Beta Sigma Phi events and related society notices
Beta Mu chapter held a preferential tea and fashion show at Mrs. H. W. Olmsted home with Mrs. William J. Trull presenting new spring attire. Rushees and alumnae participated in progressive dinners and table decorations featured gold and black. Grand chapter visits, brunches, and orchid corsages marked a busy schedule across multiple Kansas organizations. The Lawrence chapter of Sweet Adelines earned a regional honor in Independence Missouri.
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Beta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
H. W. Olmsted
William J. Trull
Calhoun’s Department Store
George Hildebrand
J. L. Burnett
James Tiedemann
Gary Skeet
Oneal Adams
Olmsted
Donald Tobler
Leslie Reguelin
Leslie Regnier
Ken Garhard
Robert Harper
Harvey Shaugheney
Larry Wagmer
Bud Mishler
Ward Moore
Milt Stoffer
Mary Klooz
James Lyle
Overland Park
Bill Jones
John Jimenez
Paul Meseraull
Don Reynolds
Reynolds
Parke Bowlin
Remick
Dorcas Stoffer
O. B. Shipman
Caryn Dietz and Wiley Scott Wed in Lawrence Ceremony
Caryn Lee Dietz married Wiley Scott Saturday in Danforth Chapel Lawrence. Rev Daniel DeBlock officiated a double ring ceremony with music by organist Sara James. The couple reside at 1726 Washburn Topeka after a short wedding trip.
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Caryn Lee Dietz
Wiley Scott
Danforth Chapel
Lawrence
Daniel DeBlock
Sara James
Social Calendar for Tuesday and Wednesday
Tuesday events include Mothers Discussion Club at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Herbert Jones 1242 Prairie and Victoria Club at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. Lydia Allen 1121 Vt St and AAUW international relations group at 7 30 p.m. in Kansas Union. Wednesday listings show Plymouth Church Women coffee at 9 30 a.m. in Mayflower Room, Altrusa Founders Day luncheon at noon at Little Banquet restaurant, Trinity Church Women spring luncheon at 1 p.m. Parish House, First Christian Church Women executive board meeting at 1 30 p.m., Friendly Circle Club spring dinner at 6 p.m. with Mrs. Clark Morton Route 3, and Progressive Circle at 7 45 p.m. with Mrs. L O Ringler 818 Lawrence Ave.
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Mothers Discussion Club
Herbert Jones
Prairie
Victoria Club
Lydia Allen
AA UW It International Relations Group
Kansas Union
Plymouth Congregational Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
First Christian Church
Christian Women's Fellowship
Friendly Circle Club
Clark Morton
Progressive Circle
L. O. Ringler
Lawrence Ave
Slim Look Fashion: Summer Dress Trends by Bobbie Brooks
A fashion feature describes the summer shift toward a lithe slim look with fabric emphasis. Dresses move away from frills to feminine, unfussy silhouettes with crisp cottons and rayons, including two piece sets, sheath and shift styles, and coachman silhouettes with pared down flare.
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Bobbie Brooks
Snack treat for kids bites of raisins and chocolate
Small fry style snack ideas describe grinding raisins with nutrients then shaping into balls and dipping in melted semi sweet chocolate for a kid friendly treat.
Mrs Booth Elected President of Douglas County Democrats
Mrs. Harvey Booth was elected president of the Douglas County Democratic Women's Club at the Holiday Inn meeting Monday night. New officers include Mrs. Byron Springer secretary and Mrs. Eugene Wolken treasurer, with several named to the executive board. Rev. Robert Harder of Topeka spoke on the recent legislative session and plans were laid for the June party.
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Harvey Booth
Douglas County
Democratic Women’s Club
Holiday Inn
Byron Springer
Eugene Wolken
John Butcher
Ernest Poland
Gertrude McCarty
Myrta Budke
June McMillen
Robert Wilson
Robert Harder
Topeka
Kansas House of Representatives
University group hosts reading at Dinneen home
C Lib Votes The French Play Reading Group of the University Women’s Club will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday in the home of Mrs. David Dinneen, 1526 Vt. St. The Women of Trinity Episcopal Church will have a spring luncheon at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Parish House. Officers will be elected. Mrs. A. F. McClanahan will entertain her Friday Club at 1 p.m. Friday in her home, 1520 University Dr. Mrs. Karl Reber will be hostess at a luncheon for members of Club Forty-Nine at 1 p.m. Thursday at Lawrence Country Club.
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University Women’s Club
David Dinneen
Vt. St
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. F. McClanahan
University Dr
Karl Reber
Lawrence Country Club
Basket Dinner Set at Lone Star Church
A McPherson College basket dinner fellowship for alumni parents of students and friends will be at 1 p m Sunday in Lone Star Church of the Brethren. An afternoon program features Dr Raymond Flory dean of students and professor of history and political science at McPherson College and the college clarinet quartet. Dr Flory will be guest minister at the morning worship service.
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McPherson College
Lone Star Church of the Brethren
Raymond Flory
Flory
Kansas Coed Martha Yankey Heads to New York for Work Week
Wichita freshman Martha Yankey of Kansas University will fly to New York City Wednesday for the first of two work weeks connected with her status as one of the 10 best dressed coeds in the United States.
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Martha Yankey
Wichita
Kansas University
New York City
United States
Linda Kay Shultz Engaged to Marvin Hubbard
Mr and Mrs Rodger S Shultz of St Louis announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Linda Kay to Marvin Clarence Hubbard son of Mr and Mrs Clarence W Hubbard of Route 3 Lawrence Miss Shultz will graduate from Kansas University in June and her fiancé will graduate next year He is a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity The wedding will be July 27 at St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church in St Louis
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A. J. Dietz. Holton
Scott
Ellen Dietz
Lawrence
Miss Dietz
Herbert Harjo
Hatton Dietz
Holton
Edwin Jimboy
Rodger S. Shultz
St. Louis
Linda Kay
Marvin Clarence Hubbard
Clarence W. Hubbard
Route 3
Miss Shultz
Kansas University
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Banana Pan Fry Guide for Curry Pairing
Four bananas pan fried with three tablespoons of butter create a rich accompaniment for chicken or shrimp curry. Melt butter, cook fruit until golden, and serve warm to balance spicy sauces.
Oliver Hair Style poised to win spring honors
A feature by Vivian Brown notes the Oliver hairstyle, a versatile cut described as razor shaped from zero to four inches at the neck and differing lengths at the ear, crown, and hairline. Hairdressers argue it flatters a wide age range and offers many comb outs for various looks.
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Ruel
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