Social notes of gatherings and engagements in Lawrence
Mrs Thomas Atkinson hosts luncheon for Mrs Charles Philip Wagner of Ann Arbor. Mrs W E Tenney hosts a bridge tea for Mrs Bertrand Aldrich of Portland. The Variety Club hosts luncheon and cards with prizes to several members. Multiple church and club meetings plan luncheons and programs with officers announced. Prof Ivan Benson and family announce birth of Bernt. Upcoming dances, lectures, and a Kansas City event feature society life. Engagements are announced for Ruth Nelson and William Youmans, and Lucile Jaquith and Paul Fisher wed in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Atkinson
The
Colonial
Charles Philip Wagner
Ann Arbor, Mich
E. R. Latty
Ivan Benson
Los Angeles
Cal
Bernt
Benson
Univerity of Kansas
University of Southern California
Louis Frederick Nelson
Kansas City
Ruth
William Thomas Youmans
Toneka
Thomas Lynn Youmans
Osawatomie
Miss Nelson
Toland Stanford University
Karna Alpha Theta Sorority
Youmans
University of Kansas
Sigma Chi
Lucile Jaquith
Pearl Jaquith
Wichita
Paul Fisher
Social Calendar Brightens Lawrence Week Ahead
Readable items note Monday and Wednesday contract clubs, bridge luncheons, and duchess of society gatherings at various homes including First Presbyterian and Colonial venues. Married student Miss Helen A. Shipp and Allen French wed in Topeka. future home set in Topeka. Community groups plan meetings at clubs, churches, and the Country Club with talks, poetry, and Easter programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen A. Shipp
Lawrence
Douglas County
French
Topeka
Personal Gathers Weekend Hosts Show Family Fellowship
Mr. and Mrs. Earle W Patton entertained over the weekend with guests including Patton's uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs T J Collins of Ranes City Mo and Mr and Mrs F A Smithmeyer. Also noted were Mr and Mrs Ithmeyer and Mr and Mrs HJ Laupenapar of Topeka and Fred W Tenney of Ridgewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle W., Patton
Mr. Patton
T. J. Collins
Ranes City
F. A. Smithmeyer
Ithmeyer
HJ. Laupenapar
Topeka
Fred W. Tenney
Ridgewood
Parade of Visitors and Local Social Roundup
A long list of residents and guests appears, noting travel and visits across towns. X. J. from Lawrence is expected back midweek to visit his mother. Several families from St. Joseph, Tulsa, Ann Arbor, Perry, and Ottawa are recorded as spending weekends or days with relatives and friends. A major operation is reported for Miss Marie Sabol at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. J
Lawrence
Santa Fe
N. M
W. E. Tenney
O. J. Lyle
Funk
Kansas City
Charles Philip Wagner
Ann Arbor
Mich
E. R. Latty
Latty
Wagner
University of Michigan
Vance
Nancy
Jean
Eloise
St. Joseph
W. Atkinson
Margaret Medimsey
Hays
H. M. Carr
Ernest Pontius
R. C. Danfich
Tulsa
Okla
Virginia Banfield
Katherine Mulvihill
Perry
Roy J. Roberts
Roy L. Jr
Roberts
Jane
Eleanor
Chicago
Los Angeles
George Chambers
University Faculty Men to Address Kansas Club Federation
Professor Deane W. Malott, Harvard associate professor of business and KU 1921 graduate, will be a feature speaker at the Kansas Federation of Woman's Clubs Fortieth Annual Convention in Pittsburg. He will speak on The Challenge to Woman in This Changing World. Kansas University also contributes two speakers, including Dr. F. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane W. Malot
University of Kansas
Harvard University
Kansas Federation of Woman's Clubs
Pittsburg
J. ¥. Johntz
Deane Malott
Kansan
M. H. Malott
Gas Indigestion Relief Claims From Moberly Resident
Dolesky of Moberly Missouri reports relief from indigestion gas and bloating after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He says his appetite returned and stomach distress disappeared for three years. Available in tablets or liquid at 50 cents to $1.35. Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helil
Golden Medical
Dolesky
Moberly
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Professors Gould and Schwegler Set Public Lectures
Gould, professor of political science, will give an address titled The Creators of Public Opinion during the legislative session on April 10. Dr. Raymond A. Schwegler, professor of education, will discuss Changing Trends in Education under the department of education on April 11.
