Social calendar highlights from Lawrence society events
A sequence of luncheon and dinner gatherings, club meetings, and readings fill the Lawrence social calendar. Notable items include Miss Irene Peabody hosting a luncheon, Miss Dorothy Jewell and Miss Dorothy Young relations events, lectures by Prof. H. G. Ingham at the Woman's Club, and numerous PTAs, orders and bridge clubs meeting through the week with prizes, music, and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Imperial Contract Club
KK. A. Dames
Byron Walters
J.D. Club
Frank Simons
F. B. Davne
Thureday Country Club
P. W. Club
Annie Monroe
University Club
Mercredi Clu
George Wetzel
J. £. Bayles
Merry Matrons
Charles Dicker
A. Gifford
Home Aid Society
W. PB
Sy Needlecraft Club
Terry G
Charles Laming
Tenbridgettes
Clarence Pie
Double Dee Club
Ralph Pine
Dorothy Jewell
Mayme Corcoran
Coterie Club
Colonial
W. H. Semple, Jr
Louise Nelson
Alzora Cantwell
Unclear quote on John and Amy paying cash
A fragmented quote notes TY’s remark that John and Amy were seen as wealthy but actually pay cash. The source text is incomplete and lacks verifiable context or named organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Amy
Publishera Syndicate
Vintage Crepe Suit Pattern Ad Sparks Fashion Choicest Trends
An old Journal-World pattern ad describes a crepe suit with a glam collar, sized to fit busts of 43, 48 inches, including yardage details for 59 inch fabric and a slim line jacket. The notice directs readers to order the pattern and pattern department details at 2140 Fifth Avenue New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
University photographer’s 2500-mile trip draws wide surprise
A university photographer toured the state by a 2,500 mile route showcasing natural pyramids canyons and odd rock formations. Some images with natural colors were shown amid a lively program featuring songs by Mrs. Dunn and Miss Brown and a talk on Why a Garden Major Jones emphasized beauty as essential to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dunn
Elizabeth Brown
Hesselberg
O'Hara
Major Jones
W. C. Stevens
Robinson Park
Woodward
Flower Club
State Garden Club
Frank E. Jones
Geology Prof Landes Named VP of National Fraternity
Mrs Bernice Moore and her party arrive this evening to visit Mrs Spalding. Dr Kenneth K Landes of the University of Kansas was elected vice president of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, a national fraternity for geologists and related sciences. He has served KU for 10 years, holds fellowships, and has published over 50 geology works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Moore
Los Angeles
Cal
William Milligan
Milligan
W. E. Spalding
Spalding
K. K. Landes
Kenneth K. Landes
University of Kansas
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.C
University of Southern California
Landes
Weather to Moderate Miss Swarthout Praises Trudi Schoop Dancers
Topeka reports brisk but moderating temperatures with a chance of rain or snow for eastern Kansas. Forecaster S. D. Flora projects 35 to 40 degrees statewide tomorrow, cooler in the west, with tonight’s lows 20 to 25 in the north and 25 to 30 in the south. Evelyn Swarthout in New York praises Trudi Schoop Comic Dancers ahead of their University of Kansas appearance, noting the show’s artistry and audience excitement. The ballet, featuring 22 dancers, will be staged at the University auditorium next Tuesday as the third concert on the course and has been extended due to strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Ingham
University of Kansas
Lawrence Woman's Club
Colonial
E. H. Lindley
F. W. Gaunt
J. B. Mack
Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Wyoming
Montana
Flora
Moorehead
Minn
Winnipeg
D. M. Swarthout
Evelyn Swarthout
New York City
Trudi Schapp
University Auditorium
Miss Swarthout
Trudi Schoop
New York
Lawrence
Social Service Shoe Fund Reaches a Total of $37
The Social Service League appeals for donations to buy shoes for needy schoolchildren in Lawrence and Douglas counties. By the second day after the appeal 3.23 had been recorded, boosting the fund toward its one-third goal. The aim is at least $100 to aid city and rural nurses, with gifts from ten cents welcome. Contributions can be sent to Rev. C. A. Puls or left at the Journal-World office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Douglas County
Social Service League
Butterfat Price Drops In Lawrence Dealers Explain Overpricing
Lawrence produce dealers lowered butterfat to 20 cents a pound citing Chicago prices as the fair standard. The 55 cent Lawrence rate had persisted for days but was deemed out of line, Ottawa and nearby towns posting 31 cents. Today’s quote is 2 1/2 cents above Chicago but previous 35 cents exceeded it. Also reported is a broken Book Nook window at 102114 Massachusetts Street where a sign fell about 11 pm, damaging plate glass. police noted the damage and insurance covered the loss.
