Social Calendar Listings From Lawrence Events
Pi Beta Phi alumnae tea at Mrs. L. N. Lewis home and a series of club events across Lawrence including luncheons dinners and bridge gatherings at the University club Colonial and individual homes. Notable names include Mrs. Ellsworth Mrs. Bayles Mrs. Hill Mrs. MacLean Mrs. Sweeney and many others hosting and attending weekly socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
L. X. Lewis
A. Alu. W
F. B
Fred Ellsworth
Aimer
Colonia
Ras Lawrence
Charles J Ypins
M. Plm
University Club
J. B. Mack
Louslub
Andhhower Club
Marxin Hall
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
L. N. Lewis
E. E. Bayles
Hannah Oliver
Jane MacLean
Lewis
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Adrian Lindsey
W. 8. Griesa
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Gene Coombs
Charles Greenlees
Agnes Evans
Local Club Notes and Meetings Reported in Kanwaka Area
A city bulletin lists Kanwaka Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs. Ethan Sims home with program by Ms. Harley Armstrong and Mrs. Ralph Colman. Lawrence Art Club discussed German influence on American painting. Kanwaka Literary Club votes to meet earlier at A. M. Ockerblad’s home. Betty Washington chapter of D A R K holds meeting. Kanwaka district groups plan officer elections. Rebekah lodge installation festivities and pageant follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Perry Barber
Clarence Hall
Kanwaka
Lawrence Art Club
Florence L. Snow
W. A. Churchill
Miss Snow
George L. Newlin
Mary Thomas
C. V. Hesse
Churchill
Munich
Dusseldorf
Topeka
Club
Kanwaka Literary Club
A. M. Ockerblad
O. W. Orr
Betty Washington
D. A. RK
E. R. Learned
C. HE
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Kathryn Pine
Noble Grand
Goldie Shepard
Bertha White
Grace Noble
Annabelle Scott
Leila Penner
Pearl Jones
Frank Penner
Faye Emick
Sam Runkel
Emma Ziesenis
Lydia Meairs
Ruth Kenney
Bess Cooke
Margaret Schumann
Ollie Bruchmiller
Personal notices from Kansas City area social pages
Miss Avis McBride travels to Washington DC to attend Washington School of Secretaries. Pred Olmstead spends day in Kansas City. Mrs Anne Myers returns from Hot Springs. Maurice Crane and children Ted and Myra of Topeka visit Mrs T E Griese. Mabel Richardson spends day in Topeka. Lena Freeman of Linwood visits Lawrence en route to Tonganoxie. Maude Landis visits. Mrs M Benedict returns to Kansas City after visiting Warwich Benedict. Charles Tucker heads to winter furniture markets in Chicago and Grand Rapids amid rising prices and active buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis McBride
H. M. Comer
William PD. Comer
Edgehill Road
Washington, D. C
Washington School of Secretaries
Olmstead
Kansas City
Anne Myers
Hot Springs
Ark
R. C. Brach
Maurice Crane
Ted
Myra
Topeka
T. E. Griese
Mabel Richardson
Lena Freeman
Linwood
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
E. W. Freeman
Maude Landis
M. Benedict
Warwich Benedict
Charles Tucker
Stein Furniture Company
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tucker
Stork Delivers Triplets to 15 Year Old Mother in Georgia
In Douglas Coffee County two boys and two girls were born to a 15-year-old mother who already has a 10-month-old baby. The quadruplets weighed six pounds at birth and are reported healthy. Mother Mrs. Tom McGovern is recovering well. Also noted is $17,000 in unclaimed U S treasury overtime pay for Mare Island Navy Yard employees dating from 1878 to 1882 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Coffee County
Tom McGovern
U. S. Treasury
Washington
D. C
Mare Island Navy Yard
The Little Church in Black and White by Curtis
Stanley A. Curtis reflects on composite photography and the idea of collective strength. He argues the power lies in united action of many, comparing modern crowds to Jesus choosing Peter and James and John to carry forward a shared ideal. He urges Christians to deepen democracy through Christianized leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Little Church
Stanley A. Curtis
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Peter
James
John
Tom
Harry
Jesus
Cupid Stirs Love At Judge Menger Office
Four Topeka couples wed in a double ceremony as Cupid visit continues in Judge L. H. Menger’s probate court. George O. Fulton wed Catherine L. Holler and George W. Holler wed Amy I. Haldeman in the morning. Yesterday, Vito Ettaiie married Margaret Ann Ziedler and John Remners married Julia B. Turner, with licenses issued to Robert A. Little and Dorothy B. Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
L. H. Menger
Topeka
Judge Menger
George O. Fulton
Catherine L. Holler
George W. Holler
Catherine
Amy I. Haldeman
Vito Carl Ettaiie
Margaret Ann Ziedler
Kansas City, Mo
John Remners
Julia B. Turner
McLouth Kan
Robert A. Little
