Social bridge gathering yields prizes and honors
The Coun try club hosted a social bridge event with ten prizes after each game and at the close. Winners included Mrs. Rankin Mrs. Friend Henry Asher Jr and Walter Thiele. Top men and women scores were recorded by several individuals including Mrs. Ralph Achning Mrs. Bruner Mrs. Lewis and John Stutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinwier
Sial Hans
R. C Nmkin
C. E. Friend
Henry Asher Jr
Walter Thiele
Ralph Achning
K. Bruner
L. N. Lewis
Harry Nevin
A. T. Walker
John Stutz
Henry Asher, Jr
R. C. Rankin
Howard Veatch
H. H. Asher
Floyd Anion
EL Decker
Ty Ienry
Asher
Hovey Hanna
Sartfeldes
Miston
George Hedrick
EL 1. Troeee
F. J. Banks
Alr
R. M. Fitzpatrick
M. F. Hudson
Gene Glahn
Irs
HH. Smithmeyer
Shrader
Hugh. Means
Mr. Walker
T. I
Robert Jarvis
Emmy Lou Sutton
Jake Cannon
Bre. V._K. Bro
Social calendar and club activities in Topeka crowd
The Topeka social page lists numerous meetings and events among university and local clubs. Highlights include Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae association duties, the Mercredi and Ingleside clubs, the Amigos and No Name clubs, a Veterans of Foreign Wars charivari for Sgt and Mrs Kollander, and a post on the Camera club meeting rescheduled to January 15. Additional notes cover bridge luncheons, tea gatherings, dinners, and a recipe block with chocolate ice box cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Edwards
Chi Omega
Colonial Tea Room
Mary Thomas
Maree Clarente Hunter
Bienvenue Club
Ig C. B. Young
Gene Glahn
George Ullene
Walter Keeler
Bernice Jones
Ye Tavern
R. LH
R. C. Nance
Victoria Club
H. D._ Johmson
Tye
Jolt 2. Evans
Social Service League Board
C. of
Brewer Couple Travel Home from Dr Gifford Residence
Mr and Mrs F C Brewer depart by motor to St Louis after nearly a month at the home of Dr and Mrs A Gifford. Walter Johnson from Omaha visits for the weekend with her sister Mrs Karry Frazee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Brewer
St. Louis
A. Gifford
Walter Johnson
Omaha
Karry Frazee
Flowered lames for dinner wear in Paris
Paris fashion notes describe flowered lames as smart dinner wear this winter. Metal crepes patterned with multicolored flowers come in sleeved and sleeveless versions, generally ankle length. One design features a high neckline with a draped scarf, another offers a princess silhouette with tight sleeves.
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Paris
Creamed Chicken and Mushrooms and Fruit Salad Delight
A vintage recipe card offers two dishes. Creamed chicken with mushrooms uses butter flour milk stock diced chicken and mushrooms seasoned with salt paprika and pimentos, cooked to a creamy sauce and served in patty cases. Fruit salad combines pineapple cherries marshmallows whipped cream and gelatin, with sugar and water to set.
Way to a Man's Heart Chili and Other Recipes
A collection of household recipes includes Way to a Man's Heart Chili with ground beef beans and tomatoes, Plum Pudding with currants, Chocolate Fudge steps, and notes on Navy Blue fashion from the Riviera. Recipes credited to Mrs. F. B. Dodds, Mrs. Ralph Beal, and Mrs. Gus Gabriel with locations in Alabama and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Dodds
Alabama
Ralph Beal
Maine &J
Riviera
Nice
Local social notes mention visits and calls around Ottawa
Independence residents Chas and Mary Mathey visited Mrs. Justin Mathey who is ill at Ottawa hospital. Geiss family from Centropolis and others dropped by grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Chas Geiss. Numerous calls and visits occur among families in Ottawa Worgen and nearby towns during holidays, including New Year’s gatherings and church services.
