Society notices highlight local clubs and meetings
The Chi Omega Alumnae group meets Monday at 3 at Mrs. A B Mitchell's home. Shawnee Country Club women visit Lawrence Country Club Tuesday morning for a 10 o'clock match and noon luncheon. A Mother's and Daughters banquet follows at the First Methodist sod rooms. Social Service League directors convene at Eldridge Hotel Monday 10:30. Kanwaka Literary Club hosted by Mrs. John Levett with varied readings, a picnic planned at Gage Park June 4, next meeting June 15. Wimodausis class picnic at Clinton Park Monday 6:15 with supper committee. Home Aid Society hosted by Mrs. Frank Lescher with flowers program. next Thursday covered-dish luncheon ends season. Minervian Club elected officers. Past Noble Grands Club closed with new fall officers and flower contest winners. Monday bridge club to meet at Mrs. Bleakley's. Women’s Relief Corps notes GAR encampment reports and honors member Ida K Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Levett
Kanwaka Literary Club
Rockies
Ethan Sims
Levett
Opal Shaw
Leonora Elkin
Helen Shaw
Sidney Emmett
Gage Park
Frank Miller
Fannie Orr
Ruth Miller
Frank Lescher
Home Aid Society
H. G. van Neste
J. J. Krum
J. R. Good
Ww 1
Olmsted
O. F. DeVore
Social Calendar Highlights Weekender Gatherings
Saturday events include a tea for Mrs Harriett MacDonald and Miss Atgpel Haskell and a dinner for Mrs Armin Wosstemeyer with the bridge club. Monday features a dinner and reception for Rev M T St Johns at the parish hall with the bridge club. Other items list Omega Alumnae, Wigodausis class picnic, Clinton area activities, and Mother Daughter banquet at First Methodist Church with various clubs and bridge socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett MacDonald
Atgpel Haskell
Parden
Armin Wosstemeyer
Bridge Club
M. T
Lawrence News and Society Notes Highlight Local Events
Activities include a department councillor appointment by Bernice Collins Ludwig of Buffalo, Lawrence delegates meeting Comrade 5 K Criss now in El Dorado, Louise Griffiths engagement to Dr Cedric Snyder of Winfield, and a September wedding planned at the bride's mother's home. The Year Round club meets at 2:30 with poems on the flag, and Mrs H M Mason presents on origin of the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Collins Ludwig
Buffalo
Bailey
Johnston
Department of Kansas
Lawrence
5. K. Criss
el Dorado
Charles Griffith
Berkeley
Cal
Louise
Cecil Snyder
Winfield
Dr. Snyder
University of Kansas
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Harry Dauberman
Perry Street
H. M. Mason
Local personals note a string of visits and illnesses
Mrs. H. S. Mitchell of Lawrence is seriously ill at her Joplin home after an appendicitis operation. J. H. Nevin from Walla Walla visits his parents in town. Mrs. A. F. McClanahan and children spend the day with Mrs. Walter Thiele in Topeka. Hazel Lee Simmons and Miss Rachel Armstrong travel for visits. Mrs. George Bryant returns to Kansas City after visiting her father. Bob Dodderidge joins a boys’ camp at Camp Wood. J. W. Arnold leaves for Wamego after University year. C. A. Munger and daughter Jo visit. University commencement soon. Vivian Skilton returns from Chicago after state exposition trip. Several girls attend St Mary’s academy in Leavenworth. Mrs. H. A. Dodderidge returns from Topeka. Lida Woodring seen in town after recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Mitchell
Lawrence
Joplin
Triend
Walter Thiele
Topeka
Hazel
Lee Simmons
George Bryant
W. L. Post
Kanses City
Rachel Armstrong
Omaha
W. C. Nelson
Kansas City
W. E. Davis
Bob ‘Dodderidge
Camp Wood
Elmdale
J. W. Arnold
J. B. Henry
Wamego
C. A. Munger
Nancy
Belleville
F. W
Hosford
Munger
Vivian Skilton
Chicago
Wiete Abe
Ethel Denton
Katharine Stuart
Alice Maria Meyn
Ann Whipple
Barbara Jane Goll
Delores Green
Society and travel notes from local residents
