Outgoing Socials Highlight Holiday Gatherings
A long list of social events is described, including Mrs Elwyn Penney presiding at a reception hosted by Mrs H J Penney with about forty guests. out of town attendees named Miss Agnes Engel, Roy Cross, and others. Upcoming weddings include Beulah Trent Endacott. Helen Wightunn Harner and John Dooley wed in New York. Local clubs hosted waffles, bridge games, and Christmas party events with donors and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwyn Penney
H. J. Penney
George. March
Vance Day
Ee Roiss
S. W
Atkinson
Alexarks
Lena
B. Funk
Betty-Day
Nancy Jean-Day
Roy. Cross
Salt Lake City
G.G. McCoy
Minnea- Minn
J. A. Henley
F.D. Scanlan
St.Louis
Pittsboro
Agnes Engel
Kansas City
Social Calendar Highlights From Weekend Events
Saturday bridge hosted by Mr. and Mrs Earlé Patton then a Sunday marriage at Rev Charles Puls home uniting Miss Beulah Trent and John A Endacott. Mrs Arthur Marks hosted tea and Mr and Mrs George March organized a buffet supper for the Tuesday Finesse club with Mrs George Bullene in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah F.trent
University ‘of Kansas
Lawrence
Earlé ‘Patton
Bridge
Beulah Trent
John .A. Endacott
Charles “A.puls
Arthur Marks
George “March
Social and club notices from a Kansas city page
A society page itemizes women hosting bridge and party events at homes, announces hospital births and engagements, notes a hospital room wedding for Miss Dorothy Demott and James Gilmore of Independence, previews club talks and meetings, and records a territorial reception for Mr and Mrs Will Russell of Topeka with regional names such as Dr C W Demott and Phi Alpha Delta members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Demott
James D. Gilmore
Independence
C.w.demott
Lawrence
Will J. Russell
Topeka
J. B. Wilson
Ellis
T. Johnston
C. Stevenson
Harry
de Wolf
J.R. Good
Aimee Piper
Eal
Mrs. Johnston
Miss Piper
Russell
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of
I. 0
Honoring Clifford Messenheimer Naval Academy guest list
A holiday gathering honoring Clifford Messenheimer from the United States Naval Academy includes an attractively decorated hall with navy blue and gold anchors. The event features served porch refreshments and a large invited guest list of women and men, with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graber, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Messenheimer
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Dorothy
Griffin
Topeka
Sarah Margaret Glenn
Jean Perry
Charlie Hay
Jean Russell
Bernice Benson
Harriet Schubert
Margaret Cleveland
Doris Dixon
Laura Alieda
Perkins
Audrey Hines
Vivien. Lavery
Catherine
Otis Brubaker
Bill’ Asher
Alice Hoover
William Corcoran
Bill Robinson
Gilbert Smith
Coulter” Cunningham
Arnold Edmonds
Lawrence Penner
Richard Connor
Marvin Terry
Lyman’ Terry
Archie Mills
David Scott
Dick ‘Cook
Darwin Gerard
Bob Gorey
Clite Hosford
Edward Chamney
Charles . Goble
Charles. Rogers
Jack Koon
Shi
Personal notices of families visiting and returning home
Stanley spends Christmas in Kansas City with cousins Ray Barton and Donnie Meadows. George Reed, ex Douglas county undersheriff, visits Lawrence before returning to Fort Riley finance. Henry W. Taylor retire to Winfield after holidays with Mrs. Blackmar. Leland Batterson remains ill at home in Topeka after Santa Fe Hospital stay. Ruth Adair leaves for Helena Montana. W M Cox family and Lena Evans return home after Christmas at Mrs Adair's. Lyons True and Lyons family host visitors in Kansas City. Eastern Star officers' weekend guests include Heier Southward, Hunter Davis, and Fris McQuiston from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
House
Ray, Barton
Donnie Meadows
Kansas City
Eorge Reed
Douglas County
Lawrence
Fort Riley
Winfield
A. RK. Adair
Helena
Mont
W. M. Cox
Hugh Adair
Augusta
Lena Evans
Paola
Adair
nVughn Scott
Chicago
Lyons
E. E. Truere
Kan
Dress designs featured by Artis Bryde in Harper's Bazaar
Friends of Mrs. Artis Bryde note her dress designs appeared in Harper's Bazaar recent issue. The Chicago to New York designer now sees growing success after a New York move. Bryde, daughter of Mrs A W Garvin of Lawrence, visits her son Wilfred at Exeter NH during holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artis Bryde
Harper’s Bazaar
Bryde
Chicago
New York
Lawrence
Wilfred Bryde
Emerson
Exeter
N.H
Lawrence Woman Publishes Garden Program Outlines
Lawrence woman Mrs. Frank E. Jones is a prolific garden writer and contributor to magazines and local garden clubs. Her outlines for garden club programs, inspired by Lawrence Flower club work and featured in Horticulture, were requested for booklet form with a substantial payment. Her work covers clippings in Gardeners Chronicle and other publications, detailing summer garden ideas, white flowers, fragrance, and night time garden planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Flower Club
Frank E. Jones
Horticulture
Boston
Mass
America
Horticulture Hall
Jomes
Harry Kemp
Gardeners’ Chronicle of America
International Bulletin Praises Kansas Club For Support
