Social Calendar Preview For Thursday And Friday Clubs
Society notes list upcoming gatherings across clubs including Country club dinner bridge and Evans Hearth events. Names mentioned include Mrs. Earle W. Patton Mrs. Kelvin Hoover Mrs. W Parsons Mrs. H H Holloway Mrs. L N Lewis and others connected to PEO chapters and bridge groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten
Evans Hearth
Mia
A. B. Weaver
Bridgettes
Earle W. Patton
Progressive Contract Club
Kelvin Hoover
W. Parsons
Home Aid Society
Mre
H. H. Holloway
Fox- Bridge Club
Vendredi Club
L. N. Lewis
Robert Hunt
P. Prester
P.E.O
Fred S. Montgomery
Alice Dicker
Arthur Kirchhoff
A. S. Decker
PEO
Lloyd Schleifer
Ernest Bigsby
N.S.C. Bridge Club
Delta Dek Bridge Club
Herman Tusher
Daughters of 1 12 plan luncheon and dances
The Daughters of 1 12 will meet for luncheon February 19 at 12 30 at the Colonial. Mrs Frank A Trump of Ottawa is newly elected president. Musselman and Bleakley will entertain with a dancing party for 125 guests at 10 C F hall with chaperons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of 1§12
Colonial
Frank A. Trump
Ottawa
Millard Musselman
Joe Bleakley
C.F. Hall
Eugene Brune
J. J. Bleakley
Harriett Bleakley
Community Notes From Lawrence Social Roundup
Mrs A B Weaver hosted Bridgettes luncheon and card party. En Regle club met with Mrs N C Lindstrom and Mrs T C Ryther as guest. High scores won by Mrs J S Perry in a recent bridge, and Mr and Mrs Hill received prizes at a dinner and bridge event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
Grant Eichhorn
Lawrence Platt
Ashville
Tenn
Carl Smith
A. B. Weaver
Bridgettes
N. C. Lindstrom
En Regle Club
T. C. Ryther
J. S. Perry
Ivan Rowe
W. M. Casey
H. W. Roberts
Nelson
Sheldon
Ottawa
Evans
John Brand
Justin Hill
James I. Perry
Bridge
Howard Veatch
L. R. Perry
Personal notices detail travels and health matters of assorted residents
Lieut and Mrs Orin F Parker arrive from Fort Rosecrans and plan a trip to Fortress Monroe for a coast artillery course. Anne Johnson reports her sister Mrs John Chain recovering from double pneumonia with oxygen therapy ended. Mahlon Miller to leave for Glendale California for master mechanics course. Mrs Glenn Moody recovering from January surgery. Mrs John Scott returns from hospital after a hip fracture, with daughter Mrs Worth L Chubb nearby. Allene Sahel to Borger Texas for medical technologist position. Greene sisters travel to Chicago for dress shop buying. John Brittain of Wichita visits Mrs C W Amidon. Mrs C L Lescher and Mrs F C Durland visit Dr Maurice A Walker in Kansas City Kansas. Hank Lovering and Mrs Lovering visit California on US tour. he is Brown University alumnus and former athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin F. Parker
Fort Rosecrans
Calif
Theodore H. Astman
Fortress Monroe
Parker
Coast Artillery School
Anne Johnson
Abilene
John Chain
Avery Johnson
Lawrence
L. D. Johnson
Chanute
Mahlon Miller
Wichita
United Aircrafts School
Glendale
Curtiss- Wright Technical Institute
Glenn Moody
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
John Scott
Indiana Street
Memorial Hospital
Worth L. Chubb
Norton
Allene Sahel
Borger, Tex
North Plains Hospital
Grace Greene Erickson
Mildred Greene
Ottawa
Chicago
Greene Dress Shops
John Brittain
C. W. Amidon
Brittain
Fenercete Jean Hutson
C. L. Lescher
F. C. Durland
Kan
Maurice A. Walker
Henry Lovering
New York City
John Ulm
California
Loverning
New York Giants
Mrs. Lovering
United States
Kansas University Officials to Attend Topeka College Day
University of Kansas official James K. Hitt with Richard Koopman and Dean D. M. Swarthout will visit Topeka for a high school College Day program. Kansas State College President F. D. Farrell will speak at the morning assembly. Students may meet Kansas college representatives for conferences with catalogues and course information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hitt
