Society Calendar Items for Journal-World Readers
The notice lists social events and club meetings for a period, including Monday venues such as Flower Club and Chamber of Commerce groups, Sewing class luncheons, and whist and bridge clubs. It mentions names like Mrs W E Triggins Mrs C Canningham and Mrs Otis Berkiss, with events across Tuesday and Wednesday in the Lawrence area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Triggins
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
C. Canningham
Addy
Lotus Club
Otis Berkiss
Mrk
Colonial
al T. Wather
Theta
Social calendar notes birthday luncheon and club events
Mrs Charles K Louk and Mrs Harry T Craig hosted a George Washington birthday luncheon in the Memorial Union Old English room with thirty seats. about 75 couples attended a Country Club dance with fiddlers during intermission. Various clubs and individuals host meetings, programs, and receptions at the Colonial and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Louk
Harry T. Craig
George Washington
Memorial Union
Edwin Stone
Rolland Maddox
Richard Keopmat
Fred S. Monteonery
Earl Falkenstien
Leonard Axe
Country Club
John Schrader
Dick Zimmerman
Mel
Roger Allen
Community notices mix in Kansas readings and club events
Local clubs and societies list upcoming meetings and programs including musical performances by Miss Eiltrude Elliott, readings by Mrs. Stough, and lectures at the First Methodist Church. Democratic gatherings in Topeka feature Mrs. Myers and the Jayhawk hosts with large turnout and new committee roles.
Local Social Notices Include Kansas City and Princeton Families
The notice lists various households in Missouri and Kansas, naming Mr and Mrs John Reardon of Kansas City. Mr and Mrs T B Ford of Wellsville. Mr and Mrs M D Groebe of Topeka. Miss Annabell Wilson and Fleming Wilson of Princeton. Mr and Mrs August Ford and daughter Hulda of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reardon
Kansas City
T. B. Ford
Wellsville
M. D. Groebe
Topeka
Annabell Wilson
Fleming Wilson
Princeton
August Ford
Hulda
Lawrence
Personal notices from Lawrence area residents
Miss Helen Kinney will leave Thursday for Washington to take a civil service post in the war department. Mrs. Plow. Ewing joined Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cox of Topeka in Kansas City and visited the Ewings at their new home. Clifton Calvin begins a business trip to Ohio and will return later in the week. Peter Erickson from Springfield Missouri, KU 1939 graduate, visited Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Omer and son from Kansas City visited Lawrence. Omer is a designer with a Kansas City radio equipment firm. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Porter of Los Angeles are visiting relatives in Lawrence. Tom Stevens of Topeka returned after a short visit with Mrs. Wilma Caulk and daughter at 944 Alabama Street. Stevens was here on Hussey Insurance business. Mrs. Joe Mhyo of Tiberton, Ma, arrived Saturday for a week with Mrs. Th. A. Teich at 118 New Hampshire Street. Mrs. Flor. McColloch and Miss Mabel Ann Richardson spent yesterday with Reyo and Mrs. Tarry Vo McColloeh at Lees Summit Missouri. Mrs. Paul Rovers and infant Paul Martin returned home today from Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kinney
Washington, D. C
War Department
Plow. Ewing
R.A. Cox
Topeka
Kansas City
Kenneth Ewing
Highland
Clifton Calvin
Ohio
Peter Erickson
Springfield
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Charles L. Omer
Small Soniof
Omer
Wright Porter
Los Angeles
Cal
Visttmer
S.C. Fearing
Tom Stevens
Wilma Caulk
Alabama Street
Stevens
Hussey Insurance Company
Joe Mhyo
Tiberte Ma
Th. A. Teich
New Uamkshire Street
Alfred Graves
Flor. McColloeh
Mabel Ann Richardson
Reyo
Tarry Vo McColloeh
Lees Summit
Paul Rovers
Paul Martin
Memorial Hospital
Jan Savitt Fuses Rachmaninoff with Popular Ditties
Nebraska students in Lawrence heard Jan Savitt mix Rachmaninoff preludes with crowd-pleasing tunes. Dancers crowding the floor found it tight but the band drew a packed audience and the announcers noted a successful party. Seventeen Gamma Delta girls and Cornhuskers guests attended after the Delta Gamma gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Savitt
Sophe Hoppers
Rachmaninoff
Nebraska
Lawrence
Thane
Nebraska UU
Delta Gamma House
Cornhuskers
D. Gots
Bill Farmer
M.S. C
Farmer
Fred Littooy
Jayhawker
Dated campus party stories spark chatter and camera flashes
A university dance scene featuring crowded rooms, starved stag presence, and buzzing reporters. A doctor named among the revelers juggles dates with three ladies while a Scarab sketch exhibit draws light on Marvin Hall. YWCA and YMCA groups plan an indoor event at 4:50 PM tomorrow.
Memorial Union party offers track high jump and shot put
Memorial Union hosts an hour long field day with track events high jumping and shot putting. Costumes advised as slacks and jeans. Jay Jones announces March 27 pledges initiations and the honor girl will be introduced at that meeting. A Turkish hat angers a fashion minded coed who loses the hat at intermission. Ben Pickering of the Savitt band delays proceedings during intermission as former acquaintances are discussed. Savitt notes college audiences seek specific dance and music styles and plans new Victor recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Union Ballroom
Jay Jones
Savitt Aims for Hollywood Talking Version of Humoresque
Savitt toured schools signing autographs during intermission. He favors the middle west for its upbeat crowds and says Philadelphia is known for the Philharmonic Orchestra The Philadelphia Story and the Top Hatters. He plans a personal symphony in six to seven years and emphasizes American music and talent. He notes his Russian birth and American rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Middle West
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestra
Philadelphia Story
Savitt
Saviti
Russia
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Fletcher Davis
Mr and Mrs Fletcher Davis of Dermott Arkansas announce the birth of a daughter on February 18 at Dermott Hospital. Mrs Davis was assisted by medical staff during the delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Davis
Dermott, Ark
Dermott Hospital
Miss Thelma Jackson Named in Lawrence Note
The fragment mentions Miss Thelma Jackson daughter of Rev N Jackson and Mrs N Jackson of Lawrence. The item appears as a social notice or obituary snippet in a Lawrence area column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merly Miss
Thelma Jackson
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