Fifty third birthday celebrated by No Name club luncheon
The No Name club held its fifty third birthday luncheon yesterday at the home of Mrs. BK R Learned. Twenty three members at two tables admired red rose baskets and Washington birthday motifs. Activities included talks by A J Prentiss, Mrs. Mary Al 0, and a presentation to Mrs. E R Learned, with a song by Mrs. Printiss. Several members sent greetings, and most participants attended the program despite absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Name Club
BK. R. Learned
Washington
A. J. Prentiss
Mary al
F. E. Burke
Printiss
BR. Learned
F. We Cutter
J. W. R. C.miller
Lomeheon
Prentiss
F. BE
F. Brown
Elta Cars Nr
W. W. Cleland
C. He Caestan
Lawrence Club Delights With Music and School Talk
A Woman's club meeting in the Eldridge grill room featured Mu Phi Epsilon musicians led by Miss Qa Martin and Miss Hortense Young with violin and piano pieces and songs. Prof. C. E. Rayick spoke on the Kansas School Code Commission's effort to reform school funding and equalize educational opportunities, urging support from Douglas County representatives. The program also covered a campaign to raise funds for a World War memorial marker and included a Mothers' club gathering with Miss Alice Bernhard as speaker, plus notices of society dinners and a new Methodist Ladies Aid group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Grill
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Qa Martin
Air de Salon
Massenet
Horte Young
Raefeld
Mary Young
Strebley
Mary Turner Salter
Hortense Young
Dorothy Enlow
Martin
Young
C. E. Rayick
State Teachers’ College At
Hays
School Code Commission
Kansas
Rarick
Douglas County
Woman’s Club of
Lawrence
Kansas School Code Commission
Topeka Visit Highlights Local Art Show
Mrs. 5. W. Atkinson and friends Miss Emma Snow and Miss Florence Snow joined Mrs. John Ise and Miss C. Dow to view Helen Hodge landscape paintings and D. Helen Anderson still lifes at Mulvane art museum. Tom Valencia spent the day in Kansas City. Rev. A. D. Grey returns from a ministerial retreat held in Topeka at Central Congregational church and Washburn college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregatorial Church
Washburn College
Worden and Lawrence Shoppers and Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Ben Horst attended Lawrence shopping Saturday. Several neighbors visited homes and attended sales at Baldwin and Willow Springs. The Bethel church youth stage An Old Fashioned Mother at the township hall on Feb 22 admissions 15 and 30 cents. Mrs Louisa Schwartz broke her leg and Dr Bell set it. Worden Women’s Missionary Society met Feb 14 at Mrs Henry Pippert’s with a busy report and social end. A large turnout plus readers of missionary literature noted financially surpassing prior records.
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Ben Horst
Lawrence
C.’A. Michael
Guy
Charles
Dorothy Jean
G. F. Deskines
Fale
Bethel Church
Willow Springs
Donald Besithaupt
Alfred Lyons
Albert Hornberger
John Elm
John Stoebener
Baldwin
Frances Geiss
Frank Lutz
Luta
Gertrude Schott
Philomena Simon
Johnnie Breithaupt
Louisa Schwartz
Bell of
Edwin Schreiber
Henry
Rappard
Elmer
John Lyons
Harley
Chas, Elm
Alv
Ralph Kalb
Dorothy Helen
A. L
Haun
Ottawa
Bethel Young Folks Gather and Visits Noted
Bethel church Friday evening hosts Bethel young folks as local residents attend socializing events. Numerous names appear across alerts including Wintermantel, Breithaupt, Stoebener, and Leach with visits to Lawrence, Baldwin, and Kansas City noted. A Washington's Birthday program hosted by Circle No. 75 of the Ladies of the G R is planned at the court house from 1:30 to 10 o clock with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Washington
