Social notes and weddings fill Lawrence society scene
Lieut Col and Mrs W C Koenig hosted a garden party as they prepare to move to Washington D C with guests from Atchison Kansas City Topeka and nearby towns. Birth announced for R H Hess at Memorial hospital. Dr Aaron Sprong and Mrs Sprong relocate to Harrison Ark for Camp C C C duty. Mrs Sprong formerly Miss Elene Ensign. Various club meetings and social events including K A Dames bridge, So Sew quilting club, and Young Matrons club gatherings noted along with a Clinton park birthday family picnic for Mrs Dorothea Beurmann and visits by Topeka and Kansas City relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Koenig
Lawrence
Washington, D. C
Adrian Lindsey
Paul Friend
Friend
Ronald Ramsey
John Mize
Atchison
Geneva Monteith
Tom Veatch
Kansas City
H. J. Longene
Aaron A. Sprong
Medical Reserve
Sprong
Harrison, Ark
C. C. C. Camp
Elene Ensign
University of Kansas
Sprone
St. Mary's Hospital
University of
Clinton Park
Dorothea Beurmann
Tom Davidson
Topeka
Will Mangelsdorf
Beurmann
Social Calendar and Society Notes in Lawrence
Tuesday and Wednesday social events include Ars. and HH. Smithmeyer tea, Finesse club, and golf at the Country club. A vocal program featured Marston McCluggege inga with guests Pauline Pyle Dorothy Troutman Margaret Nanninga Jeannette Houk Louise Peyton Marjorie Smith Alice Trivett Pexey Clayton Helen Gentry Mildred Wiedemann. The Congregational church calendar meets Wednesday at 3 pm with Mrs. Ethel Stoner. Helen Russell, daughter of Len and Mrs. R. C. Russell, announces engagement to Dr. Joe McFarlane of Brownwood. The wedding is set for August 11 in Great Bend. Helen Russell, KU music graduate, Gamma Phi Beta member. Women of the Lawrence County club travel to Leavenworth for a match with their country club. Local match pairings include Bruner-Chariton Stewart-McCreight Brown-Dodson Betty Bridges-Payne Rice-Kerley Barteldes-F Ruese Anderson-Achning Lindsey-Astman Henry-Hunt Barteldes C-Rising Manna-Rankin Printen Elec tim-Pierson Xt Decker-Giahn Hesse-Lindenberger Veatch-Keene Chaffin-Lewis Turwitz-Nevin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga
Pauline Pyle
Dorothy Jean Troutman
Margaret Nanninga
Jeannette Houk
Louise Peyton
Marjorie Smith
Alice Trivett
Pexey Clayton
Helen Gentry
Mildred Wiedemann
Len
R. C. Russell
Great Bend
Helen
Joe McFarlane
Brownwood
Tex
Miss Russell
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Gamma Phi Beta
Lawrence Country Club
Leavenworth
Bruner
Chariton
Stewart-McCreight
Brown—Dodson
Betty Bridges
Payne
Rice—Kerley
Barteldes
F.—Ruese
Anderson—Achning
Lindsey—Astman
Henry—Hunt
Rising
Manna—Rankin
Printen Electim-Pierson
Xt Decker
Giahn
Hesse —Lindenberger
Veatch—Keene, Chaffin—Lewis
Turwitz
Nevin
Sailor Collar Kids Pattern In Blue And White
Happy youngsters ready for play in white and nautical blue outfits. Pattern No 4919 covers sizes two four and six years with brother and sister patterns sold together for one price if same size. Includes yardage details and order by mail with 15 cents in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. X
Personal notices of travelers and visitors across states
A long list of social notices details Prof and Mrs E A White returning from a week visiting relatives in Augusta Eldorado Wichita and Council Grove. Various families plan trips to the Ozarks Kansas City Minneapolis Amarillo and Ark Berryville with several hospital visits and an engagement announced in Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. White
Augusta
Eldorado
Wichita
Council Grove
A. F. Schermerhorn
Robert Schermerhorn
Louise Pritchart
Ozarks
Howard Campbell
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
John
Lloyd
M. M. Campbell
Campbell
Kansas City
Amarillo
Tex
