Community clubs and meetings fill Lawrence calendar
Mrs E E Bayles hosted a lunch and card game with prizes won by Mrs Holke and Mrs Schwegler. Mrs A Gifford hosted a Monday Team whist gathering. Founders Day luncheon for Oak Ridge Birthday Club postponed due to illness. Presbyterian Women’s Guild educational unit meets at 1221 Dread Avenue for morning and afternoon sessions with a covered dish lunch. El Juego elud invited to Mrs BLM Babbs. United Spanish-American War Veterans Auxiliary joins camp for covered dish supper Thursday. Merry Matrons lunch at 1 pm Thursday hosted by Mrs H A Jetmore. Lo-Hila bridge club dinner Thursday at the Manor. Entre Nous club dinner bridge Friday at Colonial. Farm Bureau chorus rehearsal Saturday at Lawrence Memorial High School. Miss Elspeth Hill assisted in Kansas City Moment Musical program. Lawrence Flower Club annual reports: Gifts to city library, book purchase. New officers elected: President Mrs Frank E Jones, VP Mrs C M Sterling, Sec Mrs W C Ellis, Treas Mrs H O Lane. Paper by Prof Frank E Jones on landscape designs with slides. poem Trees sung. Lawrence Woman’s Club tea Thursday at Mrs L H Menger’s home. Monday Sewing Club host Mrs J B Henry. KN L C club Friday 2:30 pm. Valley Chapel Ladies’ Aid Thursday with Mrs W J Curtis. Progressive Circle of Trinity Lutheran meets tomorrow with Mrs Robert Pugh. Helianthus Lab meets Friday with Mrs G H Allen at 1213 Vermont. Kanwaka Goodwill Club tomorrow at Mrs E M Bahnmaier’s. roll call on Early Local History. Kansas Day program under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Flower -Club
Fred Hunsinger
John Fritzel
H. Lane
Jacob Vammie
J. M. Stevenson
Frank _E. Jones
C. M. Sterling
W. C. Ellis
H. Ho Lane
F. S.hester
M. A. Ball
Frank E. Jones
Frank Jones, Jr
Joyce Kilmer
Social Calendar Highlights and Local Club News
The social calendar lists numerous clubs and gatherings at Colonial and nearby venues, including bridge and dinner events. Notable items include the Needlecraft club luncheon, the Happy Hour club meeting at the Manor, and state university connections with University of Kansas graduates. A double wedding at Oberlin is noted, with Miss Lola Murielle Banta and Miss Lila Pearl Banta marrying Floyd E. King and Theo R. Counter. The week features card parties for Warm Springs Foundation support and a Wednesday Evening Mission study class, along with various hostess duties and roll calls across Lawrence communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Murielle Banta
Lila Pearl Banta
Q-Banta
Oberlin
Floyd E. King
Cawker City
Theo R. Counter
King
University of Kansas
Counter
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Counter’ Was A Former student.Both Mrs. King
Mrs. Counter
The
Alpha Delta Pi. Sorority
Personal notices from the Albany Delta house period
Mrs Andrew Pearson has designed as house mother at the Albany Delta house since 1919. Mrs Pearson spends this week with her daughter Margaret Speelman at Haskell Institute. Pell leave proceeds to Stephenville Texas to spend winter with daughter Arthur Leroy Whittaker. Mrs Floyd Rankin returned yesterday from Beattie where she spent the weekend with her ill mother. Mrs Mary Rankin accompanied by daughter Mary Nell. Miss Alice Schulte of Topeka sent yesterday to her home in Lawrence. Mrs Rosette received word of the death of her brother John Haag Weatherford Okla. Miss Elena Caldwell and Miss Edna Olds are spending the day in Kansas Gierra. W C Williams went to To-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Pearson
Albany Delta-house
Kansas
W.C. Williams
Lawrence Visit and Family Notes From Pek a Today
Mr and Mrs Gifford Searles of Kansas City Missouri drove to Lawrence Saturday to visit their grandmother Mrs Grace Gifford. A letter from Mrs Ray Phillips of Glendale California says her property was not damaged by the recent storms. Phil Stockton, son of Dean and Mrs F T Stockton, has been home several days with a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Recital at K U Showcases University Music Students
The first mid semester advanced recital at the University auditorium featured students in organ piano violin voice and brought general excellence. Madge Craiz unable to perform due to illness. The second recital concludes this evening at 7 30 in the administration building auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Madge Craiz
Charles Wilson
Maurine Jessee
Mildred Reuter
Helen
Class Has Anniversary at University Women’s Class
The First Christian church and its Sunday school honored teacher George O. Foster for 30 years of service with a finished oil portrait, a handwritten class statement, letters from former students, a birthday cake, and floral gifts from both the University Women’s and Men’s classes. A basket of carnations commemorated all who have passed on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
University
George’ O. Foster
W.H. “Quakenbush
Foster
Judge William A. Jackson Dies in Atchison
Judge William A. Jackson district court judge at Atchison died Saturday night at his home after a severe heart attack. A University of Kansas Law School graduate, he served as county district judge since 1909 and was a leading jurist and Republican leader in Northeast Kansas. Funeral services were held this afternoon in Atchison Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis A.jackson
