Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Sunday events include Kappa Alpha Theta reception 3:30 to 5:30 and 7 to 10, tea 3:30 to 5:30 by Mr. and Mrs. Karl Klooz. Monday features multiple contract clubs and the Whist Club with Miss Jeannette Wheeler. Tuesday lists dinners and bridge events at Memorial Union, Colonial, and homes of Mrs. Otto Fischer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Theta
Karl. Klooz
L. N. Lewis
Jeannette _ Wheeler
J. M. Sanderson
McWihinny
Ee H. Cc
Rumsey
Louisa Thomas
Jeannette Wheeler
American Association of University Qvomen
Memorial Union Building
M. N. Bridge Club
Lisle Eby
Colonial
Coterie Club
W. H. Semple
Cosmos Club
Flora Muratta
Ventura Club
Otto Fischer
W. J. Carter
Fischer
Hilda Lofgren
D. Bligh Grasset
Evanston, NL
Zodiac Club Celebrates Sixty Years With Dinners And Play
The Zodiac club marked its sixtieth anniversary with a University club dinner for over seventy members and guests, featuring a three-part program, period costumes, and songs. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. A. B. Mitchell and Mrs. Avery Johnson. Mrs. M. E. Rice presided as president. A wedding occurred as Helen Lois Martin and Raymond L. Britton wed at the Linwood home of Mrs. C. C. Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zodiac Club
University Club
M. E. Rice
Zodiac
A. J. Mix
Carrie Watson
Club
Mix
F. T. Stockton
W. C. McNown
Ivan C. Crawford
E. B. Stouffer
W. C. Spangler
Olin Templin
W. C. Stevens
A. C. Mitchell
C. M. Sterling
F. H. Smithmeyer
Hannah Oliver
H. F. Tanner
Kate Riggs
Ladies Reading Club
Wilkins
E. H. Hollands
R. H. Wheeler
Harrison
Helen Lois Martin
T. W. Martin
Linwood
Raymond L. Britton
Fannie Stephenson
Topeka
C. C. Burnett
A. C. Asling
Methodist Episcopal Church
Prescott
Kan
Murray Martin
Kansas City
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Brief note on Aunt Het by Robert Quillen with a humorous observation about Adam and Eve and neighborly scrutiny. Mentions no copyright and attributes to Publishers Syndicate in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam and Eve
Publishers Syndicate
Lawrence notices and wedding details from a Kansas City event
The article recounts a wedding with family members from Kansas City and Lawrence, including bridesmaids and a flower girl, a traveling gown, and a Brussels veil gift. It notes reception details, attendees, and related club meetings and social events across Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby towns.
Social Club Gatherings Highlight Lawrence Women
Jack Pamppell hosts guests as the tab meets in two weeks with Mrs. C F Barncord. Mrs. Floyd White and Mrs. Beougher hosted Friday contract, Babb and McClain won high scores. Carl Drake to host Ingle side club Tuesday. Dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Britton follows a January 30 wedding. Duo Quad club meets Monday. E W Parsons hosted Friday contract at Colonial tea room. Chapter CW PEO enjoyed at Mrs Klein home with Valentine refreshments. Fortnightly club meets tonight. Prof Preyer and Karl Preyer perform the lat ter's violin and piano sonata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pamppell
Floyd White
Spell
C. F. Barncord
Learnard Avenue
W. G. Beougher
Ben Babb
Walter McClain
Carl A. Preyer
Karl Kuersteiner
Mr. Preyer
Lawrence Social News Notes Weekend Visits and Weddings
