Social Calendar Highlights From Kansas City Week
A bustling series of society gatherings fills the week with lunches, bridge luncheons, dinners, a square dance, and theater events. Notable fixtures include Mrs Karl Kreider and Mrs L Ringler hosting multiple bridge luncheons, the University Women's Club February meeting featuring excerpts from an opera, and the K U Faculty Club square dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Staley. Multiple clubs and church groups hold afternoon or evening events at the Castle Tea Room, Memorial Union, and local homes, with attendees including university figures, faculty, and community members.
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Otto Barteldes
Castle Tea Room
Fred Shimmons
C B. Rumsey
H A. Fries
Delta Delta Delta Allance
A. Lewis Oswald
K. U
Lawrence Jewelers Fund
Lawrence Country Chan
Karl Kreider
Ringler
Bridge
L. 0. Ringler
University Women's Club
Kansan
Memorial Union
Boston
Light Opera Guild
University Theater
Charles Holt
Milbecker
John Newfield
Gerald Carney
Clayton Krehbiel
Reinholdt Schmidt
Elizabeth Townsley
Gretta Reetz
Bill Wilcox
Don Farrar
Carolyn Craft
Linda Stormont
Barbara Blount
Leland Pritchard
M. R. Gross
Don Haines
Community notices and fallowing events listed in column
Devotions and programs held at multiple addresses with hosts and assistants. Luncheon by Chapter AZ of P. E. D. at Mrs. Roger Allen Sr home. University staff lectures and color slides shown after a Beal buffet. Birthday luncheon for Keith Jochim. 4 H club and bridge groups schedule meetings. Guilds and Daughters events planned. Indian relics talk by Pat Read. Lawrenc e Jewelers Guild convenes. square dance and country club dinners announced. Continuous community activities include church, library, and school gatherings with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Allen Sr
Roger Allen Jr
P. P. Lester
R. W. McClure
Library at Woodlawn To Have Its Own Bookplate
Woodlawn School will receive a custom bookplate designed by KU art student Mrs. Lois Amos. The design depicts a train carrying children’s books and arose from a school PTA and student selection process. The cost is funded by Mrs. Domenico Gagliardo, with a presentation ceremony set for February 28.
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Woodlawn School
Lawrence
University of Kansas
University
PTA
Woodlawn
Lois Amos
Kansas City
Parsons
K. U
Philip L. Henderson
Domenico Gagliardo
O. St
K U Skiers Return No Broken Bones After Winter Park Trip
Kansas University students and professors returned from a four day ski trip to Winter Park Colorado with no major injuries. They stayed at Timber House Lodge and were guided by instructors Eva TorgerSen Hans Christian Christiansen Claude Schwab and Admut Freilinger.
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Kansas University
Winter Park
Colo
Timber House Lodge
Eva Torgersen
Hans-Christian Christensen
Norway
Claude Schwab
Paris
France
Admut Freilinger
Austria
William Allaway
K. U
Raymond Hopponen
Kenneth Deemoe
Personal Owens Return From Mexico Trip With Highlights
Mr and Mrs James Owens recently returned from almost three weeks in Mexico including stops in Mexico City Paxco and Acapulco. Prof Charles Oldfather to speak at a Topeka Rotary luncheon at the Hotel Jayhawk. Mrs C F Nelson was taken to KU Medical Center in Kansas City for a fractured hip after a Saturday downtown stumble and rests comfortably. Mrs Nelsons Bonner Springs trip set for Founders Day. KU faculty members will visit Hutchinson and Wichita High School today. Mr and Mrs William Neustifter back from four months in California Los Angeles and Inglewood before Bills return to duty aboard U S S Rogers. Funeral attendees listed from Eudora Methodist Church included Dr and Mrs Edmund N Walsh Fort Worth Tex and others. George Mathews of Lecompton elected treasurer of the K State Horticulture Club for spring.
