Social events and clubs listed in LA iDAR society notes
Wednesday gatherings include Mrs George Moore and Mrs Ralph Randall with Chimega alumnae and Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers club at the chapter house. Several clubs meet with lunches and dinners including contract brid ge clubs and whist groups. mentions of League of Women Voters luncheon, country club dinners, Newcomers, PEO Chapter A7, and remarks on Christ mas party at Mrs Hovey Wanna home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
Ralph Randall
Chimega
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
J. DB
D. K. Rise
A.A. Green
John Stutz
B. F. Payne
Ray Wright
Wiedemann's
League of Women Voters
Episcopal Parish House
Mercredi Club
George O. Foser
T. H. Marshall
E. ¥. Caldwell
Julius Marks
Helmer Hiock
J. W. Greenteat
Hovey Wanna
E. ©. Buchler
EB. L. Haynes
Lawrence Art Club
Spooner-Tharet Museum
Charles J. Fox
Fourbridge Luncheon Parties Dominate Week’s Socials
Mrs. Julius Marks and Mrs. Helmer Kiock host five bridge luncheons this week with gatherings at 1 pm on Thursday and Saturday at Mrs. Marks home. Mrs. G W Bradshaw plans a small bridge luncheon Saturday at 1 pm. Dr and Mrs H B Kibler and Mr and Mrs Donald E Lyons from Kansas City entertained guests. Mozart program planned by Music Club at Wiedemann’s with a detailed lineup. A son named Peyton McLamb Jr born to Mr and Mrs Peyton McLamb of Ridgewood, N J at Memorial hospital. The Ventura club held a Christmas meeting with papers on Christmas customs and foreign celebrations. Additional items note hospital birth announcements, upcoming O E S meetings, Christmas parties and a dessert luncheon with bridge, plus reports of travel and gifts exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Marks
Helmer Kiock
Marks
H. B. Kibler
T. G. Fitch
H. B. Zuber
Donald E. Lyons
Kansas City
Wiedemann’s
Laure E. Anderson
Ventura Club
Paul Rankin
Rice Phelns
Ivan Rowe
Athryne Wilson
Harold Constant
F. A. Kelsey
Arley Kelsey
R. S. H. Club
J. W. Rumold
Europe
England
Scotland
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
France
Two Years Courting Before Marriage
A brief reminiscence recalls two years of courtship between a man and his partner before they married and began their life together, describing their gradual acquaintance and shared sentiment.
Club Hosts Refreshments After Program
Refreshments were served at the close of the program. Mrs. Rumold and Mrs. David Evans were guests of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumold
David Evans
Personal notices from Lawrence reveal visits and travel
Mrs Emma Latimer visits Garnett then Lawrence and heads to Berkeley to live with son Wendall. Miss Lucy Parrott visits Prof and Mrs Preyer. A S Peck and H W Hoffman travel to Arkansas for two weeks of hunting. Raymond Durr leaves Marceline for a San Francisco vacation after visiting Waldo Durr. Alfred Anderson stays with Charles A Johnson near Ottawa. F G Broeker from Chile arrives to Christmas with Herman Broecker family. Boeker, a Braden Copper employee and KU 1914 grad, is noted. Frances Jacobs confined with sprained ankle. Lucille Ford, missionary in India, visits from Bethany, Neb. Mrs W H Elder seeks medical treatment. C J Cotton and Harley Flory depart for Kansas City. Route six minor operation. W C Simons return from Minneapolis to visit L A McNalley family. E M Kennedy leaves for Berkeley for winter. H Zuber returns to Kansas City after stay with Kiblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Latimer
Garnett
Lawrence
Berkeley
Cal
Wendall Latimer
Lucy Parrott
Kansas City
Kan
Carl A. Preyer
Arthur S. Peck
Harry W. Hoffman
Arkansas
Hoffman
Mr. Peck
Raymond Durr
Marceline
The
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Waldo Durr
Alfred Anderson
Ottawa
Charles A. Johnson
F. G. Broeker
Raneagua
Chile
Herman Broecker
Massachusetts Street
Boeker
Braden Copper Company
University of Kansas
Frances Jacobs
Ten-nnnessee Street
Lucille Ford
Kulpahar
India
Bethany
Neb
Mabel Richardson
Ford
Christian Church
W. H. Elder
Linwood
Memorial Hospital
C. J. Cotton
Corlett Cotton
Arkansas City
Harley Flory
W. C. Simons
Minneapolis
KU Band Concert Dazzles With Diverse Program
The University of Kansas concert band directed by Russell Wiley performed a varied fall program before about 2,000 attendees. Despite James Van Dyck’s illness, Rex Connor delivered a virtuoso Carnival of Venice solo, while others impressed with Headline s, Amparito Roca, and Festival Spirit. A spectacle of fire baton twirls and humorous novelties entertained, including saw players and a distracted band director skit.andaag
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Russell Wiley
Carelton Colby
Wiley
Amparito Roca
Texidor
Alford
Straus Light Opera
James van Dyck
van Dyck
Ring Hater
Barnhouse
Jack Laffer
Earl
Harry Stuckenbruck
Jack Dalby
Robert Hampel
Mr. van Dyck
Rex Connor
Men bending over stoves as women cooks said by Borras
Peter Borras of Washington argues that men will never fully replace women as cooks noting many clever women see a tasty dish as key to sharing a husband with a winning smile. He calls himself a food psychoanalyst and says moods shape meals urging women to cook for one meal daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Borras
Washington
Borras
Governors Cancel Florida Duck Hunt Plan
A planned duck hunting trip in Florida was cancelled due to press of business affecting both governors. Accompanying the governors were L. FE. Phillips of Bartlesville Oklahoma, oil company head, and William H. McFadden, a retired New Orleans oil operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
L. FE. Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
Oil Company
Wiliam H. McFadden
New Orleans
Democrats Plan A Dance At Lawrence Country Club
