Tea and bridge scenes at several Phoenix gatherings
Chapter AZ society circles hosted a string of events with tea at Mrs. Hunt’s home and a buffet supper and bridge at Mrs. Rowe’s. Guests included Mrs. Frink, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Miller, Miss Mary Larnon, and many others. Valentine themed decorations featured red candles, cutwork, and acacia as hosts plus plans for future Home Aid and calendar meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB. D
Robert A. Hunt
L. H.frink
E. M. Cameron
R, CG
Miller Mra
Sweden
Mra
C. J. Smithers
M.A. Gilchrist
Lathray
Mog
Otto Macher
Ivan Rowe
Tom Burtch
C. B. Russell
Fredo Barteldes
Russell
Burtch
O. W. Maloney
Wwe
C. C. Nelson
Auburn
W. C. Simons
Dolph Simons
Mary Jule Shipman
E.W Martin
Home Aid Society
Luther
Gustafson
J. J. Lavery
Howard Creel
Ed Martin
Robert Pug
Frank Lescher
Patsy Creel
Pease
J.J. Krum
H. G. van Neste
J. J. Krum
Society
Valentine
Social calendar notes from Lawrence clubs and events
A crowded array of club activities fills a Lawrence weekend with tea dances, bridge games, readings, and receptions. Among gatherings are the Amiga club tea at Mr Ga Hodeler’s home, the Omexa Alumnus gathering, and several sewing, contract, and ladies’ clubs with programs featuring lectures, songs, and poetry. Notable events include dinner for Marguerite Hunzicker’s fifteenth birthday, the Mothers League anniversary luncheon, and a P.E.O. chapter book review followed by several musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Bareldem
Omexa
Caroelation
Mra
Rice Phetyn
He OP. Caldwell
Leta Club
Tuacheon
Wee FW
Heatord
Lawrie
Wo. Holmes
Bushsyu
Mothers’ League
Colonial Tea Room
West Courtney
L. C. Alen
C.J. Eriksen
Courag
Th H. Harnar
Mra Harnar
W. B. Brown
Kanaas City
Fred Troutman
W. A. Churchill
Emma Lamar
Glenn A. Dawes
G. H. Dixon
J. B. Carter
Wilson
W. F. Shaw
Kasas City
Ralph E. Brown
Wichita
Ivan Randall
Mary Louise Beltz
Elizabeth Joan Ebright
the Barr
Dunbar
Frank E. Jones
Tea and antiques mark a memorable social afternoon
Mrs F W Gaunt, state chair of the Kan kag Federation of Women's Clubs, hosted a pastel tea with forty year old dress notes and a display of antiques. The event featured Mra Gaunt’s remarks on disabled war veterans and a rearranged February program at First Methodist Episcopal Church. Kids enjoyed a puppet show and ceremonial dances from local students, amid club meetings and upcoming charity events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Martha Washington
Ernest Holmes
Mra
F. W. Gaunt
Kankag Federation of Women's Clubs
WIBW
Kansas
Personal notes from an eastern motor trip and visits
The personal column notes a motor trip ending yesterday with December 15 visits to Allentown Pennsylvania and New York by Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Diehl Migs Maurine Downing and Miss Musetti. Brown plans Kansas City tomorrow. Dr M Fortney in Kansas City on business today and tomorrow then returning to Lawrence Monday. Mrs WHHL French of Tulsa visiting sister Mrs Ry Ry McFarland while Mr French attends a regional Progressive Educational Association conference in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
New York
P. A. Diehl
Migs
Maurine Downing
Misa Musetti
Brown
Kansas City
4. M. Fortney
Lawrence
Whhl French
Tulsa
Okla
Ry Ry McFarland
French
Progressive Educational Association
Obituary of Marion Parkinson Petefish
Marion Parkinson Petefish eldest son of Thomas B and Adda Parkinson Petefish born near Springfield Tl March 28 1860 died Feb 8 1935 aged 74 years 10 months 15 days. He moved with his parents to Kansas in 1887 lived near Sigel and Clinton later returning to Meade and Douglas counties. Survived by wife two daughters eight children in home five sons and three daughters, fourteen grandchildren and several sisters and other relatives. Services were held February 10 1995 at Clinton Nazarene Church with Rev Meek and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Parkinson Petefish
Thomas B
Adda Parkinson Petefish
Springfield
Kansas
Sigel
Clinton
West Fairview
Mary A
Mollie) Richardson
Thaddeus I
Martha F. Richardson
Meade County
Jon
Douglas County
Missouri
Altho
Thomas Marion
E. J. McAtee
Richland
0. I. Moore