University of Kansas
Richard Koopman
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Topeka
F. D. Farrell
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas
Toneka High School
K. U
College notes mix prank with campus events at KU
A student prank using a self addressed postcard marked x marks the spot targets Professor Clarence Chrisman and his Romance Languages class as his grades arrive. Phillips Petroleum chemist C E Delabough speaks to A I Che members. Hugo Becker elected A I Che president with officers named. Weekend events include parties and dances at Memorial Union and chapter houses. A KU song contest entry is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Chrisman
Chrisman
C. E. Delabough
Phillips Petroleum Company
A. I. Che
Kansas
Memorial Union Building
Hugo Becker
Hartford
Herbert Hoover
Ottawa
George Lupier
Larned
Ray North
Kansas City
KU Song Contest Seeks Entries For University Celebrations
The University of Kansas invites entries for a 50 prize best KU song to be submitted by May 1 for use in June 5 to 9 celebrations. Submit to Dean D M Swarthout or the fine arts office. Chancellor Malott will speak to Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce tomorrow. Gamma Phila and Mu Phis attended the season’s first advanced student recital, dressed formally. Professor Tom D Jones lectured on design with an apology for a short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Arkansas City
University of Kansas
D. M. Swarthout
Committee On Music
Fine Arts Office
Deane W. Malott
Chamber of Commerce
Hutchinson
Gamma Phil
Mu Phis
Tom D. Jones
Design Department
University officials attend Topeka hearing on budget
Chancellor Deane W. Malott Raymond Nichols executive secretary to the chancellor and Dr H R Wahl dean and professor of pathology at the University of Kansas hospital traveled to Topeka to attend a ways and means committee hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane W. Malott
Raymond Nichols
H. R Wahl
University of Kansas Hospital
Topeka
Ways and Means
Army approves $618,843 athletic equipment order
The War Department announced a $618 843 order for athletic equipment to support recreation for the expanding army. The notice cites UPI reporting from Washington on February 6 noting readiness to equip soldiers and provide leisure facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Army
Washington
UPI
War Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Woodlawn P.T. A
Cecelia Ensman Waggoner
Mary Craig
Lucille
James RB. Martin
George P. Martin
Rogue River
Ore
Theodore Craig
Peabody
de- Freese
Craig
Everett Craig
H. W. Craig
Vinland Rural High School
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Whittier
Cal
Martin
Leona Nelson Gulley
Walter Nelson
Grand Junction
Cole
Seward
Alaska
W. T. Guthrie
Guthrie
Alaska Steamship Company
Will Guthrie
Colo
Rex Roberts
DeSoto
David Allen
Roberts
Edna Penfold
Robert White
Claudia Jenkins
Stella Robinson
Eunice Belshe
Nellie Blevins
A. G. Huff
Mulvane
O’thene
Wilbur Leonard
F. C. Leonard
Bethany Hospital
Mrs
Frank G S
Fred Morse, Jr
Mary White
Mississippi Street
Homer A. White
Miss Euna White
Mrs. White
C. G. Parshall
Pittsburgh
Lloyd Koofer
Women's Relief Corps
Hitt
Koopman
Swarthout
American Institute of Laundering
Chateaq
VENEF
Duraflex
Columbia
Defabough
Malott
Foreign Legion
Alpha Delta Pi
Miller Hall
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Memorial Union
Kappa Beta
Christian Church Sorority
Myers Hall
Kappa Eta Kappa
Electrical Engineer
Eling
Fyne U
Rts
Red
Valentaes
Cook Paint & Varmish
Vicks
America First
ELGIN
Rsons
Peasey
Pers Il
Miracle Value
New
Montgomery Ward
Beige
BIG Color News
Coats
Bee
Lordleigh
U. S
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