Society Calendar Highlights This Week
Saturday Mr and Mrs H C Rumsey host supper for Mr and Mrs J A West. Sunday Mr and Mrs Chris Schaake celebrate golden anniversary with open house 3 to 6 PM. Monday Sigma Kappa progressive picnic Flower club breakfast at Mrs C M Sterling. Tuesday Mrs W G Beougher and Mrs Warren Waters host luncheon Evans Hearth Country club golf matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Rumsey
J. A. West
Chris Schaake
Sigma Kappa
Flower Club
C. M. Sterling
W. G. Beougher
Warren Waters
Evans Hearth
Country Club
Engagement of Lua Elizabeth Bumgarner to James McDonough
Dr and Mrs Edward Bumgarner announce the engagement of their daughter Lua Elizabeth to James Delbert McDonough son of Mr and Mrs Leon James McDonough of Newton Kan The wedding date has not been announced Prof and Mrs J W Twente hosted visiting University school of education faculty at dinner Guests included Dr and Mrs Glen Blair Glenn Jr New York City Dr and Mrs Felix Ullrich San An Frees Tex Irving Melbo Oakland Cal Dr L W Brooks Wichita L A Brooks Denver Colo Prof W H Johnson Dr and Mrs F P O Brien Lawrence The Old Friends club meets Tuesday at 2 30 pm at 913 Indiana St with Mrs Fred Copp hosting Lunch ends the donkey golf tourney at Lawrence Country Club Tuesday at noon Prizes to be awarded Members to bring a donkey Pairings list provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bumgardner
Lua Elizabeth
James Delbert McDonough
Leon James McDonough
Newton, Kan
J. W. Twente
University School of Education
Glen Blair
Gon
Glenn, Jr
Old Friends Club
Philip Ernst
Indiana Street
Fred Copp
Lawrence Country Club
George March
Joanna
Reno
Okla
S. W. Atkinson
Robert McNair Davis
Tulsa
Davis
Chancellor
E. H. Lindley
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
J. B. Mack
Denver
Lewis C. Gordon
Rolla
Bailey
The
Colonial
Major Gordon
University of Kansas
Fort Riley
John Potucek
Wellington
E. C. Lupton
Sammy Moore
Colo
Daisy Jenkins
Forest City
Ted Cooksey
John Woodhull
Jean
Helen
Dees announce birth of daughter in Oskaloosa
Mr and Mrs Elwyn Dees of 834 Missouri Street announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at Memorial Hospital in Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Memorial Hospital
Elwyn Dees
Missouri Street
Local Personal News: Weekends Visit and Travel
A string of domestic trips and weekend visits spans Kansas and nearby states. Mr. and Mrs. George March and daughter Joanna visit S. W. Atkinson in El Reno Oklahoma while Prof. and Mrs. Davis plan a Tulsa weekend.
Cross word puzzle clues mix with scattered letters and errors
A scrambled across and down clue list with numerous typos and missing letters. It contains definitions for strike, eye parts, elements, foods, and various objects, but many items are garbled or incomplete making solution impractical.
Kansas City Residents Take Summers Journeys
Bobrecker travels to Estes Park for two weeks with Camp Timberland for girls. The Woodhulls will spend time there and visit Grand Lake and Colorado Springs before returning to Lawrence by August 12. Other local trips include convention travel to Cleveland and a vacation plan to Estes Park and Green Mountain Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobrecker
Kansas City
Estes Park
Colo
Woodhull
Timberland
Grand Lake
Colorado Springs
Lawrence
James Moore
Wendall Mack
John Brand
Cleveland
National Bar Association
E. A. Rogers
R. H. Beamer
California
Arizona
Texas
W. T. Johnson
Haskell Institute
Lake District
Minnesota
John Beamer
Columbus
Kan
Nebraska
Bernice Tupper
Wisconsin
Sunday church services and events on Ninth Street schedule
Sunday school led by Miss Louise Garrett at 9 80 with a sermon on Following Gods Plan from Judges. Sermon by Rev Noble Lee at 11 00 on A Threefold Exhortation. 3 00 stewards and class leaders pew rally. 6 30 A C EB League hosted by Mrs Della Bryant on Contributions of City and Country to Our National Life. 7 45 pastor's message. Noon Tuesday goodwill dinner by stewards board No 1 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
New York Streets
Louise Garrett
Gideon
Noble Lee
St. James A. M. E
A. C. EB. League
Della Bryant
Local Social Roundup Across Kansas Towns
A flurry of visits and calls from Kansas City to Eudora and El Dorado fills a weekend narrative. Neighbors include the Reidel and Bernitz families, Misses Neis and Starr, and many others sharing meals, hospitality, and get well wishes. The notes close with two fact updates on U S oil history and Zeppelin helium requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Reidel
Walter Reidel
Kansas City
George Kaegi
Harold Reusch
Eudora
Johnnie Reusch
Clarence Pine
