Social Calendar Notes for Friday and Saturday
Society events list includes bridge luncheons at Colonial hosted by Mrs. Floyd Rankin Mrs. Otto Fischer and Mrs. Stewart at Nik-O-Lets Helianthus club luncheon Chancellor and Mrs. Deane W. Marott dinner gatherings for Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McFarland. Saturday features AAT tea at Mrs. Earle s home and a 4 15 o clock gathering for Sue Moore and Howard H. Parker at the Moore residence plus a tea for Mrs. Kari Baldwin hosted by Mrs. Hovey Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rankin
Colonial
Otto Fischer
Stewart
Helianthus Club
Lawreite Art Club
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Deane W. Marott
R. H. McFarland
Miss Virginis
Sue Moore
Howard H. Parker
W. A. Moore
Fred Ellsworth
Hovey Hanna
Kari Baldwin
Social engagements and holiday events announced
Mr and Mrs Robert Harrison invite guests to a coffee at 226 Park Avenue Sunday 2 30 to 5 30. Chancellor and Mrs Deane W Malott host a dinner tonight before the Military Science building opening for Mrs Karl F Baldwin and Mrs Paul Dinsmoor. Over the weekend the Malotts host presidents of four state schools and their wives. They will attend Christmas vespers Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harrison
Park Avenue
Deane W. Malott
Military Science
Karl F. Baldwin
Paul Dinsmoor
Malott
Christmas Dinner for First Methodist Ushers
Mr and Mrs Robert McFarland host an annual Christmas dinner for ushers at their home this evening with invitations going to many couples and a few individuals including Mrs Pear son and Virginia Schaake performing carols and Laura Iguchi recounting Christmas in a relocation camp. Other society notes include church and club gatherings, bridal shower honors, a dinner party at the Colonial, and a Kansas City birth announcement for Mary Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McFarland
First Methodist Church
Leon Abels
Henry Brinkman
Ralph Ward
J. R. Edmonds
Howard Parker
Clifford Dean
Q. B. Allison
Ralph Graber
Warren M. Smith
Frank Anderson
Chet Hay
E.G. Stith
C. W. Pollom
Ruben Fox
Harold Fisher
Myron Metz
Sam Ferguson
Milton Schaake
Virginia
W. H. Quakenbush
Frank W. Hosford
Carl Drake
A. E. Woestemeyer
Howard Sutherland
Jack Hughes
Thomas Pearson
James A. Dougherty
Sandusky
Kansas City
Mary
Dougherty
Lawrence
Sunflower Ordnance Works
DeSoto
Catherine Reilly
Christmas party at Sunflower Ordnance Works area home
The Home Aid Society held a Christmas party at 2141 Rhode Island street hosted by Mrs. H. G. Van Neste with Mrs. Bruchmiller leading a scriptural reading. A quilt for a young mother with four children was presented, and Mrs. Belshe recited the story The Drum Goes Dead. Decorations featured Yuletide colors and an electric fireplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Roy
Home Aid Society
H. G. van Neste
Carl Bruchmiller
Wadsworth Hospital
James Belshe
Bess Streeter Aldrich
J. J. Krum
J. R. Good
Robert Jenkins
Krum
Leta Bruchmiller
Miss Melba Nininger Weds Lt. Johnson L. French Jr at Alpha Omicron Pi
Miss Melba Nininger and Lt. Johnson L. French Jr., both of McPherson, wed at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Alpha Omicron Pi chapter house. The ceremony featured Rev. Harold G. Barr, with the couple to reside in Liberal Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Nininger
Johnson L. French, Jr
McPherson
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Harold G. Barr
First Christian Church
Jean Sawyer
Topeka
Eugene Nininger
Massenet
Margaret Dunn
Kelma Smith
Miss Dunn
Lohengrin
Rinnger
Hal Rininger
P. H. Klinkenberg
Gerry Gentry
Jane Reid
Juanita Bowman
French
Lubbock Army Air Field
Lubbock
Tex
Liberal
Kaw
Local clubs host meetings in Lawrence area
Mrs. J B Henry hosts Monday Sewing Club at 1 PM. AAUW Fellowship Tea tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs. Earle Patton’s home with co chairmen and listed assistants. Lawrence Circle 75 OF G A R names officers for the year. Ellis attends Topeka lodge meeting and reception honors visiting grand lodge officials. Wampler couple of Wichita visit en route to Kansas City with Lawrence stopovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Cochran
J. §. St. Clair
Lawrence Lodge
P.B.O. Ellis
Topeka
Topeka Lodge
Ellis Falretee
Fred W. Knapp
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Elmer Long
Local notices update two residents listed for health and accident
C. E. Redmond acting county engineer remains at home with a cold. Dr. Florence Brown Sherbon is at the University of Kansas hospital in Kansas City for observation and treatment. Mrs. G. E. Moon was injured in a motor car collision at a location not fully detailed in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Redmond
Florence Brown Sherbon
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
G. E. Moon
Family and visitors update at Memorial hospital and area homes
