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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1941
Page
3
Society items list upcoming events and gatherings including luncheons bridge clubs tea dances and a fiftieth wedding anniversary with times and hosts in Evans Evans Hearth Colonial Wiedemann's and Congregational church activities noted for Friday and Saturday date unknown but referenced as upcoming social calendar entries.
Miss Joan Louise Newbill of Hutchinson and Sam B. Redmond of Tulsa wed New Year’s Eve at the Newbill home with Rev. W O Mulvaney officiating. The couple, KU Law graduates, plan to reside at 802 South Cheyenne Tulsa. Attendants included Miss Marjorie Brooks and John F Redmond. The event followed by a church reception and notes on related local engagements and club activities.
Roll call to aid Red Cross and sewing. Union Young People host a party at 8 p.m. at the Congregational parish house with Marguerite Hunzicker in charge. M P M club guests at Mrs. Sluss home. Midland Rural club met at Mrs. Eibest’s with thirteen members. Officers named for the club year. Annual dinner set for January 23 at Hunsinger and Guthrie residence. Several socials and dinner plans noted including Iota Nu host, and a book review by Mrs. Klooz. A Kansas wedding announced for Ruth Flory and Millard Geiser with details of ceremony and homecoming. Next Monday Sewing club postponed to January 13. Anniversary celebration planned for C. E. Daniels’ family with a fiftyth wedding anniversary and reunion details. The milestone event features a faux wedding reception recreation and elaborate decorations.
Details describe a Kansas couple’s 75 guest home reception from 8 to 10 pm with relatives from Leavenworth and Kansas City. The article traces James E. Daniels and family history from 1854, noting seven sons one daughter and moves across Fort Leavenworth, Douglas County, Lawrence, to Missouri. Mrs. Daniels wears hyacinth blue wool with Talisman rose corsage.
Miss Dorothy May hosted a Sunday afternoon shower at the home of the former for Miss Marjorie Channel. Lucy Smith gave a party for about 75 high school friends at the Country Club in honor of Peggy Price of Fayetteville Arkansas. The evening featured dancing with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Prentice, and Mrs. C. F. Nelson.
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