Society News Recaps Bridges Parties And Richardson Reunion
Mrs Marion Coolidge hosted a Variety bridge party at 1724 Indiana Street with pink and green refreshments and prizes for several guests including Mrs Warren Coolidge and Miss Ruth Litchen. A Country Club bridge event is planned with two games at 2:30 pm chaired by Mrs J R Payne and team. the Richardson family reunion at Clinton Park drew 96 descendants with plans for next year’s gathering and officer elections. Many relatives from Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City, and beyond attended, with extensive lists of attendees and kin. The Twin Mound Farm Bureau club meets tomorrow at the Harding home following a July meeting at Mrs Bessie Montfoort’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Coolidge
Variety Bridge Club
Indiana Street
Warren Coolidge
Nashville
Tenn
Raymond Coolidge
Harry Blaker
Gertrude Coolidge
Topeka
Ralph van Rabber
Troy
Maurice Crane
Eileen Penney
Margaret Gustafson
Ruth Litchen
Marcel Rich
van Rebber
Coolidge
Litchen
Dorothy Dunmire
Twin Mound Farm Bureau Club
Harding
Bessie Montfoort
Daisy Bowen
Stull Club
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs And Weddings
Community groups meet at clubs and the Country club with guest nights, lessons, and social dinners. Mrs. Bertha Motes hosts an imperial bridge club and Mra. J. R. Payne chairs the event. Lawrence announces marriages of Miss Virginia Stone to Forrest Collier Burrill, and Lena Mae Heffernan wed to Willard W. Williams in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williford welcome a daughter named Sue Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Atay Mothers
Elwa
Joes
J. N. Cermansett
Mra. C. E. Imperial Bridge Club
Bertha Motes
Mra
H.C. Aishuredey
D. D. Stares
J. R. Payne
Rida
Lena MaeHeffernan
Lawrence
Willard W. Williams
Ottawa
North Ottawa Baptist Church
J. E. Woods
Williams
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Personal notices from Lawrence area readers
Mr and Mrs Arthur Humphrey of Junction City arrive in Lawrence tonight for a brief visit with Miss Hannah Oliver as they head toward Philadelphia. Mrs S J Moore of Nebraska City Nebraska visits Mrs A R Gilbert 838 Maine St. Mrs Moore is a former Lawrence resident. Mrs R J Borer of Minneapolis, visiting her parents on South Massachusetts St, left for home Sunday. Weeber Huttons return from Ozark trip. C C Stewart on a business trip to Linwood. Margaret Lucille Messer visits Kansas City couple J B Lowell. Irena Peabody hosts guests B F McDonald and daughter Suzanne from Southern Missouri. Charles Steiniger of Dallas and Dr B G Peabody with daughter Betty visit in Kansas City Kan. I F Eberhart family return from Seneca after aunt Mrs F H Carin funeral. Carroll E Teeter and family visiting Mrs Ella Teeter in Winter Haven Fla. Mabel and Opal Richardson departs for Lincoln Neb where Miss Richardson becomes director of religious education. will return to Lawrence next week and depart Sept 4 for their new home. A B Carter and family back from two-week motor trip to Minnesota and Canada via Chicago. J Frank Jones family also ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Humphrey
Junction City
Wrence
Hannah Oliver
Philadelphia
S. J. Moore
Nebraska
City
Meb
A. R. Gilbert
Maine Street
Moore
Lawrence
R. J. Borer
Minneapolis
W. T. Carpenter
Massachusetts Street
Weeber Hutton
Ozarks
C. Stewart
Linwood
Margaret Lucille Messer
J. B. Lowell
Kansas City
Irena Peabody
B. F. McDonald
Suzanne
SoMo
Charles Steineger
Dallas
Texas
B. G. Peabody
Betty
Kan
I. F. Eberhart
Seneca
F. H. Carin
Carroll E. Teeter
Carroll
Martha
Winter Haven
Fla
Morning sojourns and travels around Oklahoma and Kansas
This morning in Tulsa Oklahoma Miss Jane Kirk hosts a week with her family while Mrs Charles Hicks Jr visits Topeka after Mr Hicks sustained an accident and has stayed at Christ's hospital since June 13. J Q Landis of Greenville left after a short visit at the Metsker home. he is a stock man who had been in Kansas City to purchase cattle. Evelyn Fitch of New York, visiting Mr and Mrs T G Fitch, departed for El Dorado. Ed Hope of Barteldes Seed Co went to Augusta on business. Mr and Mrs John Pinney of Aberdeen arrived to visit Mrs Pinney's sister Mrs J G Carter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okia
Jane Kirk
Charles Hicks, Jr
Topeka
Hicks
Christ’s Hospital
J. Q. Landis
Greenville
J. F. Metsker
Landis
Kansas City
Misa Evelyn Fitch
New York
T. G. Fitch
el Dorado
Ed Hope
Barteldes Seed Company
Augusta
John Pinney
Aberdeen
S. D
Dinner Menu and Fruit Dressing Recipe Feature
The page lists a dinner menu including apples and oak chops with baked potatoes and fruit dressing. A peach cobbler style cake with gelatin mousse and lady finger layers is detailed, followed by a training ad for Lawrence Business College as a business career option.