Andrew Hughes of Chicago visits Lawrence with friends and relatives including the Johns and Warners. Miss Charlie Hay travels to Wichita Falls for Mary Frances Vogtel’s wedding first of the week. Joe Pontius of Portland visits Lawrence before Chicago. Edwin Hartman and daughter Joanne stay in Lawrence with family. William Pitt Kelloge from Hollywood visits sister Lizzie Sheldon. Glenn Root of Brewster visits Lawrence for Derby Grain business. Susan Friend and Alice Dicker attend Kansas State Teachers association council in Topeka. D. Bligh Grasset of Evanston arrives to visit the local Kappa Alpha Theta chapter. Jane Howe leaves Ver mont for a bacteriology lab position in Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hughes
Chicago
Lawrence
Will Johns
W. D. Pontius
O. J. Lane
J. R. Nottingham
Utilities Engineering Institute
Edwin Hartman
Joanne
Norris Tenn
Hartman
F. L. Hartman
William Docking
Homer Neville
Kansas City
George Docking
Topeka
William Pitt Kelloge
Hollywood
Cal
Lizzie S. Sheldon
Glenn Root
Brewster
E. F. Huddleston
Root
Derby Grain Company
Susan Friend
Alice Dicker
Kansas State ‘Teachers Association
D. Bligh Grasset
Evanston
Ill
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Vermont Street
Emporia
Hill Labora
Local Caregivers Update From Wichita Hospital
The report notes Miss Claudine Reynolds of Lawrence is seriously ill with pneumonia in a Wichita hospital, with her sister Mrs Earl Swarsa of Kansas City, Kan., by her side. It mentions Miss Howe located at 1121 Constitution Street assisting Dr N P Sherwood for two years.
Birth Announced for Roe Boy in Galena
The announcement notes the birth of a seven pound ten ounce boy named George Wesley to Mr. and Mrs. William Roe in Galena on Friday night January 28. The Roe couple formerly taught in Eudora schools and are reported doing well with mother and baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
William Roe
Galena
Will Stockard
Bob Baker
Clifford Rogers
Lawrence
William Mertz
W. O. Watson
Russell Bolling
Walter Osborne
Lee Coleman
de Soto
J. C. Scott
Janice Guenther
Arleta Wilson
Glen Wilson
Buddy
Eastern Star Lodge
Bernice Davis
W.I.T.Y. Club
Nellie Cat
E. D. Pence
J. W. Weidlein
Arthur Ott
E. F. Eastman
Ralph Davis
Cora Kirby
Rebekah
Nellie Catlin
Valentine
Howard Koehler
Alice Koehler
Gottlieb Nieder
John David
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau
Lone Star
J. W. Hague
Jessie Grimes
Kirt Williams
Eudora Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Beulah Rogers
C.F. Hall
Gladys Black
of. Baldwin
Community notices and church group gatherings in Eudora
The Woman's Union of St Pauls Church and the WMS of Salem Evangelical meet in church parlors with devotions, papers, and fellowship. Members host, plan prayer day, and share refreshments. Various members visit hospitals, birthdays celebrated, and social events held at homes. Epworth League attends midwinter Institute in Kansas City. dinners and quilting parties occur.
Winter Community News Briefs From Lecompton Kansas
Winter community notes report visits and family events in Lecompton and nearby towns. Residents attended church and school activities, a basketball game, a Valentine luncheon, and a birthday dinner. Several students earned perfect spellings and attendances, with others preparing for upcoming events and meals at local schoolhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waneta
Lecompton-Washburn
Topeka
Lecompton
Helen Banks
Margaret Mitchell
Elaine Banks
Arlene Sims
Dorothy Chamberlain
Waneta Colman
Harry Mitchell
Olive Chamberlain
A.K
Donald Chamberlain
Bobby Sims
Winter School
Missing Mrs Snoot Gluckins Reappears After Brief Disappearance