Sunday services and local social notices in Clinton Belvoir
Fred Deskin and Sammy Buchheim of Yarnold visited the Fred Baldwin home Saturday evening. Sunday morning services at the Presbyterian church featured a junior choir and multiple readings and songs. Royal Neighbors planned a May 26 service in Clinton and the Lawrence county convention for May 2. Rev Hall visited Effingham and stayed with the McIntyres. Mrs Tornaden and Caroline Belle returned from Toneka. Miss Matie Neely health nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Deskin
Sammy Buchheim
Yarnold
Fred Baldwin
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Dorothy Woodward
Mrs. Kennison
Faye Anderson
Hazel Wilson
Teadine
Irene Harrel
Rose Baldwin
Emma Anderson
Arthur Cummings
Marjorie
Will Cummings
Irene
Alma Harrel
Larber
Ruby Kamnschroeder
Ruby
Don Patton
Old Helvoir
Belvoir Royal
George Houk
Lawrence
Royal Neighbors
Clinton
Hall
Effingham
Bert McIntyre
Will Bachelor
Overbrook
Ris
Fred Tornaden
Caroline Belle
Toneka
Matie Neely
Vaccinations Given at Clinton Church Basement
Dr. Penfield Jones of Lawrence administered vaccinations at the Clinton church basement Tuesday morning. Jeanette Hadl has returned to school after an absence due to measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield Jones
Lawrence
Clinton Church
Jeanette Hadl
Kansas City visit and Topeka teen join local choir
Mrs. J. H. Kennison visits relatives in Kansas City this week while Miss Ruby Kampschroeder of Topeka spends time with family here. Junior choir members practiced at the Fred Bald– area and likely prepared for a forthcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kennison
Kansas City
Ruby Kampschroeder
Topeka
School Event Prompts Fashion Night Out
Tuesday evening event drew several parents as well as students. Mr and Mrs Don Patton oversaw arrangements. The notice urges keeping silk dresses bright with synthetic cleaning tips from Lawrence Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Patton
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Adv
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Bertrand Aldrich
Portland, Ore
S. S. Elliott
Aldrich
Maude Elliott
Vera Lear
Madge Bullene
W. W. Hutton, Jr
Variety Club
Eldridge
Fred Fllsworth
Hovey Hanna
George Docking
Maurice Crane
Lorene Mack
W.G. Hutson
Ethan Smith
F. C. Jackman
M. J. Getto
Hanna
Crane
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
G. E. Moon
Charles Arnold
Ohio Street
H. F. DeWolf
George Newton
Ladies' Literary League
U O'Clock
G. E. E. Lindquist
Winonz Street
Henry R. Cloud
L. N. Lewis
Beta Theta Pi
J. . Nichols
Zodiac Club
Snow Hall
Joseph F. King
F. H. Smithmeyer
England
E. H. Hollands
H. FE. Chandler
L. L. Dyche
C. A. Engvall
M. E. Rice
O. O. Stoland
A. N. Turney
H. P. Wilson
Hollands
N. P. Sherwood
George M. March
R. H. Wheeler
E E. Rice
E. T. Stockton
C. M. Sterling
Turney
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
F. W. Gaunt
J. B Mack
E. F. Caldwell
W. T. Courtney
Carl Graeber
John Ise
Kansas City, Kan
American Association of Universty Women
Gould Hotel
W. E. Higgins
Paul Rankin
Old City Hall
Ites
H.W. Firner
Tusedaerations Council
Coles A.A. U.W
Alice Winston
Finesse Club
Ohn Brand
el- Bridge
Wiedemann's
J. D. Club
Ida F. Hundley
We Corlett Cotton
First Presbyterian Church
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Fisher
University
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Kansas City Star
C. C. Cunningham
Tennessee Street
Review Club
J. A. Keeler
Congregational Church
W. C. McNown
L. Curtis Guise
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Raymond Laessig
Earnest Boyce
H. L. Chambers
West Side Study Club
Elizabeth Terry
Kentucky Street
Ventura Club
George Hedrick
Loyd Rankin
George Marshall
Cosmos Club
Jacob Badsky
Massachusetts Street
C. F. Hale
W. H. Eastman
Liberty Memorial High School
Ednah Hopkins
Dorothy Enlow
Kate Caldwell
H. W. Hargiss
Louise Wiedemann
C. E. Sawhill
Mothers’ League
C. J. Eriksen
Ella Doering
R. S. Brooks
Terry Gaskill
Frank E. Jones
Eriksen
Emma Larner
Frank Strong
Ida F. Hundiey
H. B. Bullene
Kate Stephens
New York City
L. P. Hamilton
Country Club
John J. Baum
F.C. Allen
Sigel Ladies’ Aid
Edd Steele
James Sanders
John Christy
Frere
George Strahan
Progressive Reading Club
H. A. Jetmore
Missouri Street
J. B. Fugate
Portia Club
M. E. Charles
Louisiana Street
H. M. Hawk
Pelicans
E. C. Herschell
Bethel
Memorial Hospital
Harold K. Snider
Winona
Jor J. S. Barrow
Col. W. C. Koenig
Wayne McCoy
Colonel Koenig
Book Fellows Club
A. H. Turney
Pennsylvania Street
Howard Compton
Clifford Harper
Young Matrons Club
Security Benefit Association
Judge Rooms
So Sew Quilting Club
Virginia Downey
Recreation Club
Dorsey-Liberty
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Hall
John Metsker
Twentieth Century Club
George Esterly
Ethel Kerr
al Powell
Baby
Weed
Powell
Powel
Josephine
Dorcas Group of the Baptist
Women’s Society
E. L. Brown
John Levett
Guy Folks
Pleasant Hour Club
Eugene Kiefer
Paul Kasold
Kaw Valley Farm Bureau
D. Grarrt
Kansas
Florence L. Snow
Ethel M. Evans
Terry
Hansen's Industrial School
Taiam Su
Shantung
Evans
Charles Gaumer
J. L. McGhee
Bertha Headen
L. M. Clark
I. B. Edson
Noland
Butler
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Independent Laundry
Pancho
Puff
Federation of Clubs
Clinton-Belvoir
Dr. Gowdy
N. A. St
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