Big Springs Hosts Visitors and Farm Bureau News
Mr and Mrs W Horton entertained last week for Mr and Mrs Henry Reed and son Merle Mr and Mrs Tracy Swig and son Leon of Watson and Mrs J P Wright The Big Springs Orchestra will meet for regular rehearsal Tuesday evening January 12 There will be a meeting of the parents of the children in the library room during orchestra practice John D Henry of the Big Springs Farm Bureau group is representing Douglas County Farm Bureau at the State Board of Agriculture meeting in Manhattan this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Horton
Henry Reed
Merle
Tracy Swig
Leon
Watson
J. P. Wright
Big Springs
John D. Henry
Big Springs Farm Bureau Group
Douglas County Farm Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Manhattan
Local families host dinners and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Herbert Wymer and family and Mr and Mrs Will Wymer were entertained at Sunday dinner at Mrs Margaret Wymer s home. The Big Springs Ladies Aid met all day Thursday at Rev and Mrs Arthur Ward s home. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Powell and son Johnnie of Topeka visit Mrs Powell s sister Mrs Charles Wilson and family. Gladys Noe of Topeka spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A G Noe. Mrs A F Wilson, returning from a month with her daughter Mrs Ora Baldwin, goes to live with her daughter Mrs Gus Hartman. Mrs Herbert Wymer and daughter Ferne spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Will Platem an of Tecumseh. Mrs Roy Rake and daughter Ruth visit her parents Mr and Mrs M B Duncan. Charles Zeeb in Stormont hospital Topeka improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wymer
Will Wymer
Big Springs
Arthur Ward
Gilbert Powell
Johnnie
Topeka
A. G. Noe
A. F. Wilson
Ora Baldwin
Gus Hartman
Ferne
Will Plateman
Tecumseh
Roy Rake
Ruth
Valley Grove News Dinners and Local Happenings
Valley Grove reports guests Lawrence Ward Eddie Chappell and Milton Rose couple at Robert Rose home for New Year’s. Ruth Rose of Lawrence visits Ward family. Jefferson county council of Religious Education meets Jan 11 at Oskaloosa Presbyterian church with Dr Settle addressing delegates. Mrs Amos Nichols dies at 50 after cancer battle. funeral at Rumsey parlors with Rev Seth W Slaughter. Other items include school notices, gas line work resuming, and local illnesses and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ward
Eddie Chappell
Milton Rose
Robert Rose
Lawrence
Clifford Fowler
Baldwin
F. H.champion
Ruth Rose
Ward
Jefferson County Council of Religious Education
Presbyterian
Oskaloosa
Settle
Amos Nichols
Nichels
Glen Cross
Stanley Slew
Kansas City
Donald Bower
Agnes Black
John Bower
MacLouth
Jefferson County
Oscar Emery
Jesse Emery
Oscar
Lawrence residents gather for family events and school
i of Lawrence, Tuesday afternoon. Frederick Champion is studying on Mount Oread and staying at the Samuel Kelsall home. Ralph Stewart was in McLouth Sunday afternoon taking the girls there for their school work. The Albert and Octave Ford families were in Lawrence Tuesday afternoon for the funeral service of their aunt and sister, Mrs. Amos Nichols. The teacher, Miss Verna Davison came from Woodstock the first of the week, and teacher and pupils resumed school duties Monday morning. Farmers were very busy with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Frederick Champion
Mount Oread
Samuel Kelsall
