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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1935

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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
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