Community clubs and gatherings fill December social calendar
Local groups including DAR Caterle club Gamma Wagner and Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae plan events at the Terrace and Country club. Invitations issued for a December 16 supper dance at the Country club. Mrs J B Henry hosted a bridge luncheon for twelve with chrysanthemum decorations and prizes. Also noted: births at Memorial hospital, University Women tea, and various birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caterle Club
Gamma Wagner
Terrace
R.lh. Club
F. A. Kelsey
Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae
Frank Preyer
R. BE. Kimber
Glenn Moody
M. N. Bridge Club
George Moore
Ralph Randall
Chi Omega
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
J.D. Club
D. K. Rise
A. A. Green
John Stutz
B. F. Payne
Wiedemann's
League of Women Voters
Episcopal Parish
Py Mercredi
George O. Foser
T. H. Marshall
Whist
E. F. Caldwell
H. B. Ober
Charles Radcliffe
Country Club
J. B. Henry
George Hedrick
Lyle Powell
Penfield Jones
Community club notes and social events listed
Women’s groups hold December meetings at various home and church venues. Activities include calendar planning, contract club, team whist, Ladies Aid, Rotary dinner, LWV board, 4-H Christmas party, K A Dames sewing, Scarab pledging, and M E church gatherings. Martha addresses include 1205 Kentucky street and 1631 Massachusetts street with several hosting homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Eldridge Hotel
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
H. L. Sutherland
J. L. Clevenger
Massachusetts Street
Walter Rigdon
Personal notices of regional visitors and travels this holiday season
Mrs Claribel Harris returned from Topeka after Thanksgiving visits with Mr and Mrs 8 G Long and relatives from Valley Grove. Mrs H C Griffin of Peoria Ill plans Christmas holidays with daughter Mrs John Stutz in Lawrence. H H Griffin and family of Kansas City will visit Stutz. Mrs Herbert Hoffman spends day in Kansas City. Dr and Mrs Clarence Hoffman from Morristown N J arrive to spend a month with Hoffman and Howsman families. Marion Peterson goes to Springfield Mo for glass company work. R C Rankin and Robert Haggart return from Newton after Kansas Ice Industries meeting. Rankin also attended Missouri association meeting at Excelsior Springs. Ralph Varnum and wife and son Ralph Jr of Denver arrive to holiday with Walter Varnum. Mrs Betty Shaw of 808 Alabama undergoes major operation at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claribel Harris
Topeka
Stutz
Herbert Hoffman
Kansas City
Clarence Hoffman
Morristown
N. J
H. W. Howsman
Marion Peterson
Springfield
R. C. Rankin
Robert Haggart
Newton
Kansas Association of Ice Industries
Rankin
Missouri Association
Excelsior Springs
Ralph Varnum
Ralph, Jr
Denver
Walter Varnum
Betty Shaw
Alabama Street
Memorial Hospital
German program at KU by visiting artist Dietz
Paul Dietz a Weimar native and long time theater artist will present a dramatic interpretation program at the University of Kansas under the German club auspices Thursday at 8 in the Administration building auditorium. The free program invites Lawrence residents to attend as Dietz performs in German and English selections from Lessing Goethe Shakespeare Dehmel and more with the Karl Schurz memorial foundation supporting cultural ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dietz
University of Kansas German Club
Lawrence
Dietz
Weimar
Germany
Court Theater
Detmold
Lubeck
Bremen
Lessing
Faust
Goethe
Hamlet
Shakespeare
Dehmel
Karl Schurz Memorial
KU Band Presents Winter Concert At University Auditorium
The University of Kansas band under Russell L. Wiley performs a varied program tonight at 8:15 in the KU auditorium. The concert includes Wagner's Rienzi overture and two new pieces, Springtime and Headlines, marking the first concert appearance of the year. Rex Conner of McPherson is noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K.U
