Society Notes From Kansas City Social Circles
A montage of social events across Kansas City includes dinners for Miss Marion Sloan of Cleveland a trousseau tea for Miss Georgina Stayton and a luncheon at the Kansas City Country Club honoring Miss Betty Faye Smith. Guests include Miss Sloan in Ohio and Berkeley Calif., Mrs Clyde Porter and Mrs Carson Cowherd among others. The New Kansas City Club hosts a dinner dance at Lake Quivira while weddings and travels unfold across Liberty and nearby states. Additional items cover church circles, bridge parties and a Delta Gamma trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Porter
Marion Sloan
Cleveland
National Girl Scout
Miss Sloan
Carson E. Cowherd
George Cook Jordan
Kansas City Country Club
Betty Faye Smith
Kansas
Local announcements from holiday luncheon to club meetings
The Jackson County Chiropractors auxiliary hosts a 7 pm picnic at the Bush home on Briar Cliff Drive with Dr. Margaret W. Myers and Mrs. A. Lloyd Andrist assisting. A business meeting at 8:30 pm will be led by president Mrs. K H. Davis. Fortieth wedding anniversary celebrated for Mr. and Mrs. S Grant Bozarth with guests. Birth announced for Robert S DeMasters Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. DeMasters of Lathrop. The Women’s Federated Republican Club of the seventeenth ward meets Friday for luncheon with Mrs. William D. Whinery. election of officers noted. The Nellie M. Goodman Past Presidents Club No 2 will meet Friday at Mrs. George Harper’s with luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Crossett
Harry Crossett
Kearney
Graham Willam Carter
W. G. Carter
Liberty
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Bemiss
C. J. Prince
Boyd D. Smith
Lindsay Crossett
Grace Carter
Robert Hufft
Carter
Edgar Petty
Ann Epperson
Samuel Laffoon
Jackson County Chiropractors’ Auxiliary
P. K. Bush
Briar Cliff Drive
North
Kansas City
Margaret W. Myers
A. Lloyd Andrist
K. H. Davis
S Grant Bozarth
Helen Bozarth
Kenneth Samuels
Cliff Weidenmann
Women’s Federated Repubican Club of
The
Seventeenth Ward
William D. Whinery
Benton Boulevard
Carn #1
Nelie M. Goodman
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
George Harper
Highland Avenue
Florists Leader Edward J McCarthy Guests at KC Luncheon
Edward J McCarthy national president of the Florists Telegraph Delivery association attended a luncheon in Kansas City sponsored by local members at the Hotel Phillips. He planned to depart for Wichita that afternoon to join the Kansas State Florists convention with Edward Barnes Jr district representative who would accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McCarthy
Brooklyn
Florists Telegraph Delivery Association
Phillips Today
Kansas City
McCarthy
Wichita
Kansas State
Navy seaplane tender to circle world via Mediterranean
The Greenwich Bay with 145 men sailed from Norfolk for a world cruise visiting the Mediterranean and the Persian Gulf. The Navy announced the voyage aims to extend policy of scheduling visits to foreign countries as the ship proceeds around the globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashingTon
Greenwich Bay
Norfolk
Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Death of Rev Samuel S Marquis Detroit Clergy Leader
Detroit June 22 AP Rev Samuel S Marquis 82 dean of Michigan Episcopal clergy died Monday after a long illness. He led Ford Motor Companys sociological department after World War I and traveled to Europe on the peace ship during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Samuel S. Marquis
Michigan
Jenny Ford
Marquis
Ford Motor Company
Europe
Ford
Quits a School Post Miss Cusack Resigns After 27 Years
