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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
5
Lawrence social calendar items list Thursday to Saturday events including bridge luncheons and club meetings at Evans Hearth Colonial and other venues. Notable items include Ellen Hazard and Albert Cox engagement with wedding planned in Jackson Mississippi and KU alumnae luncheon updates.
The report lists a club evening with songs and minuet dancing, a March 8 meeting led by Mrs Sackett, and a donation to a school shoe fund. It notes Mary Muzzy’s daughter June to William Guffer’s April 26 wedding, Rebekahs and Farm Bureau events, a South Side Reading club bridge night with prizes, and guests Mr and Mrs Franz Wiedemann and Mrs Alice Brockelsby.
Mr and Mrs Otto Gulley announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at Memorial hospital Mrs Charles Radcliffe entertained the NBC bridge club at luncheon and cards at the Evans Hearth Prizes were won by Mrs F C Jackman Mrs Roland De Watteville and Mrs Glenn Charlton The Riverside Farm Bureau will present a play Waiting for the Hickville Train Friday evening February 25 at the Lake View school house Grade school children admitted free.
Mr and Mrs F H Smithmeyer plan a two weeks trip to Mexico City by train starting tomorrow. Mrs George Marshall and Mrs F T Barteldes attend the Better Homes show in Kansas City. The Hartmans and daughter Joanne return to Morris Tennessee after two weeks with the Miners. Lindenberger and Neustifter attend the Kansas City Better Homes show. Mrs Alvin Walters of Lincoln Kansas visits her mother Mrs Ethel High. Prof A M Ockerblad returns from Bartlesville Oklahoma where he advised on an Interstate Commerce rate hearing. Hazel Riggs and Lila Grayson spend the day in Kansas City. Johnston and Neever attend Woodrow Wilson club luncheon in Topeka and Governor’s Mansion tea. Frances Robinson arrives from California to be with Cecelia Robinson, injured last week. Frances, head of violin at San Jose State, traveled to Albuquerque by plane, then continued by train due to bad weather.
Mr and Mrs Robert Schellack return home after ten days touring through Oklahoma Texas to the gulf of Mexico Louisiana and Arkansas reporting a grand trip. The article lists accompanying couples including Mr and Mrs Charles Vitt and daughter Charlene and Mr and Mrs William Reetz among others.
Godfrey Reetz enjoyed an aluminum dinner hosted by Delbert Gersten berger of Eudora at Hanna Pfleger’s home. Residents including Mr and Mrs Schmidt, Fred Reetz and daughter Gretta, and others were noted visiting kin, attending gatherings, or attending games in nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Robert Schellack hosted a Saturday night gathering. Vincent Schoenhofer from Kansas City visited with his parents over the weekend. Howard Cline from Tonganoxie spent Sunday night with the Steinbrings. Albert Steinbring and family hosted guests Saturday evening at A C Nickles near Lawrence.
The text advertises sterling tableware praised for perfection and moderate pricing. It promises demonstration of popular patterns and appeals to buyers seeking stylish, durable dining service.
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