Marriages and society notes fill Kansas paper page
The issue reports weddings including Miss Phyllis Nelson to Philip H. Cook in Almena with plans to settle in Higginsville Missouri. Eugenia Janice Ralph R. Howard’s daughter wed John Howland Emick in Kansas City. Gladys Weibel to Robert Mounsey in Medicine Lodge with home in Lawrence after June 10. Social teas, bridge luncheons, clubs and church activities across Lawrence and nearby towns are described with attendants and hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. Howard
Eugenia Janice
John Howland Emick
Dolly Emick
Marie Sherwood
Gladys Weibel
Robert Mounsey
Medicine Lodge
Kansas City
Emily Dreams Of Nobility And Society Dont Realize Otherwise
A quoted line portrays Emily longing for a noble society and disdain for the current class structure. The speaker suggests she would not be included even if such a system existed, reflecting satirical social critique of status and inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Publithere Syndicate
Social Calendar Delivers Week of Club Events
Monday features B H and Co bridge and several clubs including Butters Co and Kimber. Other listings include Double Seven thimble and contract clubs, picnic supper at Clinton Park, state lake outings, and multiple bridge luncheons at Eldridge Man Street and Colonial. Wednesday offers x club with Mrs Olmstead for bridge and bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. and
R. M
E. T. Hough
Dolph Simons
A. R. Olmstead
Local club notes include dinners, meetings and postponements
Welch session features devotions led by Mrs EB Price at 3 15 pm with W F M S taking charge. A 230 pm recognition service is planned. Sunny Valley Farm Bureau postpones tomorrow’s meeting to Tuesday. Y M L bridge club luncheon at the Manor tomorrow at 1 pm with cards to follow. Social Order of Beatice ant meets Thursday at 2 30 pm at the Masonic temple. Elks women plan a Wednesday party before summer hiatus. Kanwaka Literary Club to meet Thursday with Mrs Edward Shaw and Misses Mabel and Opal Shaw. Wednesday duplicate club canceled this week. hosted next week at Miss Esther Wilson’s home. March church group calendar postponed. date to be announced. Recreation Club to meet Wednesday at Mrs Leone Andrews’ home. Mrs B Zillner assisting. Pleasant Hour Club hostess and program by C E Daniels Wednesday. Roll call answered with Strange Beliefs of Other Races. Mrs C H Wulfkuhler entertains Saturday for Mrs A M Davis of Chanute and Mrs E Spalding bound for eastern trip. fourteen place settings. C T Hough to host bridge luncheon tomorrow at 1 pm at the Colonial. J Carl Clifton to host dinner bridge and shower Thursday evening at 937 Alabama street for Miss Josephine Edmonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Daniels
Pleasant Hour Club
Professors and relatives head to coast for summer study and visits
Prof. and Mrs. R. H. Wheeler and Lois depart for Seattle Eugene and Palo Alto where Wheeler will teach psychology at Leland Stanford university and read papers at the Western Psychological convention in Los Angeles. Miss Katharine Weatherby goes to New York for Columbia Teachers College studies and home economics master’s work. Elliott Penner returns home for a week’s vacation after a year as Hutchinson News reporter. Dr. and Mrs. Esterly return from a motor trip east visiting family in Short Hills New Jersey and Salem, with praise for northern New Jersey’s dogwood bloom. Mrs. Vogtel and daughters move to Wichita Falls Texas. Mrs. Lena Graham and son Kenneth visit in Kansas City. Donald Hults back from Kansas State Bar meeting in Topeka. Roy St John Jr arrives from Madison for about three weeks with sister Mrs. Obed Thompson. Gladys Henry Arnold of Slippery Rock arrives to visit Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Henry and attend the University commencement.