Fred Heim
J. W. Breithaupt
Rodenwald
Eudora
Mastin
Mr. Rodewald
Elmer Wintermantel
Lawrence
BP Vernice Green
Baldwin
Lester Leach
J. J. Breithaupt
Ralph Kalb
Ben Herst
Will Smith
Norma
Pauline Stoebener
Kansas City
Kenneth
Henry Young
John Elm
Otto. Stoebener
Ben Morst
A Ee
Local Social Notes Highlight Lawrence Visits and Club Gatherings
In a Lawrence oriented week, Columbia Art Davison called on Dell Deay while Jesse Markley visited the John Brohammer home. Farm Bureau ladies were entertained by Lyon Markley in honor of Mrs. T. J. Hiatt as she moves away, with two contests won by Emma Neider and Mrs. John Brohammer. Refreshments followed Valentine themed. Further visits included Will Phostman, Laurie and Wesley Flory, and Bert Morrison calling at Solon Markley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Davison
Dell Deay
Lawrence
Jesse Markley
John Brohammer
Frank Deay
Carl van Hausen
G. Hiatt
Johnny Beethley
Laurie
Wesley Flory
Kansas
City
Lyon Markley
Farm Bureau
T. J. Hiatt
Emma Neider
T.G. Hiattr
Keening
John Dunn
Emma Jer
JT. G. Hiatt
Gottlibh Nieddr
Elizabeth Dunn
Robert Wilson
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Bert Morrison
Solon Markley Home
Gottlieb Nieder
Lawrence area community notes from midweek
Wednesday events include Lon Markley at home and Jesse Markley delivering wheat to Lawrence for John Hyre. Virgil Shoemaker visited Jesse Markley’s home. Henry Landis visited the Charie Brohammer home. Ben Shoemaker returned to Anderson County after visiting his daughter Mrs. Oscar Markley and family. Mr and Mrs Charlie Brohammer and Lillian and Alda were visitors to Lawrence Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Markley
Jesse Markley
Lawrence
John Hyre
Virgil Shoemaker
Henry Landis
Charie Brohammer
Ben Shoemaker
Anderson County
Oscar Markley
Charlie “Brohammer
Lillian
Alda
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Quincy Parent-Teacher Association
Corinthia
Manwaring
Cosmos Club
Green Owl
W. C. “McConnell
Wanna Arnett
Charles Starkweather
C. F. Hale
Ralph Colline
Howard McConnell
Louise Towne
Lawrence Reading Club
W. G. Thiele
J. D. Rushes
W. H. Babb
F. H. Roberts
C. L. Lescher
Elizabeth Cleary
Masonic Temple
Binckney
Parent-Teacher Association
Lawrence Art Clubs
University Department of Painting
Ernest Lawson
National Academy of York
Lawson
Art Institute of
Kangas City
Community Club of ‘Number Six
F. S. Butcher
Elmer Brown
Fred Ziegen
Alabama i
J. M. Mott
Ralph Bear
J. A. Schaefer
Sam Bucheim
Theodore Bucheim
Mr. Barclay
Topeka
Yarnold
A. R. Nottingham
Forrest Dodge
A. G. Dodge
Seth Davis
Roy Moser
Aunt Het BY
Robert, Guillen
Songright
Publishers Syndicat
Nottingham
Mrs. Nottingham
Rowena Nottingham
John Nottingham Jr
Ernest Moser
Bessie Stout
Atte Ladies Aid of the
Evanelial Church
Mothers’ Club
Alice Bernhard
Glenn Charlton
Theodore Charlton
Charles Laming
Tonganoxie
FE. Swyswood
A.B. Mitchell
George Bullene
C. C. Carl
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
C. Jacqmain
W. B. Wilcox
C. B. Hosford
William Stout
K.C. Laessiz
Joan Beamer
Charles Y H. Lewis
W. Fh
George Hanson
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V. Lane
W._F. L. Howell
B. F. Cook
O. Lotz
M. R. iGill
W. A. Dunmire
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
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Sparton
Columbia
Whitcomb
St. Theo. Poehler Merc. CO
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