Society Calendar Highlights Local Clubs And Weddings
Lawrence society notes report a busy schedule of Monday through Thursday club meetings including contract clubs, sewing circles, and bridge groups at various homes and lodges. Dorothy Young’s engagement to Loring Dalton is announced with a February wedding planned. Madge Bullene hosts a bridge luncheon. multiple clubs announce meetings at Myers Hall, Wiedemann's, and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Louise Young
Homer M. Young
Loring de Witt Dalton
William B. Dalton
Lawrence
Madge Bullene
E. C. Buehler
W. C. Simons
No Excuse for Ella's Man Getting Drunk
A quip notes there is no excuse for Ella's partner drinking, but living with Ella would be worse if drunkenness occurred. The line reflects a humorous sentiment about domestic life and personal flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Gay and Pretty Coverall Apron Pattern Ad and Community Notices
An old Lawrence Journal World page features a sewing pattern advertisement for the Gay and Pretty Coverall Apron with sizes small to large, plus a catalog offer. The page also lists church meetings, club gatherings, officer installations in relief groups, and community notices about meetings for W.E.M.S., League of Women Voters, Women’s Relief Corps, Quivira club, Oakridge Birthday club, and Girl Scout leaders, with names, dates, and locations across Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Quilting and Club Meetings Announced For Wednesday Through Thursday
Streamline Silhoutte T' So-Sew quilting club holds an all day meeting Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Johnsons home 941 Rhode Island Street. Members are asked to bring printed material. The Immaculata club plans an important meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 at St Johns parish hall. The Thursday team whist club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C E Esterly at Watkins Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Name Club
F. W. Cutter
Tennessee Street
Cosmos Club
Charles Fincher
Elm Street
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Johnson
Rhode Island
Immaculata Club
St. John’s Parish Hall
C. E. Esterly
Watkins Hall
Women’s Missionary Society to Meet at White Home
The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H. White, 1525 New Hampshire street. Mrs. Roy McCleery is the leader. Several local residents and travelers are noted returning from visits or trips, with mentions of holiday departures and a cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Guild
Westminster Hall
Oread Avenue
J. F. Kell
John L. Kilworth
J. W. O’bryan
General Theological Seminary
New York
Hays
Hollands
J. S. Barrow
E. B. Raber
Helianthus Club
Glenn Allen
Vermont Street
First Methodist Church
C. L. DeWatteville
Ohio Street
Charles Arnold
W.E.M.S
C. H. Constant
Ralph Ward
Naomi Light
Emma Welch
W.H.M
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
W. H. White
New Hampshire Street
Roy McCleery
H. E. Don Carlos
South
J. N. Harrington
Hollywood
Cal
St. Louis
Fred L. Morris
L. Houghton
Kansas City
Local Notes on Visits and Funeral Obsequies
After holidays with their parents at Lyons, the Ainsworths resume studies at the university. Rev G L Hess of Lawrence preached at the Friends church as Rev C L Nellis was ill. Mr and Mrs Ellis T Johnston drove to Topeka for B M Powell funeral services. This evening Mr and Mrs Johnston will attend Rebekah lodge No 219 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Ainsworth
Lyons
G. L. Hess
Lawrence
Friends Church
C. L. Nellis
Ellis T. Johnston
Topeka
B. M. Powell
1.C.C.F. Lodge
Johnston
Rebekah Lodge No
Recitals and Orchestra Concert At University Fine Arts
University of Kansas hosts two major events over the next three weeks. Tonight Charles Sager presents a voice recital in the administration building auditorium with Ruth Orcutt as pianist. Also on the program violinist Waldemar Geltch performs works by Corelli, Bach, and others. The University Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Karl Kuersteiner, performs Franck and Peer Gynt Suite with Tau Sigma dance interpretations. The concerts start at 8 and 8 o'clock respectively and invite all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University School of Fine Arts
Charles Sager
Alice Moncrieff
Waldemar Geltch
Geltch
University of Kansas
University of Wisconsin
School of Fine Arts
Corelli
Bach
Vieuxtemps
Tschaikowsky
Millecker - Winternitz
Schumann
Castelnuovo - Tedesco- Heifetz
Elgar
Ruth Orcutt
Christmas Guests Gather for Holiday Meals in Centropolis Area
Mr and Mrs George Bechtel motor to Lawrence Monday. Families from Centropolis and nearby towns joined Christmas dinners at multiple homes. Kenneth Montgomery is sick this week. Several households hosted relatives including Kirchners Gaines Gastrock and Gibson families, and numerous children.
