Lawrence Women’s Club Social Calendar Highlights
A busy sequence of social events fills the week with luncheons bridge parties and dinners across local clubs. Notable happenings include the Chi Omega alumnae tea at Mrs Solon Emerys home and a Sigma Alpha Epsilon dinner and dance at the Eldridge hotel featuring University guests and members from Topeka and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Russell
F. C. Whipple
Frances Funk
Quivira
Inter Nos
Ralph E. Grier Coterle
Lawrence Woman's Club
Finesse Club
Fred Zoellner
Tonganoxie
P. W
Colonial
Ingleside Club
Birs
Carl Anddnesday Chi Omega Alumnae
Solon Emery
Wiedemann’'s
T. J. Sweeney
K. Imperial Club
Elks Club
Progressive Contract
Ella Doering
E. F. Stimpson
A. B. Mitchell
Dick Williams
Edna Lamb
Chi Omega
Mothers of
Chi Omegas
Emery
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Eldridge Hotel
Woman rejects double standard on sins and remorse
Quotation notes a belief that women should not worry about sins as men do, arguing nature endowed men with greater capacity for remorse because they would need it. Copyright 1935 Publishers Syndicate.
Velvet double duty formal dress pattern 2949
The Lawrence Journal World Pattern Department offers Style No 2949 a velvet or crepe silk formal dress with a detachable jacket for street wear or formal evenings. Includes sizes 14 through 40, yardage details, pattern price, and ordering instructions from 180 Fifth Ave New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Street
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Newcomers and clubs plan meetings and events
The Newcomers club nets 3 PM Thursday at 926 Indiana. speaker Mrs. Carter Harrison on Palestine. Oakridge Birthday club hosts Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Albert Knop and Mrs. F. D. Walters. Christmas gift exchange. Several society items follow including a Wichita wedding, sorority parties, pledging announcements, and upcoming holiday gatherings across Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
E. F. Stimpson
Indiana Street
Carter Harrison
Palestine
Albert Knop
Oakridge Birthday Club
F. D. Walters
Immaculata Club Plans Supper and Gift Exchange
Immaculata club members will dine at 6 15 tomorrow evening in St Johns parish hall with a gift exchange. Recreation club gathers Wednesday at 230 at Mrs Jessie Martins home to prepare a Christmas basket and gift exchanges. Music club meets Wednesday at 3 at Wiedemanns with Miss Rachel Bushong presenting a Christmas program. Old and New club met Saturday at R C Rankins. G A Mills attended. host read a paper after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Brown
Leavenworth
Lawrence
J. J. Bridge Club
Don Near
Santa Claus
Lester Chaffin
Harry Shepard
Elmer Pierson
No Name Club
J. H. Parker
Rhode Island Street
En Regle Club
Charles Fox
New Hampshire Street
H. W. Casey
Lawrence Harris
Immaculata Club
St. John’s Parish Hall
Jessie Martin
Ethel Markley
Otis Brewer
Claude Skages
Wiedemann's
Rachel Bushong
R. C. Rankin
G. A. Mills
Personal News From Kansas City Weekend Visits
Mrs. Maude Kemper returned to Kansas City today after spending the weekend with Mrs. L. M. Becker at 1621 Kentucky street. Miss Martha Jane Stockman, formerly at the University of Kansas, came home for the weekend to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Dunsmere and to the Chi Omega house, while Miss Margaret Hodson of Route One was discharged today from Memorial hospital after her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Brinker
Kenneth Bumgarner
Wichita
Walter Brinker
Virginia
Bumgarner
Garner
Gypsy Oil Company
University of Kansas
Chi Omega Sorority
Maude Kemper
Kansas City
L. M. Becker
Kentucky Street
Martha Jane Stockman
O. D. Dunsmere
Chi Omega House
Margaret Hodson
Memorial Hospital
Memorial hospital patient returns home after treatment
Mrs. J. F. Grayson of 829 Arkan 53s street has been discharged today from Memorial hospital where she received medical treatment. Mrs. J. E. Caton of Topeka and Mrs. B. G. Wallace hosted over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Varnum of Denver arrived in Lawrence to spend Christmas with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Varnum and Mrs. Mary D. Willert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Caton