Est. of Mrs. Neese left yesterday for Washington. Mrs. Artis Bryde of Chicago, visiting her mother Mrs. Mary Garvin, will depart tonight for New York to view fall fashions and return to Chicago by July 1. Mrs. William Docking went to Kansas City to be with her daughter Mrs. Homer Neville and family. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Reynolds stayed with Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Popplewell before leaving for St. Louis to make their home, joined by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McHatton of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neese
Yesteray
Washington
Artis’ Bryde
Chicago
Mary Garvin
New York
William Docking
Kansas
Homer Neville
B. G. Reynolds
Captains Creek News Focuses on Local Gatherings and Losses
A week ago Wednesday two road horses were killed by lightning at Captains Creek while at work in the barn. Henry Siler and Albert Miller each lost a horse the same day. The community reports several visits to Lawrence and to the Clark Welliver home for birthdays and friendly gatherings. Numerous residents are mentioned by name at church events, dinners, and social occasions, with updates on health and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Breckenridge
Henry Siler
Albert Miller
Lawrence
Clark Welliver
Welborn
Edwin Parker
Elroy Parker
Eugene Burns
Etta
Walter Osborne
Prairie Center Methodist Ladies Aid
Ralph Bowling
Dorothy Gabriel
Gretif
G Chen Gabriel
Robert Iny
Kansas City
Alonzo Amy Bler
Mildred Louisa
Iny
Ambler
Ralph Wotan
Hesper
Bales
Harold Lefmann
Phillip Lefmann
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Bill Edelbrock
Eudora
Jake Lefmann
Delmar
Delbert
Phillips Lefmann
California
Anna Scheurer
Viola Scheurer
Phillip Gabriel
Toneka
Gabriel
Earl Ott
Bellview
Mire
Alonza Ambler
Mildred
Aivz
Delores
Phillips Gabriel
Ray Lefmann
Lena Lefmann
Phillip
Lefmann
Mra
Hulda Hodges
Phillin Gabriel
Lucille
Dorothy
Fern Broer
Weaver
Floyd Broer
Harry Broer
Alonzo, Ambler
Werner
De Soto Man Injures Finger In Loading Demonstration
Otis Beshears of De Soto shot his right forefinger while showing a rifle was unloaded. The injury is healing. Local notices mention multiple village events, school clerks reelected, visits from Kansas City and Lawrence, and a rock crusher purchase for Lexington township roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Beshears
Ernest Sigman
Friends Church
Prairie Center
Fred Warsop
Lawrence
Jesse Hoffine
Edith Signin
Fred Thomas
Lone Star School
Ruth Hambleton
Morning Star
C. E. Jewett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chi Omega
A. B. Mitchell
Lawrence Country Club
Robert Hunt
Minnie B. Walker
The
Social Service League
Eldridge Hotel
Presbyterian Church
Clinton Park
Arthur Jung
E. A. Springer
Minervian Club
Mary Farley
Noble Grands Club
Louilda de Wolf
Ice
Emmas Johns
Dora M. Dunakin
Maud Crumpton
Min«nis Kahle
H.G. van Neate
Wilfred McClain
Carl Bruckmiller
Ded. Bleakley
Women's’ Relief
Corna
Gertie K. Johnston
W.R.C
el Dorsde
S. K. Funk
Ga.r
Ida K. Bailey
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
L. B. Sanders
Maurice Blue
St. Joseph
Double Four Bridge Club
Ed Blevins
George Pickens
Roy Hooser
Lea Hageman
C. H. Hoyt
Mr. Hoyt
George Brackett Farm
Town
R. W., Yeoman
Hoyt
Emily Hoyt
Waverly
John Wilder
Will Eberley
John Wallace
Tom Raymond
Harry L. Raymond
Wilder
A. Palm
West_ Ninth street
Chester E. Daum
Helen Joan
Daum
Ruth Bryan
A. H. Bryan
Captains Creek
John A. Jardine
Fargo A. D
National Federation
Minneapolis
Chanel
DE Soto
John Mason
Paul Mason
DeSoto
Woodrow Wilson
Golden City
Jim Ellis
J. C. Scott
Wyett Scott
Mary Shesser
Jean Simpson
Clarence van Sickle
Emporia
Ruth Will
Mt. Oread
W. C. Watson
Springfield
F. W. Barber
Baldwin
Watson
Harry Cramer
Linwood
Alexander Wilson
Wilson
Friley
Cora Corlis
Audrey Osborne
LA. Penner
Lexington Township
Ernest Kirkpatrick
Melvin
Lee Morris
Ostero
O. E. Ashlock
Morris
Ashlock
Frank Freeburg
al- Lester Gilmore
Kan Garmore
di Jomes
Frank Tobler
K. W
Fred Tobler
Anna Orme
Montrose
Col
Martha Shipley
Wood
Florence Soule
Business College
Journal- World
Journal World
Douglas County
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