Local clubs host luncheons and marriages announced
Social notes list Monday bridge luncheons at Colonial and Mrs Ov o Barteldes led a Monday team whirl club. Engagement of Wilda Beryl Wright to Edwin L Barber Jr is announced in Kansas City. KU graduates Mr Barber and Miss Wright, both Alpha Delta Pi and Triangle members. Various tea and bridge gatherings noted, plus the April Showers luncheon for state business and professional women. Birth in Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Schulmeyer. Cosmos club final meeting at Mrs Garvin home with Mothers Day program. American Legion auxiliary reports on district convention. Dean Schwegler hosts Saturday Night club with son reading the after-dinner paper and Dr Schwegler discussing malignant growths. Additional guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongay
Ovo Barteldes
Whirl
E. W. Hamlin
Colonial
Ivan Rowe
Yota Nu
Florence Wilson
W. G. Brownlee
Amigas
F. B. Strong
F. B. McAdams
W. E. Huttit
E. F. Caldwell
Progressive Contract Club
Quivira Club
Wiedemann’s. Round Table
Ladies’ Literary League
V. A. Young
West Side
F. W. Hosford
Frank Banks
M. S Winter
John Ross Wright
Wilda Beryl
Edwin L. Barber, Jr
Edwin L. Barber
Kansas City
Miss Wright
University of Kansas
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Barber
Triangle Fraternity
Memorial Union
Arlene Roberts
Lawrence Club
Dean Raymond A. Schwegler
the Manor
Dean Schwegler
Raymond A. Schwegler, Jr
Dr. Schwegler
C. C. Stewart
C. B. Holmes
Raymond Nichols
Community notices and club events in Lawrence
District Director The Vendredi club is to be entertained Friday at 1 at Mrs. F. W. Gaunt's home. A patriotic program followed a luncheon by Circle No. 7, G A R, with Mrs. Runkle speaking on Ap pomattox Day and Mrs. d aqmann reading on the ire of Grant. The circle promotes patriotic work in Lawrence schools and an essay contest offering a room flag prize for fifth graders. Various guests attended the luncheon, and plans emerged for future dances and club meetings across town. Several members plan motor trips south for the school year, with stops in Texarkana, New Orleans, and Mobile. Recitals and programs at the high school are announced, including America the Beautiful and Music in the Air. The Round Table closes with a luncheon at the Country club, guests from Los Angeles. Various engagements include Genevieve Horn Lindsay and Miss Dorothy Longshore marrying in coming weeks, while local clubs schedule meetings, quilting, and book reviews. The children of India school will present operettas Friday at Lone Star hall, and several clubs meet midweek with planned activities and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 7
J. Runkle
Appomattox
Grant
Elizabeth Dacqmann
W. A. Brown
C. J. Schubert
Lawrence Public Schools
S. Kk. Funk
Jared Tyson
John Harrell
R. M. Jenkins
Chrisman
E. W. Parsons
Florence Barrows
Carl Schubert
Dorothy
Carlene
T. D. Funk
Margaret Kelsall
Gulfport
Miss
Lena B. Funk
Gulf Park College
Texarkana
Ark
Mr. Funk
Walter Murphy
Murphy
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
H. W. Hargiss
Hargiss
Dorothy Enlow
Louise Wiedermann
Hazel Lynn
Myrle Melone
Kate Caldwell
Hopkins
The
Round Table
Henderson. Martin
Sybil Martin
Los Angeles
Wedding notes and club year end events listed
The bride's sister Miss Juanita Longshore was maid of honor and Ira Hubbard best man. After a Benton Court Kansas City wedding home, Last night at Hotel Eldridge club events included Berth Lance in Fort Scott singing, a string trio, and a pajama party operetta They Nifty Shop directed by Mrs. H. W. Craig. Future meetings announced for Twentieth Century club and Ladies' Literary League with luncheon and review of Life With Father. A Pi Beta Phi founders day dinner, and West Side Study Club covered dish luncheon at 1611 Massachusetts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Longshore
Ira Hubbard
Mrs. Fisher
Benton Court Apartments
Kansas City
Eldridge
Crystal Room
Berth Lance
Fort Scott
Mary Louise Beltz
Marguerite C. Burk
Martha Laura Grover
Amy Dunkerly
Letha Harper
Dodge City
Lawrence
H. W. Craig
Agnes Mary White
Twentieth Century Club
W. J. Baumgartner
Agnes Thompson
Father
Clarence Day
West Side Study Club
Frank Hosford