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Lawrence Kansas is highlighted by the International Federation bulletin Widening Horizons for subscribing five dollars for a sub membership and sending ten cents per member. Miss Marjorie Dietrich praises the girls comments and calls it the vital part of their work now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W
International Federation of Business and” Professional Women
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lawrence
Kansas
United States
International
Marjorie Dietrich
Fern Edie Knecht Chosen as Adviser to Art League
Mrs. Fern Edie Knecht of Little Rock Arkansas has been selected to act as adviser critic and lecturer for the Little Rock Art League a new nonprofit organization forming a non profit art school under member direction. Knecht a painter of indigenous subjects is a University of Kansas Fine Arts graduate and recent holiday visitor with her parents Mr and Mrs M A Edie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Edie. Knecht
Little Rock
Ark
Little Rock Art League
Art.school
Knecht
Southwest
Fine Arts
University of Kansas
M. A. Edie
Charitableness Begins at Home and in Training
The text argues that true charity comes from training, not alms, and that a home free of gossip shapes happier children. It warns against idle slander, noting how malicious talk harms kindness, generosity, and social trust. It urges positive speech, discourages news mongering, and suggests parents critique privately to model respectful behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benneath
Way to a Man's Heart Chicken Loaf and Ham Loaf Recipes
A historical clipping presents recipes for Chicken Loaf and Ham Loaf with ingredients and steps. Chicken Loaf uses diced cooked chicken, bread crumbs, parsley, green pepper, celery, eggs, milk, seasonings, and melted chicken fat baked in a buttered pan. Ham Loaf combines ground ham and bacon or salt pork with green pepper, eggs, milk, bread crumbs, and bacon lining, baked hot and inverted for serving, garnished with vegetables or mashed potatoes. The page attributes recipes to Esther Gabriel of Eudora Kansas and Mrs J J Krum of Elm Street along with a Georgia-style hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J
Krum
Elm
Geo. L. Glenn
Lecompton
Roaring Apples and Gold Reserves Rise in Kansas City
Recipes using apples from a Wenatchee box include Roosevelt salad and baked apples with Rome Beauty and Arkansas Black varieties. A yet separate AP note reports Kansas City Federal Reserve gold reserves rising by 18.206 million dollars and member banks deposits increasing 8.787 million, lifting the reserve ratio to 68.6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.holt
Lawrence
Wenatchee
Franklin
Roosevelt
Anna Marie
Johns
H. Jahns
Kansas Cuy
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Aia
Lawrence Business College Course Advertises Career Path
An advertisement touts a specialized business course at Lawrence Business College as a route to a good position in the New Business Era. The message emphasizes practical training and potential employment benefits for students seeking advancement in commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Business’ College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Wightunn
Harner
George Harper
John Warren Dooley
Washington, D. C
Washington Square “Methodist Church
New York City
Washington
Randolph- Macon Women’s’ College
Phi ‘Beta Kappa
Kappa Alpha: Theta
Washington Secretarial School
Madison”: and Company
New York Brokers
Dooley
George Washington _University
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Bert Nash
Emporia
Valley
Chapel
Virginia Crim
Crystal
Thei
Miss Crim i
RFG
Crim
Miss Grim
C.F. Hall
T. D. Funk
Ho Daugherty
Pleverly
Jane Dodds
Edith “Ann Elam
George Eberhart
Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
C. J. Win
Miss Ednah Hopkins
Ethan Smith
M. J.getto
Weeber Hutton
George Atkeson
Quivera
Schoene
R. S. H. Club
the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Soci
Fairview
Wanda’. Edmonds
Ralph Brown
Miss Dixon
Jane Fitzpatrick
Ruth Stoland
Caroline Harper
Helen Harman
Pauline Hill
E. A. White
S.W. Heaton
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Twentieth Century Club
B. E. Bayles
Eugene “Lamb
San Diego
Cal
Norfolk
Lamb
Jean Irene
Henderson
Honolulu
United States Aviation Corps
W. He Schell
Phil H. Wieht
Seattle
West Virginia
May Edmondson
Ida. Edmondson
James. Edmondson
Belle Schell
Round Table
W. H. Hort
Cameron
No Name, Club
Anna Hutt
Tennessee Street
L. H. Emmett
Cnh
Hannah Champion
Justus H.fugate
Wichita
Joseph. Braucher
Fugate
Josephine Braucher
E. H. Underwood
West
Hills
Memorial: Hospital
The
Elks Club
Mildred Messenheimer
Lucille
Willett
Jack ‘Pearce
Marshall Roach
Billy
Billy Hill
California
Billyhill
Geo
Brown
Cobossie
Music
Shapirg
Bernster
Gwen
George Olsen
CTS Anitials
Mi Heier
Renilweill
Hunter
P. Davis
F ‘Ris McQuiston
Lawrence Woman
International Bulletin
P. W. ‘Club
Fern Edie Knecht
Art League
Business’ College
Adv
Esther Gabriel
Eudora, Kans
Rome
Arkansas
the Palace Beauty & Barber Shop
Max Wiedemann
Pontiac
N. H. St
City Library
Lawrence Free Public Library
Vanity Beauty Shop
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