Tea by Gamma Phi Beta and alumnae mothers club
Gamma Phi Beta members and alumnae plan a tea for mothers and patronesses tomorrow afternoon at the chapter house from 2 to 5 o’clock. Laurel Anderson hosts dinner tonight at the Manor for sixteen guests with card games later. Various clubs hold teas, luncheons, and bridge gatherings with guests including Mrs. Herbert Flint of New York and Mrs. Karl Kreider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta
Chapter
Ouse
Karl Kreider
Armigas Club
George Hedrick
W. S.kissick
Earl Bratton
Corlett .Cotton
Howard Neath
Social calendar listings and university club notices
Friday social events include the Vendredi club the duplicate auction club Mothers League and several bridge groups with names such as Mrs H B Hallene Mrs M Fitzpatrick and Miss Dorothy Hunzicker. Al Young Aw chapter and other groups plus Pi Beta Phi and Gamma Phi Beta alumnae host luncheons and talks by Agnes Husband about her Mexico trip. The Flower and Lotus clubs meet Monday with programs on trees and beauty of fruit and China studies. the University Women’s club tea hosts Senior and graduate women with music by the Bushiong trio and floral decorations. the G A R Auxiliary gathers with delegates elected for a Spanish War veterans event and details of upcoming meetings and distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hallene
Dorothy Hunzicker
Dorothy
Margaret Jane Winsler
Manor
AL Young
Hughes
Helianthus
Seorse Beal
Mothers’ League
University Women's Club
Myers Hall
E.H. Lindley
Agnes Husband
H. H. Lane
J. Jones
C. M. Baker
H. ©. Thuran
Local society notes and club events in Coffeyville
A department convention is planned for June 13 in Coffeyville. The quilt made by the Auxiliary was received by Mrs. Will Johns. The Lawrence Camera Club will hold a covered dish indoor picnic Monday at 6 20 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs R C Laessig 1100 Connecticut street. All members should attend and bring pictures for the annual print exchange. Mrs W C Nichols Mrs Rody Skiner and Miss Betty Harper hosted a dinner bridge club last night at the Manor with Miss Mina Hadorn as guest. Grace Endacott won the high prize Annie Jane Hicks the traveling prize. Mrs A E Woestemeyer and Mrs I W Hartley went to Kansas City to attend a bridge tea at Mrs Louis Schutte’s home honoring national officers of the Co-Operettes. Officers: Mrs Jack Waitman Chicago Mrs Fred Kuehne Topeka Mrs Ellis Leritz Kansas City Mo and Mrs C D Heasley Falsa Okla. Mr and Mrs Fred Kuehne and Mrs Smith of Topeka dined with Mr and Mrs Woestemeyer.
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Lawrence
Wiedemann’s
Jack Waitman
Chicago
Topeka
Kanasa City
Fred Kuehne
Ellie Leritz
Kansas City
Waitman
Lawrence Camera Club
R. C. Laessig
Connecticut Street
W. C. Nichols
Rody Skiner
Betty Harper
Mina Hadorn
Grace Endacott
Annie Jane Hicks
A. E. Woestemeyer
I. W. Hartley
Louis Schutte
Co-Operettes
Fred ‘Kuehne
Ellis Leritz
C. D. Heasley
Portis Club Elects Officers at Mrs Stevenson Home
Officers chosen at the Portis club meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs I G Stevenson home. Elected were president Mrs H W Howsman vice president Mrs C A Ill treasurer Mrs H M Ank secretary Mrs Walter Rigdon and press correspondent Mrs W T Courtney. Mrs Howamon read a paper on Cathedrals of Italy and eighteen members were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portis Club
I. GC. Stevenson
H. W. Howsman
C. A.ill
H. M
Ank
Walter Rigdon
W. T. Courtney
Personal notices of visits and travel from a Kansas paper
Mrs J M Wiley returns to St Louis after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Armatrong. The Walker family from Columbus and Mrs Kittie Youngs of Venice Okla have left the Minnie Walker home. W H Shell and Ida Edmondson spend the day in Topeka. L Dale travels to Kansas City. Lasher and Lovejoy Vasher go to Kansas City for the weekend. Walter Rising and Ruth Wilhelmi of Kansas City Mo will be guests tomorrow of J K Edmonds and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Wiley
St. Louis
Fred Armatrong
Ira
Fred A. Walker
Columbus
Kittie Youngs
Venice
Okla
Minnie Walker
W. H. Shell
Ida Edmondson
Topeka
L. Dale
Kansas
Local Almanac Notes Kansas Weekend Travels
Maurice Wildger spends the weekend in Atchison. Mrs E R Cleveland and Mrs T A Hemphill visit Kansas City today. Mrs Albert E Fincham and daughter Lida Beth of Pratt visit Salatived here and go to Kansas City. Charles Ise of Coffeyville stops in Lawrence with his mother Rosa Ise on return from Topeka. Fred Hinnen of Holton spends Wednesday with aunt Rosa Ise and relatives in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice. Wildger
Atchison
E. R.cleveland
Kansas City
Albert E. Fincham
Lida Beth
Pratt
Charles Ise
Coffeyville
Rosa Ise
Topeka
Fred Hinnen
Holton
Lawrence
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A. B. Mitchell
Bridgettes
Ivan Rowe
Charles Bitzer
A. B. Weaver
Edna Lamb
Mitchell
Herbert Flint
New York
Jonquils
John Stutz
J. Hunter
L. N.lewis
Harry Green
N. P. Sherwood
H. B. Ober
Julius Marks
Frank Banks
A. T. Walker
Hugh Means
L. N. Lewis
Smithmeyer
Bayles
Prot
Ailes Elwell
R. C
M.”Fitzpatrick
Harrynd
Juluis Marks
J. R. Greenlees
Will Pendleton
Air.anenev, Jr
Mwood
Caryl Dodds
Poogd Rankin
Miss Nore
Stucker
Kasty
Nevin
M B.C. Miller
Reams
L. Mry
Frank Winston
Wy. H. Case
W. E.’ Tenney
R. C. Morrow
Belle Wilmot
C.B. Russell
Methodist Guild
Marie Brown ’ Debargéer
W. A. McAlarney
Cynthia Meek
Lwidge
Homer Allison
Jessie Scott
Rachel Flory
Kate Jewett
Lota Ziesenis
Leah Kircher
Hilda’ Borg
Barbara Benz
Martha Prichard
Ross Clayton
Ruth ‘Seamans
Fleda ‘Kindelsperger
Winifred Benander
Lawrence Woman's Club
First Presbyterian Church
Pi Beta Phi
R. M. Fitzpatrick
W. F.hissick
Flower, Club
Court House
Nettie Bischoff
N. H.bailey
J. B. Wiggins
Lotus Club
Nellie G. Palmer
Ohio Street
Kappa Phi
Edwin F. Price
China
Florence L. Snow
Esther Cornelius
the Colonial
Margaret Wallis
George McKenna
Ed Wilson
United
G. A. R. Hall
Ida Miller
Matie Griggs
Het
Robert Quillen
Jim
St. Peter
Publishers Syndicate
Hamilton
Garich
Vanity Beauty Shop TV
Will Johns
Dr. Pierce
Country
J. W. Karr
Pine St
Emporia
Kans
Regent
E. L. Haynes
H. W. Keene
Weaver's Department Store
Than Bunnies
Castor Millinery
Weaver's Hat Department
Big Sister
Vinit Weaver
Weaver
Florida
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