Christmas Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Walter Pohl and son Kenneth spent Christmas at the Paul Koehler home in Fairview. Carl Schwarz and Albert Schwarz with their wives visited Mrs Ray Holmes and Mr Holmes of Lawrence. Warden League members held a party at Miss Hazel Gilliland’s home Friday. Mrs Lyle Enyart and daughters lingered on the sick list this week and visited the Harry Flory residence. Augusta Kirchner and children Arthur and Daisy of Lawrence joined Ed Ingle John Cline and Mrs Albert Schwarz for Sunday dinner at Clarence Albright and Ernest Albright’s Bethel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bechtel
Lawrence
Charley Kirchner
Gerald
Marie
Conrad Gastrock
Gastrock
John Gibson
Stella
Centropolis
Mary Peffley
Harry Flory
Wii Peffley
Guy Morroe
Margarette
Lawrence Peffley
Harold Peffly
Kathryn Bemen
Ottawa
Walter Pohl
Kenneth
Paul Koehler
Fairview
Carl Schwarz
Albert Schwarz
Ray Holmes
Holmes
Warden League
Hazel Gilliland
Lyle Enyart
Augusta Kirchner
Arthur
Daisy
Ed Ingle
John Cline
Clarence Albright
Ernest
Bethel
Farewell dinners honor Bomar family and Sturm kin
About 50 relatives and friends attended a farewell dinner at the school house Sunday for Mr and Mrs Paul Bomar and family of Carlsbad New Mexico visiting Mrs Lena Breithaupt over Christmas. They returned home Monday. John Sturm hosted a Sunday dinner for two December 28 birthdays. Guests included George Sturm and family of Wellsville Edgerton and Topeka trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bomar
Carlsbad
N. M
Lena Breithaupt
John Sturm
Sturm
George
John Murdock
Edgerton
Johnny
George Sturm
Leavenworth
Mr. Murdock
Dan Sturm
Gons
Topeka
Family Visitors and Holiday Sitings Across Local Homes
Mrs Lawrenz, recovering from a broken hip, walked a little after summer injury. Kerney Bunker and Rodewald families from Kansas City and Emporia shared a Sunday visit with Rev. and Mrs. A. Rodewald. Mrs Lawrenz and her young son spent Christmas with her Lyndon parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenz
Kerney Bunker
Esther
Ann Rodewald
Kansas City
Sophia Rodewald
Emporia
Walter Rodewald
A. Rodewald
Fred Lawrenz
Little Son
Lyndon
Eubanks Visit Baldwin Lenexa Then Return Home
Prof and Mrs John Eubank and son Robert of Little Rock Ark left Topeka for home Saturday noon. En route they called on the Cooks and Beach in Baldwin and were supper guests of Maurice Cook in Lenexa. Leth Brown hosted Whit ted Whitted Whitteds and others for Christmas day. Marlin Cook family and Cun ninghams shared Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eubank
Robert
Little Rock
Ark
Topeka
Marlin Cook
A. R. Cook
Clara Beach
Baldwin
Maurice Cook
Lenexa
Leth Brown
W. W. Whitted
Leonard Whitted
Lyle and
Ivan
Oliver Price
Maurice
Marvin
Carnahan
Bernice Carnahan
Gayle
Carol
J. F. Cunningham
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C. W. Sparr
Karl Kreider
Incheon
BH. WM
G Kelao
Frank Hipsford
Homer Allison
Jota Nu
E. B. Allen
B. F. Paine
N.A.L
A. H. Schaal
Elu
RC. Nance
P. W
Tillcum Lodge
Haskell
Wiedemann’s
Hugh Means
Elka Club
League of Women Voters
Congregational Church
E. Esterly
University
Myere Hall
University Women's Club
Myers Hall
C. A. Preyer
Laurel Anderson
F. E. Kester
Zodiac Club
F. H. Smithmeyer
W. A. Dill
Minnie 3. Walker
National Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans
O. J. Lane
Wichita
Rice Means
Broadview Hotel
Colonel Means
National Tribune
United Spanish War Veterans
Washington
Philippines
The
Orient
William Otsen
Oklahoma
Islands
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tilicum Lodge
Edna Durand
Parsons
Roy R. Moore
Indiana Street
Round Table
A. L. Kirchhoff
Rice Phelps
R. M. Kelley
Ventura Club
Phelps
Dwight Prentice
Blasco Ibanez
West Side Study Club
Jeanie Moren
Trinity Episcopal Church
E. H. Hollands
Rhode Island Street
Robert H. Mize, Jr
Girl Scouts
Troop One
Windmill Hill
Catherine Brown
Tesoro Club
Olin Halderman
New York Street
Ladies’ Literary League
George O. Foster
Maine Street
Kaw Valley Farm Bureau
Frank Jones
Martha Group of Women of the
First Baptist Church
W. C. McConnell
Hotel Wood
Tennola Club
Ernest Young
Marston McCluggare
Friends In Council
Progressive Reading Club
J. T. Skinner
Skinner
Will Gorrill
Paul Winter
E. A. White
G. A. Middleton
Earl Bratton
Patricia
Loree
Wiedeman’s
Werner Smith
the Missionary Societies of the
Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Fred Ellsworth
Women’s Relief Corps
Veterans’ Hall
Blanche Dodds
Dollie Grant
W. A. Dunn
W. D. Lyons
N. H. Bailey
E. S. Eastman
Lula Warnick
C. F. Hale
Ida Swadley
Eunice Belshe
B. P. Baker
Mary Nadelhoffer
Daisy Ayaan
C. E. Birch
A. W Lamb
Agnes Olson
Quivira Club
J. C. Hemphill
Oakridge
Thomas Cawley
Kansas
King’s Guards
Methodist Church
Mary Louise Dickinson
Phyllis Hart
Book Fellows Club
Ross Clayton
Ann Gill
Sinclair Lewis
Elizabeth Edwards
Review Club
W. A. Churchill
Lawrence: Reading Club
F. D. Brooks
Haskell Avenue
Noo
QC. A. McGinnis
Niotas Club
Charles B. Lowe
Alice Pringle
Clifford Pine
Theo Wiley
J. J. Krum
Clarence Pine
A. L. Carey
Linton Usher
Alice Dicker
E. J. Wilson
Seneca
Earl James
Streamline
Silhoutte
Paton
Excelsior
OBER
Head TO Foot Outfitters
Angopaca
Chatham
Clearfield
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Mass
Auro Vicks VapoRus
Clark Cleaners
Mass. St
Clark-Cleans-Clothes
R. L. Bradley
Les Allen
West Hills
Country Club
S. J. Hunter
Massachusetts St
Independent Laundry
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