Gamma Phi Beta reception and junior high dinner recollection
Gamma Phi Beta members hosted a faculty reception with Mrs. Ralph Baldwin and Miss Anna Marie Sellars receiving guests. A Christmas dinner for junior high faculty and guests followed at the Colonial Tea Room, featuring a red and green theme, Santa centerpiece, student-made decorations, and several faculty speakers and performances. The event coincides with a Woman's City Club program led by Mrs. Mary S. Thomas, including a design exhibit and talk by Rosemary Keam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Betz Sorority
Ralph Baldwin
Anna Marie Sellars
Fred Ellsworth
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Colonial Tea Room
C. E. Birch
Leonard Jella
Arthur Anderson
Paul N. Kent
Rosa Howe
Kansas City
Santa Claus
Manual Training
Helen Stover
Nettie Wismer
Mildred Kirkham
Olive Figgs
Byron C. Dormyer
Emma Kk. Howe
Iva James
Esther Johnson
Hazel Lee Simmons
Helene Inge
H. S. Preston
Woman's City Club
Eldridge Grill
Fine Arts Department
Mary S. Thomas
A. J. Anderson
Alice Moncrieff
University Fine Arts School
Rosemary Keam
University Department of Design
Social calendar brims with clubs and Christmas events
A busy calendar lists Bridge and Duplicate Whist gatherings, Ladies clubs, Christmas parties at homes of Miss Edith Ben Josephine Klein, Mrs. W. Johnson, and Mrs. C. M. Clark. Other events include Luncheons by Year Round and Vendredi clubs, Newcomers Christmas party, and a student program at Hesper schoolhouse with The Rummage Sale play by Parent-Teacher Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Edith Ben- Josephine Klein
Johnson
Imperial Auction Club
Johanna Griffis
Opal Shaw
Hesper
Christmas club meetings and a new baby announced
The article notes multiple bridge club gatherings including the E. C. W. club and the Year Round club hosting a Christmas luncheon at Mrs. Al E. Smith’s home on 709 Ohio street. It also lists Mrs. C. H. Smith at 1302 West Fourth street as host to the Double Dozen club with a Christmas gift exchange. L. O. Armstrong announces the birth of a daughter Betty Joan on December 7 at Memorial Hospital. Builders' class of the Methodist Sunday school plans a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs. G. W. Michael’s home on 946 Kentucky street and requests clothing toys or food for Christmas baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al E. Smith
Ohio Street
C. H. Smith
West Fourth Street
Methodist Sunday School
G. W. Michael
Kentucky Street
E. L. Falkenstein
Personal notices from Vinland and Kansas City health update
Mrs. F. W. Pratt of Route one Vinland is recovering well from a major operation on December 2 at Memorial hospital. E. S. Weatherby and I. C. Stevenson made a business trip to Kansas City today. Mrs. Arthur F. Neal shopped in Kansas City today. W. E. Gantz went to Kansas City on business today. Mrs. Olaf Rayndal, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hill, left for New York and then sails Saturday for Buenos Aires to join Mr. Rayndal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Pratt
Vinland
Memorial Hospital
E. S. Weatherby
Kansas City
Arthur F. Neal
W. E. Gantz
Olaf Rayndal
Irving Hill
New York
Buenos Aires
Rayndal
May Form A Drum Corps Meeting In Lawrence
A meeting for interested persons to form a drum and bugle corps is set for Thursday at 7 45 PM in the rooms of Dorsey Liberty Post near the Masonic Temple Lawrence. Legionnaires and others are welcome to attend and organize the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionnaires
Lawrence
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Masonic Temple
Legion to Discuss Forming New Corps
Members in charge of the meeting include Howard Moore Dick Pucka Walter Rigdon Elliott and Ted Davis as they plan the formation of new corps and discuss organizational steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Such & Corps
Legion
Howard Moore
Dick Pucka
Walter Rigdon
Elliott
Ted Davis
Big Springs Farm Bureau Club Meeting Notice
The Big Springs Farm Bureau club will meet Thursday afternoon December 17 at the home of Miss Sophia Damm. Roll call will be an attendance prompt question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs Farm Bureau Club
Sophia Damm
Willing Workers club day and upcoming church sale
The Willing Workers club hosted a guest day with a program, refreshments, and a gift exchange. Members gathered for a buffet luncheon at Mrs Susie Matney’s home and spent the day quilting. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Tara Glenn on December 16. A bazaar and food sale by First Baptist church women is set for Saturday December 12 at 733 Mass St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Susie Matney
R. M. Gray
Esther Bahnmaier
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Beulah O'Connor
Sophia Leonard
Matney
First Baptist Church
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Loqely
Lyle &, Powell
Bridge Club
Mierelles Club
F. T. Stockton
E. H
Linderalfaner
al. EB. Smith
Anna Olinger
Westminster Hall
Solon Eme
Jane Melton
Teah Kercher
G. Ardning
Wometr
Old City
Mary
Jane Maclean
American War Mothers
3. M. Campbell
Mothers’ League
C. M. Clark
E. Decker
Egies Cluh
AL FL
Melcome
Auction Club
TL. D
H. H Holloway
FE. C. We Pridge Club
F. W. Gaunt
Vendredi Club
Double Dozen Club
CG. H. Smith
A. W
C. Cc. Stewart
C. B. Woodford
Horace Hollinzberg
Emme Latimer
F. C. Weed
F. C. Pomeroy
Mary Thomas
Edith Griffin
Grege
Ventura Club
Paul Rankin
Hilda Lofgren
Teavenworth
Otto Fischer
A. B. Mitchell
Herbert Hunter
Rankin
Chris
Hunter
John Siuiz
Fischer
Lofgren
Trinity Episcopal Guild
Columbia School
American Association of q + Women
C. C. Stewart
Missouri Street
Mary Richmond
Lucknow
India
Richmond
FW. Gaunt
Woman's League of the Methodist Church
Welock
Charles DB. Young
Will Me. Farland
BE. Cook
Nannie Garvin
Minnie Brink
B. Whitten
John E. Hawkins
Indiana Street
Hom
Memorial Dogpital
Margaret McKenzie Hawkins
Ingleside Club
Hire
W. E. Grege
Rhode Itreet
E. L. Holmes
C. Stewart
J. G. Merninny
Hesse
Ahred Lawrence
C. ©. Stewart
E. Ls. Holmes
J. G. Meay
C. V. Hesse
Minnie Walker
Seth W. Slaughter
Alfred Lawrence
Mackey Commmunity Club
Finesse Club
Miss Wil
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Ma Miller
E. C. W. Bridge Club
H. H. Holloway
Cole’s
Big Springs
Jkars
Tara Glenn
Paris
W. LL. Newman
Eldridge
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