Social events fill Colonial and Manor with gatherings
Local society notes recounts dinners and bridge parties at the Colonial and Manor, with yellow and white decor and prizes to Frank Evans, Walter Johns, Mabel Stevenson, and Alzora Cantwell. Out‑of‑town guests from Tope and Springfield attend, while church groups and clubs schedule luncheons, meetings, and a 35th anniversary luncheon at the Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Teer
Colonial
Frank Evans
Walter Johns
Clarence Hunter
Tope
Robert Haggart
Finesse Club
Colonial Tea
William Goode “Wilson
Springfield, O
Adrian Lindsey
Corlett Cotton
Mies Gertrude Jensen
Trelee
Mabel’ Stevenson
Alzora Cantwell
Lawrence society pages highlight club meetings and events
The social calendar lists numerous club gatherings including auction, contract, and dinner bridge events across Lawrence. Notable participants include Mrs. Hugh Sieans, Mrs. HA Ee Chaffin, Miss Madge Bullene, Mrs. E. B. Dicker, and Mrs. L. H. Menger. A Women’s club tea honors new members, with Kansan program preparations led by Stella B. Haines. An all Kansas Day program a Topeka meeting follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Sieans
En Regie
HA Ee Chaffin
V. A. Young
Miarcoles Club
Needlecraft
H A. Jetmore
Merry Matrona
P. W
Bridge
Colonial
Lawrence Woman's Club
L. H. Menger
H. c. Vorte
Mercredr Club
R. G. Brewater
The
Manor
Sol. Marks
Stella B. Haines -of- Augusta
Woman’s Kansas Day Club
Topeka
Woman’s Club
Personal notices and visits noted in a clipped item
Mrs Charles W reports Schilling has returned from Leavenworth due to her mother’s illness. Mrs Wiggins sails to Riverside California to visit her daughter Sie W C Starnes, Mrs A Johnson and grandson arrive. Johnson of Boulder Lolo visits Mrs Brown Route 2 Eat Robert Rowlands Mrs Max Wilhelms Mrs J M Sander
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ W
Schilling
Leavenworth
Fld. Wiggins
Riverside
Cal
Sie
W. C. Starnes
A. Johnson
Wae “Johnson
Boulder
Lolo
Mr. Brown
Robert Rowlands
Max Wilhelms
J.M
Sander
Local residents and visitors note travel and illness in Kansas City Topeka areas
Mr and Mrs J Frank Jones spent yesterday in Kansas City while E W Heck conducts business in Topeka. Mrs Adam Walker rushed to Kansas City to aid her ailing sister Mrs Mary Stev entaire. D C O’Neal of Pleasant Valley rests at home on route six unable to walk and requests visitors. H Hy Asher spends the day as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Quilters Club
Charles “Houk
M. J. Murphy
Harvey Houk
Hazel- House
I Flower
Will Wulfkuhle
George Coffman
George Houk
Theodore Whreins
Roy Deskin
Son
J. Frank Jones
Kansas City
E.W. Heck
Topeka
Adam Walker
Mary Steventire
D.C. O'Neal
Pleasant Valley
Call
H. Hy Asher
Earthquake death toll tops twenty five thousand in Monghyr region
Cable News in Brief reports from Monghyr district in northeastern India estimate deaths at 25 000 in the recent earthquake. Other items note Insull losing his appeal against a Greece government ban, Cuba’s new government recognized by Britain, a Belgian double murder suicide, Campbell’s aerial speed trial, Chinese and Russian border reports, and European political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Calcutta
Monghyr
India
Athens
Samuel Insull
Supreme State Council
Greece
London
Great Britain
Cuba
Charleroi
Belgium
Edmond Gray
Malcolm Campbell
Moscow
Siankiang Province
China
Kashgar
Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Haan
Santander
Fourldrid
Supreme Court
Palma-Mallorca
Vienna
Milan Sishkich
Yugoslavia
Winnipeg
Paris
Henriot
Chautemps
Bayonne
Geneva
Austria
Switzeland
Georgian Prince Alexis Mdivani Lands in Yokohama
In Yokohama Japan January 24 AP the Georgian prince Alexis Mdivani and his former Barbara Hutton plan reunion ashore after immigration approved his passport despite doubts. The couple, aboard separate ships, begin a round the world honeymoon with ten days in Japan before traveling to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Japan