Ralph Stewart
McLouth
Chester Grange
Albert
Octave Ford
Amos Nichols
Verna Davison
Woodstock
Brackett School Adds Two Pupils and Club News
Brackett school welcomes Billie Ray James first grade and Victor James fifth grade who previously attended Pinckney school. The Pleasant Hour club held its annual supper and officer installation at the Brackett school house with about eighty attendees. W G Boardman of Kansas Electric Power Co showed moving pictures. Mrs A C Nichols orchestra provided music. Officers installed include President Mrs H D Howland and Vice President Mrs Eugene Kiefer. The next meeting is set for January 6 at Mrs Howland's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett School
Billie Ray James
Victor James
Pinckney School
G. C. Sneegas
Pleasant Hour Club
W. G. Boardman
Kansas Electric Power Company
A. C. Nichel
I. D. Howland
H. D. Howland
Eugene Kiefer
Guy Bigsby
C. J. McClung
Howland
Bertha Rudger
Social Guests and Local Notices Abound at Harveyville Dinner
A string of social mentions includes Mr and Mrs Carl McClung and Arthur Wintehel of Lawrence as New Year guests of C J Mey of Harveyville. Other items note visits by Miss Ridley, Mr Gentry, Mrs John Levette’s Topeka return, and RW Yeoman with Joan Fralick taking a train trip to Topeka for Christmas contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McClung
Grace Preyer
W. () Boardman
A. C. Nickels
Franz McGrade
Bart Ervin
Arthur Wintehel
Lawrence
C. J. Mey
Harveyville
Miss Ridley
Robt. Ridley
Ridley
Gentry
Steve Gentry
Julius Bearman
John Levette
Topeka
RW. Yeoman
Joan Fralick
Joan
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Eternoon
R. C. Miller
Aes Nurman
Fr. Ottaway
F.C. Bri Louis
J. Frank Jones
Otto Fischers
C. B. Russell
R. C. Moore
Kappa Kappa Gamma
C. A. Pryor
Tennessee Street
Chamber of Commerce
BH. Pugh
Faw. Gaunt
Charles Swartz
South Norwalk
Ani
Vivian Skilton
Laurence Woodruff
Hiaca
N. Yui
R. L. H. Club
T Hame
Charles Starkweather
Es Corel
Vermont Street
Donna Marie
John C. Evans
Rhode Islandet
T Progre Reading Club
Ra Club
Crmyon
Floyd
Polly Perkins
Alissolri Street
Misses ‘Marcia
Camera Club
E. M. Owen
Alaska
Ingleside Club
J. G. McElhinny
WY. E. Gre
Gamma Phi Beta
The
Social Service League
Mercredi Club
Blanche Deichert
Guy Keeler
Ellsworth Dent
B. C. Buehler
R. J. Canuteson
G. D. Lovett
Walter Johnsoh
Amigos Club
C. W. Mettner
Tracy Leis
W. J. Carbrey
Frank Clark
Joe Dorton
John Clark
Ida Wik
Betty Parkhurst
Henry Firner
Billy
Fred Leroy Firner
Bobby Donaldson
Minnie Collins
E. O. W. Bridge Club
GC. W. Armidon
Av A Green, Jr
Aunt Bret
Rolgert Quiclen
Jane
Publishers Syndicate
Gus Gabriel
Eudora
Kan
Chas
Mary Mathey
Justin Mathey
Ottawa
Arthur and Leland
Ione Geiss
Centropolis
Chas. Geiss
Clara
Frances
Taft
Jacek
F. X. Jordon
Ted. Haas
Theo
Gale
Clara Geiss
Albert Peterson
Geiss
Kutz
Oklahoma
Earl Lederer
Will Curtis
Lone Star
Tom
Anna Curtis
Paul Curtis
Hf. R. Husted
Paul and
Grace
G. B. Bechtel
Hillis
Henry Seele
Stone Church
Worden
Walter
Chris Schwartz
Cox
Ferrell, Mo
E. B. Moore
Mary Dillion
Coffeyville
Ray Price
Frances Geiss
Geo. Puvogle
Worgen
J. H.gale
Jewell
Chester Robinson
Frotter
Arnold Baxter
Earl Black
Oxfords
Sis
Valley Grove
Otto Fischer
London Town
W. Parsons
Jeweler
Independent Laundry
Willys-Overland
Willys
Knight
O. B. Toledo
Willys-Knight
NBC
Willys- Overland
Reusch Motor CQ
Peoples State Bank
Sample Beauty Shop
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