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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1935
Page
5
The Kappa Kappa Gamma province convention at the Lawrence chapter house concludes this evening with a formal banquet in Eldridge Crystal Room at seven. Floral decor follows a blue sorority theme with an Alice in Wonderland program. about one hundred guests expected.
Saturday events include University club Darce Amigas dinner bridge at Mr. and Mrs. Perkins home and Kappa Kappa Gamma dinner. R C Miller hosts Saturday contract club and Monday clubs with Mrs A J Anderson. Junior AUW Faculty Women and Lotus Luncheon at Iola Nu hosted by Mrs J P Jensen. Inter-Nos at Mrs H W Hoffman. Monday sewing club luncheon. Mr and Mrs George J Kirchhoff host dinner bridge. Tuesday Lawrence Woman's Club Wiedemann Spanish American War Auxiliary dinner Finesse club Mrs George Bullenc MM L club Mrs B Smith.
Retiring Mrs. Ben Bonebrake led two years as president at a meeting ending with refreshments. Mrs. A B Conner hosted the S T L seniors. Dr Jennie A Still spoke of Yellowstone and Mrs Wilbur Pine on youth work. Bill Crall named new president. Lotus club to luncheon with Mrs J B Mack hosting. Iota Nu To to meet with Prof John Ise at Mrs J P Jensen's home. Ingleside club meets at Miss Edith Griffin's home. Lawrence American War Mothers held a memory tree ceremony with multiple trees planted at high school grounds and Robison Park, led by Mrs Winnie Lyons and remarks from R C Rankin and Rev Seth Slaughter. Pleasant Hour club entertained with program on Two Women Scientists, then refreshments. Summerfield scholars held a dinner at the Colonial tea room. Woman's Missionary Society met with twenty seven members and three guests. Group four with Mrs George Rey-
Fashion notes from Paris modistes describe veiled Easter bonnets in diverse styles. Designers Lanvin Patou Worth Schiaparelli Liliane Callet showcase veils cascading from back crowns to veil faces or frame eyes. Colorful sheer veils in red green and violet appear with small black hats.
Mission Band marks fifty years with Ponary Society guest honors on May 9. Mrs. Shuler and Miss Geiss will lead. readings by Mrs. Deskins and Mrs. J. Thomas. current events by Mrs. Reynolds and J Heinon. Book review and devotionals follow. Junior AUW group to meet at 7:50 pm with hosts Miss Simmons and Mrs. Whitlam. Inter-Nos club hosts at Mrs. Hoffman’s home. Vendredi club held a luncheon and cards at Mrs. Smithmeyer’s. Shults travel to Kansas City with son J B Shultz, bound for Mexico City to manage Goodyear branch office. Sixth grade Pinckney party 3 to 5:50 pm with dinner by fifth graders. guests listed from principal Rennes to Miss Young.
In Sermons of a Chemist Dr Slosson argues suffering accompanies life and progress is the growing capacity to endure. He contrasts anesthetics for surgery with crucifixions and urges steadfast sacrifice guided by the Golden Rule amid modern trials and Calvary like trials.
Opal Kennedy presided as toastmistress for a school group event with performances by Lyle Powell Howard Sutherland Jean Murray Sara Jean Underwood and Kara Harrison among others. Table decor included yellow tulips daffodils and green leaves. The Double Dee club met at Mrs Wilbur Pine's home with an Eastern program and plans for April 26.
Mrs. Dale Kramer and daughter Nancy Nell return to Des Moines after visiting Mrs. Friend. Mrs. Stockert recovers from major surgery at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Dupre leaves for Columbus after four weeks with Miss Ketcham. Mr. and Mrs. Searles of Kansas City visit grandmother Mrs. A. Gifford. Mrs. Gifford to travel with them until after Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Ise and children return to Greeley after Texas travels. Mrs. McV Holmes and Rosemary of Ottawa visited. Mrs. Royston in Kansas City yesterday. Harry Hill returns to Eureka after a week with his sister Mrs. Evans. Mont J. Green and son stay in Lawrence. Dorothy Heaps of Hutchinson visits Chi Omega. Mrs. Ernest Young in Kansas City. Addie Foster returns home to Topeka. Mrs. Gauck attends district Presbyterial at Emporia.
The University of Kansas glee clubs will present a concert tomorrow at 4 o'clock in the University auditorium. Student activity and faculty tickets admit, general admission is 25 cents. The program includes a mix of pieces from both the Morning and Women's Glee Clubs, with J. T. Craig directing.
The Lawrence Sunday Forum will be sponsored by the Cosmopolitan club of the University of Kansas. Myron Messenheimer will be in charge. The forum meets at the Ninth Street Baptist Church at 4 30 o clock Sunday.
Parker Band led by principal K R Hinkhouse traveled from Parker Linn county to Lawrence this afternoon in a school event showcasing the Parker rural high school band.
Topeka April 13 three Chicago youths attempting to thumb a ride tried a new method smashing bottles on the pavement to stop motorists. Officers held the trio for investigation and identified them as Mike Barrett Mike Mecca and Tom Norris. Historians note Italian explorer Verrazzano as among early European visitors to North Carolina.
A note on Kamakura Daibutsu dating to 1252 stands 50 feet high and is crafted from bronze, silver, and gold. The passage also lists a book review by Kenneth Ockwell at 2:30 p.m., an elementary French lesson at 2:45 p.m., and a poetry program by Miss Helen Rhoda Hooves at 6:00 p.m.
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