Social calendar reveals a week of club meetings and luncheons
The calendar lists multiple gatherings across Wednesday to Friday including contract and bridge clubs at homes of Mrs. L N Lewis Mrs. Roy Moore Mrs Dora Dunakin and Mrs J R Holmes Miss Carol Watkinson Newcomers and Entertainment groups meet with teas and guest programs at several venues. Meals and luncheon events are noted for groups like Merry Matrons Home Aid Pi Lambda Theta Entre Nous and P B O with a focus on social duties and community involvement.
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L. N. Lewis
Roy Moore
H. C. Rumsey
Evans Hearth
Ibahros
Dora Dunakin Peks
Carol Watkinson
O. W. Maloney
Colonial
J. R. Holmes
Home Aid Society
E. W. Parsons
Pi Lambda Theta
Union Building
PB. W
Byron Ooke
C. Sparr
Cotential
P.B.O
S. D. Bishop
J. C. Rumsey
N.L.C
Bridge Club
Entre Nous
Sue Todd
Elizabeth Davis
Jack Camp
Arthur Whitney
Music Club Delights With Bavarian Themed Evening at Colonial
A Music club program at the Colonial tea room drew over sixty members and guests. Mrs. Verner Smith and others greeted attendees as Dean Henry Werner's original Bavarian village inn play unfolded with mixed grouping of villagers and two American visitors bringing a Big Apple dance. The event featured native costumes, a choral and instrumental mix, and a closing two German folk tunes with peasant dances. The club plans an exchange with the Topeka Music club next Monday. Refreshments followed served by girls in peasant aprons.
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Music Club
Colonial Tea Room
Verner Smith
Carl A. Preyer
G. W. Bradshaw
Dean Henry Werner
Bavaria
Mutter
Henry Werner
Dalton
Werner Smith
Topeka Music Club
Topeka Club
Evangelical Church
Elden Tefft
Ernest Gimblet
St. Valentine King
Betty Rothchild
Junior McGregor
Gimbler
Walters
McGregor
Ida Price
Frazee Hosts Bridge Club at Evans Hearth
Mr and Mrs Harry Frazee entertained their bridge club at dinner last night at the Evans Hearth. Mrs Raymond Wheeler won the high score for the evening. Entre Nous members plan a bridge luncheon Friday at 1 15 at the Evans Hearth hosted by Mrs Howard Creek Mrs W T Johnson Mrs Luther Gustafson and Mrs Wilson avis.
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Harry Frazee
Evans
Raymond Wheeler
Community clubs and notices fill local social calendar
Mrs. Raymond Stockert hosted the Athena bridge club with prizes won by Lois Smith A Zvacek and Ralph Burchett. Various clubs met for cards luncheons birthdays and meetings at multiple addresses and churches inviting members and guests.
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Raymond-Stockert
Athena Bridge Club
Lois Smith
A. Zvacek
Ralph Burchett
Local clubs schedule Friday meetings at 1 45 and 1 30
The J J bridge club gathers Friday afternoon at 1 45. The McAllaster parent education study group meets at Mrs. Carl W Shafer's home Friday at 1 30. Mrs Georgette Herr White will discuss Food Requirements and Habits for Children.
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L. D
Bert Dale
Alabama Street
Valentine
McAllaster
Carl W. Shafer
Georgette Herr White
Ill George Northrup Improving After Illness at Cousin’s Home
George Northrup, seriously ill at his cousin Mrs E Hobbs residence 1129 Connecticut Street since last Friday, is reported showing improvement. Mrs E G Comfort of Los Angeles Cal and her brother P F Comfort Tahlequah Okla join Mr and H D Comfort for the weekend. P F Comfort edits The Citizen in Tahlequah.
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George Northrup
Spring Dance at Fraser Theater Delights KU Cast
The KU Dramatic club staged Philip Barry’s Spring Dance at Fraser theater to strong laughs. Roberta Cook and Joe Myers duel for spotlight as Lipincott and Sally Prescott while Miss Coats shines as Sally. The sorority house setting centers on spring dance plans and a Yale arrival that tests romances.
