Social Bridge Party at Country Club Draws Largest On Tuesday
A Tuesday afternoon party at the Country club drew a record crowd. Mrs. E. H. Lupton hosted two tables while Mrs. Carl Graeber entertained twelve card club members and four out of town guests from Leavenworth. Prizes went to Mrs. Drieshal and Mrs. Graebber's group. Mrs. J. B. Mark posted high night score. Guests included Mrs. Carter, M Boone, Mrs. J. Biddle, Drieshal, and others. decorations featured zinnias and warigalds with ice cream and cake served.
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E. H. Lupton
Carl Graeber
Floyd Rankin
MT. Hudson
G. Taurens
Helen
Walter Thiele
Jack Botin
John Stutz
Kansas City ad firm honors design staff wedding guest list
In advertising circles Cap City next Sunday hosts cover for a designer from Chicago. Miss Hackney, tipped to create silk designs at Marshall Field's, and Mr Parker, a 1926 graduate, are the couple amid gifts and celebrations. Glenna and Edith Davis also host a birthdays party with games and prizes for about thirty friends. The Trinit Lutheran Pastor’s Aid Society will meet tomorrow at 3 with August calendar hostesses.
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John Edmonds
Eugene Brune
Massachusetts Street
Marvin C. Hyre
Jane
W. H. Butler
Presbyterian Church
Hyre
Eunice Roller
Altamont
Lawrence National Bank
Vermont Street
Hertsler
H. B. Hertzler
Manel Hertzler
C. W. Hyre
Ida M. Wackney
Glenn Olmstead
Sigma Kappa
Kansas City
Eleanore Hackney
Glenn Arker
J. F. Parker
Rob
Inson
Kansas
Cap- City
Jmotion
Nellie Donnelly
Chicago
No Vo A. Are Aoe
Glenna Davis
Edith Davis
Billowe'en Maccubrie
Pastor’s Aid Society of Trinit - Lutheran Church
Personal notices of travelers and visitors in Lawrence
Local column records numerous residents and guests: H B Bullene returns from New York buying trip. Nora Ames Thelma Mann in Topeka. Mrs H H Lewis and Mabel Timken to Kansas City. extended visits to Cedarvale and San Diego. several trips to Chicago, Springfield, and other cities. Beatrice Abrams Belkin praised for singing. updates on health, housing, and upcoming travels including Estes Park and California tour. Lawrence residents intertwined with relatives and spectators.
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H. A. Martin
Cate
Simmons
L. Donald
Fistes Park
Colo
Donald
Virginia Melvin
Lawrence
Knoxville
Tenn
John Melvin
George Melvin
H. B. Bullene
New York City
Nora Ames
Thelma Mann
Topeka
H. H. Lewis
Mabel’ Timken
Kansas City
C. M. Hays
Clare Hays
Margaret Hays
Cedarvale
T.M. Daniels
el Reno
Oklo
Abe Wolfson
Ralph
George Abrams
Gertie Benjamin
Chicago
Vince
Springfield
Ie Cago
Beatrice Abrams
Belkin
New York
Mary “Corcoran
Mayme Corcoran
Troy
Grace Allan
Tonganoxie
Iola
Mr. Lawrence
K. U
Rankin Drug Store
Mertice Stucker
Ottawa
A. Bliss
Frances Bliss
Use Lemons to Whiten Your Skin Better Than Store Bought
An old advertisement promotes mixing juice from two lemons with Orchard White to soothe sunburn fade freckles and brighten discolored skin. It claims rapid results and low cost and advises buying Orchard White from a druggist and preparing a two minute mix to last through the season.
Prize Offered for Unfinished Schubert Completion
An American offers a $20,000 prize for the best completion of Schubert's Unfinished Symphony. The contest is open worldwide to composers and musicians as Schubert’s centenary approaches next year.
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Schubert
Aeesemet
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H. L. Nevill
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Martha Burn
Miss Clarke
Frances Berkeley
Dorothy Stewart
Frances Cook
Martha Byrn
Jang Byrn
Lauren Hunter
Armendong
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Oak Ridge Farm Bureau
W. R. Steiner
Amoraw
Crown
Lenieff
Paris
Mrs. Alm, Bowen
Meg. C. _D. Bunkar
Feugeine Doane
Memorial Hospital
Gerald Penney
Fondale
H. J. Penney
Margaret
Winfield Scott
Camilla
David
Herbert Stanford
Parsons
Beattie
Elmer Haven
Jacksonville
Fla
Elizabeth
Hagge
Kentucky Street
Salina
Haven
L. Stout
Kee and
Vermont
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