Social Calendar And Local Society Notes In Kansas City Area
The social calendar lists numerous Monday through Wednesday club meetings including bridge and sewing groups, and notes social events at homes of Mrs. Florence Wilson Mrs. J. B. Henry and others. It details upcoming marriages Miss Margaret Maynard to James Dart at Ivanhoe Congregational church and Miss Lois Long to Aubrey Bryant, with home addresses and professions. The piece also covers Pi Beta Phi and Music Club gatherings, a birth announcement for a daughter at Memorial hospital, and social notes on Betty Schenck hosting Genevieve Martin's visit with friends in Kansas City. it closes with additional attendees and venues for local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Maynard
Lawrence
H. E. Maynard
Holton
James Dart
Topeka
W. D. Dart
Kansas City
Ivanhoe Congregational Church
Chaney
Dart
Baker University
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Lawrence Memorial High School
Kansan
Lois Long
L. F. Long
Aubrey Bryant
I. R. Bryant
Joseph F. King
Theongregation Church
Dorothy Cummings
Orge Molitor
Bryant
Crown Drug Store
Tennessee Street
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Cartoon caption hints at social mores with Aunt Het noting balance in praise and judgment to motivate men in everyday behavior. Copyright 1937 Publishers Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Various Club Meetings and Social Events in Harrison
Harrison reports a busy social week with Temola club meeting at Mrs F L Riederer home to discuss Chinese Art. Prof W W Davis hosts Old and New club dinner and talk on Washington as a Farmer. Ladies' Literary League gathers at Mrs R P Stringham. Weigel anniversary celebrated with family in West Eudora. Review club attending Eva Carpenter funeral. Saturday Night club hosts at Dolph Simons home with papers on printing. contract bridge host H E Anderson. engagements announced for Miss Josephine Greenland and Frank M Watkins. Cosmos club cancels meeting. Progressive Reading club to meet at Mrs Charles Arnold. Mrs E F Abels to host Kansan room dinner in Topeka. Current Event club invited to meet at Mrs A Henley. No Name club to hold Kansas day program. tea for National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary at Mrs Colyer. Ventura club program by Mrs George Marshall. Belleview 4-H club hobby showcase at Louis and Juanita Heinrich home with America song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Davis
Old and New Club
West Twelfth Street
Washington
C. B. Realey
Local social clubs and wedding noted in Kansas paper
Candy and popcorn served at social hour as club plans and meetings are listed. Miss Miriam Lilly and George Grimes wed January 13 at the Church of the Nativity. Grimes, an ex CCC adjutant, studied at Kansas State and KU. Various bridge games, reviews, lectures, and a Kansas birthday luncheon are announced across Wichita, Kinsley, and Lawrence venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Lilly
George R. Grimes
Kinsley
George Wyatt
H. L. Lilly
Grimes
W. B. Grimes
Lawrence
CCC
Ashland
Kansas State College
Manhattan
University of Kansas
Kappa Sigma
Wichita
Kansas City
Personal News From Abilene And East Coast Trips
Mrs. J. J. Bleakley returned last night from Abilene where she visited her ill mother Mrs. R. Waring. Miss Helen Skilton came home after a several week eastern vacation visiting her sister in Cambridge and brother in New York. She departs for Kansas City Wednesday to resume work as a commercial artist. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Kent of Kansas City spent the weekend with Prof. and Mrs. C. V. Kent. Millard Wiley and Charles Rum-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bleakley
Abilene
R. Waring
Helen Skilton
East
Cambridge
Mass
Richard H. Frazier
Frazier
New York
Sanford Skilton
Kansas City
Carleton Kent
C. V. Kent
Millard Wiley
Charles Rum
Wichita visit hints at Kansas City luncheon bridge
Mrs. Orge Docking and Mrs. James Stranathan will travel to Kansas City tomorrow to attend a luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs. Homer F. Neville. The trip groups plan a social engagement reflecting local community activities.
