Society Happenings and Dinners Highlight Local Hosts
Miss Margaret Kirchhoff and Aliss Eleanor Klein hosted a dinner with pink and green decor in honor of Mrs. George Kirchhoff prior to her marriage. Guests included Barbara Kirchhoff, Marie Hunter, Ada Katherine Kirchhoff, and many others. Also noted were gatherings for Current Event club officers, a Trinity Episcopal parish lunch, and a miscellaneous shower for Ton and Ton Pippert with a long guest list. King’s birthday club met at Oak Ridge with a BiCentennial Washington life program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kirchhoff
Aliss Eleanor Klein
George G. Kirchhoff
Nanicy. Harman
Maxine Cech
Mrs. Kurchhoff
Helen Hareman
Ruth Maxine Dvorak
Josephine Marshall
Mary Ruth Water‘“a Mulder
Ruth Stoland
Margery S Dalton
Marjorie Simmonds
Margaretta Clevenger
Frances Funk
Maxine Wilhelmi
Kathleen Myers
Oris Dixon
Imogene High
Ruth Stockwell
Margaret M McNewn
Margaret Sherwood
Frances ‘Ti Milner
J. N. G. Watt
D. A.filer
Grace Perkyn
Thomas Pop‘pleweil
Katherine Pine
Mattie Hanna
Jacob Hammit
Mabel Palmateer
Perky
Aviam Ray Pine
Topeka
Woman's Auxiliary
Diocese of
Kansas
Richard D. Speck
Kansas City
Kan
Northeast
Trinity Episcopal Church
Social Calendar Highlights Newcomers Club and Clubs Week
Newcomers mingle over tea and supper as a busy social calendar unfolds in Lawrence. Events include bridge clubs, dinners, auctions, and a Colonial tea room gathering with performances by costumed members. Notables: Mrs. John L. Wilforth hosts, LeSner and Miller quartet perform, and the Kansas nursing association holds a dinner and annual meeting.
Nursing leaders attend El Paso event and local club notes
The American Nurses Association member Miss Wager attended the El Paso meeting as a delegate from the Ellis Hospital Alumnae Association of New York City. The Pleasant Hour club met at Air Castle Farm, with 15 members and 3 guests. program covered the twelve greatest dates in US history. The Young Matrons Harmony Circle held a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Logsdon’s home as Rev. Robert Hunt spoke on Methodism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Count Nurses’ Association
American Nurses Association
el Paso
Tex
Wager
Ellis Hospital Aluronae Association
New York City
Pleasant Hour Club
Air Castle Farm
John Levett
Guy Folks
Flag of the Free
Harmony Circle
First, Methodist Church
F. J. Logsdon
M. J. Patterson
C. G. Bayles
Robert Hunt
Notable Travel After Family Bereavement in Baldwin
Mr and Mrs BE S Heaston and Mrs Reece Swimley of Baldwin returned last night from Prairie View where they were summoned by the death of G W Roland, father to Mrs Heaston and Mrs Swimley. Mrs H N Roles 1318 New Hampshire street has gone to Fort Scott to care for her seriously ill brother J W Reed. Miss Elizabeth Bryan spends the day in Ottawa. Mrs Lloyd H Wilson of Ottumwa formerly Mertice Stucker visits relatives in Lawrence and Ottawa. Miss Anjoanette Wager of Schenectady NY visits Miss Electa Kindelsperger. Mrs Anna R Turner returns to Minneapolis after two weeks with her daughter Mrs D W Stone and Mr Stone of 2101 Vermont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. S. Heaston
Reece Swimley
Baldwin
Prairie View
G. W. Roland
Heaston
Swimley
H. N. Roles
New Hampshire Street
Fort Scott
J. W. Reed
Elizabeth Bryan
Ottawa
Lloyd H. Wilson
Ottumwa
Iowa
Mertice Stucker
Lawrence
Anjoanette Wager
Schenectady
N. Y
Electa Kindelsperger
Anna R. Turner
Minneapolis
Kan
4. W. Stone
Stone
Vermont Street
Junior High Exhibit Planned for May 13
Plans for the annual spring exhibit at Junior High were outlined this week by Miss Mildred Mast, chairwoman of the committee. Each department was represented and then acted as chair of its own subcommittee, detailing preparations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mast
Exhibition plans announced with demonstrations to follow
Plans for an upcoming exhibition are to be announced later alongside demonstrations. Members of the organizing committee include Miss Mast, Miss Mildred Kirkham, Miss Olive Figgs, Miss Edith Besch, Mrs. M. Posey, Miss Helen Rose, and Ralph Graber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lriven
