Social notices of gatherings and events in Lawrence
Mrs N C Lindstrom and Mrs Lawrence Harris host a bridge luncheon for twenty tomorrow at 1 at the renial tea room. Mr and Mrs E A Wood host a lawn supper this evening at 0 o'clock for First Presbyterian Sunday school class members and families. One hundred guests expected. Neal M Wherry leads the class. Also dinner at the Colonial for Miss Lois Hull and Miss Linah Swanzey with several other guests. A lace and linen shower honors Miss Dorothy Anne Fritzel with a Ship of Happiness gifts display. Missionary society meets at 2:30 at Mrs A H Dyer's home. University of Kansas music program and various social gatherings noted. Birth announced of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Marston McClur Kare. Leisure Hour Club meets. several social notices of showers, dinners, and outings follow. Also a Sweden lecture trip by Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Husband. Dorothy Wilson to give piano recital at Unitarian church. Lake City golf and picnic events and other afternoon activities described. Honolulu hermit Manuel Pedro returns to Kahoolawe after 21 years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd
A. Wood
Barker Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Neal M. Wherry
Wood
Russell Seacat
W. G. Beougher
Dorothy Maxine Holcom
WREN
Dorothy Anne Fritzel
Gerald Messer
John V. Fritzel
Margaret Fritzel
Garnett Hilli
Julia Fritzel
Berniece Holyfield
Dorothy Fritzel
Alice Laptad
Edith Guist
Ruth Hagen
Ruth Paasch
Wife of Former Resident Has Article Printed in Current Magazine Issue
Theodore Whitwell McCurdy of New York authored a feature article Does Nobody Like Your Child in the August Ladies Home Journal. Mrs. McCurdy, wife of Lawrence resident Henry McCurdy, gathered material from her play director work with children in the Macdougal Sullivan Garden neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current
Theodore Whitwell McCurdy
New York
Ladies’ Home Journal
Social notices of travel and visits across states and countries
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Charlton and Mrs. C. B. Charlton with Miss Barbara Goll plan a trip east starting tomorrow. They will visit Akron then Canada and New York to see James Hayles and family until early August. Mrs. Robert Edmondson returns from a month with her daughter Mrs. Russell Cooper of Saffordville. George Bullene returns from Chicago and Detroit. R. H. Wagstaff heads to Green Mountain Falls to join his sister Mrs. Merritt Jeffries of Atchison. Henry Hyde visiting Topeka. Helen Cady leaves for Excelsior Springs. Mrs. L. M. Breakey travels toMonticello and City Island with her sons Ralph Breskey and W. J. Breskey for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Charlton
Barbara Goll
C. B. Charlton
East
Akron
Canada
New York
James Hayles
Robert Edmondson
Recordey
Russell Cooper
Saffordville
George Bullene
Chicago
Detroit
R. H. Wagstaff
Thurswy
Green Mountain Falls
Merritt Jeffries
Atchison
Henry Hyde
Helen Cady
Illinois Street
Excelsior Springs
L. M. Breakey
Miax
Marguerité Graham
Torrance Graham
Kansan City
Ottawa
Claude B. Beeks
Bill
John
Kansas City
Charles Beeks
Beulah Helen Stewart
Gladys Lisherness
City
Stewart
St. Luke’s Hospital
M. D. Ballard
Baldwin
C. N. Murray
New York City
Washington
D. C
James §. Chubb
Linn Creek
Epworth League Institute
Charles I. Spahr
Corwin Gander
James Gander
Floyd Barber
Lawrence
Barers
I. E. Barber
Osman G. Markham
Topeka
Lloyd Smith
H. K. Ebright
Betty Ebright
Evelyn Butler
Ruth Wellshear
Sids Park
Robert Mitchell
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Travel and Visit Plans
Henry Albach travels to Denver to spend two weeks with his son Henry Albach Jr. and Mrs. D. E. Roach. Virginia Lee, Mrs. Thorne, and family plan a month in Long Beach California. Clathe residents Clyde Gay and family visit Ella Thorne. Mrs Thorne’s mother travels with them. Howard Veatch reports factory unrest may limit stock. W G Hutson Jr returns from Cornell hotel program. Mrs. Chapman visits Kansas City. A J Martin hosts guests R L Franklin and Alonzo Fenstemaker before trips to Illinois and New York. Catherine McCreath funeral brings Kansas City pair H E Hucke and R T Shrontz to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Albach
Denver
Colo
Henry Albach, Jr
D. E. Roach
Virginia Lee
Long Beach
Cal
Clyde Gay
Clathe
Ella Thorne
Veatch
W. G. Hutson, Jr
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
R. F. Chapman
Kansas City
A. J. Martin
R. L. Franklin
Alonzo Fenstemaker
San Antonio
Tex
Franklin
Mr. Fenstemaker
Martin
Illinois
New York
H. E. Hucke
R. T. Shrontz
Catherine McCreath
Huxman to speak at Wichita picnic on Saturday
Governor Walter A. Huxman accepted an invitation to address a district Democratic picnic in Wichita on Saturday. He will also deliver the welcoming address at a Missouri Young Democrats meeting in Excelsior Springs, Missouri, Friday. Vacation rate ad offers low price in the Journal-World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxman
Topeka
Walter A. Huxman
Wichita
Missouri Young Demofants