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R. H. Wheeler
Lois
Seattle
Wash
Eugene
Ore
Palo Alto
Cal
Wheeler
Leland Stanford University
Los Angeles
Katharine Weatherby
New York
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Elliott Penner
Hutchinson
George A. Esterly
George R. Esterly
Esterly
Short Hills
N.J
Haskell
Kansas City
Marcella Aven
Springfield
Lena Graham
Kenneth
Lamont
B. P. Sweety
Donald Hults
Topeka
Kansas State Bar Association
Roy St. John, Jr
Madison
Wis
Obed Thompson
Gladys Henry Arnold
Slippery | Rock. Penn
J. B. Henry
Phil Scott Suffling Divorced in Adultery Suit
Former British heavyweight champion Philip Scott Suffling, also known as Phainting Phil, was divorced on adultery grounds after a nondefence. Mrs Suffling won custody of the two children and costs. The article notes his Maiden University tea garden and mentions a summer school at the Business College Ahys for shorthand and typing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phainting
Phil
London
Phil Scott
Britain
Philip Scott
Suffling
Scott
Maiden
Business College
Ahys
See Me Je Race Remark Sparks Mourning Owner Claim
Puff predicts Plenty Grand can win if pace is not too fast. A man with a mournful expression emphasizes this race horse is his only possession.
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Puff
Baker Campus Leader Named Freshman Orientation Chief
Baker University junior Miss Johan ning, daughter of Mr and Mrs D W John ning of Baldwin, was elected leader of the Freshman Orientation Commission for 1935 1936. The YWCA sponsors the commission, and Miss Johan ning is noted for campus leadership and scholastic excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
D. W. Johanning
Baldwin
Y.W.C.A
Johanning
Two Women Injured in Missouri Auto Crash
Two Douglas County women Mrs Oliver Deay and Mrs Ed Haverty were seriously injured in a Sunday night crash on Highway 71 two miles south of Rich Hill Missouri. Deay suffered a broken pelvis while Haverty sustained a broken pelvis and broken back. They were taken to a Butler Missouri hospital. The wreck occurred when Clifford Haverty driving a car on New Hampshire Street failed to yield and struck another vehicle, sending the Haverty car into a ditch. Six people were in the Haverty car including Mr and Mrs Haverty their daughter in law and a 12 year old granddaughter. The other four occupants were bruised. Clifford Haverty and Ed Haverty returned to Butler today after visiting relatives in Diamond Missouri. The crash happened about 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Rich Hill
Oliver Deay
Eudora
Ed Haverty
Lawrence
Butler, Mo
Clifford Haverty
New Hampshire Street
Haverty
Deay
Carlene
Butler
Diamond
Hadley Prize Award Given to Two Law Students
The University of Kansas announced the Herbert Spencer Hadley prize in law to two students Miss Darlene Anderson of Chanute and Jack Pfieffer of Parsons. Miss Anderson, the unanimous choice, will finish this fall term and the prize passes to Pfieffer next year. The award honors Herbert Hadley, KU alumnus and former Missouri governor, and is endowed by Mrs. Henrietta Hadley Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Herbert Spencer Hadley
Darlene Anderson
Chanute
Miss Anderson
Jack Pfieffer
Parsons
Henrietta Hadley Lyman
Kansas City
Hadley
Herbert Hadley
Missouri
Washington University
St. Louis
North Lawrence notes calm week with visits and illness
In North Lawrence last week residents hosted visitors from Perry Leavenworth and Oskaloosa. Local churches canceled evening services for a high school baccalaureate. Several residents reported illnesses and recoveries while a large tree limb fell in a storm. A boxing match between Max Baer and Max Schmeling was approved by the British Board of Control for a late summer date pending conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abie
Perry
R. C. Haney
Haney
Herman Pagemeyer
Mollie Thompson
Leavenworth
North Lawrence
Centenary M. E. Church
Memorial High School
Seey
Florence Biggs
Elm Street
Fetty
Perry Street
William Cosgrove
Omaha
Ray Culver
Gkegg Max-Max Mix
London
British Boxing Board of Control
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Walter Rothenburg
Students partook in final exams amid pranks at K U