Mancog
Colorado
James T
Christie
Pearle Blankenship
Lawrence
Sallie Potter
Betle Plain
J. N. Haver
Meade
Jesus
Church of Nazarene
Earl Meek
Ludwig
Grant
Topeka
Ruseel
Peru Suni Arts Vespers and Readings Event Schedule
Senior of Fine Arts Vespers run 4:00 to 3:00 p m on Monday with a book review by Mr Kenneth Rockwell at 2 30 p m Topics include Elementary French by Mr W N Cornell plus poetry readings by multiple poets. Ceremony mentions relatives and a burial in Clinton cemetery for Ivermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Suni
Fine Arts Vespers
Kenneth Rockwell
Pan
W. WN. Cornell
Inatenevor
W Mm
Peartheen
Maa Mealen Rhoda
Troopes
Resistant Pras Fopnur
Anillat
All Musical Vespers at KU Auditorium Tomorrow Afternoon
Varied musical numbers will be presented by the University of Kansas All Musical Vespers ensemble in the KU auditorium tomorrow at 4 30 o clock. Westminster Campella choir portions include Marche Religieuse Quartetti and Volre Lyre Immortelte. Performances feature ensemble pieces, vocal solos, and a cappella selections with instruments and several named performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner-Thayer” Museum
Albert Block
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Carl Mattern
Alao
Tony Buahong
Crescent Road
Elizabeth Dunkel
University Department
Irene Farrar
Elapeth Hill
University of Kansas Auditoriury
Westminster A Canpella Choir
Ruth Greutz
Piane Waktemar Gelich
Pra McGrew
Karl Kuersteiner
DM Swarthout
Four Aurelis
Agnus Tel
Lordia
Nikalsky Wentivistes AL Cappella Choir
Bwarthont
The Visitor Arrives In a Windy Puddle
In a blizzard at Puddle Muddle Willy Nilly wakes animal friends with the door. The group doubted a visitor would come to rob them yet a mysterious guest appears after much anxious questioning. The scene ends as the unexpected guest enters the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
Rip
Mrs. Quacko Duck
Top -Notch
Social Round of Topeka and Nearby Guests
Mrs. Tom Fullerton hosted as a dinner guest in Topeka while Mr and Mrs P F Dewitt hosted others last Saturday evening. Numerous local households hosted visits and celebrations including birthdays, dinners, and theatre events such as David Copperfield with several attendees named. Community members from Lawrence and La Cygne joined social calls at Ridley, Sneegas, Patchen, and Noever homes, with a bridal shower and upcoming Carolina Minstrels rehearsal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ki M
Richards
Carl Aird
Thorne
Thom
Mere
Mra Kb
Rich
Aekhold Wand
Carl Hird
Marion Marion
Lawrence
Simday
Robert Ridley
Hugo. Shellhory
Washington Creek
Wilson Martin
Martin
Shellhorn
David Copperfield
Misa Berdiner Wheeler
J. Patchen
Thomas Hird
E. M.richards
P. F. Dewitt
Jerry Lyons
Oliver Evans
Barker
Carolina Minstrels
Brackett School
Maurice la Master
la’ Cygne
Cart Sneegas
la Master
Sneegas
J. V.patchen
Bridge Club
Helen Noever
Rhode Island Street
Patchen
Carl Sneegas
High Prairie Farmers Hold Drive and Election Night
High Prairie Farmers Union met at Hopewell school house on February 6 with officers reelected. Ed Heaston and others joined a wolf drive at Number Ten Saturday morning. dinner raised 11.65. Numerous visitors from Baldwin and Lincoln area attended events and family gatherings over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaston
Robert, Philip
Robert Williams
Paul Ul+rich
Farmers’ Union Community Club
Ee Johannine
Rankin
Baldwin
Loren Williams
Palmyra
Helen Heaston
Quenomo
Frances Flenston
Lawrence
Harva Craig
Whittier
Ted Heaston
Abs
Ed Heaston
Robert
Dan Johanning
William Hass
Lincoln
Neb
William Neibrugge
Mr. Hass
High Prairie Farmers’ Union
Hopewell
George Reynolds
Charles Gleason
Charles Johnson
Philip
Lois
Methodist Church
Herschel Ulrich
Billy Sanders
Pleasant Grove
Philip Fleshman
Prank Gleason
Carl van Hoesen
Gleason
Mr. van Hoesen
Hayden Aale
Pleasant Valley
Life’s bitter medicine and how to take it
A reflective piece on reading life’s directions like a bottle label. It urges shaking off bitterness in moderation, embracing sweetness, and learning to take life with balance. The author muses on misread labels, the need to study life, and that true health comes from living well.