Russell L. Wiley
Rienzi
Rex Conner
McPherson
Soloists and acts announced for university concert program
James Van Dyck of Lawrence will solo in the Emerson-Goldman Carnival of Venice. Earl and Henry Stuckenbruck of Wichita appear with musical saws. Jack Dalby of Topeka and Bob Hampel of Hiawatha, drum majors, perform baton twirling including a fire tipped baton act. Dalby will also twirl blindfolded. General admission is 25 cents. students with ID admitted. Miles deL Aoneaaiakala returned from music meet. Sawhill and Williams attended the State Festival in Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James van Dyck
Lawrence
Earl and Henry Stuckenbruck
Wichita
Jack Dalby
Topeka
Bob Hampel
Hiawatha
Dalby
Miles del Aoneaaiakala
All-Bran Advert Says It Keeps You In Shape
An old advertisement claims All-Bran prevents listlessness headaches and half sick days. It promotes All-Bran as a natural safe cereal with vitamin B and iron, offering a money back guarantee after a week if unsatisfied. Kellogg in Battle Creek markets the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C
Billings
Denver
Colorado
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Clinic and Conference Weekend Concerts Highlight All-State Groups
Sawhill led 20 band members from the 200 piece all state band in a Sunday afternoon concert while Williams guided six members of his voice classes who joined the 200 voice all state chorus in the same program Ruth Turns Down Offer New York December 8 Babe Ruth announces he has turned down an offer to manage the Albany Senators citing no interest in the minor leagues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawhill
Williams
Ruth
New York
Babe Ruth
Albany Senators
Babe Sai
Chicken thief frightened from Langley henhouse
At about 1 am a would be chicken chief fled Langley’s henhouse when Lawrence Langley, returning from an opossum hunt with his dog, flashed a flashlight on the open door. A car circled nearby as officers searched with Sheriff Fred Vogler reporting no trace of the intruder. Langley farm lies two miles west of Lawrence on highway 40. Bus drivers strike paralyzed Eastern Michigan system with no service Detroit to Flint or Mt. Clemens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Langley
Langley
Fred Vogler
Langley Farm
Detroit
Eastern Michigan
Flint
Mt. Clemens
Ed Baptist Church
8Th
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Laurence Wood
Dar
George Miller
J. B. Reed
Martin Jost
R. A. DeWatteville
Henry J. Haskell
American Association of University Women
Allock
W. J. Baumgartner
Haskell
Europe
University Women
Cracek
Poland
J. W. Murray
A. C. Mitchell
Nelle M. Hopkins
J. J Kist Jer
Cassandra Ritter
Amida Stanton
Elizabeth Meguiar
Arthur Stewart
Williamstown
Betty Ann
Walter Gerstenberger
Eudora
Frances Mee
Nancy Lee Nevin
Anabel Keeler
Beverly Essick
Betty Jane Wallace
Jane Woestemeyer
Barbara Roper
Helen Jane Wise
Doris Dunkley
Kathryn Gorri
Louisiana Street
Women’s Guild of
The
First Presbyterian Church
C. E. Pontius
Kentucky Street
N. M. Wherry
Pontius
F. Caldwell
Ohio Street
Ladies Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ida McLean
C. F. Nelson
Sunflower 4-H Club
Lake View
K. A. Dames
Dan Ratzloff
Dread Avenue
Scarab
Thomas Geraughty
James Bounds
Paola
Charles Strieby
Humboldt
Foster Parriott
Colo
Minneapolis
Minn
G. M. Beal
Verner F. Smith
Curtis Bésinger
Robert C. Dunham
Frank Slezak
United Brethren Church
Harry Gregg
New Hampshire Street
Walter Keeler
Monday Evening Contract Club
FE. J. Logsdon
Earl Marshall
Kennard W. C. T. U
Chamber of Commerce
P. J. Postlewait
Elizabeth Dunn
Frances E. Willard
United States of America
Congress
Kanwaka
Oread
Tom
Puffy
K. U
Paul Dietz Will
Shop Now
Emporia
Clarence E. Sawhill
Liberty Memorial High School
Joe M. Williams
Bran
Ostoria
Fostoria
Shimmons
Mass
Optimist
Noll Optical CO
Fred A. Noll
O. D
Suedes
Highway 40
Weaver
Grace Keegan
Drake Ave
Chicago
Ilinois
Lydia
Pinkham
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