Dorothy B. Clayton
Rites for John Gilbert in Beverly Hills
Hollywood mourners attended a private funeral for actor John Gilbert at a Beverly Hills mortuary chapel. Close friends Marl ene Dietrich Gary Cooper and John Barrymore were admitted by card as secrecy kept the service private per the actor's wishes. The Episcopal burial service and Lord's Prayer were read without a eulogy by Rev Neal Dodd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
John Gilbert
Beverly Hills
Parsons
Marlene Dietrich
Gary Cooper
John Barrymore
Gilbert
Neal Dodd
Spring fashion frames jackets in boxy or flaring lines
Paris designers unveil midseason suits built for daily life. Creed shows slender dark skirts with double faced wool jackets. Chanel offers striped wools with polka dots and waist-nipped jackets. Mainbocher debuts jersey and tweed suits with belted fronts and loose backs plus a plaid gingham Palm Beach style. Maggy Rouff prizes capes over jackets for midseason looks. Afternoon and evening ensembles feature satins, crepe, lace, and short jacketed outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Creed
Chanel
Mainbocher
Palm Beach
Maggy Rouff
Termites Bored in Robinson Gymnasium at KU
Workers in Kansas University buildings repair termite damage in the basement of the Robinson gymnasium. Crews replace eaten wood with treated material and plaster as superintendent G. Bayles notes termites occur in several buildings but cause little harm. Last year the Geology building was attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Ounds
Robinson Gymnasium
K. U
G. Bayles
Sends Threat Letters To President Roosevelt
Palmer, a 52 year old retired engineer, was arrested in a Park Avenue apartment after days of secret service surveillance. He confessed to sending two letters to President Roosevelt, one to the White House on November 28 and another to Warm Springs, Georgia on December 3, claiming threat due to a lost fortune over 1 million dollars. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Garrett W Sotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Austin Phelps Palmer
Secret Service
United States
J. Howard Carter
Roosevelt
Palmer
Park Avenue
Garrett W. Sotter
Carter
White House
Warm Springs
Touhy Bond Denied in Robbery Case Move Rejected
Tommy Touhy, once head of the Touhy gang, is held on a 50 000 bond by U S Commissioner Balker for removal to St Paul Minnesota to face trial on charges of robbing mail depots. Commissioner Walker denied a motion to reduce the bond to 25 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tommy Touhy
Touhy
U. S
Edwin Balker
St. Paul
Minn
Barane
Walker
Joseph Roach
Judge Killed in Crash in Jasper County
Judge J p Phelps presiding in Jasper County Court remained in critical condition after a car crash yesterday afternoon that killed associate judge J W Jamison and injured three others. The accident occurred near Joplin Missouri prompting hospital treatment and ongoing efforts to determine fault and severity of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Tom Phelps
Jasper County Court
J. W. Jamison
Jelliag
Local Social Notes From Tonganoxie And Nearby Areas
Alfred Skeets and Greever Al lan of Tonganoxie visited Kansas City Saturday evening and called on T. C. Davis at the hospital. Mr and Mrs C L Dehoff entertained Mr and Mrs H C Woods and daughter at dinner Sunday. Robert Warren of Lawrence has entered the employ of the O Deas. Alfred and Harry Skeets did the chores this week. Mr and Mrs Robert Blaker entertained a dancing party Saturday night. A H Hutton went to Ottawa Saturday and visit ed over Sunday with his sister Mrs Williams. Reuben Alderman's brother from Kansas City arrived for a visit. Mary K Barnhart spent Christmas vacation at Muskogee Okla with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Skeets
Greever Allan
Tonganoxie
Kansas City
T. C. Davis
C. L. Dehoff
H.C. Woods
Robert Warren
Lawrence
O’deas
Alfred
Harry Skeets
Robert Blaker
A. H. Hutton
Ottawa
Willams
Reuben Alderman
Mary K. Barnhart
Muskogee
Okla
North Lawrence social notes and church events
Mrs Stringfellow of Leavenworth cared for her ailing mother Mrs Culver this week. Roy Adams and the Pine family have been sick. Clarence Albert and Wilbur Pine returned from a Texas Oklahoma trip. Current Events club met at Mrs Charlie Fincher. Emmet Adams family visited North HUBTETISE over Sunday. Rev Knox was ill and William Knox filled the pulpit as Centenary church held an all church night supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringfellow
Leavenworth
J. Culver
Roy Adams
Clarence Pine
Albert Pine
Wilbur Pine
Texas
Oklahoma
Charley Fincher
Emmet Adams
Girl Scout Staffer to Attend Regional Meeting in Leavenworth
A member of the National Girl Scout staff will attend the regional meeting in Leavenworth, Kansas, on January 21.
