April Fool dinner bridge revels with many guests
Sixteen guests attended a dinner bridge hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H W Hargiss and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C Hinshaw with playful April Fool’s day pranks noted. Prizes went to Mrs. John Washburn and Brutus Hamilton, with consolation to Mrs. John Bunn and Dr. F C Allen. Decorations used sweet peas. Additional society notices describe university wives hosting a birthday surprise bridge at Mrs. George Hood’s home for Mrs. Shaad, with gifts of a silver filigree necklace and rose pendant, reports of other bridge teas, and upcoming society events including a wedding announcement for Mrs. Aliie Gayle Quayle and Warren E. Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hargiss
Stephen C. Hinshaw
Hargiss
Hinshaw
John Washburn
Brutus Hamilton
John Bunn
F. C. Allen
F. Allen
Earl Potter
University Engineering
George Hood
George C. Shaad
E. D. Kinney
Werner Smith
A. H. Sluss
John King
George Beal
F. F. Kindswater
AI. Young
Earl Hay
Earnest, Boyce
W. C. McNown
Hood
Lawrence
Aliie Gayle Quayle
Baldwin
Warren E. Wilcox
Ajelock
Dream Haven
Wallace B. Fleming
Baker University
Wilcox
University of Kansas
Social calendar items from many clubs and meetings
A long list of club gatherings and social events including Mwadnandey Music Club Mrs R C Rakin Meerceles club Mrs Kinney Les Demoiselles bridge club Mrs Misyd Schleifer U Dames banquet at Green Owl Tea Room Traperia action club Mrs T J Bweeney Meedlecraft club Mrs Wallace Kuhn Esther Wilson Wednesday duplicate bridge YMothers League Mrs Fred Troutman Thursday Thursday team whist club Mrs Peter Emery Bridgettes Mrs Harold Constant E O W bridge club Mrs Thomas Gerhart Kappa Alumnae bride club covered dish at Mrs Walter Keeler University Women's Club tea at Myers Hall Sigma Kappa Mothers Club Mrs Cc B Decker Kiwanis club Wage staff's grill room Merry Matrons Mrs George Mackle Peda1 Mrs Clarence Topping luncheon for Friday auction club Colonial Tea Room 9 Chapter CW P E O Miss Elizabeth Davis Friday duplicate auction club Mrs W E B Spalding Alpha Kappa Psi founders' day banquet Green Owl tea room Chapter AZ P E O Mrs T E Griesa ee Past Noble Grands Club of the Rebekahs Miss Edith Benson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwadnandey Music Club
R. C. Rakin
Mierceles Club
Kinney
Les Demoiselles Bridge Club
Misyd Schleifer
U. Dames
Action Club
T. J.bweeney
Meedlecraft Club
Wallace Kuhn
Esther Wilson
Ymothers’ League
Fred Troutman
Whist Club
Peter Emery
Bridgettes
Harold Constant
E. O. W. Bridge Club
Thomas Gerhart
Sisma Kappa
Bride Club
Walter Keeler
University Women's Club
Myers Hall
Sigma Kappa Mothers’ Club
Cc. B. Decker
It Kiwanis Club
Wage Staf's Grill Room
R Merry Matrons
George K. “Mackle
Clarence Topping
Colonial Tea Room
Elizabeth Davis
W. EB. Spalding
Alpha Kappa Psi
Green Owl Tea Room
P. E
T. E. Griesa
Noble Grands Club
the Rebekahs
Edith Benson
Social Club Dinners And Bridge Gatherings Across Town
The Progressive Reading club hosted a Hus bands dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Menger with a four course menu and a split program of readings, music, and a debate on women clubs vs men’s lodges. The Twentieth Century club met at Watkins Hall for an opera themed program and tea. Rebekah Noble Grands prepare for a Friday meeting at Miss Edith Benson’s home. Finesse club luncheon featured guests from Tonganoxie and a prize for Miss Wilma Miller. Mrs. B. F. Cooke hosted a three table bridge in yellow and green honoring daughter Mrs. Eugene Perkins. A surprise bridge for Miss Lola Hosler was held at 842 Illinois Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Four Bridge Club
Otis Castle
Wells
H. W. Edmondson
Earl Hallgren
Paul Schubert
Progressive Reading Club
L. H. Menger
A. B. Ewing
Paul Winter
J. B. Pugate
Ruby Thomas
H. A. Jetmore
A. A. Green
Charles Arnold
J. B. Fusate
C. ©. Winsler
W. R. Gorrill
Twentieth Century Club
Watkins Hall
R. C. Morrow
Clarence Hall
A. J. Anderson
Carmen
C. H. Ashton
Jane
Avanera
Alice Moncrieff
Elise Arbuth
R. R. Jackman
Charles Laming
Tonganoxie
Tommy Constant
Charles Radcliffe
A. B. Mitchell
Wilma Miller
B. F. Cooke
Eugene Perkins
Bartlesville
Oklo
Josephine Blades
Perkins
Chester Brewer
Okla
W. C. Brownlee
D. A. Cooke
Carl Perkins
Rhoda Perkins
Fanshar
Dosapthy Bosworth
Margaret Dickey
Mildred Cornwall
Florence Lindenmier
Lola Hosler
Illinois Street
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonial Tea Room
Ada Lindell
Emma Christianson
Rachel Sparks
University Student Hospital
Isa Wellman
Birthday social notes fill Lawrence pages with events
