Local bridge clubs host social dinners and meetings
Members of the M P M bridge club entertained guests at the Colon tea room before a bridge session at Mr and Mrs Karl Kloozs. Winners included Mrs W E Higgins and Prof George M Beal. Several other clubs gathered for prizes, lessons, and social luncheons at various homes, with committees led by Mrs W H Horr and Mrs Eugene Christy. The League of Women Voters plans January 3 pm meeting at the new city hall to discuss public utilities regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. M. Bridge Club
Colon
Ial
League of Women Voters
New
W. E. Beardslee
Bridgettes
Green Owl Tea Room
Charles Laming
Tonganoxie
Charles Ortz
South Norwalk
Conn
Fred Zoeliner
Tomganoxte
H.B. Bullene
Clayton Hackman
E. P. Sisson
Hackman
Social Calendar Report from California Clubs
The calendar lists Monday sewing tea whist and social clubs at homes and rooms such as Colonial Tea Room Mrs Flow Hosford and Mrs Coweill. Tuesday Quivira and Coterie meet at Mrs Watte vila and Miss Julia Hill hosts. Wednesday duplicate white and bridge groups meet at various homes while Friday University clubs host dinners and bridge. Kansas day items and farm bureau talk on garden work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ne
G. A. R. Helt
Hosford
C.D. Coweill
Jeannette Wheeler
Darrell von " Doubie
Mre- Co
Evans Istiva
Woren
Personal Notices of Town Figures Abroad and Local Visits
Mrs W Tenny returns from New York City with sister Miss Anna L Cockins of Santa Fe New Mexico. Mrs George O Foster spent the day in Topeka while Miss Ida Day visits Miss Nell McFarlane. F A Rice KU graduate visited the painting department in Kansas City. W A Johns made a business trip to Kansas City. Miss Jessie May Tucker visiting her ill father C H Tucker at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs C B Russell and Miss Lolita Russell attend hockey in Kansas City. Mrs W D Gilmore and Miss Ada Buckminster travel to Topeka for a luncheon in honor of Mrs W A Johnston at the Jayhawk hotel. M G C Karnes leaves for New York to visit daughter Mrs James Lawrence and family. Miss Agnes Engel teaches at Kansas City junior college and spends weekend with her parents Prof and Mrs EB Engel. Miss Wilma Miller in Kansas City to see The Love Duel at the Shubert. Miss Lolita Russell returns from Springfield Mo where she visited grandmother Mrs E L Yancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
W. A. Johnston
Jayhawk Hotel
M. GC. Karnes
New York
James Lawrence
Lawrence
Agnes Engel
Kansas City Junior College
EB. F. Engel
Wilma Miller
Kansas City
the Shubert
Lolita Russell
Springfield
E. L. Yancy
High School L Club Abolishes Paddling at Liberty Memorial
Liberty Memorial High School's L Club and the sophomore class voted to end the paddling custom for newcomers. Principal H L Baker noted community criticism and the switch to field day initiation with student officials aiding at the event. Any independent paddling by individuals will face disciplinary action by lettermen during the spring field meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
H. L. Baker
Baker
Boy Scout Training Aims at Indian Citizenship
Stanley A Harris urged the Boy Scouts of America to train Indian youth for citizenship at a session of the council law area. A training school for scoutmasters will open at Haskell Institute with a new troop of younger Indian scouts. Harris cited crime statistics to argue character building is key to reducing crime among youths, highlighting contrasts between race groups and citing Louisville and Gary case outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Movement
Stanley A. Harris
New York
Boy Scouts
Council Law Area
Boy Scouts of America
Indian Education
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Harrie Anid
Haskell Institute
Henry Roe Cloud
Indian Institute of Wichita
Haskell
Mr. Harris
John Levi
Harris
America
Taft
Coolidge Crime Commission
Coolidge Commission
Metoana Jc
Harris Sa
Louisville
Gary
BBA
Ind
Adieu to Metropolitan as Galli Curci Leaves Met
Opera star Galli Curci bids farewell after her 126th Met appearance. She performs Seville as her farewell aria before departing on a world concert tour, following twelve years of New York triumphs and encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galli-Curci
