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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1940
Page
7
Lawrence clubs schedule list of meetings and hostesses
Monday events include Women's Club at the club house hosted by Mrs W E Spalding contract clubs led by Mrs T D Funk and Miss Margaret Kane at Lotus club luncheon. sewing and bridge gatherings with Mrs Virginia Teter and others. Tuesday Table topics guest meeting at Mrs E F Price home. Finesse club to Operettes. Evans Hearth at 1 30. Wednesday Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae gathering. Thirty Niners dinner. Harmony circle tea. Lioness club dinner at Wiedemann's. Thursday Newcomers tea at Mrs Deane W Malott. Progressive contract club hosted by Mrs Wade Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. E. Spalding
T. D. Funk
Margaret Kane
Lotus Club
Virginia Teter
Oread Bridge Club
Ivan Rowe
E. J. Logsdon
Cc. B. Cunningham
Three M
S. S. Elliott
Maude Elliott
A. B. Ewing
H. L. Chaffin
En Regle Club
Harmony Circle
Edwin F._ Price
Lioness Club
Wiedemann’s
Deane AV
Malott
Dvade Pierce
Ame rican Association of University Women Tea Stirs Thought
More than fifty members attended the January tea at Mrs. C. E. Friend’s home. Dean R. A. Schwegler spoke on America at the Crossroads, contrasting old and new views of education and noting psychology’s insights and curricu lum changes aimed at living well in the modern world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
C. E. Friend
Dean R. A. Schwegler
America
Education Committee
David McCreath
Dean Schwegler
New England
South
England
McCreath
Friend
Paul Haney
T. H. Astman
Haney
Deal Six
Fred Ellsworth
E. F. Abels
Joanna Hill
F. B. Davis
Elizabeth Maguiar
Astman
Roy Moore
J. W
Local Club Meetings And Birth Announcement In Lawrence
Social notices list church gatherings and club meetings across town with hostesses and venues. A birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Lanier in Los Angeles, with family connections to Lawrence and Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Lanier
Los Angeles
Cal
Lawrence
Ottawa
Lanier
U. §. Rucker
Mr. Lanier
C. H. Lanier
Lawrence area clubs plan events and meetings
The note lists meetings and social events across Lawrence including P E O founders day dinner with Mrs C C Wolff as speaker, home and church gatherings, contract club menus, Plymouth Congregation church supper prep, and a church night program. Attendees and hosts include Mrs C E Dunigan, Mrs Otto Luckan, Mrs Roland Roney, Mrs Galen Gorrill, Mrs Wade Pierce, Mrs George Docking, Mrs H L Chaffin, Mrs Roy Beyer, Mrs John Mulvihill, and others.
Ewing Hosts Thirty Niners. LWV Study Group Meets Tonight
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ewing will entertain the Thirty Niners, an Eastern Star officers club, at dinner Wednesday at 6 o'clock. The League of Women Voters economic welfare department holds the second relief and unemployment study session at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. H. C. Tracy's home 801 Indiana Street. Mrs. Tracy leads the discussion on general relief and its history as luncheon guests Mr. and Mrs. Solon Emery entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Hornbrook returning from Honolulu to Chicago, who are visiting Mrs. W. E. Tenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Haynes
Indiana Street
Walter McCain
Arthur Oatman
R. S. Brooks
H. E. Koelb
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
E. F. Sullivan
F. M. McFarland
Vermont Street
Delbert Perkins
H. L. Chaffin
En Rogie Club
Lioness Club
Wiedemanna’s
Lee Miller
H.R. Shobe
Paul Foster
A. B. Ewing
Thirty Niners
Eastern Star
Economic Welfare Department
The
League of Women Voters
H. C. Tracy
Solon Emery
George Hornbrook
Honolulu
Chicago
Mrs. Hornbrook
W. E. Tenney
Recital Tonight by Twenty One Fine Arts Students
Twenty one advanced students in the school of fine arts perform a 7:30 p m recital in Hoch auditorium with a varied program including Bach Chopin Vivaldi Schumann Donizetti Mendelssohn and Brahms works. Performers include Beth Young Ruth Gibson Jack Raymond Rae Anneetcaass Lorenz Fuller Jane Kinnamion Marie Horner Dorothy Allen John Robert Furman Hazel Waynes Sarai Mohler Betty Buchanan and Minerva Davis among others with instructors L Swarthout C Skilton Wernsteiner Moncrieff Kversteiner Nuersteiner Wilkins and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
Hoch Auditorium
Bach Beth Young
Laurel
Everette Anderson
Chopin Ruth Gibson
D. M. Swarthout
Largo
Vivaldi
Olga’ Bitnery
Tin Aedsharfe
Brahms
Minerva Davis
Joseph F. Wilkins
Brahms Betty Buchanan
Howard C. Taylor
Mendelssohn
Arnold “Ayneh
Community Notices and Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs N C Johnson returned from Chicago after visiting daughter Mrs Edward Dahlene and Mr Dahlene. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ewing and Barbara Ann of Kansas City spent weekends with bedridden Mr and Mrs P W Ewing. Mr and Mrs Frank Jennings Virginia and Mrs A L Yingling of Independence Mo will attend the Children's theater Cinderella Friday. Mrs Yingling is mother of Mrs Deal Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Johnson