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K. U. Dramatic Club
Fraser Theater
Philip Barry
K.A
Joe Myers
Jayne Coats
Roberta Cook
Myers
the Lippincott
Yale
Princeton
Miss Coats
Sally Prescott
New England
Miss Cook
Bill Fey
Lippincott
Bill
Russia
Margaret Ramage
Elizabeth Smith
Maribeth Schreiber
Roberta
Fey
Betty Butcher
Miss Ramage
Miss Schreiber
Yale and Princeton Cast Delivers Prompt Opening Night
The ensemble, including Dave Conderman and James Bradfield, impressed as the plan unfolds with Lucille Gaynor and Ernestine Hodge as the house staff. Crafton directed, Dixon managed the stage, and the Vetch spring dance runs through Friday aiming for high attendance.
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Os Biolefee Apper Ioogy
Dave Conderman
James Bradfield
Yale
Miss Ramage
Princeton
Don
Dixon
Earl
Porter
Lucille “Gaynor
Ernestine Hodge
Floyd Gibbons
Lippincott
Fee
Momemy
Crafton
Don Dixon
Degrees Voted to A B by K U Faculty
The University of Kansas liberal arts faculty voted A B degrees for 37 graduates. The Lawrence list includes Frederick R. Allen and 10 others, with additional names from Kansas City Independence Wichita El Dorado Fort Scott Longton Hutchinson Lake Forest Randall Hickman Mills and more.
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A. B
K. U
University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts
Lawrence
Frederick R. Allen
Russel H. Beatie
Mirabel R. Blair
Edith A. Borden
Audry. A. Chapman
Barbara J. Goll
Janet E F. Howe
Dorothy M. Jones
Jean Roy Finley
George E. Oyler
Howard Sails
Lyle O. Amery
Howard
George R. Bowlus
Tola
David Conderman
Moran
Gertrude Field
Mary Jane Eisies
Jeane Hannah
Esther Mae Hollecker
Evelyn F. Little
Robert H. Jordan
Kansas City
Doris M. Martin
John B. Salathiel
Independence
Kan
Dorothy J. Fink
Wichita
Jeanne G. Fitzgerald
el Dorado
Leland L. Holbert
Fort Scott
Frank L. Irwin
Lyndon
Chesley M. James
Merriam
Lewis H. Maser
Fort Pierce
Fla
Edwin C. Nelson
Longton
Harry E.o’donnell
Junction City
Ellen P. Rawlings
Hutchinson
Jack E. Schiffmacher
Lake Forest
Charles D. Shrader
Sawyer
Lucille M. Sluss
Helen E. Stauffer
Randall
Frederick M. Swain, Jr
Hickman Mills
Barbara M. Tupper
Hiawatha
Theodore Roosevelt Plaza Renamed in Buffalo
The Buffalo city council renamed Roosevelt plaza to Theodore Roosevelt plaza on February 16 at the request of Spanish war veterans seeking to specify which Roosevelt the plaza honors. A census reports Turkey has 6,241 living centenarians: 3,885 women and 2,356 men.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Buffalo
N. Y
P— Roosevelt
Theodore
Roosevelt
Turkey
Bernard Frazier Opens Fourth Winter Art Lecture Series
Bernard Frazier opened Spooner Thayer museum's fourth winter lecture with a historical survey of sculpture styles. He traced primitive through modern forms from Cro-Magnon reliefs to Mayan, Babylonian, Egyptian, Greek, Oriental, Gothic and abstract works, noting details, emotional content, and stylistic shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Frazier
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Frazier
France
Spain
South
Central America
Althe
Next speaker E H Lindley to discuss grand treasurers
The article notes E H Lindley will be the next speaker in the series on February 22 with an undetermined subject, described as grand treasurers and Elmer Ow of Topeka as grand secretary. It also mentions normal rainfall for the panhandle in November being less than one inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
masaive Ow _ oo
E. H. Lindley
Elmer ©Ow
Seein
Topeka
Panhandle
Masons Open Two Day Grand Lodge Session in Topeka
Kansas Masons begin a two day session of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons in Topeka with officers named. William F. Shea of Arkansas City to succeed John Hetzel of Newton as grand high priest. Deputy grand senior priest Charles Loucks of Lakin and other officers listed include Lynn R. Brodrick Marysville grand king Percy E Atkins Winfield grand chaplain Richard W Evans Dodge City and Harry E Peach Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Richard W.evans
Dodge City
Grand Scribe
Harry E. Peach
Emporia
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