Society Entries For Journal World Society Page
Society contributions for the society column must reach the Journal World office by noon on publication day. The notes list luncheons dinners and bridge events at Colonial Evans Hearth Memorial Union and other clubs with names of hosts and groups such as En Regie Merry Matrons Bridgettes and Progressive contract club.
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Society
Journal- World Office
Glenn Alien
En Regie Club
Colonial
P. W. Club
Ivan Rowe
Elks Club
Ray Wright
Evans Hearth
University Club
A.B. Mitchell
Bridgettes
A. A. Green
Merry
University Women’s Club
Memorial Union
Progressive Contract Club
J. R
University women hold January tea in Memorial Union
The University Women's club hosts a January tea tomorrow at 3 PM in the Memorial Union with tea served throughout the afternoon. Mrs. Carl Althaus is general chair. assistors include Mrs. James Malin and Mrs. A. H. Sluss. The event invites faculty members and others at convenient times.
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The
University Women’s Club
Memorial Union
Carl Althaus
James Malin
A. H. Sluss
Social gatherings and club meetings fill week in Lawrence
God entertained members of the Good Will class and their husbands at Mr and Mrs Freeman Stultz home with games and refreshments. Women’s Relief Corps No 9 to meet at American Legion hall Friday at 2 30. Lawrence Woman's club discusses Accessories in the Home with Miss Elizabeth Meguiar and Mrs Raymond Crow. Miniature aprons project set for January 15 apron sale to raise funds.
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Kanwaka Discussion Club
Kanwaka
State Highway Patrol
David Williams
William Wymer
Country Club
Mas
Carroll Riggs
L. L. Gaines
W.H. Ruese
Freeman Stultz
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
American Légion Hall
Elizabeth Meguiar
Raymond Crow
Lawrerce Woman’s Club
American Home Department
Miss Meguiar
Robert Price
C. W. Straffon
C. D. Young
We Hospitality Committee
W. Brown
Homer Aiison
Social Roundup Ties Town Visitors and Local Guests
Spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Palmerlee. Miss Elsie Heiberg who sang a contralto solo at Plymouth Congregational church Sunday morning returns to Akron Ohio. Mrs Vaughn Scott of Fort Wayne arrives for a ten day visit with her parents. Prof and Mrs L E Sisson Mr and Mrs W H Horr and son David Mr and Mrs W E Booth and Leo Franklin return from Columbus Ohio where Horr Booth and Franklin attended the meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Mr Horr read a paper. Mr and Mrs J W Sinclair of Bombay India were in Lawrence on their way to Salina to visit Mrs Sinclair's former home. They were accompanied by
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A. S. Palmerlee
Elsie Heiberg
Akron
Miss Heiberg
First Congregational Church
N. D. Elderkin
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vaughn Scott
Fort Wayne
Ind
L. E. Sisson
W. H. Horr
David
W. E. Booth
Leo Franklin
Columbus, O
Horr
Mr. Booth
Bay area visitors mix with Lawrence gathering
Mrs. Sinclair's mother Mrs. C W W Lamar of Salina visits Bom bay. Mrs. Bert Rogers and Ed Rogers of Olathe come to Lawrence for an evening. Mr. and Mrs. W H Shoemaker Miss May Gardner and Miss Amida Stanton returned from New Orleans where they attended the Modern Language association meeting. Willard B Shaw returns to Chicago after visiting his parents on Route 10. Dr and Mrs F M McFarland spent New Year's day with the McFarlands in Kansas City. Miss Ruth Stoland writes from New York about Christmas on Long Island with the Turley family. Francis Fellows Sterling returns to Canton Kan after holidays with his mother Mrs C M Sterling. Mr and Mrs Fred G Loxman leave for Chicago after holidays with the Kahnes. W G Hutson Jr arrives from Wichita to visit his parents.
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Sinclair
C. W.W. Lamar
Salina
Bombay
Bert Rogers
Ed Rogers
Olathe
Lawrence
W. H. Shoemaker
May Gardner
Amida Stanton
New Orleans
Modern Language Association
Willard B. Shaw
Chicago
Edward Shaw
F. M. McFarland
Frank McFarland
Kansas City
Ruth Stoland
New York
Long Island
M. D. Turley
Agnes Evans
Herbert Schnur
Herbert Sehnur, Jr
Turley
Maxine Wilhelmi
Stoland
Spool Cotton Company
Empire State Building
Francis Fellows Sterling
Canton Pilot
Canton
Kan
C. M. Sterling
Fred G. Loxman
George Kahne
W. G. Hutson, Jr
Wichita
W. G. Hutson
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V. A. Young
Ralph Ward
Martin Denlinger
Earnest Boyce
Raymond Nichols
P. BE. O
Funcheon
Entre Nous
Howard Creel
Mothers’ League
H. B. Harnar
N. S. C. Club
Ernest Bigsby
O. O. F. All
Niotas Club
Ralph Fine
Jacob Gantz
Williamstown
Lennie
George W. Heck
Silesia
Monts
E. G
Laurel, Mont
C. C. Anderson
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Heck
N. L. C. Club
Jane By
Marilyn Riggs
Doris Edmiston
Virginia Jo Ranees
Lawrence Winter
Muriel Rodgers
Joann Ruese
Peggy Sanderson
Ruth Clayton
Mildred Warpenter Jtaily Moyer
I Ann Brown
Shirley Asher
Carolyn Martin
Marjorie Basem
Jean Cooper Hosemary Gaines Mary Jean Frazee Levon Jean Jane Williams Spaulding
Hugh Buses
Richard Wagstaff
Bob Powell
Ick Stutz
Jack Payne
Shipman Winter Reeser
Marin Rap Working
Phil Stockton
Bolle
Usworth Tonnny (Ber
Jobir Montgomery Elden Willey
Richard Potter
Arian Smith
aAoehn
Hapfter
Odd Williams
Uaid May Edwin Handley
Ha Stacker
Victor Hart
Stan Stockton
Maurice Martin
Dell Love
Valley Grove
Opal Lobb
Baldwin
Phyllis Weibel
Topeka
Betty Mae Shult
Gilbert Burmeister
Ellsworth
Vernon Flory
Christian Endeavor Pledge
Martin L. Denlinger
Tennessee Street
Philip Fellow Sterling
Canton, Kan
Erin Elizabeth
Beth Alr
Sterling
University of Kan. Sas
Young Married Couples
Church O
Holyfield Music CO
James Badger
Ralph McCall
Arthur Richardson
Raymond Snell
Dick Morris
Buddy
Rose Wood
E. E. Kardatzke
Jon
Stanley
Raymond Payne
Charles Hallenbeck
George Colburn
M. A. Heiberg
Ruth
Fargo, N. D
SOPR
Vicks Vata
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Dee
Journal
World
Chenille
Jeffries
LACE
Vanity
Vanity Beauty Shop
Weaver
Gossard
Swami
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