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Lawrence Produce
Lawrence
Ottawa
Chicago
Massachusetts Street
Advanced KU recital features varied piano violin and voice numbers
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts previews an evening advanced student recital at 7:30 in the Administration building auditorium. Participants from studios of Taylor Moore Swarthout Kuersteiner Peabody Gelich Chispasso Wilkins Orcutt Preyer perform piano violin and voice works including Brahms Saint Saens Balfe Bruch Chopin and Strauss with pieces like Lark Serenade Gyn Zigeunerweisen and My Lovely Cello arranged for voice and piano.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Howard C. Taylor
Meribah Moore
D. M. Swarthout
Karl Kuersteiner
Irene Peabody
Waldemar Gelich
Jan Chispasso
Joseph Wilkins
Ruth Orcutt
Carl A. Preyer
Brahme
Martha Boucher
Saint-Saens
Virginia
Jean Elche
Romance
Soavene Doduasy
Cello
Lane Wilson
Balfe
Howard Wray
Kal Nidrel
Homer Dodge
the Lark
Bala Krewe
Georgia Sue Reuter
John Peel
Pesbytgsn
Nena
Charles Neiswender
A “ Strauss-Giesek
Ing Orene Vowell Zigeunerwissen
Bruch
Chopin Lucile Wagner
Ease
Young actor Jimmy Allen Marko returns from Hollywood
Four year old Jimmy Allen Marko son of Mr and Mrs Louis J Marko of the Wood Hotel has just returned from Hollywood California where he appeared in two Hal Roach comedies at Metro Goldwyn Mayer studios He won the Kansas division of MGM trials at the Topeka Strand Theater and performed under the name Jimmy Allen in Hollywood He will study screen and voice tests and may appear in more Roach comedies next season Film executives say he has about four years left as a juvenile actor before aging out.
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Jimmy Allen Marko
Louis J. Marko
Wood Hotel
Hollywood
Calif
As Roach
Metro| Goldwyn Mayer
Jimmy
Kansas
M.G.M
Topeka
Jimmy Allen
West Coast
Marko
Firecrews grapple with twin alarms at 8:50 in Lawrence
Two Lawrence fire companies were dispatched within ten minutes to separate outbreaks this morning. Number 1 Company responded to the Fred Williams residence at 646 Missouri Street where hot ashes caused basement smoke.
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Lawrence
Fred Williams
Missouri Street
Kansas rally attendance by Guyer and Hamilton noted
U S Guyer and John Hamilton plan to attend the Kansas day Republican rally in Topeka on January 29. Hamilton will fly in from Cleveland to be on hand. Senator Arthur Capper and Rep Frank Carlson had planned to attend but later decided to remain.
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Washington
U.S. Guyer
Kansas
John Hamilton
Republican National
Washington rally draws reporters for Landon address
Several Washington newspaper correspondents are expected to attend the rally to hear Gov Alf M Landon speak. Landon is mentioned as a possible Republican presidential nominee.
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Washington
Alf M. Landon
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E. C. Buehier
Guy Keeler
Order of the Eastern Star
Woodlawn P.T. A
Patsy Creel
India School
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
Veterans’ Hall
Carter Harrison
Mary Millspaugh
Women’s Guild of Grace
Guild Hall
Hannah Oliver
Pinckney Parent-Teacher Association
Mothers’ League
B. M. Babb
M. N. Bridge Club
Glenn Moody
John Selig
Lisle Eby
Charles Louk
Mothers’ Discussion Club
Walter McCain
Elm Street
Marvin Higley
Oakridge Community Club
Tonganoxie
W.C.T.U
A. B. Conner
Jayhawk
Noel Reed
Deal Six
Leo Ousdahl
Holloway and Jones Hall
The
Brackett Parent-Teacher Association
E. E. Baylies
Kentucky Street
Dean Brooks
Richard Gage
K. U. Band
Russell L. Wiley
Manuel Haufine
Maine Street
Della Hulce
Fred Burch
New York Street
Altar Society
St. John’s Church
Frank Sommers
Will Hill
Nietas Club
Clarence Pine
Lawrence Flower Club
Marvin Hall
Mary Larson
Sweden
K.rk. Landes
Oren R. Bingham
Victor Remley
Missouri Republican Club
E. C. Little
Edwardsville
Vic
Kansas Republican Club
Second District
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Harmon Allen
Alvin
H. W. Craig
E. Danley
George Lowman
Fred Isaacs
C. B. Johnson
Eudora
E. F. Abels
Hugh Means
C. E. Friend
L N. Lewis
2. C. Gerstenberger
George Melvin
John Brand
Richard Stevens
H. K. Ebright
George Bretnall
Baldwin
David McCreath
W. O. McClanahan
J. B. Henry
Henry Asner
Frank Sullivan
Robert C. Rankin
Charles Banning
W. W. Bertschinzer
Big Springs
Geological
Martin Richie
Cleveland
Associated Presse
Jean Rogers
Boston
Giana Gibson
Priscilla Lanson
Miami
Fla
Nan Gray
Houston
Texas
Associated Press
Social Service Shoe Fund
Cere
North Lawrence
Derby Oi Company
Third and Locust Streets
Landon
Alfie
Fort Scott
Frank E. Milligan
Fort Scott Tribune
Chamberlain's
Chamberlain’s
Cee
Marinello
Kalanchoe
Begonia
Cyclamen Cinerarias
Ward
Carl Hunzicker
U. S. Guyer
Ober’s
Obercoats Griffon
Bett
Harzfelds
Oread
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