Alexis Mdivani
Barbara Hutton
Tokyo
Alexis
Georgia
Pari
Foreign Office
Mdivani
Wooldworth
Pacific
China
Hikawa
Mdiveni
Students Gave Recital Final Advanced Student Recital
The final advanced student recital was held last evening in the Auditorium of the Administration Building before a small appreciative audience. Excellent piano, voice, and cello work were presented by students from the studios of Tyler, Alice Moncrieff, Meribah Moore, Irene Peabody, Alice Merle Conger, Roy Underwood, and D. M. Swarthont. Performers included Emma Jo Swaney, Ethel Jean Melone, Cecilia Berry, Margaret Hays, Clarice Sloan, Willis Quant, Frank Denison, Corinne Dick, Chrystabelle Ervan, and Walton Ingham in various piano, voice, and cello pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Alice_ Moncrieff
Meribah Moore
Irene Peabody
Alice ‘Merle Conger
Roy Underwood
D. M. Swarthont
Emma Jo Swaney
Ethel Jean Melone
Cecilia Berry
Margaret Hays
Clarice, Sloan
Willis Quant
Frank Denison
Corinne Dick
Chrystabelle Ervan
Walton Ingham
Oskaloosa Death of Miner Clark with Funeral Service
Miner Clark died at his home west of Oskaloosa after weeks of illness from a stroke. Funeral services were at the Methodist church with Rev. E. O. Harbour in charge. Pallbearers were Masons and Eastern Star members. Clark, born to pioneer parents, lived in Oskaloosa all his life and worked for Standard Oil until retirement. He is survived by his wife Nona Cornwell Clark and a son Floyd Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner Clark
Methodist Church
Vic Shrader
J. W. Roberts
Ivan Anderson
Don Allen
B. P. Davis
Or-Gan
Johnson
Clark
Standard Oil Company
Nona
Cornwell
Floyd -Clark
Eastern Star
Perry
Ing
Pearl Smith
Henge
E. B. Slade
Celia Kneney
Lloyd- Morris
Lee Johnson
Vange Sutton
Ramona
Charles Buckingham
Topeka
Mae
Nincehelser
Jeanette
Jacquémin
Fred Thompson
Mary
Lawrence
Thomas Hannen
Court House
Charlie Gentry
CWA
Alice Finley
Oskaloosa
Nes White
Williamstown
Mildred Owen
Valley Falls
la Verne
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Loyal Ladies
First Methodist Church
H .C. Brinkman
M. Curtis
Guise
Luis
Ellis T. Johnston
Bridges
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
I. C. O.’F. Hall
Missionary Society of Plymouth Congregational Church
W. L. Burdick
Douglas County Nurses Association
Elizabeth Home
Iss ‘Anderson
Martha
Martha Pritchard
von Gunten
Juanita S
Hedwig Wahi
Winifredenander
Kate Jewett
St. John's
Pall
Warn Springs
Spooner-Thayer’ Mu
Feum
Florence Snow
C V. Hesse
Nelson Art Museum
Y. Mel
Wade Pierce
Birmex Scnaff
R. R. Rutherford
Mrs. Otto -Barteldes
Evangelical Church
Louis Giesey
Dela
Ware Street
J.R. Nannige
John Walters
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Haskell Institute
Resolutions Committee
Het BY
Robert Quillen
Ben
Publisers Syndicate
Cable News
Ith Stockwell, and
Margaret-Mc- Nown
Kell
Nortonville
Harold Howe
Manhattan
Washington
Mae Long
Theona Ratliff
Ruth Sacher
Ralph Burton
J. E. Burton
O. B. Glover
Elk
Chautauqua
Rooks County
Arthur Gramse
Utah
Albert
John Sutton
Gertrude Goldman
Sutton
Jesse ° Buster
Kate Tutt
Edna_Tutt
Arles
Goldman
Wyatt
Grage
Naomi
Presbyterian Church
Treasury
James Blevins
Bell Memorial Hospital
Tom Kerns
Ruth.kKerns
J. E. Worswith
John McFadden
Epworth League
Wyatt Gragg
J.W. Roberts
Abilene
Celia Phinney
Roland Clark
Arthur. Perry
J. H. Bowers
Sons
F. Z. Stover
Renubles City
B. Ford
Mr. Ford
Sue Fred Thompson
Thompason
Federation of Clubs
E. A. Ahrens
Olinda
Tom Sharkey
Minnie Nipper
W.G. Dickie
Mass
Porsday
Fred Shimmons
Actise Maid
M.E. Gericke
Miller,Mo
Sth & Tenn
Wolter's
Myrtle-Casebeer
Jamestown
Peter Pan
Flugelman
Trippe Barker
Marshall Fields
Standard
Mildred’Saunders
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