Women's clubs and bridge events listed for week
Wednesday through Friday schedule of local clubs including contract, luncheon, and bridge gatherings. Notable groups include Evans Hearth Elks, Trinity Evening Guild, Newcomers, Home Aid Society, Imperial contract club, Vendredi club, and Entre Nous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Thompson
League of Women Voters
Evans Hearth
Elks Club
Trinity Evening Guild
Mra
R. L. Anderson
Bookfellows Club
Ross Clayton
J. Logsdon
James Moore
A. J. Mix
Whist
P. W. Club
Bridge
Edna Lydie
Home Aid Society
C. H. Bruckmiller
Helmer Klock
Bridgettes
Merry Matrons
Charles Dicker
Max Wilhelms
Imperial Contract Club
Kansas social scene notes and club meetings
A busy social calendar includes Mrs. James Moore hosting Variety Club luncheon at Evans Hearth with guests Mrs. George Bullene and Mrs. Constant. Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae set 2:30 PM Saturday at Elizabeth Home with Miss Maude Landis. several hostesses listed. South Side Reading club held a covered dish luncheon and meeting. Various Bridge tournaments and Kan sas Day themed gatherings noted with prize winners. Miss Vera Lear and Blaine Hibbard won first prizes in a local event. Reed more on other clubs and upcoming Mardi Gras plans in Memphis and Gulfport. Two former Lawrence Congregationalists attend Wisconsin centennial in Waukesha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
Evans
George Bullene
J. L. Constant
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alum-nae Association
Maude Landis
Elizabeth Home
Frank Parker
Irving Hill
Paul Dins
C. A. Preyermoor
Vernon Smith
8. S. Elliott
Maude Elliott
Joe R. West
South Side
Reading Club
KE. E. Bunn
Kansas
Fred Hunsinger
Oscar Olson
Alabama Street
Melvin Miller
Ivan Rowe
Vera Lear
Blaine Hibbard
Frank Stockton
Dick Howey
Lawrence
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Alfred E. Grey
Plymouth Congregational Church
George Olson
Helene
Centennial rites and society events fill Waukesha pages
The column lists centennial church services led by Dr Grey and George Olson author of Through the Years, with Dr Charles M Sheldon delivering the centennial message. It notes Entre Nous club dinner and bridge, contract clubs hosting husbands, and multiple meetings of AAUW junior group, East ern Star Adah chapter, and various clubs at the university observatory, Masonic temple, and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Waukesha
Lawrence
George Olson
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeak
the Christian Statesman
Lawrence Woman's Club elects officers and shares nursery report
Twenty five members and guests attended the Lawrence Woman's Club meeting at the clubhouse. Officers chosen include Mrs C E Pontius as president, Mrs Charles Rachie as second vice president, and Mrs John Lees as recording secretary. A report from the Lawrence Nursery School was given by director Mrs Blanche Yeaton. Miss Pe Harrison spoke on Design and art education in Lawrence schools. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Husted announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Woman’ S Club
C. E. Pontius
Charles Rachie
John Lees
F. W. Gaunt
Salt Co. Summers
F. A
Additins
Lawrence
Blanche Yeaton
Pe Harrison
University School of Fine Arts
Lawrence Public Schools
University Department of Design
Harrison
Schubert family attends Pittsburg funeral for 93 year old uncle
Mr and Mrs C W Schubert returned from Pittsburg where they attended the funeral of Thomas Northrup aged 93, uncle of Mrs Schubert. Northrup had lived in Pittsburg 57 years. Mrs Elizabeth Slade of Oskaloosa is visiting today at the Schuberts. Mrs O R Groves and family of Breakenridge Minnesota are visiting, en route south. Mr Grover is Wilkin county Minnesota farm agent. Mrs Rosa Ise Mrs David Watson and Mrs S Sommer with Earl Arthur and Virginia Ann visited Rev and Mrs J K Young of Topeka yesterday, formerly of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Schubert
Pittsburg
Thomas Northrup
Schubert
Northrup
Elizabeth Slade
Oskaloosa Ig
And
O. R. Groves
Breakenridge
Minn
Deal
Grover
Wilkin County
Rosa Ise
David Watson
S. Sommer
Earl Arthur
Virginia Ann
J. K. Young
Topeka
Lawrence
K U Recital Tonight at Hoch Auditorium
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts presents a student recital tonight at 7 30 in Hoch Auditorium. Program includes organ works by Bach, piano pieces by Schubert and Brahms, voice selections, cello solos, and a piano quartet with multiple performers. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas_ school’ of fine arts