A patient left Memorial hospital for home at 1141 Kentucky Street. F P Hormuth returned from a three week trip to Rochester New York to visit sister Mrs W J Herron and niece Mrs Ray Swinney. Marian Robertson, Hormuth’s daughter, arrived from Los Angeles Portland and Colorado Springs to visit her father. Madge Quigley of Emporia will spend the weekend with brother J G Quigley and his wife. Mr and Mrs Quigley hosted dinner guests Wednesday, Mr and Mrs N S Jewett of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Kentucky Streets
Memorial Hospital
Kentucky Street
F. P. Hormuth
Rochester
N. Y
W. J. Herron
Ray Swinney
Marian Robertson
Hormuth
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Colorado Springs
Madge Quigley
Emporia
J. G. Quigley
Corbin Hall Hosts Navy Trainees Party At K U
Corbin Hall at Kansas University sponsors a men s dance and game room event in the Community building from nine to twelve on Saturday night in honor of the Navy s 15th division machinist mate trainees who are graduating next week. Herb Price s dance band will play in the ballroom while 15th division men meet army and navy challengers on shuffleboard and ping pong courts. The Women s Athletic Association Tau Sigma sorority also sponsor an hour of dancing instruction for service men from 7 30 to 8 30 each Saturday with Mrs Dorothy Carter Hunt directing and girls from both groups assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
K. U
Navy
Herb Price
Army
Students Asked to Dance After Informal Reception
Dean Gilbert Ulmer announced the reception for the new military science building was informal and guests should not wear dress uniforms. Students are invited to the 9 30 dance after the reception, with parking on University drive and a lit walkway past Marvin Hall and the electrical engineering labs. limited car space is available and snow may slow traffic to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ulmer
University Drive
Marvin Hall
Electrical Engineering Laboratories
Congress Enacts Standard Time Law in 1918
The United States used standard time since 1883 but formal federal enactment came on March 19 1918. The measure established nationwide time standardization under congressional authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Christmas Party at Plymouth Church Plans Three Episodes
Plymouth Congregational church hosts a parish wide Christmas party on December 15 with carols by the High School Society, candle lighters, a worship service, and a Christmas tree program. Gifts go to Greek War Relief with cash to Ministerial Relief Fund and War Victims/Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Cornelia Bigelow
Carl Althaus
F. R. Smith
J. W. Twente
Margaret Cunningham
G. W. Bradshaw
Alice Moncrieff
Ann Kirchhoff
Raymond Nichols
John Lees
Committee For
Livestock and Farm Implement Auctions in Journal-World Ad
Trainloads of livestock and used farm implements have been sold through Journal-World classified ads. The listing highlights farm equipment including wagons and plows and notes rapid sales across the rural market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
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Earle
Donald Dooley
W. D. Thompson
J. E. Siegler
First Presbyterian Church
C. J. Dodds
Indiana Street
Joseph A. Wahl
Veterans’ Hall
Beverly Dodds
Jessie Scott
Lula McKittrick
Eannette Skiles
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sinn Alpha
Betty Sale
Marian Sphar
Eve Curie
the Colonial
Ross Howe
Vermont Street
Howe
Ed Swann
Maxine Dyer
Robert Getz
Marjorie Dyer
Margaret Heinrich
Anne. Casteel
J. G. Kolars
Rachel Lisher
I. L. Greggs
Clarence Rachel Howe ‘Richardson
Luetta Howe
Sue Lisher
Roy Weck
Virginia Lisherworth
O’byrn
Summerfield
Colonial Tea Room
Pleasant Hour Club
Allen Kirby
Charles Topping
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
John Sellig, Jr
Wager Hall
Mrs
Russell Wager
Ethel A. Curtis
Bruce E. McKee
Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
Alfred J. Beil
Kanwaka
A. M. Ockerblad
Ralph Tait
Orr
J. R. Harrison
Schreyer
Harrison
Kanwaka Hall
J. B. Henry
American Association of University Women
Earle Patton
J. W. Murray
A. I. Decker
Cochairmen
H. P. Cady
C. W. Asling
J. P. Jensen
Emory Johnson
Hf. D. Lafayette
H. H. Lane
W. C. McNown
A. C. Mitchell
C. C. Williams
Florence Sherbon
Yoma Alcott
Wealthy Babcock
Edna Dart
Florence Eaton
Hazel Featherston
Mary Grant
Dorothy Haglund
Barbara Jewett
Eva Morrison
Laura Neiswanger
Lydia Gilheath
Adelaide Ramson
Elizabeth Cook
Jennie Junkens
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Mary Schubert
Maud Ganett
Evaline Freeman
Flora Miles
Elizabeth Loutz
Ida Swadley
Harold Wampler
Wichita
Mrs. Drennon
Market Basket
H.C. Drennon
Corbin Hall
Iritzi
Eldridge
Cold Ray Permanents
Beauty Shop
PARTY
Plymouth Congregational
Bullocke's
Jayhawker Theatre
Kentucky
Corner Drug Company
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