Excelsior Springs
Baldwin Society Notes Highlight Weekend Visits Across Kansas
Baldwin residents recount visits from Kansas City to Ottawa and Lawrence with relatives and friends. Dr. James Chubb taught at Linn Creek, and the W C T U planned a family picnic. The Horns plan a Colorado summer, while others travel to Memphis and Abilene or tour New York City and Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Baldwin
Missea Evelyn Butler
Ruth Wellahear
Kansas Ci
Nelson P. Horn
Herold
Verafy
Memphis
Horn
Colorado
Ernet Phillips
Pauline
John
John Ruchty
John Rumnold
Abilene
Back Again In Town Dr James S Chubb Desn ais Kochan
A fragmented community column lists appearances by Miss Evelyn Butler and others in a Den Hall program with songs by Melvin Tieman Elinor Lawrence and Richard Marvell. Notes cover visits from Louise Testam and Miss Dorothy Davis in Europe Ottawa interior decorating by Thomas McMillan home paint on Ruchty residence and Zeta Tau Alpha preparation. Also mentions Rev John Ruchty home renovations and a golden anniversary dinner for Dr H L Chambers and Mrs J Wiggayesi. Golf gathering and wheat production remark end with regional agricultural note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Marvell
Ray 5
Bone Dark
Irvine
Ion Louise
Eurepe
Dorothy Davis
Thomas Has
Ottawa
C. C. McMillan
Hugh
A. L. Neue
Alvin Faker
John Ruchty
Ruchtys
Zeta Tau Alpha
Baldwin news notes on dinner guests and faculty list
Sunday evening dinner entertained guests honoring Mrs Mitchell’s mother and others from Lawrence and Parkville while Miss Ruth Price of Berkeley traveled with relatives to New York. Rev Ralph O Taylor announced Baldwin Epworth League Institute faculty including Horn Hunt Mills and Herman. a list of names and towns follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Chancellor
E. H. Lindley
Young
Lawrence
Charles E. Beeks
Florella McKittrick
Harry
Parkville
James
Counts
James Rus
Harriet Osborne
Kansas City
Ruth Price
Berkeley
Cal
New York
Price
Baldwin
Helen Price
Bryn Mawr' College
Maine
Ralph O. Taylor
Baldwin Epworth League Institute
Nelson P. Horn
O. E. Allison
Emporia
Charles J. Coldsmith
Ft. Scott
R. E. Gordon
Coffeyville
W. H. Werner
Kan
C. W. Brewster
Pleasanton
Robert A. Hunt
Clarence P. Mills
Topeka
A. J. Ryan
Shawnee
Sam Hedrick
Chautauqua
Mills Anderson
Eunice Britt
Martha Hanson
Kansas
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Futeasy Vrs
T. J. Swennty
W. A. Dunmire
Laurence Ward
N.C. Lindstrom
Lawrence Harris
Colonist Tea Room
Contract Club
Bert Tash
N. C. Lindstrom
Renial Tea Room
Hannah Oliver
The
Colonial
Lois Hull
Linah Swanzey
Pueblo
Miss Hull
Miss Swanzey
Dorothy Bradbury
Chickasha
Okla
Mary Grant
Agnes Thompson
Miss Oliver
Mesdames— Gerald Messer Eldon Smith
Lester Hegeman
Lester Pere Stanley Norman Willard Shoemaker
Max Laptad
Albert Fritzel
George Shields
Luther Gustafson
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
A. H. Dyer
Pennsylvania Street
Accredited
Music Teachers’ Association
Sallin
Frothingham
Duncan Sommervilleckstein
Isse
Sonny Underwood
the Hunter Ghores
Weber Onelta Thorne
Aw Heller
Phyllis Marlowe
the Owl
Searmalin Dallas Dunnin
Bay of Biacay
Parke Woodard
MacLachlan Q Rae W ‘Arn
Seatarseuese
Mendelssohn
Enneth Batley
Ay Beaumont
Robert Blisworth
Padarewski
Frances Walters
Rimski-Korsakov
Dennee
Mary Elizabeth
Kernery
Frances, George
Raymond Eberhart
University School of Educators
Bent
Brown’ Grove
Lawood
Mittee
Bert A. Hash
Marston McClur- Kare
New Hampshire Street
Memorial Meee
Ethan Mya
Nceorial High School
Finesse Club
Laurence Woodruff
Misa Marcelle
Switzerland
Arthur Aeerat
Geneva
Voice
University of Ratiay
Presbyterian Church Quartet
Leisure Hour
Josie Lee McGhee
Falinots Street
Lewis A. Kemp, Jr
Oodward
Helen Masquads
Mangelsdorf
Tennessee Street
Questa
Helen Grothaus
Ruth McGalbs
Sesdames— Lewis A. Kemp, Jr
Biesner
Eleanor Dauberman
Dorothy Koch
Helen Grethaus
Helen Mangeladort
George Florance
Hazel Rader Gladyon Howe
Justine Elliott
Ned Swayden
Carl Woodward
Mabel Gordon
Minses
Paulina Richarda
Laura McNair
Ruth Gatintenson
Celia McCune
Helen
Ruth
Wilfrid Husband
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Husband
Waldemar Geltch
Geltch
Dorothy Wilson
Louise Wiedemann
Unitarian Church
Barbara Huls
Ednah Hopkins
Dorothy Huls
Entry Club
Roland de Watteville
C. C. Stewart
H. W. Stowita
Victory Hills Club
Kansas Electric Power Company
Holcom's Grove
Henry Asher
Colonial Tea Room
Ladies’ Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
William Kahle
H. C. Rumsey
Kanwaka Literary Club
Mia
Edward Shaw
Honolulu
Manuel Pedro
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Roagasine
Journal- World
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Mrs. Wilson
Lady Lovelace Voile
Eeepeodys
Arta Aes
Baldwin News
H L. Chambers
Baldwin Ore
J. Wi
Eine Ing Solaris
Ormer
Ig Sepeistet Zaniein
Jon Case
Men of the Oak
United Gas
Tupelo
Mias
Miss Ida Sledge
Emphis! Society Girl
Marie Earle
Vanity Beauty Shop
Weaver's
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Praien 3
Welcoms
Bridoe
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