Marjorie Best
F. K. Chapman
Strong
Margaret Austin
George Atkeson
G. L. Atkeson
Wilma Atkeson
Atkeson
Swift and Company
Berryville
Ark
J. W. Hastings
East Charleston
W. F. Shaw
J. W. Eby
Whitney
Howard
J. B. Carter
Wilson
W. T. Courtney
Robert Hackett
United States Army
Fort Sill
Oklo
Pearl Daugherty
Rose Zinn
Denver
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Lucas Fleer
Route Two
Baldwin
Memorial Hospital
Lena B. Funk
Bethel Social and Visiting News Highlights
Bethel community members share visits near Lawrence at Metsker and Topeka, with Garber and Nottingham families hosting and attending gatherings. Durene Brecheisen visits Scranton with Helen Peterson, and Joy Fisher stays with grandmother S W Owens in Topeka. Ladies Aid met at church led by Mabel Root. An ice cream supper is planned for July 16 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Garber
Mr. Garber
Metsker
Near Lawrence
Ernest Albright
State Lake
Tonganoxie
Durene Brecheisen
Helen Peterson
Scranton
Gage Park
Topeka
Johnnie Nottingham
Jonathan David
Lawrence
Will Smith
Place Card Holders Return With New Styles In 1935
Formal dinners return with fine china silver linen and place cards. Monogrammed silver fans and glass pyramids lead the trend while crystal blocks and obelisks harmonize modern tables. Nautical white china sailboats suit ship centerpieces. water lily and rose motifs fit white schemes. For brides Venetian hawk knot holders and Staffordshire bouquets suit wedding tables. Amusing mini pots with flowers appear on lighter occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Taylor
McCalls Mag
Social gathering and visits noted in Lawrence area
Mrs Jim Jones and others served refreshments to forty guests. Visitors from Quenemo Ov erbrook Centropolis Worden and Lawrence attended dinners and family events at multiple homes including Smith Garber Stahel Pine and various relatives. Several mentions of church activities and warm weather notes conclude the short social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jones
Cleveland Clark
Lydia Allen
Headington
Quenemo
Pritchett
Overbrook
van Horne
Centropolis
Nellie Wintermantel
Worden
Joe Banks
Marjorie Garrett
Lila Featherstone
Velma Vance
Thresa Hoffman
Raymond Williams
Dwight Smith
Dorothy Beurmann
Karl Williams
Lawrence
Smith-Garber
Ruth Young
Raymord Qehrle
Lila Elaine
Harley Lyon
Mr. Lyon
Otto Garber
Mr. Garber
Ben Garber
Kanwaka
Lee Jones
Jay Fisher
Topeka
S. W. Owens
Clarence Albright
Raymond Oehrle
John Stahel
Meyers creamery well to be drilled this week Locust street
A new well is being drilled this week at the Meyers creamery on Locust street. Several residents and visitors are mentioned in the fragmented notes, including Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Lincoln street and Mrs. Wilna Rice who is in the Ozarks. Other items note Independence Day activities, travels to Kansas City, and family visits involving Geneva Wogahn, La Vesta Rule, and the R ailway era locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Creamery
Locust Street
Smith
Lincoln Street
Tonganoxie State Lake
Mary Hodge
Geneva Wogahn
Kansas City
Wilna Rice
Ozarks
Helen
Margaret Cosgrove
Omaha
Neb
J. Culver
Bell Memorial Hospital
Nice
Local Notes and Social Briefs From Centenary Area
Reports indicate Bil lie Cosgrove, once of North Lawrence now in Omaha Neb, fell from a tree injuring his neck and Mary Hodge suffers a severe summer cold. Centenary Ep worth league plans a Friday party at Mr. A missionary’s home. A Centenary M E church play is set for next Sunday at the regular preaching hour. LTL youth groups across the county plan a picnic this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Cosgrove
North Lawrence
Omaha
Neb
Mary Hodge
Centenary Epworth League
Clifford Pine