Recovery From Tuberculosis by Dr Hull of Gorgas Institute
Dr Howard L Hull outlines tuberculosis recovery prospects emphasizing early detection, patient resistance, and proper treatment. He notes the disease is highly curable with proper care, cooperation with physicians, and sufficient treatment duration, while climate plays a minimal role except in exceptional cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Hull
Elma
Wash
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Washington
D. C
Treatment Principles For Tuberculosis Convalescents
The guide stresses patient honesty about condition and extended treatment. It urges months of care with a year-long observation, prioritizes rest over air and food, and advises a balanced diet and physician-led return to work. The convalescent must avoid overconfidence and judge progress by medical advice.
Monotony’s little effect on a child appetite says study
The University of Chicago home economics department reports four preschoolers ate the same breakfast, dinner, and supper for three weeks with canned peaches every dinner and supper, yet showed no complaint. When offered ice cream and cake, they asked where the peaches were, suggesting monotony barely affects appetite. A mother’s visible concern can worsen picky eating, quiet hour notes children often choose violent play before bedtime, becoming nervously stimulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson Peale
Department of Home Economics
University of Chicago
Quiet hour for children a parent guided routine
The piece urges mothers to establish a daily quiet hour at home for children. It frames the hour as time for story telling reading and calm activities, noting initial resistance from active children and stressing the mother’s skill in presenting the hour as a valued privilege and a key chance for intimate parent child dialogue and reassurance.
Vintage Menu Calibrated For A Community Pantry
A list of traditional dinner items appears with starches and desserts. Included are stuffed beef, creamed potatoes, corn on the cob, bread, fresh apple sauce, sliced cucumber salad, chocolate loaf cake, coffee or iced tea, and a fruit ic e recipe. The fruit ice combines oranges lemons bananas and sugar with water cooled and frozen with beaten egg whites.
Fudge Brown Sugar Cake And Frosting Instructions
A fragmented set of biscuit like instructions describes melting chocolate and blending fats and sugars, pouring into a wax paper lined pan, and baking slowly. It includes a fudge frosting method with brown sugar and butter, and notes on jelly boiling and a list of foods such as chicken, potatoes, lettuce, tomato, peaches, and watermelon.
Peach Pie With Cinnamon and Butter Syrup
A recipe describes making dough from flour salt and baking powder, mixing with fat and water to form six thin sheets. Fill with peach mixture of large peaches, cinnamon, and butter, seal, bake in buttered pans, then baste with a sugar syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixne Smith
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Society
Journal-World
R. C. Miller
W.W. Curfman
Ralph Achning
Asa
Phebe Watson Richardson
Clinton Park
D. A. Richardson
Fred Slade
Claremont
Cal
Loling Colman
Maybeth McTraniels
Betty Jo
Eugene Colman
Pasadena
Haver Bruner
Broadwater
Nebr
Julius Lofauist
Famil
Albert City
A.S. van Eaton
Gilman City
W. R. Richardson
Tex
Mabel RB. Pontius
Alice Armstrong
Arthur Silverthorne
Phebe Richardson
F. ©. Richardson
H. 0. Richardson
Mabel R. Pontius
E. A. Richardson
Alma R. Wallace
Durango
Colo
Gal
Herman Pontius
Joe Gene
Ft. Stockton
George Bigsby
Barbara
Virginia Lucretia
Fred A. Richardson
Marcus
Mary Elizabeth
Rex Davis
Betty Tex
Mary Kathryn
Atchison
C. R. Pontius
Almabelle
Fern
Carroll Joseph
Eskridge
Douglas County
A. C. Pontius
F. C. Richardson
Harley Armstrong
Theodore
Dorothy
Harry Carr
Harry Jr
Margaret
Edith
Alice Fay
Guy Bigsby
Flora Nell
Don Westheffer
Donnie
Ambrose Bigsby
Helen
Robert
Harold
Ernest Bigsby
Elizabeth
Ann
Lloyd Bigsby
Orley Smith
Ethan
Asa R. Colman
Virginia
Ralph Colman
Homer Hird
Paul
Ronald
Marvin
Walter Wulfkuhle
Arthur Richardson
Eugene
Alvin
John Herman
Arthur Hird
Ivan
Marguerite
Wesley
Vera
Carroll Pontius
Harold Pontius
Ernest Pontius
Dren
Duane
Shirley Anne
Roland
Mary
Elle
Richardson
Mabel
Opal Richardson
Isabelle Silverthorne
Cleburne
Frank Pryor
Kanwaka
E. A. Williford
Ponca City
Sue Ann
Iliford
Adelyn Carter
Imperial Auction Club
Bertha L. Wilson
Nieta Club
J. J.krum
Elm Street
Lone View
Virginia Stone
Forrest Collier Burrill
Long View
University of Kansas
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Columbia University
S. B. Braden
Myers Hall
D. A. Bragg
Kansan Roof Gaten
de. Braden
First Christian Church
H.C. Allphin
Missouri Street
D. S. Wood
United States
Federal Horticultural Board
Margaret Steele
Orin Kennedy
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
sCophriaht
Syudiente
Dorothy Bell Goff
New Orleans
Galveston
Giesed
Lawrence Business College
Fischer’s
Deauville
Walter Booth
Infante
Eery
Alich Judson Pease
Lydia E. Pinkham
Towanda
C. B. Johnson
Webb Street
Towanda, Pennsylvania
Mass
Horlick’s
Racine, Wisconsin
Betty Baxley
Boulevard
Dimities
Ward
Sparton
The
College Jeweler
Alice
Lennox
Waa
Gracuse
N. Yarshalltown
Iewa
Toronto
Canada
J. F. C. Broeker
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