Origin of club foot new theory by British surgeon
A British surgeon proposes a new explanation for club-foot origin. The theory links intrauterine pressure to the deformity, contrasting with nerve disturbance and arrested development. The article notes the fetus folds tightly in the uterus and newborns maintain a compact knee pose after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago
Galoston Atice
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph King
Thornton Wilder
F.\.W. Gaunt
Vendreds Club
E. D. Kinney
T. N. Lewis
Agnes Husband
Atlantic City
N.J
National Association of ‘Deans of Women
Mary P. van Zile
Manhattan
Catherine Siebers
Catherine Elizabeth Thiebaut
Thiebaut
Mary Boyle
Kan
Dorothy Brown
Margaret Brown
Elma. Carey
Florence Dill
A.C. Anderson
Mary Aston
Fredericka Guffer
Hilda Zillner
Mothers
Lloyd Kineth
Ray Long
Gladys Cox
Pearl -Davis
J. Harold Shanklin
George Petty
North Seventh Street
Lawrence Pine
Tuse
Selontal
Elinewae Club
Fred Dneditke
Cortperation
Dinning
Calental
Mie
Wilt Alster
Mary Schooley
Charles Lowe
Mina P
Dina
Jacob
Walter Palmateer
J. M. G Watt
Grace Perky
Hannah Champion
George Fetty
William Pine
Minnie- Miller
Katherine Pine
Otto Hunzicker
Marguerite
John Hunzicker
Paul Hunzicker
Howard McConnell
Donald
Doris
Hunzicker
F. W. Hosford
C. T. Kennedy
L.D. Club
E J. Netzer
George Shultz
John Seller
Mabel Miller
Bert Dale
Kennedy
Hert Hughes
Vic Miller
Miller
Louis Rockland
Myron Dicker
Double Dee
W.A. Pine
Herbert Nehrbass
Howard Veatch
B. Heerman
EB. E. Roush
C.W. Amidon
George Hedrick
H. H.holloway
George Houk
Conrad McGrew
R.A. DeWatteville
Amidon
James McNeal Whistler
Royal Academy of England
Whistler
Rembrandt
Charles Gaumer
Rengiman West
Christ
General Wolf
Sargent
A.’.Cole
France
Italy
Spain
Holland
Cole
Boston
England
William B. Kirby
Pleasant Hour Club
Jack Kelsey
Sam Kelsey
Abigail Adama
Guy Bigsby
Grace Preyer
Dolly Madison
Max Reeves
Alph Kirby
Donna Rae
W. W. Winsler
Daniel Kirby
Ralph Kirbee
Ax Reeves
Catherine Sutherland
B. H. and
Rice Phelps
Wayne McCoy
A. J. Williamson
C. A. Thomas
Chi Omega Alumnae Association
Louisiana Street
Rebekahs
10. C. F. Hall
Harold Longenecker
Adrian’ Lindsey
QO. W. Maloney
A. B. Mitchell
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Barm
First
Methodial Episcopal Church
Profemear Longatore
Cinckney School
Kansas City Philharmonie Orchestra Progam
Rachel
Jane
Margaret Bushong
Haskell
George Smith
Stanley Wiles
Joe Monegar
Minervan Club
Mary Watt
Celia Watt
James Wigton
David McCreath
A. R. Oatman
D. S Perkins
Sigel Ladies’ Aid
Howard Hillips
Wwives
Colonial
Perry, Barber
Westminster
The
North Side
Moliness
Louie Reaver
Plettness
Journal- World
High Prairie
Brinkman
Ss Sckegn
Esay
Che Little Church
Earth
Otto Grasse
Pronocowsky
Schumann Haink
Electric Shoe Shop
K. E. Whetstone, Prop
Mass
Thone
Ctaip Capaee Æt Ead Doray Nul
Praton Gapel
SD Gan
Granada Theatre Awards
Wenners
Emma Space
Floyd
A. P. Fey
Winona
Granada
Oere
Ard
New Hampshire
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