of Summer Session Students
The Summer Session Kansan is publishing the names and Lawrence addresses of the Summer Session students as rapidly a space will permit. The following is additional to the list that wa started in the Kansan for Tuesday, June 21:
MEN
(Continued from last issue.)
oering, Raymond Ed., 1222 Miss.
Jowell, Frank S., 1222 Miss.
Kenney, James T., 1222 Miss.
Dugan, Rolla Carlton, 512 Ohio.
Dungan, R. Melburn, 100 Ind.
Dunn, Paul B., 745 La.
Lausat, Liam K., 1024 La.
Dyer, Raymond J., 1537-12 Tenn.
Easterling, Chas J., 1633 Del.
Eastwood, Ailes, 1105 Missouri.
Elaworth, W. F., 1164 Ohio.
Elliott, Ed. A.
Ellison, Geo. S,
Elaworth, City, Y.M.C.A.
Elaworth, W. F., 1164 Tenn.
Elvery, C. Thomas, 1244 L.
Erny, F. G.
Flemke, A. Lo, 1215 Oread
Evans, Leo, 1134 Ky.
Fewing, E. G.
Fabian, T., 1400 R. I.
Fahrenheit, 1530 Ky.
Farris, Harry, 1225 Oread
Farris, O. S.
Fauley, Leon E., 1301 Tenn.
Farris, Leon E., 1015 Ky.
Ferguson, Samuel H., 1333 Tenn.
Ferguson, E. Robert, 1608 Edgehill.
Ferpont, K., 1043 Ind.
Field, Frederick Millard, Y.M.C.A.
Filson, Geo. W., 1312 Ohio.
Fieth, Howard M., 1295 Ky.
Fieth, Howard M., 705 Ohio.
Fitzmorris, Morris, 1439 Tenn.
Fixley, Everett V., 1308 Twt.
Hofman, Herman C., 1338 Ohio.
Frederick, James V., 1344 Ky.
Arthur Alexander, 19 W
Gafney, Ray E., 926 Ind.
Gagliardo, Domenico, 1238 Tenn.
Gard, Geo. Ed, 1409 Tenn.
Garden, James Neepley, 1238 Oread.
Garwin, H. H., 1228 Ohio.
Garwin, Arthur E., 1614 Ky.
Garlicha, Richard W., 745 Lak.
Gatewood, Alexander J., 2044 Tenn.
Germann, Walter H., 1228 Ohio.
Germann, Walter H., 1709 Lak.
Germon, John L., 1336 Tenn.
Gibson, Harry V., 1229 Lak.
Glahn, Robert J., 1336 Tenn.
Gewock, Laird V., 1225 Oread.
Gomel, Ray G., 1228 Lak.
Goodman, LeRoy, 1216 Ohio.
Goodman, Kenneth Howard.
Gould, Clay R., 1134 Lak.
Gould, Rahp, 1026 Ohio.
Graves, Walter G., 300 W. 14th St.
Gray, Claudia S., 1026 Ohio.
Greyber, Gregory G., 1015 Ky.
Greyber, Stanley M., 1313 Vt.
Griffith, Wm. Henry, 1336 Vt.
Grosshe, John F., 1257 Tenn.
Hackney, Myron Marsell, 1228 Lak.
Haddock, Marsell, 1301 Mich.
Hake, Wren, 745 Lak.
Hare, Raymond, Haskell Inst.
Hallock
Imamilton, Wavman Geo., 1215 N. J.
Garnis, Ernest Louis
Harris, 1246 Orcad
Harris, Clarence A., 23 E. 19th.
Harris, John Carter, 1226 Ln.
Harrison, Alvie Brook, 1042 Ind.
Harrison, Harrison, 1098 Teen.
Harrison, Muriel, 1901 Harter.
Harter, A. 1127 Ohio
Hasseg, Coe Edwards, 1333 Teen.
Hawk, Grant Morray, 810 Ala.
Howard, Grant Morray, 1095 Teen.
1087 Teen
Hays, Claude Armont, 1257 Oread.
Haseau, Loren Stewart, 1614 Kry.
Heidrick, Gilbert F. 1424 La.
Heinrich, Martin H. 1301 Kry.
Heinom, Norman 1301 Kry.
Henry, Stone Nathaniel, 722 Conn.
Hesperer, Wm. Wilder, 1301 Mch.
Herron, Norman 1301 Mch.
Herron, Allen Murray, 1119 Ky.
Hess, Chas, G. 1027 Miss.
Hictler, Donald M. of, 1027 Miss.
Hilshut, Luther 1229 Ohio.
Hillstone, Lane Warmer, 1001 Miss.
Hill, Chas, Warren.
Hines, Cahs, C. 1301 Tenn.
Hobbs, Russie Eugene, 1236 Oread.
Holmes, Rustine J. 1336 Vt.
Hogg, Ira Dwight, R. 2.
Hollingberry, Geo P., 1213 Ohio.
Hoever, Kevin B. 1009 Kry.
Hoover, Wm. Thomas, 1009 Ky.
Horr, Worthy H. No, 7 Jackson Bldg.
Houston, James Henry.
Hout, Gau lauy, H. 1248 Tenn.
Hoyt, Worthy H., 1225 Oread.
(*This list will be continued in the*
list will be continued in next issue of the Kansan.)
(Continued from last issue.)
Conboy, Leila Frances, 1512 Ky.
Couboy, Maris Sara, 1312 Ky.
Conn, Emily, 1300 Haskell Ave.
Conn, Gortrude, 1121 Ahe.
Conn, David, 1121 Ahe.
Constant, Olive Jane, 624 Ky.
Converse, Helen Ruth, 1332 Lau.
Coots, Elizabeth
Cook, Bernice, 1301 1-2 Tenn.