Raymond
Willfred
Vernon Strobel
Elva Ruth Abel
Kaw Valley
Martin Abel
Arthur Bernitz
Alice Bernitz
Carl Bernitz
Ruth Neis
Frances Jennings
Little River
Virginia Starr
Anna Grist
el Dorado
Miss Neis
Ralph Whaley
Fred Whaley
Belleview
Bobbie Whaley
Whaley
Walter Wilson
Marjorie Westerhouse
Willfred Eudaly
Howard
Bernitz
Gideon Neis
Lewie Bartz
Oscar Lothholz
Floyd Broers
Leslie Kindred
Ed Vogler
Clarence Woods
Nell Catlin
Wilson
George Schubert
Gardner
Ruth Bartz
Pete Edelbrock
Darlene
Miss Bartz
Otto Abel
Carl
Howard Kohler
Hesper
Emma Wilson
Howard Bernitz
Lelia Mae
Paul Hadl
East Eudora
Aunt Het by Robert Quillle
Column humor piece by Robert Quillle reflecting on domestic stereotypes with a jab at those who praise efficient women yet rely on others for chores. Includes social commentary on gender roles in a 1930s context.
Fall Fashion Scene Sets For Season Ahead
Paris style notes indicate a shift to fall looks with black dresses featuring white trim and gold accents, new apron silhouettes, and lightweight jersey fabrics. The doll hat trend grows, while midnight blue dinner jacket tones suggest coordinated evening wear for women with their escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Remember Manners on That Week End Trip
Public etiquette guidance for weekend guests stresses maintaining harmony. Offer helpfulness without hovering, avoid criticizing other guests, and keep talk balanced. Maintain personal appearance, bring necessary items, and prevent boredom with brief rests without overtalking.
Proper Etiquette at Social Gatherings
This excerpt advises men to be attentive and flexible hosts, suggesting to adapt to hosts' cues and keep behavior considerate. It emphasizes staying with the hostess’s lead, avoiding scattered leavings, and tidying up after oneself to maintain pleasant company.
New Rain Umbrellas Catch Eyes With Summer Flair
Lightweight oiled silk umbrellas suit rainy days and pair with summer clothes. Prices show dainty color choices and floral designs in white bases with red blue green or black accents. Transparent models in black brown red green blue often feature florals and self colors, with stubby handles shaped as flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Helps for Housewives Kitchen Tips and Tests
Fresh eggs sink in cold water and appear clear when held to candle flame in a dark room. Store salad oil cold and dry. Keep coffee tea sugar baking powder spices soda cream of tartar cereals tightly covered. Rinse and boil teapot to avoid musty tea. Juices include tomato clam pineapple orange grapefruit lemon cherry and mint. Use paper towels for cleaning and wiping. Standard measures explain fats sugars flour and liquid conversions.
New Luggage Accessories Let Women Pack Light and Smart
A travel case trend offers compact packets and silk envelopes to hold toiletries, lingerie, and small items. Designers tout customizable bottle bags, satin-lined pouches, and rubber-lined cases with spools and clothespins. Shoppers favor one color and minimal contents to ease packing and dressing room access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Quinlan
Fruit Milk Sherbet Recipe from Mrs Hemphill
A refrigerator sherbet recipe using whole milk and fruit juice with optional bananas and evaporated milk. Instructions cover mixing chilling freezing and serving with guidance on temperature and texture, credited to Mrs. T A Hemphill of 327 E 19th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Hemphill
E. 19Th St
Old China Donated by D A R for Shawnee Mission Rooms
Betty Washington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution donated about thirty pieces of old china to Shawnee Mission. The set includes Staffordshire items, a pink luster cup, sixteen plates with George and Martha Washington depictions and Mount Vernon scene. Mrs S W Atkinson arranged the display in two rooms. The chapter plans a large hooked rug gift this fall for D A R rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Shawnee Mission
D.A.R
S. W. Atkinson
George
Martha Washington
Mount Vernon
Scrambled Eggs as Favored by a Lawrence Woman
A Lawrence woman prefers scrambled eggs prepared in a double boiler rather than on an electric grill. She beats the eggs with salt and cream, using about a tablespoon of cream per two eggs, then cooks the mixture slowly stirring until set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Peppermint Ice Cream Mix from Mrs Houghton
A simple peppermint ice cream method using 1 cup milk 12 marshmallows heated then 1 crushed peppermint candy mixed in. Cool fold in 1 cup whipped cream and freeze in a tray. Serves 6. Mrs H W Houghton 940 Louisiana St.
