The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-30
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ton and is at his home in Ellis.
Lieutenant Oakley Washburn visit
ed the Fort Hays Normal School on
January % and pa Lieutenant
Washburn was q student at the Fort
Hays Normal and played prominent
part In athletics. He has received
his discharge from Fort Sheridan.
Mrs. Washburn, nee Edna Lindsay
who received her life diploma here in
1918 has been quite i'll She is much
improved and is now visiting relatives
In Bunkerhill.
Mr.. Carl Johnson of Cove visited
his daughter, Ethel, and son, Carl,
last week.
"Pete" zeigler of Oakley visited
at the Fort Hays Normal Monday,
January 10th.
Harold Pyles, a former S. A. T. C.
man, has returned to school this Sc
mester. Mr.. Pyles will be part of
the Leader Staff. He is specializing
in English and Journalistic work.
Some of the students in Miss Woo
tons department are working with
charcoal these days-with varying
success excepting the acquiring of a
thick coat of it themselves.
Mr.. Shively is slowly recovering
from his severe attack of ''Hu." His
many friends viii be glad to welcome
him back into his usual haunts when
the "fu" permits.
Lorena Welty and Olive Sunder-
lund entertained at a special table
in the Normal Dining Hall, Thursday
evening, January 23rd, for Lieuten-
ant Washburn, P. Caspar Harvey,
Victoria Unruh, Ada Law and Jessie
Lee Scriven.
Misses Mary, Agnes and Anna
Brull entertained at six o'clock din
ner, Mary Norris, Victoria Unruh,
Kate Armstrong and Vivian Bone
brake on Sunday evening, January II
Mrs. Ruth B. Davis entertained her
Sunday school class Friday, January
"a, at her home. The guests were
asked to come dressed as ''little
girls" and to carry a doll. Nearly
every type of child was represented.
Games and humorous program fur
nished the evenings entertainment,
after which refreshments were served
The Seniors were entertained Sat
urday, January Is, at the home of
Miss Mary Brull. The evening was
spent in games and music. Refresh
ments were served.
The College Freshmen, chaperoned
went on a picnic Monday afternoon
January goth. After walking to the
fair grounds they amused themselves
with games until it began to grow
dark, when they built bon fire and
roasted wenies and made coffee. On
returning to town they formed line
party at the picture show.
Friday, January 18th the second
all school mixer of the year was held
in the gymnasium. A basket bal
game between the Normal Tigers
and the 'AH Stars was played, after
which the students were entertained
by inter class contests of a very
amusing character which put every
one present in a hilarious mood anC
voted the mixer a great success
Miss Wooton entertained a groul
of young ladies at a card party
. Thursday, January 16. Those presen
were: Miss Flanders, Miss Grass, Mis-
Condit, Elma Creighton, Lulu Ger
man, Agnes Arlington, Francis New
ton and Miss Wooton.
Miss Bertha Palmer entertained a
: her home on Tuesday evening, Janu
airy 18th, the following guests: Chas
: McDaniels, H. Hawkins, Gail Grass
Richard Kissing, Idaesther Truan
Helen Babb, Marie Weber.
: The young people of the Methods
church entertained on Saturday even
ing with their usual success.
The Sophomore class of the acade
!, my held a class party on Saturda
: night
= Mr.. Soderlund entertained hi
t French Students and the members 0