Atchizon
Uni i
Kansas School of Law
Atchison City
Jackson
Kansas
Pee
Atchison
Seventh Grade Radio Program Entertains at Assembly
Seventh grade students were entertained Monday at a school assembly in the junior high study hall. The program opened with songs by Pastor Echavez a University of Kansas student and his Hawaiian musicians. Imitations of Rudy Vallee and his orchestra and the Boswell Sisters followed with Jack Kearns as announcer. Prisoner to Penitentiary Lawrence Brooks of Denver Lolo pleaded guilty in district court to narcotics possession and was taken to the Lansing state penitentiary to serve one to seven years with Sheriff Dunkley County Attorney Stevens and Deputy Vogler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor ’Echavez
University _ of Kansas
Rudy Vallee
Boswell
Jack Kearns
Penitentiary
Lawrence Brooks
Denver
Lolo
Lansing
Jack Dunkley
R. B. Stevens
Fred. Vogler
Women Student Leaders Named At University
Beverly Berns of Peabody serves as president of the Women's Glee Club. Trene Conley of Kingman has been secretary to the Dean of Women for two years after serving as secretary to the journalism department. Rowena Longshore of Kansas City is honorary secretary. Lucy Trees of Winfield is the football queen elected by the squad after the Home sprints game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Berns
Peabody
Trene Conley
Kingman
Rowena Longshore
Kansas
City
Lucy Trees
Winfield
Brooks Mr Stevens Seeks Information for February Term
Mr Stevens expects to obtain information to be used in the February term of criminal court as part of a proceedings item reported in the Brooks notices column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Stevens
Warm Springs Testimonials Sent To Fund Drive
Harold Denton, a University of Kansas graduate and Yale law student, sent a testimonial to Chancellor Lindley praising the Warm Springs Foundation founded by President Roosevelt. Denton, who has received treatments for infantile paralysis, highlights the foundation’s impact on patients and its inspiration for faith and courage through long-term exercise in warm water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Campaign For Funds
Warm Springs Foundation
Roosevelt
B. H. Lindley
Harold Denton
University of Kansas
Denton
Meais
Sachem A Phi Beta
Kapital
Summerfield
Georgia
Pelia
Chronicle
Warm Springs
Yale University Law School
Lindley
Warm_ Springs Foundation
Foundations polio care praised at Warm Springs tour and fund drive
A speaker at Warm Springs lauded the Foundation as the nation’s top center for infantile paralysis after-treatment. He described the 90 degree spring water powering a public pool and three patient pools, noting its unique ability to transmit ultra violet rays. He urged more funds for patient care and expanded educational and vocational programs, citing many polio patients unable to work or finish school.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.E. Bayles
Holke
B. Schwegler
Whist
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
Presbyterian Women's Guild
Anna Olinger
Dread Avenue
E. W. Baldridge
Ed. Coy
Rowena Partridge
Joseph Goodes
el Juego
Rs. Blm
Babb
United
H. A. Jetmore
Will Johns, Jr
Vesta White
Entre Nous
Colonial
Bureau Chorus
Veil
Lawrence Memorial High School
C. G. Vermillien
Elspeth
Hill
Kansas City
Lucy Parrott
Lawrence Woman's Club
L. H. Menger
Margaret Sharp
J. B. Henry
C.E. Schwahn
Belleview
4-H Club
Geneva
Flora Mae’ James
Fern Stone
Annabelle Holmes
Clarence Hubbard
Elwyne Freese
KN. L.C Club
Valley” Chapel
Ladies’ Aid
W. J.curtis
Trinity Lutheran Church
Robert Pugh
Helianthus Lab
G. H.allen
Vermont Street
Kanwaka
E. M. Bahnmaier
Vanday
Robert Hargate
Finesee
Cotonial
Coterle
Misu
Gertrude Jansen
End
Clyd ‘Teter
Douglas
County
Nave Elizabeth
Spalicate Auction Club
Hugh
H. i Chaffin
VL Ca
Young.- Mierceles
Thureday GS University
Otta
Barteldes
the Manor
E. Decker
Robert House
Sigma: Rappa Mothers Club
Clarence Edmonds
Happy Hour Club
Harry Beguelin
West Side - Presbyterian Church
Man Key
Missouri-street
Letha Dunham
Needlecraft Elub
EF. B. Dicker
Elm_ street
Trinity’ Episcopal Church
A. T. Walker
H.W. Josselyn
Carter Harrison
Nickly_ Thome
Emma Neider
Mabel Shaw
Mary- Thome
Hugo Neider
Alta Murray
Loretta Shaw
Mary Anderson
Nickly Thome
Mary, Thome
Jesse Sutton
August Neider
Joe Shellbar
Winston’ McNess
Walter Thome
St. John’s Church
Hell
Mra
J. W. Krum
Rhode Island Street
Home Aid Society
Colonial Tea Room
Julia Bell
A. AU. W
Grace Vernon
Ee Kenneth Rockwell
Ralph Roeder
Sinclair
Lewis
Thorne Smith
McLeieh
William
Eugene O'Neil
Jean Makepeace
Helen Whitney
Juning Underwood
Albert Giezemann
Williamstown
Raymond
Walter
RK. Q. Brewster
Mississippi Street
Mercredi Club
Aunt Het “Bi
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
K. U
William A. Jackson
Lonesde
Bevery Berns
Rene Coney
Lucy
Fred. Shimmons
China
Glass
Mase. St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhoro
Bennie Coates
Terrace St
Muskegon, Mich
Saa
the World Co
Mase
Lios
Lucille Logan
Lawrence
Research“hospital
Lee Fan
Mass
Usta
Thay
KOTEX
Palmolive
Colgates Soap
Martha Washington
Zerbst
Johnson
Mennen
DeWitt
Hollywood Rain Capes
Hollywood
Paris
Vicks
Gillette
Probak
Valet Blades
McKesson's
Dr. West
McKesson
Williams
Nathan Milstein
Europe
America
Just
Queen
Belgium
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