Centenary M. E
L.T.L
Overbrook Marriage Announced for Hazel Arletta Shoemaker
Overbrook announces the June 15 marriage of Hazel Arletta Shoemaker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shoemaker of Tonganoxie to Hutson M. James of Lawrence. The couple will reside at 1201 Rhode Island Street Lawrence. Mrs. James was raised in this community and moved to Tonganoxie with her parents several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Shoemaker
Tonganoxie
Hazel Arletta
Hutson M. James
Lawrence
James
Rhode Island Street
Randal Tutcher
Dan Forbes
Wichita
Forbes
Alvin Miller
Fred Reed
C. C. O’brahim
Walter Rundle
Loren Rundle
Jennings Price
Marion Dodder
Fred Hartman
Allene Fishburn
C. L. Knapp
Roy Baker
H. R. Wright
Ed Lee
Jim Vann
Mike Fisher
Omaha
Neb
Frank McFarland
J. L. Long
Ed O'Leary
Kansas City
Carl Coffman
Local assorted visits and dinners in Hunkinton and vicinity
Barbers Arnolplus Carter family of Hunkinton W Va hosted dinner Tuesday with Shipman Carter and kin. Cousin Roy Carter joined. Oxley family from Tulsa visited George Coffman home. Hugo Schellhorn and daughter Marie Beverage hosted relatives in Sunday meals. Sue Ann Williford from Omaha visited uncle S M Carter. Union school to be taught near Baldwin next year by F E Ross. Carters attended Pomona reunion. Bernard Forsythe and Jeanette Stanwix visited Lawrence with Mrs John Ingalls. Loren Bolen family from Oklahoma joined S M Carter for supper. Mary Coffman from Kansas City weekend visit. Mrs George Coffman and Mrs Oxley from Oklahoma spent Monday in Topeka. Ray Slusser helping W C Stusser harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Forth
Donnie
Ed Flory
Clarence Coursen
Robert
Mike Fisher
Charley Jones
Cleveland Clark
Frank Toalson
K. U
J. A. Kesler
Frank Garrett
Mary Saile
Staley Cafe
Rlley Jewell
Bonna
Tex
Arnolplus Carter
Lee
Hunkinton
W. Va
Carter
Shipman Carter
Roy Carter
Mirst Oxley
Carl
Helen
Dale Coffman
Tulsa
Okla
George Coffman
Hugo Schellhorn
Marie Beverage
South Carolina
Fred Gregory
Sue Ann Williford
Omaha
Web
M. Carter
F. E. Ross
Union School
Baldwin
C. E. Stanwix
James Young
J. F. Grayson
Pomona
M. ¥. Price
Bernard Forsythe
Jeanette Stanwix
Lawrence
John Ingalls
Loren Bolen
Loren Virginia
Alice
Oklahoma
S. M. Carter
Mrs. Bolen
Mr. Carter
Lawrence Coffman
Gentry Farm
Marie Coffman
Kansas City
Oxley
Topeka
Mr. Jackson
Schell
Ray Slusser
W. C. Stusser
Homely remarks at social gathering prompt flirtatious exchange
The scene centers on a conversation at a social event. A man introduces himself and comments on a nearby gentleman and his wife. Mrs. Blackwelder is praised for her beauty, while the husband is described as homely, provoking a remark on unlikely matches. The exchange highlights social wit and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwelder
Border Cities
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R. H. Hess
Ohio Street
K. A
So Sew Quilting Club
James Osborn
Henry Downey
Louis Anfred
Helen J. Enright
Harold L. Gainey
Dr. Gainey
School of Medicine
John Stavros
Kathryn Wampler
Evansville
Ind
Wampler
Margaret Nann
Ars
HH. Smithmeyer
Dra. R. Jackman
A. Dames
Marston McCluggege
Congregational Church
Ethel Stoner
Tennessee Street
Bethel
Mrs. A. Payne
Colorado
Clarence Pine
la Vesta Rule
Roy Rule
Mrs. Wakefield
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jennie
Publishers Syndicate
Dr. Gowdy
Gowdy Medical CO
Round Corner Drug Co
Jose Hefner
Elizabeth Hefner
Abe Harris
Anna Harbour
W. G. Wright
Chloe Wright
Roy Eberly
Vern Eberly
Dana Hobson
H. H. Dodderidge
Lawrence Paint & Wallpaper Store
E Wa
Green Bros
Maytag Company
Newton
Mrs. Waley
Tacoma
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Wash
Johansen
Red Cross
Simplex
Ser To
Weaver
Shoe Department
Independent Laundry