Luncheon and club gatherings mark Lawrence social scene
Mrs. C A Thomas and Mrs. Maclure Butcher hosted guests at the Colonial with 20 places set, while Mrs W C Stevens held informal tea for Mrs W N Ferrin before her Portland departure. Readings from Kansas Magazine opened the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Thomas
Maclure Butcher
The
Colonial
Ben F. Pavlen
Independence
Bert Hill
Neodesha
E. Burke
Fredonia
W. C. Stevens
W. N. Ferrin
Portland
Ore
F. P. O Brien
A. J. Mix
Kansas Magazine
Social calendar notes from local clubs and events
A dense listing of social club meetings and community events including the Tuesday through Thursday calendars of the Woman's Club Auxiliary, Finesse Club, ML Club, and others. Texas females such as Mrs George Bullene vy, Mrs Mac lure Butcher, and Miss Ruth Litchen are noted along with dinners, luncheons, bridge parties, weddings, birthday celebrations, and Easter observances at homes and country clubs. References include Kanwaka Good Will club, Methodist Ladies Aid, New York P.T.A. at their school, and the First Christian church Women’s Council with lectures by Baker university’s Homer K. Ebright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Mann
George Bullenevy
RB. B. Smith
Wayne McCoy
J.T. Constant
A. Thomas
Maclure Butcher
Ruth Litchen
Ecepa
New York P.T.A
Frank E. Jones
H. W. Edmondson
Association
Women’s Council of the First Christian Church
Homer K. Ebright
Baker University
G. M. Campbell
D. J. Richardson
Sarcasm on Marriage Echoes From Old Widower Tale
A fragment quotes a harsh remark about marriage saying Sarah is foolish to marry and that no woman could satisfy an old widower after his first wife. The line is presented as a 1933 publication era-style remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Pubishers
Lawrence Art Club Postpones Meeting to April 26
Beth Dunkel will speak, followed by band music directed by Cc G Vermillion and a student demonstration. Mrs O W Maloney chairs the program committee. The meeting, set for Thursday, is postponed due to Holy Week church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Art Club
Personal Notices From Lawrence Area Loop
A collection of short items notes scholars and relatives heading to Easter events. Dr Herbert Mueller of Schwerin travels to Hutchinson for Easter with the Boehm family as Mrs L M Decker and children Clyde and Kathryn plan to attend the Messiah festival in Lindsborg and Easter with relatives. George Cover and Allena Hicks visit Lawrence then Kansas City to see Mary of Scotland. C J Hartig returns to Downs after a weekend with Emil Hartig. Doris Jean Donaldson visits Topeka with relatives. John M Shea of Wichita, former U of Kansas official, spends night in Lawrence. Meribah Moore sings in Handel Messiah at Emporia College. Roy Lawrence receives word Mrs Chambers in Los Angeles shows improvement. John Bronson Sproull arrives from Park College for his grandfather’s funeral. Barbara Farley of KU will travel home to Hutchinson for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Helen Hays
Mary of Scotland
The
Shubert
C. J. Hartig
Downs
Hartig
Emil Hartig
H. G. Donaldson
Doris Jean
New York Street
Topeka
John M. Shea
Wichita
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Meribah Moore
Emporia
College of Emporia
Daniel A. Hirschler
Roy Lawrence
Chambers
John Bronson Sproull
J. C. Sproull
Morris, In
Park College
Parkville
J.C. Sproull
Barbara Farley
Hutchinson
James Farley
Kaw River watershed bill aims at comprehensive survey
A bill introduced by Representative Carlson seeks to unify the Kaw river watershed in Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado for flood control soil erosion and economic development. The measure directs a full survey under the secretary of war and could authorize rapid work as a relief measure. Also notes a theft report of a 1929 Essex sedan from Fourth and Maine and Maundy Thursday services at Plymouth Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kaw River
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Carlson
Raw
Kaw
Engineers’ Corps
Kansas City
Missouri Basin
Mississippi Valley Committee
Clifton Mudge
Alpha Tau Omega
Fourth
Maine Streets
Twin Mound Community Notes and Easter Services
Yiee at seven forty five p m new members will join and the sacrament of Communion observed. Twin Mound notices record visits illnesses and a church Easter service with Rev McClelland of Topeka leading on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiee
Mackey and Stanwix Families Share Social Visits
Mr and Mrs Joyce Leach and Mr and Mrs Rolla Stanwix plus family spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs George Stanwix. G E Stanwix drove to the home of daughter Mrs G E Schaake for the day. George Stanwix and Harold Altenbernd hosted dinners and attended a funeral. Rays relative planned a trip to Okomis Ti for a few weeks. Mrs Frank Bereiter and guests enjoyed pleasant weather touring Baldwin. Mrs C S Fairbairn and daughters Lorene and Vernetta of Independence visited Mrs Clifford Reusch and husband in Lawrence on Sunday. Raymond Gardner joined special services at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dean
Don Patton
Clark Cole
Richland
Harry Cole
Condance Thurber
Dora Sullivan
Glenn Dodder