Pink roses and sweet peas themed the party decorations. Prizes went to Miss Velma Perkins and Miss Hosler. Attendees included Miss Esther Seufert and many others. Town clubs held meetings from bridge luncheons to May plans. Adah chapter of C E S meets at the Masonic temple with a program led by Mrs. Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Perkins
Hosler
Esther Seufert
Annabelle Scott
Aimee Piper
Mary Elder
Edna Lemon
Henry Schehrer
Howard Compton
N. G. Lindatrom
Harold Pontius
Mary Willett
C.E.S
Masonic Temple
T. D. Funk
Lester Ladies Return From California Visit
Mrs P P Lester and Miss Lill Lester return from an extended stay in California. They traveled with Mrs Lester's daughter Mrs Thomas Wylie and Mr Wylie of Berkeley. They will go to Ottawa to meet Mr and Mrs Wylie as they move to Columbus Ohio. My Wylie has accepted the pastorate of the Baptist church in connection with Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Lester
Liliis Lester
California
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travels
Mrs Prank Endacott was taken into Memorial hospital this morning for an expected operation. Prof and Mrs George Hood with sons Henry and Robin and Miss Margaret spent the day in Junction City with relatives. Charles Ramsey returned from Chicago where he spent three months with his three daughters and is now with his son Alex Ramsey and family. Mrs C D Cowgill went to Kansas City this morning to spend the day. Miss Fay Underwood spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs C F Vandiver returned to Kansas City after visiting her sister Mrs E L Garrett. Mrs C E Lindley spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs L B Bigsby yesterday returned from a ten day visit with daughter Mrs Belle Kline of St Joseph. Mr and Mrs George Chinn and daughter Chase of Kansas City spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J W Alexander. Mrs Chester Brewer and little daughter Betty Joe of Bartlesville...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Endacott
George Hood
Henry
Robin
Margaret
Junction City
Charles Ramsey
Chicago
Alex Ramsey
C. D. Cowgill
Kansas City
Fay Underwood
C. F. Vandiver
E. L. Garrett
C. E. Lindley
L. B. Bigsby
Belle Kline
St. Joseph
George Chinn
Chase
J. W. Alexander
Chester Brewer
Httle
Betty‘ Joe
Bartles
Local residents visit relatives and plan travels
Ville Oklahoma residents spend a week with Mrs. Brewers parents Mr and Mrs F J McDonald. August Hackbarth of Lawrence now Leavenworth visits friends. Mr and Mrs T H Marsh will depart for Chicago where Marsh resumes studies at University of Chicago after being invited by the death of his father J J Marsh. Mrs Marsh was formerly Mildred Goran. James Hunt of Greensboro student at Asbury College Kentucky spends spring holidays with Mr and Mrs C G Perkins. Mr and Mrs C L Harding of Kansas City visited S E Perkins.
Gee to Spend Few Days With Pittsburgh Kin
Claude Gee of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania plans a visit to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Gee for a few days. His father Mr Gee is currently in Kansas City supervising the construction of a warehouse for the Pittsburgh Plate Glass company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gee
Pittsburgh
Penn
Frank Gee
Gee
Kansas City
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanche Deichert
Bridge
C. Jr. Landis
C. FE. Lindley
M. CU. L. de Watteville
5. Aikingon
R. L. Grider
J. J .Atkeson
Edna Wardall
Deichert
D. J. Peterson
Co-operette Club of
Kansas City Athletic Club
van Noy
Robert Frost
Dg. C. Honiacy
C. A Morehouse
Arthur " Fritzel
F. E. Godding
The Missionary Society _ of the United Brethren church
Perry Palmeretr
Thhde Island Street
Frank Miltler
Michigan Street
Oscar Orr
Het Br
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Barker
Tee
Terretta
Arbuthnot
Amanda Wulf
Jean Sellards
Michaela
Kathryn Langmaid Nelson
Anderson
Patti Johnson
Rebekahs
J. A. Benson
Beatrice Stapleton
Minnie Pressach
George K. Mackie
Erwin Hammig
Carrie Foltz
Foltz
Peters
Topeka
Irwin Snattinger
Social Order of the Beauceant
Esther Athey
Susie Alses
Wichita
Mae Rublee
University Women’s Club
Tomor‘tow
University Fine Arts
A. L. Owen
Farm Bureau Club
Kaw Valley
Grant Risley
Elizabeth Randle
Jack Kelsey
Brackett Group
J. H. Saunders
Ora Nicholson
Blue Triangle
Presbyterian Church
T. H. Astman
W. C. McConnell
P.T. A
Aszman
M. F. Hyde
Hazel E. Lynn
Ruth Emerson
Hynergon
C. L. Stuart
Kiany Mildred Mast
A. D. Weaver
Panama Canal
Hills Bros
Ward’s
Plower House
Ward’s Flowers
Buster and
Tige
Patee
Journal- World
Brownbilt Shoe Store
Mass
East Side
Sparton
The
College Jeweler
Myers and Son Greenhouse
Mich
Eugene
Frederick
Nestle
Larndon Beauty Shop
Goodrich
Goodrich Sport
Eecor
Offendorf
Ollendorff
Wren
Geaver
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