WPA sewing rooms in Douglas county meet local demand
Mrs. W. O. Hamilton reports Douglas county WPA women produce clothing and bedding to satisfy local need with no orders yet for shipment to relief of eastern flood sufferers. Seventeen work locations include 23 white and 16 colored women at 1406 Tennessee street plus five at Eudora Baldwin and Lecompton. January focus includes wool coats suits snow suits for children plus overalls shirts and pajamas.
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WPA
Douglas County
W. O. Hamilton
Tennessee Street
Eudora
Baldwin
Lecompton
Sigel Community Meeting Showcases Local NYA Dramatics
A Friday evening schoolhouse gathering in Sigel featured the NYA dramatics class from Lawrence presenting Rooting For Ruth with Gladys White Lyman Wiley Connie Baker Gene Webber Harry Winters Barbara Young Jay Taylor Evelyn Grover. Music included Iola Wilma Lee Johnson piano duet Doris Kolling with Olive Maude Evans sax solos and Delmar Lehman reading Susie and Susie. The program closed with Yes We Have No Baking Powder by George Lahr Mrs Glen Cox and Carl Young and a musical On Yo Way Muskrat by Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Glen Cox. The next meeting will be led by Mrs Ed Steele aided by the February birthday group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA Dramatics
Lawrence
Ruth
Gladys White
Lyman Wiley
Connie Baker
Gene Webber
Harry Winters
Barbara Young
Jay Taylor
Evelyn Grover
Iola
Wilma Lee Johnson
Doris Kolling
Olive Maude Evans
Delmar Lehman
Susie
George Lahr
Glen Cox
Carl Young
William Johnson
Ed Steele
Sayao Proclaims Unique Brilliance as Bori’s Heir
Women in the News highlights soprano Little Bidu Sayao, hailed as Lucrezia Bori’s successor by critics at the Metropolitan Opera, declaring there is only one Bori and there will be one Sayao. Vincountess Rhondda visits America and argues Russian women are close to equality but would detest a red dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidu Sayao
Lucrezia Bori
Metropolitan Opera
Bori
Sayao
Vincountess
Rhondda
America
Local Social Roundup From Shuck and Pence Families
Friday afternoon Daniel Flory and Robert Mark ley joined Charlie Brohammer and Ben Brohammer for feed ground at the Shuck home Saturday afternoon Mrs Charlie Brohammer spent the afternoon with Mrs Lloyd Shuck and children Harve Florys family has had the flu the last two weeks Mr and Mrs Everett Pence and Mary Kenneth and Byrona Mrs Elwood Deay Mr and Mrs Charlie Brohammer Mr and Mrs Oscar Shuck Evelyn and Byron Mr and Mrs Elbert Wax Mr and Mrs Carl Hegerman and Mr and Mrs Marsden Pence spent Sunday at the Charles and Lloyd Shuck home Solon Markley sold a horse to Jack Dillon Wednesday evening Mrs Felix Tucker attended a meeting at Mrs John Metsker Wednesday afternoon Merritt Woodward took Mrs Wit Hadl to Leavenworth Thursday to see Mr Hadl a patient at the Veterans hospital there Miss Vera Ward went to Lawrence Friday evening to spend the weekend at the Abel home and attend teachers meeting Saturday Ben Brohammer attended CPA meeting at Pleasant Grove Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Flory
Robert Markley
Charlie Brohammer
Ben Brohammer
Shuck Home
Lloyd Shuck
Harve Flory
Everett Pence
Mary
Kenneth
Byrona
Elwood Deay
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Byron
Elbert Wax
Carl Hegerman
Marsden Pence
Charles
Solon Markley
Jack Dillon
Felix Tucker
John Metsker
Merritt Woodward
Wit! Hadl
Leavenworth
Hadl
Veterans Hospital
Vera Ward
Lawrence
Abel
Pleasant Grove
Local social notes and family visits in Lawrence area
Colyer reports Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ewing visiting in Lawrence Friday. Sunflower club met with Mrs. Herschell and Elaine. attendees included several local families. Coal delivered to the school Saturday and multiple visits among Lutz, Metsker, Hornberger, Grammer, and Powell households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Ewing
Lawrence
Sunflower Club
C. J. Herschell
Elaine
Donald Anderson
Art Longfellow
Eddie Johnson
E. E. Lutz
Oscar Lutz
Richland
John
Ruth
Ida Metsker
Meeler
Kansas City
E. FE. Lutz
Katherman
Samuel Grammer
Sunda
Ernest
Marie Hornberger
Amelia Hornberger
Worden
B. H. Powell
N. D. Messer
Tucker
Hornberger
Herbert
Mammy's Lil Wild Rose staged at Liget school play
The community comedy drama in three acts will be presented Thursday night at Liget school. A small admission charge will help defray expenses of the community meetings, weather and road conditions permitting.