Miss Alice M. Cusack director of the primary and kindergarten department of public schools since 1921 resigns effective August 27 to take optional retirement. She came to Kansas City in 1920-21 from Lincoln Neb as supervisor and authored educational texts. She plans to move to North Bend Neb after retirement and leaves tonight for a Central American trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cusack
Alice M. Cusack
Harold E. Moore
Cusack
Miss Cusack
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City Teachers
Mary E. Pennell
Delta Kappa Gamma
Alpha Chi Omega
Pi Lambda ‘Theta
Broadway
North Bend
Mabelle Glenn
Warehouse strike ends as Bay Area workers return
In San Francisco on June 22 AP reports more than 7,000 C I O warehouse workers resumed work ending an eight day strike in 200 Bay Area warehouses. Unionists voted almost unanimously to accept terms according to a spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Wage increase offered by Northern California distributors
A 10 cent hourly wage rise was proposed by the Distributors Association of Northern California. The move targets improved pay for workers, aligning with industry wage discussions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Distributors Association of Northern California
pioneering woman trainer runs Argyle stables at Mount Carroll
Mrs. Margaret Holt manages Ar gy le stables for the Campbells at Mount Carroll Illinois and is among the few women trainers in the United States. She won the All American Reserve Showmanship prize in 1945 and 1947. Born on a Wisconsin farm, she has trained several hundred thoroughbreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Holt
S. J. Campbell
Argyle
Mount Carroll
United States
Wisconsin
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Thornton Cooke
Thomas Smith Morse
Mr. Morse
Nicolas, Jonathan
Geoffrey
West Chester
Ross Parrish
John Prince
Albuquerque
N. M
George Heaton Gordon
Mall
Sandy
Greenwich, Conn
George C. Goron
George Edward Stayton
Trousseau
Georgina Dorrance Stayton
George H. Nettleton
Missouri
Miller
Arthur G. Black
Black
Curtis F. Burnam
Baltimore
John Swann Knight
Joan Callaway Knight
Beth Blackie
Berkeley
Calif
Evan
Connell
John Aull
St. Louis
George Combs Berger
Emall
Sara Chase Berger
Homer H. Berger
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Tex
Eldon D. Pence
Fort. Smith
Ark
James H. Smith
Wabash Avenue
Cleveland Avenue Methodist Church
Swampscott, Mass
Women's Council of the
Independence Boulevard Christian Church
J. Paul Crouch
Gladstone Boulevard
James H. Gonder
Melvin Flowers
Charles Smallfield
Elmira Eckerle
Chelsea Avenue
E. F. Tibbling
Glenn T. Liter
East Seventy-first Terrace
John Stanhart
K. R Jenkins
American Home Department
Kansas City Atheneum
H. O. Baker
Park Avenue
E. B. Sartori
East Twenty-eighth Street
Jeanne Atkinson
Donna Mueller
Burdick
Kas
Ralph E. Mueller
Chicago
Delta Gamma
W. B. Kessil
Phil Adams
W. B. Long
Paul Werner
Jerome H. Scott, Jr
Robert C. Scott
University of Missouri
Raymond L. Britton
Devorah Sue
Mary Anne Palermo
Mount St. Mary's College
Brentwood Heights
Beverly Anne Burns
St .Mary'’s Academy
Los Angeles
Miss Burns
Miss Palermo
C. E. Bounds
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
E. P. Weatherly
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Trinity Methodist Church
EL Salvadore
ILO
International Labor Organization
Graham William Carter
Liberty, Mo
Strauss-Peyton
Criterion
Jorive
Cerney Tip
Robert S. DeMasters
Lathrop, Mo
Robert S. DeMasters. Jr
Crhoole Eens Ve
W. A. Na Fone
Postoffice
Florists
U. S
Peter
Yugoslavia
Prttsburgh
Peter II
Pittsburgh
Beck
Planet
Tele
Sestading
Heffner, Inc
11Th &1
L. J. O'Neill
Krippendorf
Carla
Rolanda
Izod
London
Rothschild’s
ANT
Arthur Murray
Anthe, Macay
Iff
L. F. Hanlon
Main LO
Troost Ave
Kare
Kate
Emery
Bird & Thayer
Jones
Katz, Crown and Liggett
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