Luncheon and bridge party with red rose theme
Mrs Warren Lesh hosted a luncheon at The Hearth followed by nine tables of bridge and eanasia. Prizes went to Mrs George B Wilson Mrs Baert Dorking Mrs Paul H Getta Mrs Joe C Drake and Mrs Philip Ernst Jr. Messages mention club meetings and social events across Lawrence with multiple hostesses and upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lesh
Bridges
Eanasia
George B. Wilson
Baert Dorking
Paul H. Getta
Joe C. Drake
Philip Ernst Jr
Joseph Brooke
Ae Lesh
Wasy
Personal notices and local odds and ends in Lawrence area
Miss Winnie 1D Lowraine heads to North Platte after her brother-in-law T Roten’s death. Mrs A B Mitchell joins R C Butter in Kansas City for a recent operation, returning to Lawrence. W L Lawman, 1100 W 23rd St, named accountant for the Kansas Shoe Board of Health, to take Topeka post Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie
Lowraine
North Platte
Near
T. Roten
Toy ‘Lawrence
A. B. Mitchell
WL. Lawman
St. Keen
Kansas Shoe Board of Health
Topeka
James Karnouch O
Lowman
Tonoka
State Commission Ofition
Lawrence Junior High School
Fay Templeton Wins Nod At Kansas Day Meeting
Mrs Allen Crafton led a parade of famous stage figures at the annual Woman’s Kansas Club meeting in Topeka. Crafton portraying Fay Templeton won top honors in a masculine role from director Keith Herrington. The program included The Twelve Pound Look by James Barrie and a parade featuring Sarah Bernhardt Emma Abbott Zasu Pitts and Lillian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Ee Club
Topeka
Allen Craton
Fay Templeton
Keith Herrington
James Barrie
Luncheon Attended by 370 Women in Lawrence
Lawrence hosts three hundred seventy women at a luncheon during a meeting day. Mrs William D Wolf and Mrs David McCreath were among the dining room hostesses. Lawrence attendees included Mrs Carl E Friend Mrs Ethel High Mrs C A Thomas Mrs E F Abels Miss Mildred Seaman and Mrs Lucille Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal World
Lawrence
Kansas
Russell
Eas
C. Bray
Syracuse
Ruth Kackley
Hill City
C. E. Toothacker
Hoxie
William D. Wolf
David McCreath
A. S. Decker
P. N. Stevens
R. L. Dunlap
Carl E. Friend
Ethel High
C. A Thomas
E. F. Abels
Mildred Seaman
Lucille Allison
Which Way Did He Go Burglar Hoax Ties Lawrence Night
A famed elusive figure known as the little man what wasn’t there appeared in Lawrence last night. At 10 15 p m the First National Bank alarm sounded but police found no intruder. The Junior High School reported possible damage but offered no solid evidence of entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
First National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Entre Nous
H.W. Keene
Domenico Gagliardo
Chicago
American Library Association
Jetry of Association
Willis Colman
Philharmonic Orchestra
Kansas City
Paul B. Cameron
Pryor
Okla
Bruce Cameron
A. F. Tal
Jan
Shelley Ean
Olin Button
Lon Hall
Nomer
Randy Craig
Clyite Elston
Laura Avetamarrey
Morey Hospital
Kand
Tse E_ Dumbisi
Vienna
Hye Falling
Terfiane
Ite i
New Release
Barker
March of Dimes
Olganberth
Law Renew Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
Oli RB. Parsons
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Biloxi
Cooper- Allego
Eed Broecker
Aia
Robert Langley
John Pound
Ameri
Fred Bo Smart
la, Sr
American Legion Aus
Robert Rersu
Wadsworth Hospital
Ida Lyons
J. D. Stranarhan
Justin HH
Ee Oil
Charksen
Paul Kirkpatrick
Geral Pearson
R. C. Butter
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrenters Allison
51. Joseph's I Hospital
Carroll County
Allen Cratton
American Service (Ice CO
Vermont
America
Charles D. Ward
Village Grill
Village Theatre
Sunflower
Real Oil Base
Davis Paint
Green Brothers
Rockw
Oxfords
Coats
Gabardine
Craddock
Sterling Furniture CO
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