Church Officers Elected Next Wednesday Evening
Small town notes report church officers to be elected for the coming year. Mildred Bruner has been sick for several days. Mrs. Charles Claypool and son Gordon of Kansas City visited, planning Gordon’s entry into K U School of Medicine. Donna Jackson on Maple Street shows marked improvement. Mr. and Mrs. C B Claypool visited with his parents. Claypool is assistant manager of the Helzberg diamond shop in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering
University
Frank E. Jones
Lawrence Flower Club
D. S. Woodward
Kansas
Bingham
Nex
Mildred Bruner
Charles Claypool
Gordon
Kansas City
Claypool
K. U
School of Medicine
Donna Jackson
Maple Street
C. B. Claypool
Mr. Claypool
Mrs. Claypool
Helzberg
Topeka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Justin Hill
Marcia Baty
K. U. Alumni Board of Directors
Department of Design
Rosemary Ketcham
Ellsworth
Susan Hudson
J. W. Murray
L. N. Flint
0. W. Maloney
W. W. Hutton, Jr
Mise Ellsworth
Madge Bullene
Elizabeth Meguiar
J. D. Stranathan
T. H. Marshall
Ray Childs
Ray Wright
F. W. Gaunt
BE. E. Bayles
A. T. Walker
E. D. Stone
W. F. Rissick
E. D. Kinney
R. W. Stringham
Penfield Jones
Colonial
Harry Nevin
Franklin Barrow
Corlett Cotton
Nevin
K. K. Landes
Lloyd Boughton
Guy Keeler
Ray Lawrence
Charles Dills
M. P.M. Club
Harry Frazee
Floyd Rankin
White Community Club
L. G. McGee
Louise McNamara
Elmeda Shook
Eileen Ziesenis
Ruth Adams
Kathryn
Elizabeth Cain
Jerry Correa
Barbara Ewing
Patricia Green
James Powell
W. H. Craig
Roberta Robertson
Kay Heines
Agnes Mary White
Ziesenis
Mr. Powell
Max Laptad
Raymond Pine
Oscar Powell
W. S. Uttinger
Ed McNamara
Vernon King
J. E. DeWeese
Mildred
Ralph Bohnsack
A. J. Bohnsack
Eudora
Bohnsack
Ingleside Club
Fred Troutman
Massachusetts Street
Camera Club
E. M. Owen
Kentucky Street
Douglas County
A. B. Conner
W. H. Evans
Wilbur Evans
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Dick Davis
Roger Barclay
Geek Beatty
Logan Lane
Ost
Warden Women’s Missionary Society
Sophia Heim
Player League
Henry Pohl
Ro Schwalm
J. Nelson
Charles Elm
Faye Lyon
Pal Club
Homer Gibgon
Lucas Fleer
John Lyon
Guy Desking
Louis Haas
Walter Pohl
Bessie Hlepner
Henry, Schwartz
Oscar Heinen
Heinen
Mias
Josephine Antoine
Boulder, Colo
Metropolitan Opera
Arthur Antoine
Associated Press
Henry Robert Quillenx
Publishers Syndicate
George Reynolds
Bessie Hepner
Heim
Gassnapellier Club
K. U. Alumni Associa
Tion
Colonial Tea Room
Elizabeth Edwards
Vendreds Club
Essiages
Stork
Beverly Hill
Virginia Dabney
Robert Connolly
Lawrence Steam Laundry
10Th
New Hampshire St
Wats Pa
Big Bond
Reno
North Lawrence
OCHSE
Mass
Elizabeth R, Bealer
NANCE
Water Station
Lunehson
13Th & Conn
DeLuxe Cafe
DeLuxe
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