Social Calendar and Society Weddings in Topeka
Society notes list upcoming events and club meetings at Colonial and The Hearth including dinner bridge sessions, dessert bridge, and a plant exchange. It also reports two marriages: Patricia Ann Pratt to Lt. John B. Grant in Kansas City and Lela Belle Slover to Lt. Ralph Houk in the Slover home, with brief bios of the spouses and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean McFarland
Robert Earl Ajlen
Grace Cathedral
Topeka
Earl Klooz
Dinner Bridge Club
Colonial
Sliema Kappa Mothers Club
Ana Hlisworth
Bookfellows
J. Neale Carman
Muale Club
Country Club
E. F. Caldtwell
Horse All Society
Merered Clut
B. P. Defchert
L. Wedder
Oakridge
Farm Bureau
Alford
Guy Brune
Lowell Sterling
Paul Abels
Patricia Ann Pratt
Howard Pratt
Kansas City
Knowledge Hill
John B. Grant
Otto Grant
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Grant
University of Kansas
State Highway Department
Tenet
Africa
Italy
Jefferson Barracks
W. W. Slover
Jasper
Tex
Lela Belle
Ralph Houk
George Houk
Lawrence
Sloyer
E. A. Ingram
Ruth Parker
Double Ring Ceremony At First Baptist Church
New D A R head officiated as a couple exchanged rings in a white satin mantel setting framed by gladiolus delphiniums and ferns. Cpl Al Baker sang I Love You Truly Col Irving Bursky played violin Oh Promise Me Liebestraum Mrs J T Schofield accompanied. Reception followed with handmade Irish linen tablecloths and a two tier cake. Lt and Mrs Houk departed for trips to Shreveport and Missouri after wedding. He is a former New York Yankees property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Cpl
al Baker
Col
Irving Bursky
J. T. Schofield
Robert MacFarland
H. M. Slover
Houk
Shreveport
Lawrence
Missouri
Jacksonville High School
Lon Morris College
Beta Sigma Sorority
New York Yankees
Jasper
Camp Polk
Local Personal News From Lawrence Area
Mrs. Frank Koch leaves for Bronxville N Y to be near daughters Mrs C Francis Teter and Mrs John G Scherer. Several residents travel to Topeka Kansas City Chicago and other cities for meetings and family matters with updates on illnesses and bereavements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Koch
Bronxville
N. Y
C. Francis Teter
John G. Scherer
J. W. Twente
Madison Coombs
Topeka
Phi Delta Kappa
Twente
QO. E. Allison
Kansas City
General Methodist
Allison
Kansas
W. A. Stacey
Chicago
American Wood Preservers Association
J. A. Stanko
San Marino
Cal
F. G. Hughes
Hughes
Altho
Memorial Hospital
E. N. Walsh
Stanko
Ross Barton
Bartlesville
Okla
Lawrence
Sam Ferguson
H. C. Rednour
Floyd Holcomb
City Hall
Quartermaster
Charles A. Long
Los Angeles
Calif
Stella Kelly
Erwin
L. E. Erwin
Hambro to Speak at University Lecture in Lawrence
The Hon. C. J. Hambro the eminent Norwegian statesman who was slated to speak in April on the University Lecture Course will deliver a talk in Lawrence on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
C. J. Hambro
Local KU Event Highlights Singing Reading and Dishes
New Attache the University of Kansas. Harry Dandy of Topeka led a group singing while Ted Lehman and Margaret Dunn performed a musical reading at the evening program featuring Earl Mitchell of Lawrence High School. Also included are recipes for Victory Snow Dessert Cornmeal Spoon Bread and Roast Chicken with notes from Mrs. William Allen White and Mrs. O. M. Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Harry Dandy
Topeka
Ted Lehman
Margeret Dunn
Earl Mitchell
Lawrence Hig School
Sig
Lecture Course Chairman Announces Topic on Peace
Raymond Nichole, chairman of the Lecture Course, announced the topic How to Win the Peace. Hambro, who had led Norway’s parliament 16 years by the German invasion, represented Norway in the League of Nations, presided the last 1939 League assembly, and chaired its wartime supervisory council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nichole
Hambro
Norway
League of Nations
Hi Y Conference Closes With Banquet At Church
About 100 persons attended the district Hi Y conference closing banquet at the First Methodist church last evening. The event included about 100 boys and Hi Y club sponsors with an address delivered by Dean R A Schwegler of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Dean R. A. Schwegler
Coated Chicken Bakes In Pan Then Roaster Or Casserole
The passage describes coating chicken pieces in flour and seasonings, browning in a pan with pork fat, then baking covered for 30 minutes. Add water and bake until tender, about two and a quarter hours, using drippings to create gravy and optional final bake in a covered roaster or casserole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
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R. C. Mnler
Limereon Club
Helianthus Club
Glen Allen
New York School
Catonial
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Robert 5. Brooks
Wintter Watts
Harold Steeper
Reginald Strait
Urke
Sokalsky
aArensky
Let Ute Bemmertine
Double Dozen Club
Fannie Orr
West Fourth Street
Alice Pardea
B. F. Caldwell
D.A.R
Louise Wiedemann
Kate Caldwell
Robert Oyler
Russell Wiley
W.B. Dalton
C. A. Preyer
Rosseau
Charlene Hemphill
Mary Ann Evans
Elaine Pierca
Martha Holmes
Joan Jones
Tommy
Preston Sallie Vincent la Cucaracha
Erate
Eckstein
Marilyn Perry
Brahms-Wallis
Brainard
George Smith
Ulttls Bayou
Elaine Pierce
Doenhoff
Gary Fenstemaker
Mary Oh
Gay Ho
Polish Dane
Phyllis Springer
Betty Lou Watson
Ieee Thompson
Caroline Holmes
Beethoven
Marvin LeSner
Vanderbeck
Jane Holtzclaw
Lord
Lady Fleetfinger
Hopson
Norman Wilson
Kennedy Marilyn June Pollom
Wing ' Sco
Veronicans
Sigel Community Club
Sigma Kappa
K. W. Davidson
L. L. Waters
Jeannetta Singleton
Edna Ellsworth
W. T. Contract Club
C.F. Hall
Mra
Elsie Wager
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Daughters of the American Revolution
Julius Young Talmadge
Athens
Continental Congress
New York
Comely
Hollace Shaw
Kentucky
Massagic
Arch
Jarmans
Haynes & Keene
Mass
Washington
Victory Snow
William Allen White
M. Cole
Rhode Island Street
Florence Catherine Jepson
Atlanta
London
WAC
Jayhawk Taxi CO
Massy
Varsity
Asby
Mgr. Call
Allibon
Johnson Bros
Vickers Gift Shop
Maas
F. H. Roberts
Lydia Pinkham
Adelanes
Latele
Pee Teen
California
Ireene
Eeraya Permanenwa G
Arian
Charm-Kuri L
Round Corner Drug CO
Mass. St
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