Social calendar updates with multiple hostesses and guests
Local society notes list dinners and luncheons hosted by Chancellor and Mrs Lindsey and Prof Warner and others. Out of town visitors include Prof Charles Philin Warner of Ann Arbor Michigan and Prof Guido Beck. Several bridge and sewing sessions held at Colonial and other venues with numerous attendees from families and clubs. Lectures and club meetings announced for G A R Ladies and Kennard W C T U with programs, toasts, and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Lindsey
Charles Philin Warner
Ann Arebor, Mich
E. R. Latty
Guido Beck
Beck
University of Kansas
Mercredi Club
Colonial
A. W. Davidson
E. R.c Fiber
F. N. Raymond
J. J. Wheeler
L. H. Dodds
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Friday events feature dinners and bridge luncheons hosted by Delta Del club and Kappa Kappa Gamma. Theta Sigma Phi honored Mrs. Willard Greene of Topeka at Terrace Tea Room. Alpha Xi Delta Mothers' club meeting postponed. Fairmont Improvement Association held a lantern slide program and cake for anniversaries. Home Aid society hosted Easter program and spring party plans. Amigos club to host spring party at J J Perkins home. Various birthdays and club awards noted among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Sidley
Fred Ellsworth
Delta del Club
Roland Kimber
Helianthus Club
Glen Allen
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Thomezx Atkinson
Amigos Club
C. J. Perkins
Theta Sigma Phi
Terrace
Willard Greene
Topeka
Greene
Pegry
Flint Hills
Helen Mahin
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers’ Club
W. C. Ellis
Fairmont Improvement Association
Harriet MacDonald
W. C. Stevens
Frank Adams
G. W. Jackson
Ivan King
Home Aid Society
H. G. van Neste
Frank Lescher
The
J. J. Perkins
West Seventh Street
Lawrence News Notes and Social Gatherings Seek Local Guests
Fleming of Baldwin hosts luncheon with Chancellor Lindley at the Eldridge. Chi Omexa pledges Miss Pegey Swinehart of Lawrence. Jay Janes hold initiation and banquet at Colonial tea room with several initiates listed from Kansas and Nebraska. Acacia to entertain with spring formal at Memorial Union. Thursday contract club bridge luncheon at University club with guest and club prizes awarded. Country club hosts dinner bridge with multiple prize winners and humorous prizes. Lawrence Woman's Club April meeting features talks on Chinese art and Sumatra, with musical program including characters and pieces by local artists. event open to interested members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Smithmeyer
Otto Barteldes
W. Tt. Essick
Mark Bridges
W. R. Essick
Floyd Rankin
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Gene Glahn
Harry Nevin
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Wiedemann’s
Lydia Sain
Nelson Gallery
R. C. Mitchell
Sumatra
East Indies
Joe E. Williams
Williams
Robert Schore
George Trovillo
Lloyd Ericsson
Dorothy Enlow
Personal greetings travel and visits noted in Cedar Rapids and Kansas City
Mrs Harold Brownlee and three children of Cedar Rapids Ia visit Mrs J R Ulrich until after Easter. Mrs Frank E Parker and Miss Margaret Perkins spend the day in Kansas City. Miss Marilyn Davis visits Republic for an extended stay returning with her uncle Vern er Mitchell visiting Mr and Mrs J R Davis. Miss Hazel Gregg and Miss Veoa Mullin spend the weekend in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brownlee
Cedar Rapids
J. R. Ulrich
Frank E. Parker
Margaret Perkins
Kansas City
Marilyn Davis
Republic
Verner Mitchell
J. R. Davis
Hazel Gregg
Veoa Mullin
Kansas City Visit Notes Illness Of Ruth Kluss
Miss Ruth Kluss long employed in Kansas City returned home sick last week. Mr and Mrs W H Dent and daughter Oma with Mrs Robt Turner of DeSoto went to Kansas City Saturday afternoon to visit L R Penner at Trinity Lutheran hospital and Ralph Harbison at Bell Memorial. Penner is improving and to be home soon. Harbison status not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kluss
Kansas City
W. H. Dent
Oma
Robt. Turner
DeSoto
L. R. Penner
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Ralph Harbison
Bell Memorial
Penner
Harbison
Faithful Remembrances from Local Community
Friends note health updates and visits across Linwood DeSoto and Corliss. Mrs. David Jewett returned home after appendicitis surgery at St Marys Hospital and is cared for by Irvin Kilmer. Agnes Poe, recently out of hospital, is recovering in Kansas City with parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maack. W H Dent, Leland Penner, Oma Dent and Kate Penner visited Trinity Hospital and Dr Wright in Kansas City. Natters provide social calls and dinner guests. Snow and rain greeted Corliss as Old Man Winter moved through the area Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jewett
