Social calendar notes Thursday and Friday gatherings
Pi Lambda Theta hosts a tea for Dr. Ivan A. Booker of Washington DC at Memorial Union. Mrs. Fred Bremer and Mrs. Edd A. Wood host a bridge luncheon. Alpha Delta Pi holds a bridge luncheon at Evans Hearth on Friday and a dinner for Mrs. Philip Readie at Colonial tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Lambda Theta
Ivan A. Booker
Washington, D. C
Memorial Union Building
Fred Bremer
Edd A. Wood
Bridge
Alpha Delta Pi
Evans Hearth
Philip Readie
Colonial Tea Room
Lawrence women host bridge luncheons and teas and a birthday
Local social events include Alpha Delta Pi hosting a bridge luncheon for rushees at Evans Hearth tomorrow at 1 PM. Mrs Fred Bremer and Mrs Edd A Wood entertain today at Mrs Bremer home. Dr Ivan A Booker and Mrs Booker attend a tea in Memorial Union with Pi Lambda Theta and education faculty wives. Prizes awarded at the 1900 New club gathering. Various groups plan picnics, dinners, and upcoming bridge events at Alpha Omicron Pi house and Shrine Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Piorarity
Lawrence Rushees
Evans
Ivan A. Booker
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
School of Education
Booker
Pi Lambda Theta
Memorial Union Building
National Education Association
Educational Policies Commission
Ruth Litchen
Marcel Rich
Eileen Steele
Maud Ellsworth
Fredricka Pearson
Ursula Henley
Ruth Kenney
Zinnias
University School of Education
B. A. Nash
F. O. Russell
A.H. Turney
Thimbles
P. E. Oglevie
Atwood
Bert W. Johnson
Picnic in Clinton Park Honors Miss Shirley
A small group held a picnic in Clinton park on Tuesday evening to honor Miss Shirley, with friends from Mississippi and Louisiana visiting. The event marked a friendly gathering after a voyage home from Sete to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Shirley
Clinton Park
Lawrence Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors Trips
Mrs. Thomas Wylie and her Kalamazoo family visit Mrs. Wylie’s mother Mrs. P. P. Lester. Dr. E. M. Hopkins plans a Colorado cottage stay and fishing trip via Billings Missoula Spokane Salt Lake City. Obed Thompson family heads to Madison Wisconsin for vacation. Mrs. Dan Zimmerman and Barbara Pratt visit over the weekend. Shirley Shaner travels from Sioux City to visit Mildred Carpenter. Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Weber to spend day with relatives. Mrs. John Hunzicker returns home with them. The Faulkner girls from Dodge City visit grandmother Mrs. D. D. Hornaday. Charles Jensen of Dallas visits Lawrence. Ned Russell and wife depart for Cheney then back to Lawrence midweek. Mildred LeSner returns from Pueblo after hip injury care for aunt Mrs. E. H. Wolff. Mary Frances Fitzpatrick returns from Atchison. Mrs. Ralph Baldwin leaves for Boulder Colorado. Ruth O Brien and John Thiele visit Pine Oak camp with Kansas City Girl Scouts at Lake of the Ozarks. Other Lawrence girls attend camp, including Muriel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Hopkins
Woodland Park
Colo
Northwest
Billings
Missoula
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Obed Thompson
Obed II
Madison
Wis
Dan Zimmerman
Barbara
Pratt
Ralph van Bebber
Shirley Shaner
F. B. Shaner
Sioux City
Lawrence
Mildred Carpenter
Shaner
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Sioux Ity
A. A. Weber
Junction City
John Hunzicker
Weber
Ruth Ellen
Theo Jean
Erna Lee Faulkner
G. T. Faulkner
Dodge City
D D. Hornaday
Faulkner
Mildred LeSner
Pueblo
Col
E. H. Wolff
Wolff
Zella Lamb
Mary Frances Fitzpatrick
Atchison
Mary Rose Barkow
Ralph Baldwin
Boulder
Walter Thiele
John
Topeka
Ruth O Brien
Pine Oak
Kansas City Girl Scouts
Lake of the Ozarks
Kansas City
Muriel
Local Social Notes From City Churches and Visits
Jordan Virginia Stephenson Virginia Jo Winters Nancy Nevin and Mary Lou Nelson attend notes. Mrs S F Brown travels to Kansas City for Dorcas society meeting at Our Saviour's Lutheran church. Mrs Joe Pucka spending day in Kansas City. Mrs Daisy Boyle also in Kansas City for the day.