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James Owens
Monico
Mexico City
Paxco
Acapulco
Charles Oldfather
Topeka
Nelson
B. K.U, Medical Center
Kansas City
Ray T. Wright
Bonner Springs
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kansas University
Hutchinson and Wichita High School
Richard M. Rundquist
Martha Peterson
Shelby A. Miller
Helen Lohr
William Neustifter
California
Bill
U.S.S Rogers
Far East
Okla
J. A. Stanko
San’ Marino
Calif
George Schubert
Gridley
George Mathews
Lecompton
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Lawrence group entertains at Winter Hospital Topeka
A Lawrence group provided an entertainment program for patients at Winter Hospital in Topeka on Monday night. Organized by Mrs. Ralph Wolfson, the Douglas County Red Cross entertainment chairwoman, the show featured singer Mrs. Forrest Springer with pianist John Brown, plus piano solos. The Star Ranch Boys and the Buckaroos performed ward dances and recreation ballads for the patients.
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Lawrence
Winter Hospital
Topeka
Ralph Wolfson
Hospital Entertainment
Douglas County
Hhe lAmerican Red Cross
Forrest Springer
John Brown
Star Ranch Boys
Bob Tarpy
Kenny Badger
Chuck Rockhold
Buckaroos
Jay Fuller
Gene Cobb
Nobel Peace Prize Chairman Dr John R Mott Dies in Florida
Dr John R Mott 89 Nobel Peace Prize winner dies at his winter home in Orlando Florida He was longtime YMCA leader humanitarian promoter and organizer of the World's Student Christian Federation He authored 21 books and held numerous honors including the Distinguished Service Medal from the United States.
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Orlando
Fla
John R. Mott
National Council
Young Men's Christian Assn
YMCA
Student Christian Federation
International Missionary Council
United States
Sullivan County
N.Y
Early YMCA Leader Spoke at Uni in 1900s Campus Visit
The text notes a YMCA leader spoke at the University in the early 1900s. His final visit occurred in 1952 during the Student Volunteer Movement world conference held over Christmas break on campus.
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Rence
Unit
Ag A
YMCA
Student Volunteer Movement World
English language craze sweeps Formosa bookstores
In Formosa many people study English with booming demand for textbooks. The most popular title is Learn English in 10 Lessons, while private teachers advertise courses promising quick mastery such as Correctly English in Five Lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
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Fred S. Montgomery
Laurence Woodruff
Dean
Kenneth Anderson
Highland Drive
Chancellor
Franklin D. Murphy
George Baxter Smith
Russ Mosser
Art Wolf
Charles Staley
Pat Beedled
Ken Anderson
The
Association of University Women
Grace Adams
Centenary Methodist Church
L.adams
Elm St
Raymond Pine
Ladies Aid of
Evangelical United Brethren Church
William Ellis
Irvin Knapp
Janarick Claveland
Art Museum
Donald Floren
R. I. St
Donna
Phillip Comstock
Billy Hargrove
Jim Riley
Bobby Jerome
Melya Kay Franz
Karen Weise
Linda Walker
Karen Florea
Donna Florea
Plymouth Church
Larry Heeb
Mr. Heeb
Christian Women‘s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
J.w.morgan
Tenn. St
W. R. Alburty
Jack Riley
T. S- Fenstemaker
Alpha Owens
Ky. St
William E. Yates
A. A. Green
Eldred
Ralph Tait
L. E. Watkins
James Belshe
Roy Parker
Ind. St
C. S. Wells
I. W. Hartley
John Peters
George M. Beal
University Architectural Department
Alton C. Thomas
Mexico
Keith
Jochim
Mackey Merry
Marion Boosters
Highway Patrol
K.A. Dames
Gerald Beckloff
Harold Wedel
Presbyterian Women's Guild
First Presbyterian Church
F. M. Merriam
Job
1.C.C.F. Hall
Stitch and Chatter Club
Barney Traynor
Locust St
Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marian Jersild
Raymond Brubaker
Ralph Baker
Noffsinger Guild of the
First Christian Church
Helen Morgan
Mary Case
Adda Deatherage
Lawrence Jewelers Guild
Lawrence Country Club
Marvin Terry
Women’s Federated Club
R. I. St. Pat
Rice Phelps
R.C. Miller
M. F. Hudson
Ben Barteldes
Lee Southerland
Fort Campbell
Charles Stough
Jack Miller
Frank Gray
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sparky Lee
Bill Wright
Mary Topping
Janie Ogle
Julie Chappell
Joyce
Gwen Davis
Mike Garrett
Mary Dianne Payne
Shar* Om O'Connell
Sharon
Phylis Anderson
Barker
Julius Marka
Florida
Dr. Mott
Law
Moordale
Botany
Weaver
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