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Liget School
Lawrence Saturday Afternoon Visitor Report
Miss Cecil Ewing visited Lawrence Saturday afternoon, appearing in local social circles and meeting residents. The fragment mentions her presence but provides no further context or details.
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Lawrence
Cecil Ewing
The
Petrie Family Return Home After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Richard Petrie and Jerry returned home Sunday afternoon after spending several days visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Petrie
Jerry
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Mills
Hugh
William Carter
Tota Nu
Florence Wilson
J. B. Henry
Chamber of Commerce
Colonial
George Bullene
J. Ulrich
Mize Alzora Cantwell
Terrace
Round Table
E. M. Cameron
Wadnesday Pi Beta Phi
Adrian Linds
O. W. Maloney
Kappa Kappa Gamma
H. E. Anderson
Abe Wood
Hartford
Kan
Zora
Burnett Roberts
George Roberts
Lincoln
Neb
Burris Jenkins
Nora Wood
Dale O’roke
Duate
Lawrence Business College
Mr. Roberts
University of Nebraska
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Arthur Anderson and Company of
Kansas City, Mo
Pi Beta Phi
Adrian Lindsey
Helmer Klock
M. J. Getto
R. B. Stevens
Ben Carman
George March
Wiedemann’s
Beethoven
Dorothy Enlow Miller
W. B. Dalton
A. W. Thayer
E. C. Allderdice
John Nelson
R. H. Wagstaff
George Lowman
Lola Learnard
Paul Rankin
Miller
May Riggs
J. E. Stephens
Kentucky Street
Memoria
Mercredi Club
James Naismith
Mississippi Street
Betty Schenck
Genevieve Martin
Southwestern Bell Telephone Office
Denver
Miss Martin
Pearl Jones
Chice Seymnour
Etta Davidson
Helen Kampschroeder
Louise
Harrison
Ann Lindell
F. L. Riederer
Ladies’ Literary League
R. P. Stringham
Alabama Street
Sebastian Weigel
West Eudora
Marion Burris
A. L. Shaffer
Horton
James Weigel
Melba Shaffer
Ferrol Burris
Mr. Burris
Dolores Belle Burris
Review Club
First Baptist Church
Eighth and
Kentucky Streets
Eva Carpenter
Dolph Simons
Robert Haggart
Contract Bridge Club
Josephine Greenland
Frank M. Watkins
Lowman Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenland
Washburn College
Delta Gamma Sorority
Mr. Watkins
Beta Theta Pi
John Morrell Company
Cosmos Club
Progressive Reading Club
Charles Arnold
Ohio Street
George Harper
Edwin F. Abels
Kansas Republican Women's Club
al Mer
E. R. Learned
Massachusetts Street
John B. Colyer
National Association of Letter Carriers
Ventura Club
Fredo Barteldes
George Marshall
Belleview
4-H
Louis
Juanita Heinrich
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Masa
Jane MacLean
Quivira Club
Ross Clayton
Barker Avenue
Justice Neale
Pearl Buck
Ivan Rowe
Mrs. Vernon Smith
Eldridge
Kansas
Maude Smelser
Victoria Club
J. J. Street
Lawrence Paint and Wallpaper Store
Cook’s Paints
Dr. Pierce
Kansas Cleaners
E.ath St
Sigel
Women In the News
Colyer
Columbia
Independent
Independent Laundry
Vermont
Sealy
M Provid
Sisal Insulation
Erlepe
Sun
Mags
Frances Denney
Cye
Kotex
Weaver’s
Floor
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