Tea Inns and Weddings Highlight Community Social Season
A series of teas featured Mrs. E Br Learned hosting guests including Mrs. Ray A Eusden and Miss Ethel Dykstra at 3 to 5 50 p m on South Massachusetts Street. Marion Adelaide Edgar wed Claude Irving Schupp at 7 50 pm at 43% Ohio Street, with Postmaster General New’s aide later in Washing ton DC. Cosmos club held spring party at Mrs W R Stiner’s with Mrs James Stevens guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. O'Meara
Frank Prosser
Jacob ‘Badsky
G. W. Phenicie
A. M. Wilcox
F. W. Cutter
Louise. Wiedemann
Isabel Sharp
L. D. Havenhill
Y. G. Mitchell
CG. W. Me~ Farland
V.K. Bruner
Marion Adelaide Edgar
Claude Irving_ Sthupp
Garnet
George
B. Edgar
Ohio Street
EB. A. Bleck
First Presbyterian Church
Washing
D.C
Mr. Schupp
New
Cosmos Club
Laurene Stevens
Anna Arnett
McGrade
Evening Wraps and Club Notices From Ottawa
NEWEST WRAP FOR EVENING features a silver cloth wrap with black white and steel beads and a soft summer fur collar. Mr and Mrs Ed Stonekirng and children Mattie and Raymond join Mr and Mrs William Mundy of Ottawa. Mrs J S Schleifer hosts the Needlecraft club with guests Mrs F G Luckan Mrs Frank Clark Mrs Lloyd Schleifer and Mrs Frank Frey. A two course luncheon closes the afternoon. Royal Neighbors of America meet at Holloway and Jones hall Thursday at 8 o clock with business to transact and refreshments after. Sigma Gamma Epsilon plans a banquet at the Colonial tea room Friday with Prof Charles Decker principal speaker. Belle will be held this week while the next Newcomers meeting is April 23 at Mrs W L Burdick 916 Kentucky Street. No meeting of Betty Washington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5S. Schleifer
F. G. Luckan
Frank Clark
Lloyd Schleifer
Frank Frey
Royal Neighbors of
America
Holloway
Jones Hall
Sigma ‘Gamma Epsilon
Colonial Tea Room
Charles, Decker
Geological’ Department
University of Oklahoma
Lélah
W. L. Burdick
Kentucky Street
Barteldes Card Club Entertains at Mrs Means Home
Mr and Mrs F T Barteldes will entertain their evening card club at the home of Mrs Hugh Means on Saturday afternoon April 18 There will be three tables of players this evening in a small social gathering for games and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wa ‘Keene
Jarket Avenue
Hugh Means
Personal notices from Lawrence and Kansas City
Miss Lucille Edgar teaching in Kansas City returns after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George B Edgar Mrs Ernest Baldwin in Kansas City on business Mr and Mrs C D Cowgill and Dr and Mrs A Gifford spend day in Kansas City Miss Sue Moody goes to Kansas City on business Mr and Mrs Alex Ramsey of Topeka visiting former Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs Francis Monk in Dallas Texas John Taylor Guthrie Okla arrives in Lawrence to see his sister Mrs Jordan Neal Mrs C Maggard of Wichita visits her parents Mr and Mrs F W Barteldes KU people go to Kansas City to hear Maria Jeritza Miss Louise Miller Miss Agnes Husband Miss Irene Peabody Miss May Gardner Miss Leona Baumgartner Dean D M Swarthout Prof Waldemar Gelich Mr and Mrs McKinley Warren return from five years missionary work in South America Located last year in Mercedes Argentina Warren to fill student pastor post during Edwin F Price’s absence They will reside in the Price home 717 Maine street Miss Anna May Gillis returns to Lawrence after Easter with Maryville Missouri parents Flier le
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Edgar
Kansas City
George B. Edgar
Ernest Baldwin
C. D. Cowgill
A. Gifford
Sue Moody
Alex. Ramsey
Tihpeka
Lawrence
Francis Monk Arso
Dallas
Texas
John Taylor
Guthrie
Oklo
Jordan Neal
C.i
Maggard
Wichita
K. U
Maria Jeritza
Mercedes
Argentine
Mr. Warren
Methodist Church
Warrens
Price
Maine Street
Anna May Gillis
Maryville
Flier le
Midland Grange Meeting Sees 25 Candidates Tonight
The Midland Grange holds its regular meeting at Midland C. P. A. Hall Friday night with about twenty five candidates to receive the first and second degrees. Children brought to the meeting will be guided in storytelling in the Burnett school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland’ Grange
Midland Grange
Midland
C. Pla
Hall
Burnett
Lemon Skin Bleach Sermon Promises Safe Whitening
A promotional note touts a lemon based skin whitening mixture. It claims two lemons with three ounces of a drugstore product create a quarter pint of a facial softener and beautifier. Instructions urge shaking, massaging on face neck hands and claim it won’t irritate.