Massachusetts Street
Personal notices from Lawrence society columns
Mrs Earl Gafford of New York arrived to visit her aunt Miss Anna Fischer and sister Mrs Rankin Warner. Mrs Robert Jordan of New York came to visit her nephews at the University of Kansas. Mrs Jordan was formerly Elizabeth Fleeson. Mr and Mrs A B Weaver returned from Mineral Wells. Mrs Willis Dunn left for Colorado Springs on business. Mr and Mrs Charles C Long hosted guests including Mrs Longs parents and Mrs Dora Long as they plan a Kansas City dinner in honor of Mrs J Joseph Smith of Pasadena. Mrs Dinsmore Alter arrived from Los Angeles for ten days with her daughter Mrs C W Asling. Dr Alter goes to Washington to read a paper. Mr and Mrs U S G Plank travel to Garden City Mo after news of Mrs Plank’s mother Mrs Martin Ziegler’s death. Miss Lottie Sturdy returns to Kansas City for her mother’s illness. John Harrell is ill at his daughter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gafford
New York City
Anna Fischer
Rankin Warner
Robert Jordan
F. B. Davis
William Fleeson
Richard Fleeson
University of Kansas
Jordan
Elizabeth Fleeson
A. B. Weaver
Mineral Wells
Tex
Willis Dunn
Colorado Springs
Charles C. Long
Long
Ross Bowles
St. Louis
C. W. Asling
Alter
Washington, D. C
U. S. G. Plank
Garden City
Plank
Martin Ziegler
K. M. Wykle
Ziegler
Lawrence
Lottie Sturdy
Kansas City
Joe Sturdy
Miss Sturdy
Research Hospital
John Harrell
E. M. Hobbs
Cunningham Pays Fine For DUI In City Court
Robert Cunningham of Kansas City a KU graduate pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in the Justice of the Peace court with a $100 fine and $15.25 costs. A disturbing the peace charge on West Ninth Street was dropped. He was arrested April 18 beyond the city limits by sheriff’s officers. A separate suit seeks $2,000 damages from Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan over a collision at Fifth and Indiana Streets on April 13. James (Sonny) Corbin pleaded not guilty to assaulting Mrs. Stockfleet with a knife in a family dispute. hearing set for Wednesday at 3 a.m. and bond set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cunningham
Kansas City
K. U
Baldwin Mitchell
Court of Justice of the Peace
O. J. Lane
Cunningham
West Ninth Street
Henry Buerman
Lake View
E. F. Sullivan
Lawrence
Fifth
Indiana Streets
Buerman
Sullivan
Sheriff's Office
Mabel Stockfleet
Elmira Street
James
Sonny) Corbin
Stockfleet
Corbin
Justice Court
J. Lane
Rgn
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Allen Hamilton
Jeannette Bowersock
Vivian Skilton
Miss Skilton
Sam Adams
Helen Bkilton
Mrs. M.S. Winter
Lawrence B
P. W
Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Funk
R. A. Schwerler
W. L. Burdick
Annie L. Monroe
Ednah Hopkins
Agnes Evans
Leila K. Black
Ruth Morse
Mary Giesemann
P. E. Schulmeyer
Route Six
Memorial Hospital
Cosmos Club
A. W. Garvin
New Hampshire Street
E. C. Maxwell
Flora. Muratta
Beatrice Stapleton
Muratta
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey-Liberty
Hall
Eighth
Vermont Streets
Pleasanton
Vendredi Club
F. W. Gaunt
H. B. Ober
Harry Brown
Glenn Charlton
Victoria Club
H. W. Howsman
No Namer Club
Anna
Sadie Hutt
Tennessee Street
Friends In Council
James &. Barrow
John Edmonds
Walter Rising
George Rising
Helen Kuchs
Santa Lucia
Chanaral
Chile
Kanwaka Literary Club
A. R. Colman
Milton Sanderson
Margaret Colman
Carl C. Horn
Kan
Genevieve
Palmer B. Lindsay
Wichita
J. P. Lindsay
First Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Lee Longshore
T. R. Longshore
Gerhard Granville Fisher
C. G. Fisher
Grace Presbyterian Church
Stull Needlecraft Club
Elmer Nichols
Bookfellows Club
A. H. Turney
Olive Brush
Children of India School
Zodiac Club
C. C. Stoland
Learmard Avenue
Accredited Teachers Association
Myrtle Wyckoff Independence
Kansas Federation of Busines and Professional Women's Clubs
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Society For the Prevention of
Publishers Syndicate
W. A. Young
Haskell Avenue
Pi Beta Phi
Aluminia
Massachusetts
Granada
Union
America
Kansas
Puff
the World Co
Duart
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Mass
Ober
Middle West
Arrow
Mount Hope
Hospital
4Th St
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