Hoch Auditorium
Jews in Romania Seek New Homes
Bucharest reports thousands of Romanian Jews seeking emigration as March 3 elections approach. The Goga government pursues anti Jewish policies amid a new decree restricting Jewish currency leaving Romania. Jews consult consulates in several countries for possible mass migrations while authorities curb residence rights and withdraw church subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Carol
Romania
Octavian Goga
Goga
Theexican
Mexico
Brazil
Ethiopia
Madagascar
Australia
Constanza
Finance Ministry
Interior Ministry
Rumania
Ministry of Culture
W. C. T. U. Exhibit On Alcohol Effects At School
The Wallace W. C. T. U. displays an alcohol education exhibit in the Old High building, Ninth and Kentucky, using two geranium pots to show alcohol drying and water moisturizing. The dry pale plant contrasts with the healthy green one, illustrating alcohol’s effects. The display, part of a national W C T A program, runs this week at the Junior high and will appear at a PTA meeting tomorrow. Organizations may obtain the exhibit through Mrs. Conrad A. Marshall, 519 North Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. C. T. U
Ninth and
Kentucky Street
National Organization of W.C.T.A
Conrad A. Marshall
North Fourth
Wallace W
Second Annual Kansas Lamb and Wool School Planned
The Kansas Lamb and Wool School, to be run by Agricultural Extension Workers of Kansas State College and county Farm Bureaus, will be held in Kansas City May 19 and 20. Plans were finalized January 15 with attendees from Douglas County including Charles and Warren Banning Ernest Buttell and Elgin Button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas Lamb and Wool
Agricultural Extension’ Workers of
Kansas State College
County Farm Bureaus
Douglas County
Charles and
Warren Banning
Ernest Buttell
Elgin Button
Sponsor Found for Ottawa President's Birthday Ball
A sponsor is secured for Ottawa's President's birthday ball. Postmaster T. J. Cummings Jr. accepts chairman role to organize the event at the Country Club with a local orchestra. The city had feared no party due to dancing objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
T. J. Cummings, Jr
Country Club
University finals begin as students brace for exams
The fall semester ends and finals begin tomorrow with exams from 8:30 to 11:20 in the morning and 2:30 to 4:20 in the afternoon for various class lengths. The campus social scene quiets as study and library hunts for summary texts intensify, with limited copies available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Townsend
Union Building
Watson Library
Former Leavenworth Chronicle Publisher Speaks to Class
Ken Postlethwaite, former KU student and recent publisher of the Leavenworth Chronicle, addressed Prof. L N Flint's Newspaper Administration class this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Postlethwaite
K. U
Leavenworth Chronicle
L.N. Flint
Carnival planned by women's self governing association
Plans for the women's self governing association carnival set for February 25 in the gym proceed. General admission dancing and side shows each cost five cents. Each organized house may have a booth. a prize will be offered for the most original creation. Dr Canuteson announces Watkins Memorial hospital dispensary hours during finals and new student exams January 31 and February 1. Fred Ellsworth named to American Alumni Council committee. Campus auto parking rules to be printed in the student paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Memorial Hospital
R. I. Canuteson
Initiation Ceremony for Nine New Sigma Xi Members
Nine newly elected members will be initiated into Sigma Xi at a ceremony tomorrow night at 7 30 in Blake Hall Kansas University. Dr Edward H Hashinger of the medical school in Kansas City will deliver an illustrated lecture on The Psychological and Sociological Manifestations of Endocrine Diseases. Names include Richard L Sutton Jr Paul D Haney James Brown Edson John R Emhbich Wilfred M Good Dale R Lindsey William Dillard Orbison Eugene A Ramskill and Hervey E Vigour associate member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Xi
Blakehall
K. U
Edward H. Hashinger
School. of. Medicine
Kansas City
Richard L. Sutton, Jr
Paul D. Haney
James: Brown Edson
John R. Emh
Eskimo Style Show at Third Annual Fur Rendezvous
Anchorage Alaska reports Eskimo girls will model parkas sealskin mukluk shoes and other fur habiliments in a style show at the third annual fur rendezvous February 19 to 22 featuring the latest in Arctic apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Administration of State Bindweed Law Discussed by Officials