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H. W. Houghton
Louisiana T
Chill Pie Dough for Easy Rolling and Even Shapes
Chill the dough thoroughly before rolling to fit pie pans. Roll just enough dough for one crust at a time and work quickly. Roll from center to outside and aim for a near round shape.
Campers Advised on Storing Flammable and Food Items
Campers should keep matches and cleansing materials tightly covered in tin cans. Use cans with tight lids for coffee baking powder sugar or crackers. Canned containers help store foods to keep insects away.
Surface wash technique for oilcloth and linoleum
Instruction on cleaning oilcloth and table linoleum with warm water and mild soap. Rinse with equal parts cold water and skimmed milk, then wipe dry. Result is added luster to the surface.
Glassware Care and Rinsing Tips
Adds luster to glass by a few drops of bluing in warm rinse water. Dry each piece quickly with a lint free cloth to prevent streaks.
Bisque Tartons Egg Yolk Custard Freeze Recipe
Beat egg yolks until pale then add milk and cook until thickened. Dissolve marshmallow in water, fold into cooled mixture with salt. Stir in crushed macaroons and vanilla. Fold in whipped cream then freeze without stirring in a refrigerated tray. Mrs. I. F. Eberhart, 945 Tenn. St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Eberhart
Baldwin social news and summer visitors report
Baldwin hosts and attends gatherings with Kansas City visitors and Ames guests. Leon and Frank Kretchmer and Gatewood hosts entertain friends. a party honors Jean and Martin Bretnall of Ames Iowa. local youths and relatives attend. Miss Lockwood visits Fraser theater in Lawrence. Abolitionist history noted in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Kretchmery
Frank Kretcheimer
Kansas City
Baldwin
Herman Gatewood
Claire Leitaker
Jean
Martin Lou Bretnall
Ames, Ja
Mary Ann
Sarah Counts
Cynthia Smith
Beth
Marjory Hubbsman
Evelyn Warner
Sally Wood
Barbara Beals
Bonnie Jean Adriance
Billy Clark
Jay Stover
Donald Selzer
Buddy Dunn
Bill Cragoe
Jimmy Leitaker
Chester
Edward Gates
Chester Moore
Billy Hey
Bob Ridgway
Jack Miopsinnes
Excelsior Springs
Mary Lockwood
Mary Nelle LeMaster
Lawrence
Fraser Theater
Miss Lockwood
Francis Yeomans
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J. W. Hartley
J. I. Perry
George Hedrick
H.W. Stowits
G. E. Mosley
C. E. Deck
Ars. H. Dolen
C. G. Hesse
E.ave Penchard, Jr
Grace Turner
C. J. Dodds
C. D. Mater
J. J. Riling
E. Schwahn
V. KR. Bruner
Harry Brown
Fredo. Barteldes
N. C. Lindstrom
C. C. Stewart
L. E. Rice
Charles Radcliffe
J. Penney
A. S. Anderson
B. G. Gustafson
Adrian Lindsey
R. A. de Watteville
Willis Zweifel
H. J. Hanna
Clinton Park
Duane Haverty
Duane
J. J. Street
Laurene Michael
Lurene Michael
R. Ransted
Peggy Ransted
Patricia Ransted
Paul B. Harnar
Annabelle
Janice Street
Chieaen
T. W. Reynolds
Topeka
Viola Heit Schmidt
Lyons
Mrs. Hesse
Charles P. Hannah
Hebrides Islands
Alask
St. Luke A. M. E. Church
Evening Star
United States
Colorado
Robert Quille
Jim
Publishers Syndicate
Jersey
Associated Press
de Luxe Cafe
Frances D
Baldwin News
Boston
Mass
10Th
New Hampshire
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