Vance Family Reunion Highlights Kansas City Visit
Miss Elgitha Hoffman visited Kansas City to stay with her sister Myrtle at the Leonard Vance home. A Vance family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oehrle’s home on July 10 drew numerous Vance relatives from Kansas and Missouri. Other local social notes mention visits, porch gatherings, and Bethel aid society activities including an ice cream supper planned for July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgitha Hoffman
Kansas City
Myrtle
Leonard Vance
Vance
Raymond Oehrle
Merv Vance
Thelma
Mary Lois
Warren
Paul
L. R. Vance
Wilma
A. N. Siren
Barbara
Ralph Grubb
Tom Boten
Lloyd
Arthur Boten
Ira Hopkins
Alf Lund
Dennis
Jean Charles
Lees Summit
Wallace Vance
Carthage
E. L. Vance
Olathe
Kan
Dorothy Mae Simmons
Virgil Schwartz
Worden
Bertha Garrett
Wayne Owens
Ruth Jones
Garrett
Clark Kinney
Cap Bond
Joe Banks
Bond
Banks
Earnest Albright
Topeka
Margaret Emma Coffman
Overbrook
Earnest
Hopewell and Independence Social Guests Visit
Mr and Mrs Gus Wulfkuhle of Lawrence were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Seele last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Olson of Pomona called on Mr and Mrs Roy Merchant Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Wulfkuhle
Lawrence
Henry Seele
Clarence Olson
Pomona
Roy Merchant
Fall Leaf Social Visits Across Kansas City and Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Jim Dyer of Kansas City Missouri spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Vitt Miss Gusta Ziesenis of Lawrence stayed Friday to Sunday at the home of Mrs Hanna Pfleger and Wayne Vitt Mr and Mrs Noah Canary and daughter Esther and Misses Jen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dyer
Kansas City
Frank Vitt
Gusta Ziesenis
Lawrence
Hanna Pfleger
Wayne Vitt
Noah Canary
Esther
Jen
Local residents visit friends and community harvest notes
Nie and Betty Tabor of Linwood visited Harold Anderson in DeSoto. Farmers stopped potato digging last week then resumed for government procurement. Mrs. Reetz and Mrs. Simon of Lawrence helped cook for threshers. Dorothy Schwarz from Lawrence stayed with William Reetz. Caviness family from Hesper visited Frank Witt's grandparents. Rosaline Schellack hosted Harvey Schellack in Eudora. Mrs. Roy Johnson and baby from Kansas City visited Frank Schoenhofer's mother. Constant North stayed overnight with Katherine and Lila Reetz. Albert Steinbring party in Kansas City with Wesley and Norma Jean. Housewives busy canning peaches. wheat harvest nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie
Betty Tabor
Linwood
Harold Anderson
DeSoto
Fred Reetz
Harold Simon
Lawrence
Noah Canary
Dorothy Schwarz
William Reetz
Howard Caviness
Betty Jean
Doris
Hesper
Frank Witt
Harvey Schellack
Rosaline Schellack
Eudora
Roy Johnson
Baby
Kansas City
Frank Schoenhofer
Constant North
Katherine
Lila Reetz
Albert Steinbring
Wesley
Norma Jean
William Wheeler
Local Social Notes From Fairfax Belmont Area
Mrs Elmer Trowbridge and daughters Patsy and Dolores return home after a three week visit with relatives in Eldon and Jefferson City Missouri. Families and neighbors are noted visiting each other including the Risleys at Reading and a Legionville camp return for Jean Coffman. A prenuptial shower was hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Gilbreath for Miss Viola Jackson and Frank Reusch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Trowbridge
Patsy
Dolores
Eldon
Jefferson City
Ralph Bailey
Kenneth
Heyward Risley
Reading
Ivan King
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
D. P. Thornton
Elija Case
Blackwater
Jean Coffman
Alfred Coffman
Legionville Preventorium
Independence
L. H. Sumner
Jean
J. F Sumner
Spring Hill
Kan
Roy
John Seiphert
Winchester
Haskell Beers
Ed Gilbreath
Viola Jackson
Frank Reusch
Social gathering and visits noted in local area
The account records a gathering with games and gifts for the honored couple attended by 22 guests. Guests included Ottawa visitors the G. W. Jackson family. Various local residents and relatives are listed visiting Baldwin, Topeka, Mayetta and Cherryvale with several illnesses and hospitalities noted.
Social Snaps From Kansas City and Kansas Guests
Skeet of Houston and Mr and Mrs Harry Sommer of Lawrence visited the Nelson art gallery in Kansas City Sunday. George Edwards of Ottawa stayed with his aunts Mrs Ed Smith and Mrs William Marshall last week then returned home with Mrs Marshall and her children Barbara Billie Jack and Dorothy and their grandparents Mr and Mrs F Brokmann. Mrs Harry Davenport learns her 12 year old brother Carl McKenzie of Kansas City is very ill in a hospital there and her sister Mrs Marie Bates is also quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Jackson
Kenneth Hatcher
Sophia Reusch
G. W. Jackson
Ottawa
Donna Jean King
Webb Fenton
Baldwin
C. C. Nelson
Fred Lutz
L. W. West
Dorothy Mae
Mary Ann
Jo Ann Cawood
Topeka
C. T. Cawood
Junior
Gage Park
Nelsons
Frank Jones
Hetty
W. Orelup
Gertrude Orelup
Baker
Pratt
Frank Adams
Charles Banker
Betty
M. M. Chastain
Cherryvale
Frank Curbon
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Mayetta
E. C. Neustifter
Sally Mee
Skeet
Houston
Tex
Harry Sommer
Lawrence
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
George Edwards
Ed Smith
William Marshall
Marshall
Barbara
Billie
Jack
Dorothy
F. Brokmann
Harry Davenport
Carl McKenzie
Mrs
Marie Bates
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Bremer
Kansas Electric Power Company
Leavenworth
Shrine Park
George Mills
Bill Mills
W. F. Jordan
L. S. Purcell
W. C. Boardman
C. J. Overbaugh
David Ohlhausen
Bill Overbaugh
C. A. Pieratt
Douglas County Farm Bureau” Women’s Chorus
Ned Russell
Barbourville, Ky
C. C. Wiley
Cheney
Mother's Discussion Club
Oliver Transue
New Jersey Street
Joe Newman
Kenneth Rankin
Omaha, Neb
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
Veterans Hall
Avis Shirley
Pocatello
Ida
Miss Shirley
Innes, Bullene and Ackman
Publishers Syndicate
Thomas Wylie
Kalamazoo, Mich
Wylie
P. P. Lester
Bethel
Hopewell
Fairfax
Belmont
Starling Furniture CO
Mass
Igi
Aaao
Sale
Fleecy Downs
Fleecy Down Cote
Penney’s
Batiste
Jeffries
Fon
Oic
Husky
Montgomery
Inone
ED W. Parsons Jeweler
Ganther
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