Jeweler convention speaker Westlake heads Kansas meeting
Bradley Institute Dean A T Westlake head of the Horological department at Bradley Institute Peoria Ills was principal speaker at sessions of the twentieth annual Kansas retail jewelers association convention in Wichita Today Two local men F R Williams and Robert M Shipley spoke before the gathering Election of officers will conclude the convention Also reports from Topeka and Coffeyville on public affairs and an unrelated crime note accompany the day’s items Wayne county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Dean A. T. Westlake
Bradley Institute
Peoria
Ills
Kansas Retail Jeweler’s Association
Dean Westlake
F. R. McWilliams
Robert M. Shipley
Jury Deliberates in Knowles Case After Nine Hours
In Manhattan Kansas the jury in Clyde Knowles former Kansas City druggist tied to the Ogden State Bank robbery eighteen months ago has not reached a verdict after nine hours of deliberation. The trial was given to the jury in district court yesterday amid bad weather. Miss Smith county home demonstrator will attend the next meeting. The annual school meeting was held at the school house on Friday April 10 with Mr Tucker re-elected director of the school board. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Irve Flory Dr Lind Mr and Mrs Felix Tucker Mr and Mrs Ed Deay and J Ne Messer and A R Reed. Mr and Mrs Felix Tucker and children Ethel Leona Russell and Harold attended the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mrs Tucker's parents Mr and Mrs J Unger senior of Stull last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
Manhattan
Kan
Clyde Knowles
Kansas City
Ogden State Bank
Felix Tuckel
Ed Deay
Messer
A. R. Reed
Ethel
Leona
Russell
Harold
Irve Flory
Paul
Dudley
Lois
Everett Pence
Felix Tucker
N. D. Messer
Will Postma
Elmer
Landis
Robert Gentry
Lake View
Ward
Lawrence
Farm Bureau Club
Chester Weible
Pleasant Grove Social and School Notices
Pleasant Grove items report gatherings at Everett Pence and Messer homes with the Flory Tucker Gentry and Landis families. Felix Tucker and N D Messer visits to Lawrence. School will close Friday the 17th with a planned program and dinner. Farm Bureau meeting postponed to April 29 due to scheduling.
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Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
W. B. Dalton
May Phillips
Irving Hill
Joe, Gavitt
Progressive Reading Club
Jeannette Lyon
Olive Brush
E.S. Holmes
Charlyn’ Yuinn
China
J. Mi Boyd
H. A Jermore
E. Serinopski
Gertie Benjamin
Topeka
Grace Epstein
Airs
Abe Wolfson
J. T. Skinner
New Hampshire
W. E. Higgins
Bjornson
Order of’ the ‘Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hird
Ghter
Beulah
Mars
Jordan
Paul Jhanning
Toneltas
Clary
Ebs
Baldwin
Ed Stonekirng
Mattie and
Raymond
William ‘Mundy
Ottawa
Jof
Betty Washington
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Phoenix
Lawrence, Kansas
Nix
Jewelers
Kans
Public Service Compe
Wichitan Gas Company
Coffeyville
Kahs
F. “Curley” Davidson
Edna
Oswepo
Davidson
Max Wilhelmi
Max Sr. Wilhelmi
Kansas _ City
Jeritza
Constantinople
Associated Press
Sheik Said
Kurdistan
Paul Smith
R. A
the Baptist Church
Everest Cafe
Mass
Bethel Ladies Aid
McCulloch’s
Sat
Pleasant Grove
Honolulu
Rieger
Alice Brady
Jararimba
Zev
Paul Rieger
San Fran
the Ice & Storage Co
Vermont Street
Lawrence, Kana
Y. Une
Eaver) Yeaver
Idry
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