Chicago
Edward Dahlene
Dahlene
Kenneth Ewing
Barbara Ann
Kansas City
R. A. Cox
Topeka
P. W. Ewing
Frank Jennings
Virginia
A. L. Yingling
Independence
Cinderella
Children’s Theater
Students Snowbound on Return from Hop
Two carloads of students went to St Joseph to hear Tommy Dorsey. A car ditched in a snowbank forced abandonment, and the party hoofed it back to St Joe, then returned to campus late yesterday afternoon. Snowbound sidewalks and bob sleds defined the day as decorations and parties continued on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Tommy Dorsey
Atchison
St. Joe
KU News Notes Show Students Active Social and Honors Scene
Betty Bell from Blue Springs misses a Washington trip before finals while Warren Shupe earns ten honors in men’s table tennis. KU honors include a university band key to Malott Swarthout Ellsworth and Gaston. Alfred Landon visits via College Republicans banquet. Mrs Connell visits Fort Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Shupe
Lawrence
Malcolm Black
Wichita
Deane W. Malott
D. M. Swarthout
Fred Ellsworth
E. Thayer Gaston
E. H. Lindley
Miss Esther Twente to Attend National Child Welfare Conference
Miss Esther I. Twente assistant sociology professor at the University will serve as a delegate at the White House conference on child welfare opening in Washington D C Thursday and closing Saturday Presiding officer likely to be Miss Frances Perkins secretary of labor Twente has worked on a committee studying economic aspects of family welfare for children and joined a preliminary Washington meeting last year that set the nine decade event in motion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther I. Twente
The
White House
Washington
D. C
Frances Perkins
Twente
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Hoover
Miss Twente Among Four Kan Sans Invited by FDR
Under President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Miss Twente is named as one of four Kan sans invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miss Twente
Dean Moreau to address Miami County Legal Institute in Paola
Dean F. d. Moreau of the University School of Law will speak tonight at Paola on The Chandler Act. The lecture is part of a series of legal institute meetings scheduled across several counties this year.
Malott Delivers Busy Week of Speeches in Winfield
Chancellor Deane W. Malott opened a busy week with an address to Winfield High School this afternoon and planned to speak at the Winfield Chamber of Commerce meeting tonight.
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Temola Club
J. P. Clevenger Tomorrov
M. T. Coolidge
Winifred Halsted
P.T.A
Waldemar Gelich
Europe
Baptist Women’s Society
Egree Fac
Ees
New Hampshire Street
Cosmos Club
Friends In Council
Crescent Road
Karl Mattern
Fred S. Montgomery
Susan
Moving Pictures
Beverly Brand
Nathalie Nichols
Carol Clifton
Eudora
Ann Clifton
Marilyn Perry
Diane Davis
Patty Steen
Larry Gilliam
Phiilis Springer
James Holtzelaw
Nancy Underwood
Barbara Keeler
Lucille Wallers
Helen Koehler
Sarah Wratt
Judy Marshall
Sue Wright
Artis Olsen
Oakridge Birthday Club
F. D. Walters
Herbert Nunemaker
Portia Club
Ingleside Club
C. C. Stewart
H. L. Sutherland
Guy Keeler
D. C. Asher
Newcomers Club
South Side Reading Club
E. E. Bunn
Evans Hearth
Zodiac Club
Olin Templin
Tennessee Street
C. M. Young
Pleasant Valley
Bureau
Roland Roney
C. E. Dunigan
Kansas
Roney
Otto Luckan
C. C. Wolff
Goodland
P.E.O
Evans
Galen Gorrill
Wade Pierce
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church
George Docking
Plymouth Congregation Church
Marcia Carter
Carter
Rose Pearce
Lucy Riggs
Church School
Roy Beyer
John J. Mulvihill
George Heck
Lennie Gantz
Leeta Oaks
Lillian Marie Mulvihill
Ross Stanwix
John le Ger
Mary Frances
Rachel Domann
Domenico Gagliardo
Old and New
Memorial Union
C. M. Fox
Ladies’ Liberary League
J. S. Stover
Jack
Widmung
Porent
Schimaan
Wene Rae Anneetcaass
Schumann
Lorenzo Fuller
Meribah Moore
Bach
Jane Kinnamion
Warl Wknersteiner
Otto Malling
Mariie_ Horner
C. 5
Skilton
O Mio Fernando
Donizetti
Dorothy Allen
Alice Moncrieff
Preludio
Corrente
Gavotta
Ty Eohn
Robert Furman
Hazel Waynes
Niana
Karl Kversteiner
Moszkowski
Lois Worrel
Bert Shoemaker
Karl Euersteiner
Farley
Konitz Sidney
Dawson
Mendelssohn Eugene
Sarai Mohler
Echo
Loren. Withers
Edgar Ifoane
Little White Donkey
Fidaa Givane
Clyde Lewis
E. A. Coed
Shape
Landon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Independent Laundry
Vermont St
Kappa House
United States
Betty Bell
Blue Springs
Hedy Lamarr
K. U
Alfred M. Landon
College
Young Republicans Club
Baldwin
Thcht
Bill Douce
Nicut Coucus
Vicks Try
Vanity Fair
Ors
Warner Brothers
Uni-Matic
Frigidaire
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