Ten county and township officials from Douglas county attended a district bindweed meeting at Tong-anoxie yesterday afternoon. Methods of administration of the new state bindweed control law were discussed along with a proposed educational program by state weed supervisor T. F. Jost. Douglas county attendees included James Brass and Chris Schaake. T. R. Gerhart. E. E. Trueblood. Deal Six. Frank Houk. George F. Bahnmaier. J. D. Flory. George Schuler. and James Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Anoxie
T. F. Jost
James Brass
Chris Schaake
T. R. Gerhart
E. E. Trueblood
Deal Six
Frank Houk
Kanwaka Township
George F. Bahnmaier
Lecompton Township
J. D.flory
Marion Towp
George Schuler
Willow Springs Township
James Steel
Clinton Township
Work Bench Installed in Kansas Lab Reveals Space Use
A new work bench in the University of Kansas chemical engineering lab sits between floor posts, intruding six inches into the room with under beam clearance of less than a foot. The bench provides room for a small anvil and pipe clamp while leaving 25 to 30 feet of clear space beneath the old floor for pipe work and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Engineering
University of Kansas
Pleads Guilty to Driving While Intoxicated in Kansas City
Clyde Cox a Kansas City salesman paid a $100 fine and 7.50 costs in Don Hults justice court after pleading guilty to driving a motor vehicle under the influence. Special investigator Will Johns nabbed Cox near Lawrence after observing weaving by the bus on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Cox
Kansas City
Justice Court
Don Hults
Cox
Hird’s Corner
Lawrence
Will Johns
Attorney General’s Office
Johns
Hird
Attorney to Have Wichita Handwriting Expert Examine Note
Mrs. Pollock's attorney announced the note presented as a $25,000 claim against the Pollock estate would be reviewed by a Wichita handwriting expert. Attorney J. H. Brady said the expert would examine the signature as part of the probate inventory process ordered by Probate Judge Bert Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clathe
Kan
John C. Pollock
Pollock
Wichita
J. H. Brady
Bert Rogers
Rogers
Jews Ordered to Leave Ecuador by Provisional Government
Quito on January 19 reports a decree by Col. Alberto Enríquez giving all aliens not employed in farming 30 days to quit Ecuador. The measure targets Jewish residents with hundreds reportedly allowed to depart under the government order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Quito
Alberto Enriquez
Colonizers in Ecuador Seek Refuge From Central Europe Persecution
A decree notes colonists escaping persecution in central Europe settled in Ecuador and entered business rather than agriculture, contrary to government expectations. The document discusses policy implications and the settlers' activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Europe
K U Student Wounded in Accidental Fraternity Shooting
An alleged accidental shooting at the Acacia fraternity house injured Allen D. McCoy a KU freshman. Doctors report the bullet lodged in his left hip muscles with no organ damage. A group of members were inspecting a 30 40 caliber Krag rifle when it discharged striking him through a wall and dresser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia
Allen D. McCoy
K. U
McCoy
Watkins Memorial Hospital
R. I. Canuteson
Knowledge Hill Community Notices and Local Moves
Know ledge Hill residents attended an oil company advertising show in Midland on Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Glenn Colburn of High Prairie visited Baker Murphy and Mr Murphy Friday. Mrs James Stewart returned to Lawrence after a week with grandson Earl Janeway. Mr and Mrs Howard of Lawrence plan to move to Rowland farm this week. Men in the neighborhood moved rock along the county line to the J Thiry farm and will start crushing midweek. J W Rice has been ill but improved. Baker Murphy and Earl Janeway visited Amida Stanton in Lawrence Monday. Mr and Mrs Cloud Burns of Lawrence bought the farm formerly occupied by Mr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Rice
Midland
Glenn Colburn
High Prairie
Baker Murphy
Murphy
James Stewart
Lawrence
Earl Janeway
Howard
Rowland Farm
J. ¥. Thiry
J. W. Rice
Amida Stanton
Cloud Burns
Local Residents Attend Social and Visits in Community
