Social notes from a busy Kansas City park and clubs
Mrs Jack Exton and Mrs H L Stover hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering in Central Park to celebrate the seventh birthdays of Charlotte Eytom and Thelma Stover. Guests included Elizabeth Ann Beck Harriet Jean Carter Jane Kennedy Marjorie Weith and others. Mary Lee Ellington invited guests for four tables of bridge at the Thimble tea room tomorrow at 2. Mrs Owen Lyons street announced the birth of a daughter Marie Esther on July 28. Other events note a tea by Mrs J S Learned for twenty four guests and a children's party hosted by Mr and Mrs Learned for Don Learned. A picnic was held by St Paul Evangelical League for William von Velbert of Muelheim. Girls at the Country Club golf matches and several other social activities are listed among ongoing local society scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Exton
H. L. Stover
Central Park
Charlotte Eytom
Thelma Stover
Elizabeth’ Ann Beck
Harriet’ Jean Carter
Jane Kennedy
Marjorie Weith
Dorothy May
Bernice Bell
Mary Vale
Viola Watts
Elsie Bartley
Evert Gene Hill
Lloyd Greent
Billie Menard
Ellis Kahn
Robert Kahn
Mary Lee Ellington
Thimble Tea Room
Owen
Lyona Street
Marie Esther
Kansas
Robert
3. S. Learned
Aste
Chidren
Don Rankin
Donald Young
Jaret
Wheeler
George
Albert
Robert Dr
Martha
Cain x
Ruth
Menatees
St. Paul's Evangelical League
Orte Altenbernd
Eudora
William von Velbert
Muelheim
von Felbertch
America
William Albert
Social shower honors Fletcher couple with mixed guest list
Miss Laurena Mark and Mrs Gus Wolfe hosted a miscellaneous shower evening honoring Mr and Mrs Fletcher. The guest list includes many friends and relatives such as Miss Hat tip Dunkley and Mrs Frank Dunkley, Mrs Marguerity Masot, Mrs Woods, Miss Augusta Corel Vivian Kagl, and Virginian Wolfe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Wolfe
Fletcher
Miss Hat
Tip Dunkley
Myre
George
Mtola Fletcher
Paul
Virginian Wolfe
Doris
Dupkin
Porch Bridge At The Cedars Hosts Guests In Oklahoma City
The Cedars porch bridge welcomed guests including Mrs. L. A. McNallely of Minneapolis and Mrs. Walter Slagle of Oklahoma City. During the serving of refreshments the bridge tables displayed glass baskets with pansies. Mrs. E. P. Sisson won high score and Miss Laurena Mack took second. Prizes were also awarded to guests of honor. Players included Mrs. McNalley, Mrs. Iming of Tonganoxie, Mrs. Wood of Tulsa, and Mrs. A. Vi. P. Sisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cedars
L. A. McNallely
Minneapolis
Walter Slagle
Oklahoma City
Okla
E. P. Sisson
Laurena Mack
Wellington party visits New York connection tour
Wellington party traveling to New York City to Roger Hackney arrived this afternoon to visit Mrs. John L. Kilworth. They were joined by a daughter Miss Lola Hackney and by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sullivan of Kansas City. Also noted were Mr. and Mrs. C. Beer oe or Mr Brown and daughter of Les Aunt the Low es Cal spent Sunday with Mrs. A Fourth Street. Ty Henry and gan derey ler yesterday for Coffeyville to join Mr. Henry who was transferred there from Hoisington. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrow and final daughter of King Mounel formerly of Lahwrenvk spent Sunday with THonds there.
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Wellington
New York City
Roger Hackney
Lola Hackney
C. E. Sullivan
Kinnsas City
C. Beeroe
Mr Brown
Les
Coffeyville
Henry
Hoisington
Harry Morrow
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First Preesbyterian Church
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Clarence Topping
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Navy
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Bakers
Gladiolus
Malones
LANAN
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Druc
TENA
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Lanax
Aunt Het
Robert Aur
Hisself
Publishers Syndicate
Laurena
Mark, Mra
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SenAhien Simons
Ward
Mass
Fischer’s
Mr. and Arkney of
New Style Shop
Istore
Morton
Georgette
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