A tongue in cheek note reports Mrs Snoot Gluckins vanished for three days provoking sympathy though politicians aren’t worried. The amateur observer jokes about a taxpayer born every minute while noting the return of Mrs Snoot Gluckins within three days.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ivan Rowe
A. B. Mitchell
Avery Johnson
Robert Quillen
MacDowell
Murray E. Martin
Brussels
Belgium
Dorothy Lois Burnett
Helen Dooley
Floralee Starr
Neodesha
Nancy Arie Martin
Jane Ann Martin
Mrs. Martin
George Herrin
John Hughey
Harry Wright
Lester Trendel
Lena Freeman
Elizabeth Boys
Britton
University of Kansas
Rhode Island Street
Lawrence Woman’s Club
International Relations Committee
Mary Thomas
George Newlin
Rachel Butler
le Treflé Club
Fred Love
Kentucky Street
Elmer Schaake
Lois Parker
R.W. Parker
K.U
Bethany
Glenn Presnell
Ella Longenecker
Tennessee Street
W.R. Stiner
United States
C. G. Bayles
Octet Bridge Club
Walter Keeler
Keeler
W. C. Brownlee
R.S.H. Club
Valentine Sentiments
Alpha Chi Omega
Evans
Marjorie Gaines
Patti Payne
Lorraine Pyle
Haviland
Polly Gowans
Ottawa
Ruth Linck
Salina
Louise Owens
Fort Leavenworth
Veda
Margaret Strong
Troy
Betty Bridges
Jean Smiley
Norton Mary Frances Ormsby
Chillicothe
Edit June Hoover
Virginia Wade
Ruth Crary
McPherson
Nelwyn Schepp
Osawatomie
John Nelson
J. D. Blocker
A. L. Lauter
Persis Cook
Mary Frances Butler
Betty Ames
Margaret Lockard
Garth Kimpton
Dorothy Sheareree
Virginia ‘Wallace
Ennis Whitehead
Fort ‘Leavenwort
Marjorie Clark
Junction City
Guy ‘Albright
B. E. Bridge Club
Fritz Sanders
Ed Elam
Carl Drake
Ingleside Club
J. G. McElhinny
Duo Quad
E. W. Parsons
Colonial Tea Room
Chapter CW
P.E. O
Ed Klein
Klein
George. G. Kirchhoff
Ralph Harman
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
Skippy
American Humane Society
Cleo Grimes
Women’s Union
St. Pauls Church
Louise Lawson
Ray Miller
Berthold Durr
George Gerstenberger
Henry Reifschneider
Bert Daugherty
William Schehrer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jimmy Lund
Verda Sommers
Joe Zillner
West Eudora
Clarence Broers
Jeanette Lucille
William Zimmerman
Gus Ziesenis
Augusta Durr
Louise Timmermaier
John Sommers
Homer Gerstenberger
Roscoe
Douglas Harris
Key Stone
Tena Miskimen
John Reusch
Donna ‘Mae
Robert Reusch
Evening Star
W. QO. Flory
W.M.S
Salem Evangelical Church
George Trabant
Trabant
Willard Fitzgerald
Jesson
Howard Rocher
Floyd Broers
Herman Bohnsack
Curtis Diedrich
Maxine
Cleo
Wichita
Tena Miskimers
Otto Rosenau
Alter Society of the
Catholic Church
Rothberger
Kate Weixeldorfer
New York
George Rothberger
Humboldt
Kaw
William Stadler
Gertrude Rothberger
Tracy Zillner
Grace Rothberger
Frank Sommers
Gilmore Nichols
Nathalie
Paul Lukan
Nichols
D. M. Harris
Mertz
Leslie Kindred
Clarence Daugherty
Minnie Jones
James McCabrin
Lucy Kaegi
Nicolas Rodriguez
Lamberto C. Chavez
Mexico
Emmy Lou
Jane
Pound Hirts
Independent Laundry
M. L. Griffin
Paul Griffin
Nina Evans
el Paso
Tex
George
James Ralph Banks
Robert Sims
Vernion Chiles
Pearl Pasley
Clear J.colman
Ella Hamlin
Albert Hamlin
Dale Hamlin
Ray Mitchell
Martilla Randall
Falls City
Neb
Robert Schroyer
Ethan Sims
Guy Davis, Jr
Scotia
N. Y
K. U
George Richards
Winter Community Club
Colman and Mitchell Sale
Margaret
Harry
W. P. Childers
Howard Gregory
George Miller
Mitchell
Cyrus Glenn
George Chiles
Will Wymer
Carolyn
Big Springs
George Dews
Willis Colman
Clare
Kansas Public Service Company
Journal-World
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