Society Notes Highlight Local Club Gatherings and Weddings
Mrs. George Kirchhoff and Miss Isabel Gilmore host Friday bridge luncheon while Pi Lambda Theta marks Music Week with a Hearth dinner and initiation. UC social calendars show numerous PTA circles, Rotary dinner at Hotel Eldridge, and plans for Miss Jean McFarland of Topeka’s upcoming marriage to Pfc. Robert E. Allen with a Dresden colored display. Local society lists include lectures, teas, sewing clubs, and Red Cross efforts as multiple groups meet across Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J.kirchhoff
Julius Marks
Bridge
Isabel Gilmore
Paul N. Kent
George G. Kirchhoff
P. HE. O
Raymond Nichols
Nous
H. W. Stowits
Mothers’ League
C. M. Clark
Pi Lambda Theta
Hearth
University Y. W. C. A
Andrew Schoener
Miller Hall
University Club
L. M. Metzler
Monday Sewing Club
Forrest C. Allen
George P. Williamall
Philadelphia
Milton P. Allen
Allen
Jean McFarland
Topeka
Pfc
Robert E. Allen
Fran
Mirs McFarland
J. E. McFarland
Paul
Belknap
Albert Rh
Little Rock
Ark
Crown
George J. Williams
Rons Lawrences
W. C. Simons
Dolph Simons
Dustin Will
Michael J. Getto
Janes Perry
Robert J. Price
Vernon
Dina
Louise Longenecker
Milton Allen
Wadhams Operated. Miller Couple Plans Move to Los Angeles
Mrs. W A Wadhams underwent an operation at Memorial hospital Thursday morning and is reported in satisfactory condition. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Miller are at the Eldridge hotel preparing to leave for Los Angeles next week to establish a future home. Miller recently sold the Eldridge Pharmacy, which he operated for years. Mrs. Mary Dunden, Miss Hilda Borg and Miss Audris Rife of Memorial hospital attended the Midwest Hospital Association meeting in Kansas City at the Hotel President. Mr. and Mrs. W C Eckert will travel to San Diego for a month’s visit with their two sons and two families, Kenne Eckert and ite Eckert. Mrs. F C Whipple left for Rochester Minnesota to meet her sister Mrs. N H Beilhart of Dayton Michigan. Miss Josephine Deppe was admitted to S B A hospital at Topeka yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wadhams
Memorial Hospital
George F. Miller
Eldridge Hotel
Los Angeles
Miller
Eldridge
Mary Dunden
Hilda Borg
Audris Rife
Kansas City
Recital by Barbara Hule In Fraser Theater Monday Evening
Miss Barbara Hule renowned Lawrence violinist will headline the senior recital series in Fraser theater accompanied by Max Hughes. A pupil of Euerstein and Gelich, Hule leads University Symphony Orchestra and String Quartet, member of Shu Phi Epsilon, and has performed in Lawrence and campus events. Her program includes Bruch G minor concerto and selections by Bach Beethoven Schubert Granados Debussy and Zarzycki. Also reported, Trinity Lutheran delegates returned from the Kansas Synod convention with Beil Jost elected to national positions and Davis reelected to the Synod executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Theater
Barbara Hule
Max Hughes
Miss Hule
Lawrence
Spencer
Huls
Karl Euersteiner
University of Michigan
Waldemar Gelich
University Symphony Orchestra
University String Quartet
Shu Phi
National Music Sorority
At & P.m
Bach
Beethoven
Schubert
Granados
Debussy
Zarzycki
Trinity Lutheran Church
Synod of Kansas
Kansas City
Alfred J. Beil
Henry Jost
Minneapolis
Cooperative Club Members Hear a Musical Program
Three University of Kansas students presented a musical program at the Co-Operative Club meeting at the Colonial. Lonnie Kelley played two trombone solos with Margaret Snodgrass at the piano and Charline Coomber performed on the piano accordion. Snodgrass closed with an eight piano solo. The club plans a dead Daughter dinner on May 18 and will not meet May 25 due to the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Kelley
