Ventura clab guests and club notes in December items
A Ventura guest meeting at Mrs. W B Dalton's home featured many names including Mrs. Alyina Sexton and Mrs. Paul Rankin among others with tea served and yellow chrysanthemums on the table. Finesse club met at Zoellner home in Tongamoxie. prizes awarded at Winter Community club and N B C ridge luncheon followed by a dinner and prize awards at the Business and Professional Women's club December event at Colonial tea room. Also announced were Ralph W Freese’s marriage to Hilma Linde on Dec 2 and a Lawrence-based move to San Francisco. baby Jaclyn Ann born Nov 29 to Mr. and Mrs. F D Butcher of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventura Clab
W. B
B. Dalton
Adams
James Stranathan
Per
Alyina ‘Sexton
al Bore
H. M. Stucker
Gion. Cross
eMr
F. W. Freese
Ralph W. Freese
Hilma Linde
Omeba
Neb
Freese
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Swift and Company
See Ale
Dreese
San Fran
Cisco
Calif
Business and Professional ‘Women’s Club
Jouth
Umate
Emma Christianson
Pemblem
H. W. Craig
Florerice Barrows
Miller
W Harold Ericson
Misa Julia Hill
Topeka
Social calendar highlights from Kappa groups and clubs
Community clubs and social calendars list events for Ka Kappa Geman Art PDS Palumnae and many organizations. Mentions include bridge and whist clubs, luncheons, dinners, and meetings at homes, clubs, and hotels with numerous members named and scheduled through Friday and Saturday events.
Local couples linked to universities split duties. party at church
Prof and Mrs E A White and Mr and Mrs F S Butcher visit Lawrence, with Butcher moving to Washington DC December 16 as an entomologist for the US Department of Agriculture. Meanwhile, Progressive Sunday school hosts a Christmas party at First Methodist with Santa and a charity basket pledge. Sigma Kappa Mothers’ club to meet at Mrs Decker’s home with scissors and thimbles requested. Lawrence Reading Club discusses Bliss Carman with Mrs Oakes as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A.white
F. S. Butcher
Butcher
Muates
University of
Ansan
First Methodist Church
Howard Gurtler
Everett Stith
C. H. Lanier
Santa Claus
Charles E. Decker
Tennessee Street
Sigma Kappa Mothers’ Club
Eva Oakes
Delta Sigma Lambda
Lawrence
H. J. Cleary
Bliss Carman
B. H. Dale
Canada
Lawrence travels to Los Angeles for two weeks
Roy Lawrence left for Los Angeles to visit his daughter and other relatives. He plans to attend a football game on Saturday between USC and Notre Dame and expects to be away about two weeks. Prof and Mrs E A White returned home from Amesia after Thanksgiving weekend with their daughter. Mrs George Comatock of Hutchinson stayed with Mrs Fritz Meyn Sunday and Monday. Bertha Landes of Seattle was also mentioned in the personals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lawrence
Los Angeles
Dan McKie
George
Chambers
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
Lawrence
E. A. White
Amesia
F. D. Butcher
George Comatock
Hutchingon
Fritz Meyn
Bertha K. Landes
Seattle
Wash to Speak on Tour Arrives From Kansas
Wash arrives from Kansas for a speaking tour. Mrs. Loop returns from Seymour after funeral for father of Mrs. Loop. Mrs. Courtney travels to Topeka for Woman's Club meeting and state federation board session. Miss Aileen Pruitt visits relatives in Evans ton. Mr. and Mrs. Gleason return from wedding journey to Dodge City after stay with Lenahans in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Loop
Seymour
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Aileen Pruitt
Evanston
Wyo
South
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Memphis
Tenn
Tulsa
Okla
M. A. Gleason
Charity heads to meet in Chamber of Commerce rooms
A conference of leaders from all charity organizations is called for 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the old city hall building by Walter Varnum. The aim is to organize efforts and reduce duplication while seeking ideas to improve effectiveness and employment in Lawrence. representatives may attend if leaders cannot be present. In San Angelo AP reports editor A W Puett of the Robert Lee Observer earns income from a backyard apiary selling honey valued at 500 dollars with 30 bee stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Old City Hall
Walter Varnum
Varnum
Lawrence
San Angelo
Tex
A. W. Puett
Robert Lee Observer
Puett
TCU freshman Wilda Clark plans bazaar at church
Fort Worth teen Wilda Clark, 15, freshman at Texas Christian University, is among organizers of a church bazaar and dinner. The Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church, led by Mrs. E L Brown, Mrs. G F E Cadwell, Mrs. Joseph Hoover, Mrs. C E Cline, and Mrs. E L Haynes, prepared booths for the December event in the church social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Clark
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christian University
Repre
Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
Te Church
E. L. Brown
G. FE. Cadwell
Joseph Hoover
C. E. Cline
E. L. Haynes
Church Bazaar and Dinner Night at Elm Street Church
A church bazaar and chicken dinner are planned for Friday December 5 at M. E. Church at 4th and Elm with hot lunch at 11 30 and a chicken pie dinner 50 cents. Afternoon tea and candy items featured with visitors welcome and Christmas sale at Unitarian church the same day offering a 50 cent dinner from six oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer’s
M. E. Church
4Th
Elm
Unitarian Church
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Id ‘Zoellner
Tongamoxie
Charles Gaming
Howard Brass
R. H. Wheeler
Fritz, Meyn
Powiey Boney
N. B. C. Ridge
Charles Radcliffe
A. Morehouse
Dean
Frank T. Stock
Allen
Wichita
F. D. Butcher Ofter
Jaclyn ‘Ann
Robert
Emmie Lou
Patlishers: Syndicate
Ka Kappa Geman Art Pds Palumnae
Irs
W. R. Smith
Miereolen Club
Nn D
Mina Bel Hart
Ipha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
Ae R. C. Moore
Imperial Auction Club
Foster
Anner
W. C. Bummers
If . Rc
E. H. Lindley
Bridge T A
Mra
Otto Barteldes
Pidge Sibiuredny
Wash
Kansas
Sry
Prof
K. K. Lawles
Flowerfone
Sparton
The
College Jeweler
Lee McCain
Viciex Olns
Sia
Marcels
Marcel
W. 11Th
Jae
the’ Vii rBigia” iNay Flower Gift Shop
Hotel Eldridge
POLGA
Mase
Rollins Hose
Rollins
Whitcoms
Powell
Piano Exchange
Valeteria
Lawrence Steam Laundry
N. H
Rainbow
Shopping
Cebus
Damask
Ecru
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