Dodder
Bobby
Pearl Thurber
Joan
Dewey Benander
West Fairview
John Simmons
Twin Mound
Frank McKenzie
Francis
Iber
Rufus
Virgil Mapes
Tad Clark
Heyl Place
George Heyl
Lora Mae
Rock Creek
L. C. Young
Topeka
Clark
Georgetta
Friendship Club
Overbrook
Henry Mitchell
Sylvia Shuler
Enterprise
Elmer Thurber
Rev. McClelland
Joyce Leach
Rolla Stanwix
George Stanwix
G. E. Stanwix
G. E. Schaake
Mr. Schaake
Harold Altenbernd
North
Emory Weakley
Rays
Okomis
Frank Bereiter
Miss Rosekirk
Marjorie Bereiter
Baldwin
Bereiter
C.S. Fairbairn
Lorene
Miss Vernetta
Independence
Clifford Reusch
Reusch
Lawrence
Raymond Gardner
Methodist Church Paiors
Gardner
L. C. Caldwell
Nelson le Suer
Bayard
Ross
Stanwix
Ee Keith
Buck Creek
Ella Donovan
Sue
Lulu North
Arthur Craix
Rolla Stanfix
G. Stanwix
Atk
First Methodist church notes and community events
Sunday morning at the First Methodist church featured the cantata The Crucifixion performed by the Wesleyan chorus and assistants. The Mackey Community Club meeting was postponed due to Mr. North’s death, and several families and pupils prepared for Easter and final exams with dinners and school events planned through Friday and Monday April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First_ Methodist
Mackey Community Club
North
Thomas Cawley
Frances Metcalf
Nelson LeSner
L. C. Caldwell
M. E. Chure
Wesleyan
Rayment Cordner
Visitors at Mohler Home Include Several Local Guests
The Mohler home has hosted Mrs. Fred Thudhum and Miss Arlene Walker along with Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Mohler of Baldwin City for the past few days. Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson and son. Miss Lois Ward of Kansas City was a weekend guest of Miss Audrey North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mohler
Fred Thudhum
Arlene Walker
B. P. Mohler
Baldwin City
Harry Lake
Ray Johnson
Lois Ward
Kansas City
Audrey North
Midland Brief Mrs Whitthouse Visits From Kansas City
Mrs. Whitthouse of Kansas City is spending several weeks with relatives in Midland. The visit includes local sightseeing and participation in community events as she observes regional customs and meets neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Whitthouse
Kansas City
Rural Social Club Meets. April 24 Set for Next Session
The Rural Social club gathered Friday afternoon with Mrs. Russell Shaw. Eleven members and three guests attended, including Mrs. W. O. Flory Mrs. E. D. Shaw and Mrs. O Roke. They sewed visited and enjoyed refreshments prepared by the hostess with help from Mrs. Spray and Mrs. Toms. Russell Shaw attended G. W. W. Club at May Smith's home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minervian Club
E. A. Springer
Earl Brown
Charles Springer
R. Redell
Owen Mitchell
L. A. Bearman
Mary Springer
S.O. Gentry
Edwin Schowengerdt
Russell Shaw
W. 0. Flory
E. D. Shaw
O’roke
Spray
Toms
Howard Erwin
G. W.W. Club
May Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
Alfred Hill
Fort Collins
Cole
West Lawrence
J. R. Payne
Charles Radcliffe
N. B. C. Club
Robert Stith
John” Kistler
Vie Westright
Weeping Wiliow
Styker
Howard Kurwicz
Robert Docking
A . MarLachian
Orden Schleifer Lowe Lilake
Mattingly
Dvorak
Alan Faikes
von Wiliams
Justin “Arndt Sparks
Theanpson
Moon Glade
Eddie Fritz
Kreisler
George Eberhardt
General Grant
Mack David Drap
Etude
Melodique
Stank Rogers
Schytte
Bach Richard Rice
Preyer Henry
Eeeee Blake
Douglas Anderson
James Roper
Haskell Avenue
Missionary Society of the West Side Presbyterian Church
Riverside Farm Bureau
Lewis Bearman
Faculty Women’s Club
Walter Whitla
Inez Simmons
Merle Wallace
Arthur Kirchhoff
Hugh Walpole
Captain Nicholas
Irene Farrar
Vie
Jeannette White
M. A. Kallis
Cassandra Ritter
Kan
Kanwaka Literary Club
Willis Colman
Dread Training School
Fraser Hall
Mareel Rich
Evelyn Lammers
Kenneth Kell
Woman’s. Club
Wiede
Charles Rad
TUE
P. W
Gin Perry
Miss Dorothy Johnston
Miss Jane Lewis
William Semple, Jr
Glenn Kirby
Jane
Kenneth
Margie Lea Sherer
West Glahn
Rex Nicolay
Phyllis Peck
Bobby Bradley
Kenneth Kirby
Nancy
Jane Semple
Sonny Dodson
Rhode Island Street
Lee Hegerman
John Burkle
T. Hemphill
Jess Brooks
Lucille van Swearingen
Gaylord Schneck
August Riggs
Katherine Fortin
Percy Maxwell
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Theodore Wiggins
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
C. C. Stewart
Missouri Street
H. W. Howsman
Claude Dicker
W. F. Heydt
Perry Palmateer
Mrs. Heydt
Women of the Elks Club
Methodist Ladies Aid
W. A. McAlearney
T. E Hanks
Tennessee Street
Adai
Kennard W.C.T.U
C. H. Larcom
K. U
Miriam Smith
Ted Sloan Sant
Jeannette Cass
Gladys Baker
KFKU
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph F. King
Lloyd Douglas
A. J. Anderson
R. C. Miller
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Griesa
T. D. Funk
C. B. Russell
Arthur
Anderson
C. W. Amidon
F. G. Whipple
RB. C. Miller
Max Wilhelmi
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Misa Betty Thomas
Cordley P.T. A
Eliza
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Bill
Mackey
Garvin Burnett
Scott City
Aaa Oa
Rumsey
Allison
Oxfords
Rollins
Weaver's
Norge Rollator
Norge
Kansas Electric Power Co
Midland
Shimmons
Chas. C. Makepeace
Dickinson
Weaver
Coats
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