New York
Gelli-Curci
Ocstacies
Metropolitan
Metropoling
Seville
Ine
World Concern
Baldwin news brief of social events and local notices
Mrs Ralph Sipes and Rev Ralph Sipes visited Spring Hill, Hale OByrne wedding in Artus, Okla. Philamathean club met at Mrs Lloyd Dunns. House Mothers club met at Theta Kappa Nu House. Seward Bruner injured by fire hose but not sight lost. Iva Dorothy Jillson visited Topeka. Masonic Lodge to confer third degree on Feb 4 with a meal. Mrs Luke Irving Gaskell hosted birthday dinner for Dean Gaskell. Mrs Catherine Clayton ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Maurice Markham and daughter Jean Louise visited Topeka. Rotary Club hear President Fleming speak at College Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sipes
Spring Hil
J. D. Smith
Baker
Spring Hill
N. W. O'Byrne
Earle Kirker
Chicago
Artus
Okla
Hale O'Byrne
Gayle
Theta Nu
I. W. Waring
Gander
Seward Bruner
Bruner
Iva Dorothy Jillson
Topeka
Masonic Lodge
Prominent leaders attend associations and local events
The text notes visits by President Fleming to his children and meetings of the Association of American Colleges, with emphasis on closing the endowment campaign and the Rockefeller board contract. It covers forthcoming travel of Lt. Fletcher B. Hunt and Hugh P. Hartley to Kansas City for the Southwestern Lumberman’s Association meeting, Baker family ties, Shakespeare club officers, Salvation Army drives, and local school and community programs including a Baker birthday broadcast on WDAF with large participation across states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of American Colleges
Fleming
Rockefeller Board
Pressey Board of
Philadelphia
Baker
Fletcher B. Hunt
Baldwin Lumber Company
Hugh P. Hartley
Woman's Auxiary
Hart
Clay Ashby
John Riddle
Richie
Joy Club elects Baldwin fourth graders officers
The Joy Club in Baldwin school has elected officers: President Glenn Green, Vice President Georgia Carpenter, Secretary Vivian McKenzie. The club motto is Do one good turn daily and one goal is feeding the birds. Mrs W H Webster hosted the Monday Night Bridge club for an evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Club
Baldwin
Glenn Green
Georgia Carpenter
Vivian McKenzie
W. H. Webster
Valencia trip plans and passport arrangements noted
The fragment describes Miss Florence Strong visiting relatives with Mrs Eldon Mellor of Chicago as an out of town guest. It mentions Senorita Perez heading Baker’s Spanish department, planning to travel to Lawrence, then Valencia to visit her parents and obtain a passport for Spain for a trip next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Mellor
Chicago
Florence Strong
Oln
Sanorita Elisa Perez
Lawrence
Spain
Valencia
Senorita Perez
Baker
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W. H. Horr
Philip Readie
Eugene Christy
Jeannette Bowersock
John Brand
Laura Rankin
Mary Engel
Double Dee Club
Heme
Roy Adams
Terry Crall
Tall
le Trefle
Darrell Koontz
Alabama Street
H. W. Henderson
Adal
Masonic Temple
C. E. Decker
C. A. Caulfield
Alameda
Cal
Byron Roberts
O. HL. McPeek
Riverside Farm Bureau Club
Fred Brown
K. G. Clark
Chamber of Commerce
State Agricultural College
Methodist Ladies'Aid
Otellock
W. H. Pasewark
Armin Woestemeyer
D. A. Wilson
Etts B. Whitten
Jeanette Wheeler
Ingleside Club
Oelock
Harry A. Gordon
Massachusetts Street
Robert Quillen
Billy
Publishers Syndicate
Quivira ‘Club
C. Wattevilla
Ala Hirates Aeanet
E.G
The
University Club
George J. Kirchhoff
University
J. O. Jones
Indiana Street
K. C. Evans
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Club
Solon Markley
Chester Wible
Cotérie Club
Julia Hill
Louisiana Street
Will
Baldwin News
Shakespeare Club
Iva Clark
Salvation Army
Arthur Haglund
Arthur Gardner
Oliver Price
H. W. Guest
J. B. Veirs
A. H. Kraft
Merle Hitchcock
Dean Luke I. Gaskell
Thomas. Ei. Slavene
Post. Mas
Ter
M.W. Markham
Baldwin State Bank
Peoples State Bank
Julius Smith
Kansas Anti-Saloon League
Smith
Detroit
Ernest Minnis
Norton
Dewey Schmittendorf
Agnes Mary White
Union School
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Thomas A. Evans
Canada
Old Mexico
A. EB. Preston
Flowerfone
Poindexters Store
Weaver's
John Ruskin
Preaver
Myers and Son
Mich
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