The Douglas County Young Democrats sponsor a Saturday dance at the Lawrence Country Club open to the public. Clyde Bysom and his orchestra provide music from 9 to 12. Tickets at Nation Reemployment office I O F building Eighth and Vermont. Admission 1 dollar per couple 50 cents for stags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas. County
Young Democrats
Lawrence Country Club
Clyde Bysom
Jane Fitzpatrick
Eighth
Vermont
Obituary for Pearl Franklin Johnson of Lone Star
Pearl Franklin Johnson born June 12 1891 at Guide Rock Nebraska died November 22 1936 at age 45. He married Lillie Dillon March 19 1913 and was a lifelong Church of the Brethren member. Survived by wife, nine children, father William E Johnson, brothers Robert and Edward, five sisters. Funeral at Washington Creek church conducted by L H Griffith with burial in Washington Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Franklin Johnson
Guide Rock
Neb
William
Anna Johnson
Douglas County
Lone Star
Lillie Dillon
Church of the Brethren
Alice Robison
Overbrook
Frank
Cecil
Raymond
Melvin
Donna Jean
William E. Johnson
Robert
Edward
Clara
Darnell
Bessie Edson
Trace Hunter
Kansas City
Grace Howard
Lawrence
Tillie Anderson
L. H. Griffith
Washington Creek Church
Washington Creek Cemeery
Would Delay Bridge Suit In Atchison Case
An injunction suit to block a free bridge across the Missouri river at Atchison Kansas on U S highway 59 faced delay as plaintiffs prepared a petition in circuit court at Trenton Missouri. State attorneys resisted a continuance and a recess was taken while the petition was drafted with no immediate submission time indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Atchison Bridge Company
Atchison, Kan
E. M. Dering
Bridge Company
Marriage License Issued to Williams and King in Lawrence
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Louis Williams and Frances King, both of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Williams
Frances King
Lawrence
KU Fine Arts Recital Set For Tomorrow Afternoon
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts lists a Thursday 3:30 pm recital in the Administration building auditorium featuring Elizabeth Searle, Robert Glotznach, Joyce Vetter, Harriet Bunting and others. Program includes Debussy Minstrels, Chopin Ballade in minor, and pieces by Dohnanyi, Technikowsky, Terchenberger, Niemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Debussy
Elizabeth Searle
Chopin Robert Glotznach
Naila
L -Dohnanyi
Chopin Pian
Joyce Vetter
Silver Cascade
Harriet Bunting
Technikowsky
Terchenberger
Niemann
Kistler Reelected as Sigma Delta Chi Secretary
Professor J. J. Kistler of the University of journalism was reelected secretary of the Sigma Delta Chi journalism fraternity alumni association at a Topeka meeting. Several Wisconsin Cranberry Exchange members attended, noting their role in 90 percent of the state's crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kistler
J. J. Kistler
University Department of Journalism
Sigma Delta Chi, Journalism Fraternity
Topeka
K. U. Department
The
Wisconsin Cranberry Exchange
Dean Stockton to address Kansas City college students
Dean Frank T. Stockton of the business school will speak at the University of Kansas City Friday morning on Some Persisting Economic Fallacies. He will also address the Kansas City Economics Club that day on A Practical Test for Social-Mindedness in Business. A luncheon with U. of K. C. faculty and Kansas City executives follows. The Gleaner Society of St. Luke A M E church plans a chitterling dinner December 14 at 6 PM at 1108 New York Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Stockton
University of Kansas School of Business
University of Kansas City
Dean Stockton
K. C
Kansas City Economics Club
Duncan Spacth
U. of K.C
Kansas City
Gleaner Society of the
St. Luke A. M. E. Church
Ollie Gibson
New York Street
R O T C Barbecue Tonight At University Of Kansas
University of Kansas R O T C men host their annual invitational barbecue tonight at 6 30 in the National Guard Armory. A program includes numbers by Haskell Institute students tumbling acts and boxing bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas R.O.T.C
National Guard
Haskell Institute
Landon Calls On Louisiana Governor in Baton Rouge
Governor Alf M. Landon of Kansas met with Louisiana Governor Richard W. Leche in Baton Rouge at the capitol and later dined at the governor s mansion. He said he was merely passing through on his way home from fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Richard W. Leche
Louisiana
Men Take to Cooking at National Restaurant Show
Delegates at the National Restaurant Association convention in Washington decide the kitchen is no place for women. Conrad Kolb of New Orleans says ladies are not cooks at heart and that civilization has driven them into it. He predicts cooking will remain a manly art for decades to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Restaurant Association
Conrad Kolb
New Orleans
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Mozart
Marela Davenport
Paul Rankiniano
G. AW. Bradshaw
R. R. Jackman
Altesto
Alex Fielder
Laurel ‘Anderson
Bradshaw
John Nelson
String Quartet
Largetto
Menuet
Allegro Assal
Waldemar Gelteh
Conrad McGrew
Karl Luersteiner
Raymond Stunt
W. R. Hutchings
Rhode Island Street
Connecticut Street
J. W. Holmes
Adah
Rachel
David Passon
Mothers* League
L. C.allen
Barker Avenue
James Lawrence
N. S. C. Club
Peyton McLamb
Ridgewood
N. J
Peyton McLamb, Jr
Vic Johnson
Publishers Syndicate
Auldress Fashion Bureau
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Country Club
P*ublic
State
K. U. Fine Arts
Wong
Dean Frank T. Stockton
R.O.T.C
Armory
Vicks VA
Landon IN
Kansan
Governor Leche
Keeler’s Book Store
Chamberlain
Maines
Iowa
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Totton
UN Jensen Itand
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Weaver
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