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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1940

Page

5

Society contributions deadline at Journal World office

Society contributions for the society column must reach the Journal-World office by noon on publication day. Entries accepted for the column should arrive in time to be included in the printed edition.

Society Journal-World Office

Wednesday and Thursday club events listed with Evans Hearth venues

Social calendar items show multiple women’s clubs and luncheon or dinner meetings across Wednesday and Thursday. Names include Mrs. T. H. Astman Mrs. Roy R. Moore Mrs. F. S. Hall Mrs. R. R. Jackman Miss Grace Perky and Mrs. Wallace Agey among others with venues Evans Hearth Memorial Union University club Colonial and Newcomers locations.

T. H. Astman Roy R. Moore Evans Hearth F. S. Hall En Regle Phi Chi Theta Memorial Union R. R. Jackman N.B.C WW. L. C. Club Bookfellows Club Earl Falkenstien University Club C. E. Friend Grace Perky Wallace Agey Friendly Circle Evans ‘Hearth P.E.O Margaret Kane Colonial F. B. McCulloch Warwick Benedict Charles Arnold George Hedrick American Association of University Women

Wives of K U Engineers Attend Bridge Party

About thirty members gathered at Mrs. Earl D. Hay’s home for bridge with hostesses Mrs. A H Sluss Mrs. J O Jones Mrs F A Russell Mrs Ralph Tait Mrs Earnest Boyce and Mrs Howard Henry. Prizes went to Mrs A M Ockerblad Mrs R L Grider and Mrs Richard Koopman. Refreshments followed the games.

K. U Bridge Earl D. Hay A. H. Sluss J. O. Jones F. A. Russell Ralph Tait Earnest Boyce Howard Henry A. M. Ockerblad R. L. Grider Richard Koopman

Tendency Toward Abstraction in Modern Art Talk

Kansas City Art Institute design and advertising department hosts a lecture on abstraction in modern art by Mr. Kann illustrated with his designs. The event is arranged by the club's fine arts department chaired by Miss Rosemary Ketcham, with Mr. Kann dining for a visit by Prof. T. D. Jones.

Kansas City Art Institute

Community Groups Hold Socials and Club Meetings

Girl Scout troop No. 5 held a Valentine themed covered dish supper at 633 Connecticut street with table decor and games. Educational Council of Lawrence Teachers hosted a dinner with speaker W. Simons discussing South America. Numerous club gatherings followed at the Evans Hearth and local homes with prizes awarded in bridge events and planning for future meetings.

New York School Ed Elam Connecticut Street Valentine C. E. . Tefft A. H. Dyer Edith Ann Elam Ruby Higgins Shirley Dyer Darlene Howe Jacqueline Tuttle Barbara Mayhew Naida Craig Bonnie Lynn Cores Sharon Veigler Barbara Street Rose Elliott Bonnie Gimbler Anna Mae Weeks Mildred Blaylock Mary Lou Faith Phyllis Fultz

What P T A Means And February Gatherings At Local Groups

The high school girls quartet will sing and Founders' day will be celebrated with mothers of fourth graders hosting. Women’s Relief Corps No 9 holds an all day quilting meeting at the veterans hall followed by a 2:30 pm business session and a patriotic program plus a white elephant exchange. The Mothers’ League hosts a Friday luncheon at Evans Hearth with reservations due by tomorrow noon to Mrs C W Schubert. Dr H F Eustace, speaking on England's Wartime Precautions after observing wartime effects in England, will follow the luncheon. The Union school district community club meets Friday February 16 at 8 pm at the school house. The Excelsior community group will present a play. Mr and Mrs H W Keene hosted their dinner bridge club last evening at Evans Hearth followed by cards at home. The South Side Reading club met at Mrs Melvin Miller’s home with fifteen members.

New York P.T.A Leslie Sperling Frank R. Gray Earl Falkenstien M. N. Bridge Club Evans Harry Craig Armin Woestemeyer Glenn Moody Women’s Relief Corps No. 9 Veterans’ Hall Mothers’ League C. W. Schubert H. FE. Eustace England Union School District Community Club Excelsior Community Cat H. W. Keene

Valentines Day Socials Highlight Local Figures

Mrs. Obed Thompson and son Obed II attended a gathering where Obed II presented a homemade valentine. Mrs. E. E. Bunn spoke on Foreign Musical Influence in America. Members shared favorite radio artists. Refreshments preceded by hostesses Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Ben Lindsay, Mrs. Frank Liggett and Mrs. Thompson.

Bers Obed Thompson Obed II E. E. Bunn America Miller Ben Lindsay Frank Liggett Thompson

Farm and Home Week Reported At Manhattan

Mrs Wymer presented the Farm and Home week report at Manhattan while Mrs Beattie Collins led the luncheon and meeting. Miss Leona Tibbetts spoke on the Outlook for Farm and Family Planning and Mrs Ralph Colman led recreation. The next meeting is March 12 at the home of Mrs M C Elliott.

Wymer Manhattan Beattie Collins Leona Tibbetts Ralph Colman M. C. Elliott Elmer Stanwix

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