Informal bridge party highlights at Miss Tucker home
A pink and white theme set the scene for Miss Elizabeth Tucker's informal bridge party last night. Prizes went to Miss Margaret Armstrong for high score and Miss Dorothy Blackmar for low. Attendees included several Misses, Mrs. Everett Bradley of Amarillo, and Miss Tucker. The Year Round club met Wednesday with Roll Call, and the Practical Nurses Club elected officers at a meeting with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Tucker
Margaret Armstrong
Dorothy Blackimar
Dorothy Blackmar
Virginia Pen- Meton
Charlotte Cutter
Virginia
Helen Frier
Elizabeth Shepherd
Davida “Olinger
E Olinger
Laura Rankin
Everett Bradley
Amarillo
Texas
Florence Carter
Tucker
Ernest Seidel
Haskell Institute
Practical Nurses Club
Hugh Dyer
Frank Hunt
Ard
Lawrence Society Notes and Local Weddings
Mayme Carvoran presides over the club as president this year. Mr and Mrs F W Cutter announce the engagement of their daughter Charlotte to William Ralph Van Babber of Troy Kansas, with a fall wedding planned. Miss Cutter, a Lawrence resident, attended the University and led the engagement committee, class of 1923 graduate. Mr and Mrs Wm F Jackson announce the birth of a ten pound girl, Carleen Joyce, born Sunday August 21. Alma Mae Long born August 14 to Mr and Mrs George Long, formerly Leah Challacombe daughter of Rev and Mrs George Challacombe of Topeka. The high school Union Christian Endeavor hosts a lawn party at Miss Martha Meade’s home at 7 o'clock, gathering from Rants Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian churches. Robert F Wood is a member. Recent marriage of Miss Margaret Shipman of Topeka to Stanley Milford of Gaylord occurred last Thursday August 18 at the bride’s mother’s home. Rev Milford is the bridegroom’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Cutter
Charlotte
William Ralph ‘van Babber
Troy
Miss Cutter
Lawrence
Wm. F. Jackson
Maple Street
Carleen Joyce
George Long
Toneka
Alma Mae
Union Christian Endeavor
Martha Meade Thining
Robert F. Wood
Margaret Shipman
Nettie Shipman
Topeka
Stanley Milford
BR. Milford
Gaylord
Kans
Milford
Marriages and meetings highlight Alta Vista news
The bridegroom read the service with families and intimate friends as Miss Helen Andres and Alfred Droll wed in Alta Vista. Droll, a former Naval Academy student and Acacia member, will teach in Grainfield. Mrs. Droll, Washburn alumna, will live in Grainfield. Also covered are Sigel farm bureau crafts, Kanwaka Literary Club plans, and a Kansas City trip by Mrs. Jost and her son Dietrich.
Personal notices from Topeka and nearby towns
Mrs. W. T. Courtney is spending the day in Topeka. C. A. Lane of Baldwin was in Lawrence this morning en route to Kansas City. H. W. Kahle went to Kansas City this morning. Mrs. Della Bell is spending the day in Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. O'Brien of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Courtney
Topeka
C. A. Lane
Baldwin
Lawrence
Kansas City
H. W
Kahle
Della.Bell
J. J. O'Brien
Notable visits dot Lawrence schedule and surrounding towns
In Lawrence several visitors and locals are noted traveling between cities. A W Ross, superintendent of missions, spent the day in Topeka while J W Adams of Fort Worth, Texas, visited Lawrence at O C Kennedy’s home and then headed to Leavenworth. Rev Frank Bechtley of Ottawa was in Lawrence en route to Fairmount, Nebraska, and N A Jones of Tryon, Oklahoma, traveling after visiting his brother P C.
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Eee
Lawrence
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Marguerite Gullicksen
Chi
Ernestine Yates
Mary Wel
Brown's Grove
Fiss
Odes & Ther
Mayme Carvoran
Max
Paris
Gage
LANAX
Douglas RaDio Co
University
Washburn College
Carlsbad
N. M
Helen Andres
P. L. Andres
Alta Vista
Alfred Stanley Droll
Walter M. Droll
Droll
Irene Zimmerman
Osborn
Merle Lindstrom
Sigel Farm Bureau
George Jensen
Ralph Colman
Xhl
Jensen Vaginn
Elizabeth Randle
Kanwaka Literary Club
Fred Gregory
E.G. Lrbour
Frank Jost
Dietrich
Publishers Syndicate
Optometrist
Advance Cleaners
N.C. and
M. E. Lindstrom
Middle West
PHONE
Jones of
Linword
Emporia
Shimmons Bros
Cubs
Kelving Star
Kempen
Curtesy
Coty
Navy
Linen Department
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