Mrs G L Houseworth plans to move in a few months as Mr and Mrs Glenn of High Prairie host guests including Bari Janeway and son Edwin. Phil Aldridge from Laer visited JF Thiry for rock hauling work. W M Rice attended a CPA smoker and oyster supper at Midland Hall. County Supt Everett met Miss Meyer and students. The Glens Colburn of Highgate spent the weekend with Earl and Mrs Janeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Colts
High ‘Prairie
Bari Janeway
Edwin
Bakerly
Phil Aldridge
If Laer
J.F
W. M. Rice
Midland Hall
Mr. Everett
Annual Congregational church meeting held at parsonage
The Methodist Aid society met Thursday afternoon January 13 at the church. The annual Congregational church business meeting followed a 6:30 dinner at the parsonage. Reports covered the year’s work. Officers elected included Foster Laming and J. B. Winslow as trustees, Mrs. Harry Hoskins, Miss Nellie Parney clerk, Miss Bertha Halstead treasurer, Fred Needham Sunday school superintendent, Alice Spoor assistant, Mrs. Oliver Myers secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Leonard Hazen organist, Mrs. Les McKeehen with Ed Schillings as assistant, Nellie Parney department superintendent, Marjorie Myers cradle roll superintendent, Mary Louise Harling assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Congregational Church
Foster Laming
J. B. Winslow
D Needham
Harry Hoskins
Nellie Parney
Bertha Halstead
Walter Zoellner
Fred Needham
Alice Spoor
Oliver Myers
Leonard Hazen
Les McKeehen
Ed Schillings
Marjorie Myers
Mary Louise Harling
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P. E. Oo
Alva Carter
H. B. Bullene
Vendredi Club
C. Bridge Club
P. D. Olmstead
J. Bridge Club
Harry Shep
Ray Wright
James Lansing
Lisle Eby
Robert Brooks
Fred Rumsey
James I. Perry
Glen Allen
George Ansdell
David Wendell
Jerry Lee
Helen Beth Bigsby
Memphis
Tenn
Dickey
Guy Bigsby
Miss Bigsby
Gulfport
Miss
New Orleans
Florida
Kennard W. C. T. U
Elizabeth Dunn
L. K. Robinson
J. L. Howe
Jude Anderson
Ida Swadley
A. B. Conner
Robert Quillen
Joe
Amy
Publishers Syndicate
Entre Nous Club
W. T. Johnson
Wilson Davis
H. W. Stowits
H. B. Ober
American Association of University Women
University Observatory
W. N. Storer
Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
B. M. Babb
Valentine
E. A. Wood
Walter McClain
Mary L. Giesemann
Margaret Schumann
G. G. Geoup
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Birthday Club
Standard Life Association
Eldridge
Sophia Armstrong
Georgia Wolf
Mesdames
Ella McKnight
Bertha McDonald
Lottie Gilbert
Hazel Fritz Louise Floyd
Mary Portman
Tinle Wisely
Jessie Gerecke
Misses
Helen Snider
May Bruner
Joseph A. Wahl
United
Minnie Walker
Hattie Taylor
Baldwin
Olive Brewer
K.A
Accredited
Music Teachers Association
H. W. Hargiss
Ednah Hopkins
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Wilma Stoner
Louise Ssseroena
Kate Caldwell
Manning Ruth O Brien
Robert Eggert
Mantila Oo
Ene Eeeseneere
Marie
Baker the Juggler
Ecceeeseressees
Bobby Sneegas
E Corbin
Eentensesteses
Cesseane
Sue Burleigh
Jane Eby
Eccee
Peeeees
Deane Kieffer
Braga
Irene Sandelius Edelweiss
Vanderbeck
Jeanette Erwin
Meissner
Ape Butler
Juanita Austill
Liebestraum
Davy
Liszt-Thompson
Nocturne
Troika
Jusud
Admul
Knight Ruppert
Schumann Robert Ellsworth
Leybach
Mary Louii
Fendelssohn
Sant Ioduentno
Thebtoise Rachmaninoff
Helen Howe
Tschaikowsky
Tin
Valse Arabesque
Lack Stanton
N.S.C
Cordley Parent-Teacher Association
Earl Potter
Marcia Carter
Marian Lane
Fred S. Montgomery
University Visual Education Department
Joe Williams
Williams
Ralph’ .van Bebber
R. Xk Glatthaar
Iers
Louisa
Cooke
Don ‘Carlos
Ronnie
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Dor
Don Saree
O'Mew
Wilson Martin
Josie Meings
Leone Andrews
Roscoe’ Husted
Route One
Memorial Hospital
Ethel Ruppenthal
Us Reagee Bach
Loren Withers
Dedussy
Horace Edmonds Mallotte
Kermesse Carillonnante
Victor Joyce Vetter
Cerlo
Saint Saens Arthur Fielder
Piano
Schatzwalzer Strauss-Dohnanyk
Ruth Roman
Handel
Harmichael
Mary Elizabeth Bear
Smetana
Verdure
Helen Campbell
Nee Haydn
Boccherini
Rita Marie Gunsaullus
Simi Chiomose
Mimi
Puccini
Betty Low
Medi
I Morgenrguss Schubertt-Godowsky
Marian Reed
Standchen
Cckhidapubea
Charlea
Alice Marie Meyn
Andantino
Rita Guneauiius Canal Miahlian
Kausnetzoff
Betty van Deventer
Arthur Wiener
Bernie McNown
Teseepee Liszt
Bonnet Gerald Cole
U. 8
Los Angeles
California
The
Treasury
Fey
Lamb and Wool School
K. UL
W.S. G.A
Carnival
Fred Ellsworth
R. U
American Alumni Council
Sigma Xi Tomorow
K.U. Chemical Engineering Lab
Visuay
Regge
Cook
Entr AB c Plumbing & Appliances
Everett Christenson
Ed Arndt
Mase
Court House
Gus
Happy
Knowledge Hill
Tonganoxie
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
H. P. Jones
Thrift
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