St. Marys Hospital
Irvin Kilmer
Fred Maack
Agnes Poe
Kansas City
Maack
L. R. Penner
W.H. Dent
Leland Penner
J. G. Clark
Linwood
Chas
Baker
Eastern Star
DeSoto
W. H. Dent
Oma
Kate Penner
Trinity Hospital
O. Wright
Robin Turner
Fay Harbison
Corliss
Old Man Winter
Pleasant Grove Socials And Local Business Notes
Mr and Mrs Bill Porter and Billy joined the Daniels for Sunday dinner. Harold Rothrock and daughter Vivian of Willow Springs visited the Carpenters. Tra Cripe of Lawrence opened a barber shop in Pleasant Grove. Donald, Earl Clough and Jerry Wilson have mumps. Mrs N D Messer attended a bridge party hosted by Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
Billy
John Daniels
Harold Rothrock
Vivian
Wilow Springs
Guy Carpenter
Tra Cripe
Lawrence
Pleasant Grove
Donald
Earl Clough
Jerry Wilson
N. D. Messer
Lawrence area notes and social items update
Anderson in Lawrence Monday afternoon. The Ladies Auxiliary of the CPA met at the school house Tuesday evening with a brief business meeting. Attendees included Mrs. T. G. Hiatt and daughters Grace and Doris, Mrs. George Richardson, Mrs. Chester Weisle, Mrs. Jack Dillon and Patsy, Mrs. Carl Peterson and Betty, Mrs. I S Flory and Bonnie, Mrs. John Daniels, Kenneth and Irene, Mrs. N D Messer, Mrs. Guy Carpenter, Clara Hunsinger, Lois Flory, Rose Messer, and Pearl Brohammer. Leo Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Williams, was badly scalded Tuesday morning pulling hot water onto his neck. he was treated in Lawrence. John Dagget, Bill and Emmett Porter visited John Gardner’s home in Gardner Tuesday. W R Sanders left for Nebraska for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. John Dagget and children visited in Lawrence Thursday. Mrs. J S Flory, Lois and Bonnie visited Mrs. Guy Carpenter Sunday. Dr Zimmers of Lawrence treated Billy Porter who worsened with convulsions but greatly improved. Mrs. Ella Daniels of High Prairie visited John Daniels and family in Pleasant Grove Monday night and Tuesday. The Four Leaf Club met at the schoolhouse Friday evening. large crowd attended and a fine program was enjoyed. ice cream and wafers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Carpenter
Clara Hunsinger
Lois Flory
Rose Messer
Pearl Brohammer
Leo Dean
Leonard Williams
Lawrence
John Dagget
Bill
Emmett Porter
Gardner
John Gardner
W. R
Ella Daniels
High Prairie
John Daniels
Pleasant Grove
Four Leaf Club
Local notes from Pleasant Grove and area
Jim Ashwell of Michigan Valley visited Pleasant Grove Mondays evening. Bob Hedrick of Lawrence called at Bill Porter home Tuesday. Warren Landis has been very ill and absent from school for two weeks but is somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ashwell
Michigan Valley
Pleasant Grove
Bob Hedrick
Lawrence
Bill Porter
Warren
Landis
Midland social club hosts Oak Ridge ladies at Sunnyside home
Mrs. H F Longanecker and Mrs Katie Toms attended the Midland social club gathering at Mrs Elmer Weibel’s Sunnyside home on Thursday. Also noted are former local residents C B Young spending winter in the south and reporting a coal-rich season since returning. Local travelers who visited the Lawrence trade show were pleased and said many were repeat visitors. Other items include a Douglas County Farm Bureau board meeting, Farm Credit Administration leaders in Ottawa, and visits among local families including F H Leonhard, Lawrence Leonhard, A Von Gunten, and Eudora residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Longanecker
Katie Toms
Midland
Elmer Weibel
Sunnyside
C. B
Lawrence
H. G. van Neste
Douglas County Farm Bureau Board
Farm Bureau
W. H. Hayden
Ottawa
Farm Credit Administration
F. H. Leonhard
Lawrence Leonhard
A. von Gunten
Eudora
Lyle Weeks
Alumni guests at Lawrence chapter gathering in Tonganoxie
Alumni of Lawrence were guests of the chapter at Tonganoxie last Tuesday evening. Alfred Simons was a Topeka visitor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Alfred Simons
Topeks
Aunt Het Quillen Quips About Mothering Brats
A comic quip from 1935 presents Aunt Het Quillen as she remarks that Amy seems bossy yet treats John like a child. The line captures a humorous household dynamic characteristic of period humor.
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Amy
John
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Maine Street
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Lisle Eby
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Acacia Fraternity
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E. M. Cameron
M._T. Coolidge
Paul Cerny
Tulips
Spirea
Chas. C. Makepeace
Dickinson Bldg
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Shimmons Plumbers
Electric Shoe Shop
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