Society Contributions Deadline For Journal-World
Society notices must be received at the Journal-World office by noon on publication day. Submissions to the society column should include the contributor’s name and a brief item of interest for print.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
5
Society notices must be received at the Journal-World office by noon on publication day. Submissions to the society column should include the contributor’s name and a brief item of interest for print.
Thursday events include Memorial Union receptions and bridge luncheons at Evans Hearth. Organizations such as A A U W and Pi Beta Phi Alumnae plan luncheons, with parties hosted by Mrs. W C Simons and Mrs. W S Johnson. Friday features multiple bridge luncheons, the Jentre Nous gathering, and a reception for Rev Co W Thomas. Saturday lists A A U W luncheon and City Pan-Hellenic lunch at Colonial with several hostesses.
The American Association of University Women hosts a Saturday luncheon at Evans Hearth at 12 45 with speaker Mrs Bertha Landes of Seattle who just toured the Orient. She will discuss Australia and New Zealand and is visiting her son Prof K K Landes. Reservations with Mrs J W Murray or Mrs J J Kistler.
Mr and Mrs Walter Varnum have moved into their newly constructed home at 1115 West Campus Road after living at 987 Vermont Street. Miss Evelyn Gilbreath arrived from Los Angeles to spend holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Gilbreath at 1601 Oak Hill Avenue. Mrs 8 F Brown spent the day in Kansas City. James L Bright, and Robert and Mrs Pete Rice left yesterday noon for South.
Young French violinist Zino Francescatti stunned Lawrence at the University concert series with technical mastery and a full, resonant tone. He performed Handel and Paganini with rare distinction, followed by lighter pieces and three encores, amid an approving audience and an admired accompanist Dr. Otto Herz. Francescatti’s tour continues to Toledo, Montreal, Cincinnati, and New York before sailing for France.
Eugene Roberts of Oskaloosa spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Needham and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ridgway and daughter Eunice of Leavenworth were also visitors in Tonganoxie.
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