Margaret Snodgrass
Charline Coomber
University of Kansas
Co-Operative Club
Colonial
Chamber of Commerce
Four Kansans win 4-H Washington trip stand-in
In Manhattan on April 21 J Harold Johnson announced four Kansas 4-H club members as Washington trip winners. Because the national encampment was cancelled the winners receive a two week stay at the American Youth Foundation camp in Shelby Idaho. Recipients are Vadamne Strobei Garfield Boosters Pawnee Leon Robins Riverside Gray Bill Turley Richland Dorothy Henningsen Iona Hustlers Jewell counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Washington
J. Harold Johnson
American Youth Foundation
Shelby
Vadamne Strobei
Garfield Boosters
Pawnee County
Leon Robins
Riverside
Gray County
Bill Turley
Richland Boosters
Ford County
Dorothy Henningsen
Iona Hustlers
Jewell County
Johnson
Yugoslav Partisans Check German Offensive in Montenegro
Yugoslav partisans claim counter attacks in Montenegro recaptured Mojkovac and Satovici while driving back German forces Chetniks and Albanian gangs. Heavy fighting continues as the broadcast reports significant losses on the German side and allied units in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Montenegro
Mojkovac
Josip Broz
Tito
Satovici
Clothing Specialist Will Hold Meeting in Lawrence Tomorrow
Kansas State college clothing expert Miss Christine Wiggins will conduct a meeting in Lawrence from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. for women on altering commercial patterns. Eligible attendees include home demonstration unit leaders and 4 H project leaders. A similar session will be held at Baldwin's Methodist church Good Fellowship hall Monday. A week classified ad costs 96 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Wiggins
Kansas State College
Lawrence
Wiggins
Good Fellowship Hall
The
Methodist Church
Baldwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotary Club
Rotaryanna
Tota Nu
Ruth Dyche
H. E. Jordan
W. A. Gentry
Nila Vaughn
Roy Thomas Harmon
Moundridge
Greenville
S. C
Q. H. Chambers
St. Paul Methodist Church
Harmon
Lillie Wolfe
Greenville General Hospital
United States Army Air Forces
Greenville Army Air Base
W. L. McMorris
Pi Kappa Lambda
Music Fraternity
Justine Kloep- Ren Suzanne Schmidt
Leorae Ford
E. Thayer Gaston
J. W. Ashton
Russell L. Wiley
Guy Criss Simpson
Ruth Orcutt
Mabel Barnhart
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Otto F. Miessner
Irene Peabody
Carl A. Preyer
Waldemar Geltch
Jeannette Cass
Lucile Wagner
Irene Martin
Meribah-Moore
Jeanne Scott
Aliie Merle Conner
Mildred Seaman Joseph Wilkins
Laurel E. Anderson
Dorothy Addy
Marjorie Ward
Mrs. J
Tobler
L.B. Club
K. U
Deane. W. Malott
Fred Ellsworth
Malott
Karl Klooz
R. B. Stevens
W. W. Davis
W. L. Burdick Dean
Paul B. Lawson
F. J. Moreau
Henry Shenk
Fred Elseworth
R. M. Sutters
G. A. Middleton
Julia Will
Old Friends Club
Paul Koehler
Charles Hyre
Red Cross
Edyth Salvesen
Martha Rayhill
Wichita
Delta Kappa Gamma
George Wetzel
Edith Ernst
E.O.W
Phil Ernst
L. L. Ringler
F. W. Cutter
W. E. Spalding
Monay
Summerfield
Mothers’ Discussion Club
Guy Quidaht
Charles Patton
Herbert Jones
Hazel Dahtena
Thelma Zink
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
R. K K. Collins
University Drive
J. . Ashton
George March
Social Chaiman
W. Lb. McMorris
Dean Nezmith
Robert T. Fitzhugh
Floyd Rutle
F. C. Alen
Cooperative Club
Yugosslav Partisans
Lawrence Price
O. J. Lane
Granada Coffee
John Niehoff
Price
Journal-World
Redding Amusement CO
Mass
Weaver
Rollins
Pantie
Enterprise Cotton
Knitting Dept
Strutwear
CAMEO
Reg
Vickers Gift Shop
Guncheon
Kentucky
Allison - Armstrong
Dickerson
Fapanter Et Cattte
Dickersons
National
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