Mast
Mildred Kirkham
Olive Figgs
Edith Besch
M.D. Posey
Helen Rose
Ralph Graber
Local Social Notes And School Update In Gentry Hill Area
Mr and Mrs Galen Barker of Lawrence visited Mr and Mrs Paul Winter last Wednesday evening. Mrs George Haddie spent Monday with Mrs Osgood Armstrong. Barker school closes Friday April 2 with no school dinner this year. Mrs Arnold Ransdall visited Helen Harshberger in Lawrence Tuesday evening. Funeral of Wilson Martin attended by neighborhood at Rumsey Brothers Funeral Home last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Barr Gorrill and children visited Lake View club house last Thursday. Annie Johnson stayed with aunt Mrs Mills Duncan during county exams. Bridge near Gentry Hill nearly finished and road to traffic soon. County exams taken by Helen Harshberger and others from the district. Miss Helen Harshberger guest of Dr and Mrs Will Gorrill for Sunday dinner. C P A Lodge met at the school house last Friday. Dr Harbour of Lawrence attended Barr Gorrill home Thursday night for a sick horse. Grant Johnson recovering from flu. Phil Blough dined with Rob Gorrill Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen. Gorrill
Lawrence
Paul Winter
George Haddie
Osgood Armstrong
Helen Virginia
Marshall Gorrill
Lake View
Annie Johnson
Mills Duncan
Gentry Hill
Helen Rigsby
Lucille Rothwell
Mary Trowbridge
Mary Evans
New Wonderful MELLO GLO Face Powder Promise
A vintage ad touts MELLO GLO face powder to prevent large pores and hide fine lines. It claims a new French process for smoother application and longer wear, reducing shine and offering a youthful complexion with the purest powder.
Minervian club and church groups plan April 20 events
The Minervian club will meet with Miss Anna Mitchell on Wednesday April 20 at Mrs Jim Mitchells home. Paul Winters group of the First Baptist church will host a covered dish luncheon at the church April 20 as the groups reorganize. Robert Gorrill attended a 4 H club meeting at Riverside school Friday night.
Wee Tots Cotton Frocks and Matching Panties
Charming frocks for 1 to 3 year olds offered in fine voiles gandies dotted Swiss printed flaxons and plain color batiste. Includes matching panties with a wide assort ment and color range priced from $1.00 to $1.98.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Gordon
Bartles
Okla
Kester
Gordon
F.H. Hodder
F. B. Davis
E. H. Hollands
Barbara. Kester
H. G. Pippert
Worden
Alton Pippert
Lois Elm
Orville Elm
Charles Pippert
Harry
Dorothy
Melvin
Elmer Pippert
Frank Pippert
Conrad Foster
Ha Strong
Henry Boehle
Lila Florence
Garol Nima
Georges Reynolds
Genevieve
Oscar Heinen
Theo.Elm
Lois
John Elm
Charles Elm
Charlene
Andrew Elm
Esther
Fern
Mildred
Harley Lyons
Elmer Rappard
Harold Rapenard
Roy Schwahm
Kamer Wintermantle
Alvin ‘Heinen
Lester Schwahm
Loyd Ford
Wilbur Nelson
Misses Fay
Wintermantle
Helen Jory
Olive
H. G
Alton
Thomas van Nice
Thomas Cawley
Oak Ridge
Genngae Ae Thewcomers Club
Af Oie
Sweeney
Redness Agin Ois
West Lawrence
Colonial
G R. Halreday Awe
John L
Ilforth
Sik
Charles Starkweather
Glenn Moody
L. D. Club
Mra
FD. Brooks
Fee Emenys
Glenn Michael
Vendredt
John L. Kidworth
AL A. U- W
Robert D. Baldwin
Washington
Anna Mitchell
J. H. Mitchell
D. H. McCreath
Miss Mitchell
J.ih. Mitchell
Ralph Harman
Mary Farley
Annie Mitchell
Margaret Flint
Harman
H. F. Olson
W. F. Elkin
Mitchella
Joe Harrison
la Corte Club
Harry Craiz
Kanaga
Edith _ Wolgamott
Ohio Street
Lawrence Circle No. 75
The
Post Hall
Roy Underwood
Conrad McGrew
W._H. Lowe
Miercoles Club
Otto Fischer
Colonial Tea Room
Rebekah
I. C. O. F. Hall
Kitchen Kabinet Orchestra
A. L. Towler
Dorothy Breithaupt
C. W. Nuffer
Hea
John
Publishers
Kansas Relays
Bertha Rudiger
Melonee Shirley
Ralph Kirby
Donna Ray
Brackett
Enna Jettick
Minervian Club
Jim Mitchell
S. Paul Winters
First Baptist Church
Robert Gorrill
Riverside School
Harlie Armstrong
Osgood
Mitchell Place
Shipman Carter
Bank of England
London
Furnit Crawford-Venteconee
Schulz the Tailor
Mass
W. Parsons Jeweler
WyPex
Mandalay
Sanitary F
Megum