Corn, Laura E., 1255 Oread.
Corn, Laura E., 1255 Oread.
Cogriff, Nellie Cecelia.
Cowan, Ella Frances, 036 N. H.
Cox, Johnne M., 601 Lau.
Cloak, Johnne M., 601 Lau.
Crawford, Lucy C., 1313 Vt.
Crim, Adèle Montgomery, 746 Lau.
Crowder, Roma L., 729 1424 Tenn.
Crowchwait, Ora, 1200 Tenn.
Crowwell, J. C., 1831 Barker.
Cutter, Mary J., 1600 Tenn.
Davis, Anna L., 1301 Ohio
Davis, Martine, 1319 Tenn.
Davis, Ernest Elizabeth, 1600 Tenn.
Davis, Anna L., 1301 Ohio
Dewan, Trottie, 1230 Oread.
Deen, Doephna Elizabeth, 17 E. 114
Deason, Myrtle Ida, 1300 N. H.
DeCoursey, Mary Edmund, 1340 Ky.
Desmond, Immaculata, 1340 Ky.
DeWoody, Linda Donnelle, 1046 1-2
Dickerman, K. Annia, 1200 Oread.
Dietrich, Ada Mikael 1201 Ky.
Dietrich, Marjorie May, 1345 Mo.
Dirett, Marcus Oread.
Drolls, Isabelle, 1231 Oread.
Dills, Marguerite, 1231 Oread
Dingstedt, Minnie Augusta, 832 La.
Dittorne, Myrte Eidre Oread.
Drittner, Myrte Eidre, 1341 Ky.
Dollie, Carlee Cella, 1301 R.I.
Dolan, Frances Anna, 1255 Ky.
Dougass, Emma M., 1255 Oread.
Dunnice, Ruth, 945 Missouri.
Eastwood, Lorraine, 1124 Mose
Eggleston, Myrte N., 1259 N.Y.
Eggleston, Emma M., 1255 Oread.
Dunnice, Ruth, 945 Missouri.
Eastwood, Lorraine, 1124 Mose
Eggleston, Myrte N., 1259 N.Y.
Eggleston, Emma M., 1255 Oread.
Ellerberger, Hula Lillian, 1214 Tenn
Eggleston, Mary Agnes, 1063 H.N.
Ellington, Princess Allene, 839 Mose
Elliott, Jeanette Herriot, 1416 W.Thick
Elliott, Maurie Herriot, 1416 W.Thick
Elliott, Dorothy Albert, 1300 N.H.
Erbacher, Gozenaga, 1340 Ky.
Evans, Frances Lee, 1145 La.
Fairbairn, Ruth
Flemmy, Lola, 1111 Ala.
Enlow
Garrett, Madge Bertha, 1247 Ohio
Giger,斯蒂 Charlotte, 1122 Ohio
Gitter,朱丽莎 Lacey, 1212 Term.
Gilmore,Luise, 1328 Ky.
Glinore, Isabel Elizabetta, 319 E. 71
Glippe,Nicola Meltvie, 1250 Ky.
Gliron,David, 1127 Ky.
Glenm, Bertha Lee, 1165 Ky.
Gleenn, Fannie Lauc, 886 Miss.
Gleditsch,Richelle, 1125 Ky.
Goldwin, Iqal Alcee, 820 E. 144
Googins,Dorothy Armel, 1217 Ky.
Gordon, Alice L, 841 La.
Gross, M. 912 La.
Gould, Edythe Eather, 912 Ala.
Graber,Bernice, 432 Ohio
Graham,Jeremy, 185 Mass.
Graham,Jean
Grassley,Edith Japhe, 1359 Ohio
Graham,Jim
Graws,Mary Elizabeth
Green, Phyllis Elizabeth, 1425 N. Y.
Greder,Mary M., 1252 Ky.
Griffith,Glendale, 1601 Ohio
Grinter, Edith H.
(This list will be continued in the next issue of the Kansan.)
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Summer Joys
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Professor Prunty Married
Announcement has been made of
the wedding of Prof. Merle C. Prunty,
of the department of education,
to Miss Grace Echo, of Kansas City,
Mo., Saturday.
Professor Prunty is a former resident of Tulsa, Oka, where she will make their home after September 1. Before leaving the University, Prounty volunteered with a volume entitled, "Love Sutton of a Portuguese," by his class.
Harry Iyle, e'23, has left for his home in Tressett, Kansas, called home by the death of his father, Mr. Iyle, better known on the football field as "Red" Iyle, has been acting as one of the life guardss at Potters Lake. Emerson Martin will take his place while he is gone.
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Vivian Reule, fa'23, of Kansas City, Mo., spent the week end in Lawrence. She attended the Sigma Gamma Rho chapter, the chapter house Friday night.
Jay J. Jakowski, B. S., '20, who has been teaching in the University of Utah for the past year, is spending time in Lawrence, visiting friends.
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The Thayer Art exhibit will be open from 2 o'clock to 4 o'clock every Wednesday.
Anouncement was made this morning that the Thayer Art exhibit would be open next. Wednesday afternoon from 2 o'clock to 4 o'clock.
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Agnes Jeffries, c'23, was ill at her home in Kansas City last week.
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Miss Edith White, A.B.19, entertained at a bridge breakfast Saturday morning at 6 o'clock. Miss Annette Fugate, A.B.20, whose marriage to Mr. Harold Matoon, A.B.19, is an event of the coming week, was the honored guest. Those present were: Thelma White, Dorothy White, Lucile Edgar, Louise Brecker, Annette, Jessamine and Josephine Fugate; Lucy and Mary Hackman, Zania Tuttle and Gertrude LaCoss.
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Esther Jane Kiddoo spent the week end with relatives in Kansas City, Mo.
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