Newcomers Club Hosts Spring Meeting at Johnson Home
The Newcomers club met at Aue. W. S. Johnson’s home for a Huginess gathering. Officers elected included president vice president Mrs. C. with social chair Mrs. Vern Smith secretary Mrs. J. Hower and treasurer Mrs. R. W. Warner. Over thirty women attended and plans were made for a May 16 picnic at Mrs. C. Kent’s.
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Aue
W. S. Johnson
Ol Yesra
Ween's
Acre
Vern- Smith
J. Hower
Social Calendar Highlights From Friday to Saturday
The social calendar lists multiple clubs and gatherings. Mrs Herbert Hunter and Mrs J D Seiler host bridge and auction groups, with dinners at the Colonial tea room and Wagstaffs grill. Notable attendees include Mrs J Hoopes and Mrs Heath eringt. The Lotus club plans a Monday luncheon at Mrs M A Gorrill’s home, while engagements include Miss Edith Levitt’s wedding to Samuel Meyer Goldschmidt in Wichita. Other events feature Kanwaka club meetings, Junior Hill Seno activities, Trinity Lutheran choir dinner, and a Pleasant Hour memorial at Oak Hill cemetery. A Friday auction club, Delta Sigma Pi dinner, and various local teas and receptions populate the weekend social scene.
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Hunter Frid Whipp
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George Kron
o"Friay
K. K. Taner
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MES
Peter Emery
G Kaper Ag
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T. Berle
Kopp
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Auction Bridge
Ah Heatheringt
Masonic Temple
Apt del Delta Phi
Wagstatt's Grill
Ugrarian Alliance
Hoopes
Personal notices of local residents' visits and guests
Mrs Luta Ezell and Mrs Olson left this morning for Kansas City for a couple of days. Kathrine Keats Dorney of Tonga noon camp will visit Mr and Mrs E N Taylor over the weekend. Dr R B Lantz returning to Salina from Chicago spent the day with daughter Rachel Lantz at the University. Mrs E J Harris and her daughter Hortense of Ottawa spent yesterday with Mrs Harris' host. Louis La Coss of St Louis visiting his parents, goes to Manhattan to visit sister Mrs R C Conboy then leaves for St Louis Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ted Simons of Trenton Mo arrive to be guests over Sunday of Mr and Mrs Glenn Smith. Mrs Simons is niece of Secretary Arthur M Hyde and Mrs Hyde. Mrs Max Wilhelm and Mrs J M Sanderson drive to St Joseph Md to spend the day. Mrs F P O Patter, Miss Alice Winston, and Mrs J P Jensen attend the Kansas division conference of the American Association of University Women.
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H. F. Olson
Kansas City
Kathrine Keats Dorney
Tonganoxie Camp
E. N. Taylor
R. B. Lantz
Salina
Chicago
Rachel Lantz
Ted Simons
Trenton
Glenn Smith
Kentucky Street
Simons
Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur M. Hyde
Hyde
Max Wilhelm
J. M. Sanderson
St. Joseph
F. P. Opattet
Alice Winston
J. P. Jensen
Kansas
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American Association of University
Rain and Muddy Roads Cut Attendance at Junction City
Rain and muddy roads today cut attendance at the opening session of the tenth annual Kansas branch American Association of University Women convention in Junction City. Mrs. J Humphrey gave the welcome, with Mrs. Guy Lamer of Iola replying. Delegates planned to tour Fort Riley to see a horse show in their honor and were to visit Brigadier General and Mrs. Charles J. Symmonds after the show.
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Kansas
American Association of University
J. ¥. Humphrey
Guy Lamer
Iola
Fort Riley
Tex
Charles J. Symmonds
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