Pre-nuptial Shower Fetes Dorothy Breithaupt in Wor den
Society notes record Miss Dorothy Breithaupt of Worden hosting forty eight guests at a pink themed shower with live music by a William string trio and a rainbow rock garden. Gifts were opened amid feted with fetti and parasols, followed by a lantern slide program and a two course lunch. Local clubs and church groups announce upcoming meetings and programs while a birth in Tongaire is noted.
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Fox
Dorothy Breithaupt
Worden
C. Wi Nuffer
Mendelssohn
Rock Garden
Miss Breithaupt
Winona Breithaupt
Frances
Winona
Breithaupt
Winter
Mantel
Artz
Mildred Weyt
Pauline
Stoebner
Alta Heffner
Margaret Stark
Kansas’ City
Social calendar of clubs and luncheons in Topeka area
A dense list of club activities across the week includes Reading club luncheons at Mrs C L Lescher and Mrs Paul Winter, Card and bridge gatherings at multiple homes, and luncheon events at the Colonial tea room and various churches. Highlights mention the Dreadbridge club luncheon, Mary Olsen as guest, and awards at a bridge session, with Mrs D J Richardson chairing church entertainment and Home Aid planning a covered dish supper.
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Lawrence Reading Club
C. L. Leschera
Paul Winter
Jueves Bridge Club
Loa. Bohaefer
Dolph Simeone
A. P. Walts
West Side Study Club
Charles B. Youne
E. R. Learned
A. L. Stantones
Colonial
Mildred McGuire
Colonial Tea Room
Wiedemann's
Chit
Harel Zuber
T Eday Slupifests Action Club
John L. Wilwarth
Ehub
J. F. Grayson
Iperial Auction Club
Max Wilhelm
Woman's Society of the Baptist Church
Th Church
Dreadbridge Club
J. W. Twente
Mary Olsen
Leslie Tung
Bert, Nash
First Christian Church
Hank Gece
D. J. Richardson
Home Aid Society
Ed Hope
Topeka social events highlight alumni, clubs, and parties
Sponsored by the Topeka music teachers association a luncheon honored Miss Kaull at the Green Parrot with about twenty members. Pi Beta Phi alumnae plan founders day banquet at Hotel Eldridge marking the sorority’s sixty fifth anniversary. Book club reviews Only Yesterday at Miss Winsler’s Mississippi street home. En Regle club party at the Foster residence hosted by Mr and Mrs Brune and Mr and Mrs Poster. Cordley TTA holds year end meeting at the schoolhouse. Speakers include Prin M F Iide and A B Martin. MGA club dinner at Colonial tea room ends with card play. Auction club hosted by Mrs W B Downing. prizes to Mrs Kirchhoff and Mrs Rankin.
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John’ le
RY McWilliams
W. Malones
T le Shipman
H.C. —Allphin
Ju Foster
Eugene Brune
En Berle
Ediidee
K. U
Fred
Ing
Topeka Music Teachers’ Association
Kaull
Green Parrot
Eliza Parry
Annie M. P. Bundy
Topeka
University Fine Arts School
Pi Beta Phi
Eldridge
Oecasion
Harold Longenecker
L. Poster
En Regle Club
Foster
Personal A B Veatch in Critical Condition at Home
Personal mentions describe A B Veatch remaining in serious condition at his son Howard Veatch's home after six weeks of critical illness. His daughter and son, Mrs Sayre and Frank Veatch of Emporia, are with him. Nearby relatives and friends include Adrian Lindsay and Nancy Jane, Lester Henderson, Margaret Tucker bound for Los Angeles, and C D Cowgill visiting Kansas City. Robert Gordon has returned to Bartlesville after visiting Prof F B Kester.
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A. B. Veatch
Howard Veatch
Ite
Willtera Sayre
Frank Veatch
Emporia
Adrian Lindsay
Nancy Jane
Norman
Okla
Lester Henderson
Noyes Heads AP as Patterson Elected Director
Paul Patterson of the Baltimore Sun was elected a director of the Associated Press at the annual meeting. Four existing directors were reelected: Frank B. Noyes, Adolph S. Ochs, Robert McLean, and Frederick E. Murphy. Patterson succeeds B H Anthony of the New Bedford Mercury.
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New York
Paul Patterson
Baltimore Sun
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
Adolph S. Ochs
New York Times
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
Frederick E. Murphy
Minneapolis Tribune
Mr. Patterson
B. H. Anthony
New Bedford
Convention of American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Opens
In mass meeting the 46th annual convention opens with a session at 2 p m for small city daily publishers. Kent Cooper reports progress in writing and distribution. Members oppose radiocasting of news but take no action. Officers elected include President Frank B Noyes and First Vice President George B Longan.
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Mass
Standard
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Associated Press
Kent Cooper
Association
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
George B. Longan
Kansas City Star
Political party officers and editors listed
Second vice-president William J. Paine Waterbury Conn Republican Secretary Kent Cooper Assistant Secretary Jackson Treasurer J R Youatt Executive committee Frank B. Noyed Adolph S Ochs Clark Howell Alan Constitution EE Lansing Ring St Louis Globe Democrat IEbert H Baker Cleveland Plain Dealer Robert McLean Philadelphia Bulletin Richard
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William J. Paine
Waterbury
Conn
Republican
Kent Cooper
Jackson
Ioth
J.R. Youatt
Frank B. Noyed
Adolph S. Ochs
Clark Howell
Alan Constitution
St. Louis
Globe
Iebert
H. Baker
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
Richard
University of Minnesota Tennis Tryouts Reported Unclear
WDAF 9:15 tonight features a note about nine University of Minnesota tennis players in spring rotation. The source lists names Hooker Springfield and Stuart H Perry among others with unclear context and fragmentary quotes.
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University of Minnesota
Gophers
WDAF
Adv
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W. RB. Dalton
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Walter Jer
K. A
Lloyd Shank
Tinois Street
Thimbles
Bess ‘Nich
Wolace Beggs
Ed Her
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Channey
Tonganair
Memorial Hospital
Sunay
First Baptist
H. Slugs
Jesson Burma
C. Simons
Tax &T
F. H. Guild
Louisiana Street
the Missionary Society of the West
Waldemar Gelich
Wiedemann’s
Sweeney
Wit Hamilton
Frances Helcom
California
George Hedrick aWilliam
LaCoss Gu Fitzpatrick
Ws QO. Hamilton
TL A
Idge
Lawrence Rice
Virginia Crim
Frances Holcom
Mr. Sweeney
General Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Charles Starkweather
FB. Strong
Arthur Peck
Ralph Dicker
Katherine Kaull
First Baptist Church
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Fai
Ella
John
Synafeate
The
A.asu
Dorothy Winsler
Mississippi Street
Anne Gill
Frederick Lewis Allen
Cordley T.T. A
Prin
M. F. Lide
A. B. Martin
League of Kansas Municipalities
J. A. Benson
MGA. Club
W. B. Downing
Carl Preyer
George Kirchhoff
Paul Rankin
W. G. Martinez
Enna Jettick
Otto Fischer
Advance Cleaners
Orientals Repaired
Coats
J.C. Penney
Worch and Yard Crawford-Veatch
Hyde Park
Fighty-Square
Butterick
Spartan
Toarcal
Tom Sawyer
Avondale
Styles
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