Topeka
B. G. Wallace
J. F. Grayson
Arkan 53S
Memorial Hospital
Ralph E. Varnum
Denver
Colo
Lawrence
Walter Varnum
Mary D. Willert
Wife of Radio Crooner Desires Nine Children
Mrs. Morton Downey, former Barbara Bennett, mother of four with a six week old baby, says she wants nine children. The 28 year old sister of Joan and Constance Bennett notes she enjoys motherhood and sees her daughters on screen without envy. Michael, the oldest at five, is already a practiced actor in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Downey
Barbara Bennett
Greenwich
Conn
Joan
Constance Bennett
Tye
Joanie
Constance
Michael
Downey family on a real farm with many chickens
Richard Bennett notes the Downeys on a 49 acre farm with a brook five dogs and 110 chickens. Barbara Downey discusses old fashioned discipline while revealing the children Sean Morton Lorelle and Anthony grow and learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bennett
Downey
Anthony
Constance
Barbara Downey
Downeys
Dow
Connie and Joan are revealed in family notes
The passage notes Connie, a thrice married radio singer, has adopted a seven year old boy. It also mentions Joan, identified as Mrs Gene Markey, who has two daughters.
Swarthout Heads to Lindsborg to Examine Bethany Curricula
K U Dean of Fine Arts D M Swarthout left for Lindsborg to serve two days as examiner for Bethany College under the National Association of Schools of Music. The NSM meeting coincides with the Music Teachers National Association gathering in Philadelphia during the holidays. Swarthout, a Curricula Committee member of the NASM, participates in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Swarthout
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Lindsborg
Bethany College
National Association of Schools of Music
Philadelphia
Music Teachers’ National Association
Dean Swarthout
Hutchinson Chamber withdraws from US Chamber
Hutchinson Kansas members vote to withdraw from the United States Chamber of Commerce claiming the national body is too political and ignores midwestern farm interests. Local rural electrification project funds of 45000 dollars have been released with bids due December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National C
C._ Hutchinson
Kan
UPI
Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce
United States
U. S
McPherson
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Sacto
J. W. Greenleaf
Lotus Club
C. EB
Decker
Om Ivan Rowe
B. H
S. Club
5. G. Kelso
Pelican Club
Ae J. BP
Jensen
Ida Nu
Buffet Supid
Carl Philps
Frank Morris Daniel
Madeline
Lawrence John Skinner
John T. Skinner
Central Congregational Church
Waldemar Gelich
K. U
University Fine Arts
David Mackie
Mary Lucile Smith
Ada Bryant
Pawpaw
Jil
D. Orcutt
Gillespie
Paul Hanson
Happy Ten
Walter Dunbar
Missouri Street
George Forrester
Vermont Street
Mrs. Shepard
F. M. Tidrow
Mr. Tidrow
Tidrow
Allen
Krum
University House
Delta Chi
Helianthus Club
Lisle Eby
Glenn Michaels
Progressive Contract Club
Ella Deering
Ralph E. Graber
Inter Nos Club
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Dewitt C. Chastain
Butler, Mo
Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mary Thomas
Colonial Tea Room
Orville Flory
Illinois Street
R. H. Crosswhite
Portia Club
Hawk
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Marshall Birch
C. E. Birch
Marian Wilson
H. W. Firner
B.H.W. Club
C. D. Kennedy
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Friendly Hour Club
Irma Davis
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Memorial Union Building
Patrick Maturo
Bert Jones
Tennessee Street
Double Seven Thimble Club
R. A. Gordon
George Noland
J. M. Cox
James A. Loop
Madelyn Clingenveel
Mary Elizabeth Bear
Lulu Tillman
Marie Krehbiel
Frances Carney
Quivira Club
Colonial Tex Room
M. L. Nehrbass
Route Five
Bullock's Dickinson Theatre
Peirce Piano CO
Conn Band Instruments
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Radio Crooner
Numdah
Swarthout
Bethany
Nanette
Holmes & Edwards
Kirks
Repousse Sterling
SOL Marks & Son
Independent
Independent Laundry
Vermont St
Weaver
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