Alumni from Des Moines report a morning of scattered incidents on the Hill. Students sought permission to smoke during an anthropology test led by Prof. Mable Elliott but were refused, and one rep told reporters the professor was a disillusioned young woman. A gum company handed out sticks to calm nerves. Sunbathing girls atop Corbin hall drew sun exposure. Bac teriology instructor Harold Clark shows signs of fatigue with a Van Dyke beard. Social events featured Herbert Mueller’s farewell and a Union help picnic. A student burned class notes and five dollar bills in the furnace, while others devised a pale beer bottle refund scam. Charles Brown foresees a brief business boom before downturn. Des Moines KU alumni plan a June departure for Lawrence to attend commencement services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Elliott
Universi ty Daily Kansan Final Edition Published Tonight
The final edition of the University Daily Kansan will be published tonight for distribution tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced by Sunday Sermon
A Christian Science Church lesson in Christ Scientist discourse denounces animal magnetism and hypnotism as error. Key citations include Psalms 92 7 Isaiah 29 35 and references from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The sermon frames godly governance over reality and finds animal magnetism without scientific basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Churches
Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Miz Lilly Hosts Fifth Birthday Party for Oleta Lilley
Miz Dale Lilly entertained a group of little friends Tuesday afternoon for her daughter Oleta Lilly's fifth birthday. Guests included Edna Jones Edna Henik Glen Jones Marvin Jones Jacqueline Jones Jack Gottman George Gottman Barbara Henak and Oleta Lilley. The party featured pink and green decorations, pink ice cream elephant and cake, games, and dainty refreshments served by Mrs Lilly. T E Hubbard and Frank Henik made a business trip to Kansas City Tuesday afternoon. Miss Marceline Ward returned home from Topeka where she had been visiting her aunt. William Ellard of Linwood visited Tuesday with Ralph Henak, Miss Lula Lewis of Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miz
Dale Lilly
Little Friends
Oleta
Edna Jones
Edna Henik
Glen Jones
Marvin Jones
Jacqueline Jones
Jack Gottman
George Gottman
Barbara Henak
Oleta Lilley
Linwood Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Tuesday night gatherings featured Miss Eva Anderson host Miss Mary Rankin from Linwood and Donald Silkey visiting Linwood. Graduates Iva Ruth Shaw and Marceline Ward attended Linwood grade school exercises. Families including Henik, Kramer, Silkey, and Allison joined a barn dance and Sunday dinner with Carl Silkey and Linwood relatives in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Anderson
Albert Steinbring
Norma Jean
Wesley
Fall Leaf
George Henik
Mary Rankin
Linwood
Donald Silkey
Freddie Henik
Iva Ruth Shaw
Marceline Ward
Roy Allison
Frank Kramer
Carl Silkey
Local visitors and injuries noted in a busy weekend
Mrs Walter Schubert and daughter Helen, and Charles Zaring were morning callers. Mr and Mrs Charles Hubbard and sons Charles and Kenneth from Lawrence visited along with Mr and Mrs Samuel Hubbard of Kansas City. T E Hubbard and grandchildren hosted afternoon calls. Harold and Wilbur Hubbard attended Sunday dinner. Mrs Frank Allison suffered facial and head cuts from a barn cow. George Henik injured his foot cleaning the chicken house. condition improving. Mrs William Henik visited the Woods in Basehor. Keller of Kansas City stayed with Henak family. William Henak spent Sunday in Kansas City. Geneva Oliver, recently in Memorial hospital, returned home. Kentucky health officials report 359 diphtheria deaths among children under 15 last year and push vaccination. Vernon Texas Doan’s picnic tradition, begun in 1884, persists near Red River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henik
William Henik
Jesse Woods
Basehor
Keller
Kansas City
Charles Henak
William Henak
Geneva Oliver
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Phyllis Nelson
Philip H. Cook
L. Cook
E. E. Nelson
Almena
Higginsville
Nelson
Cook
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
University
Acacia Fraternity
A. M. Davis
L. A. McNalley
Minneapolis
W. C. Simons
O. W. Maloney
Paul Rankin
E. J. Logsdon
J. N&carajman
Earl Marshall
Way
Ren Casey
C. G. Bayles
W. C. Sum
Walter Keeler
Verner Smith
W. R. Force of
C. T. Hough
L. L. Boughton
Don Haines
Howard McConnell
C. W. Pollom
Casey
Carman
Friendly House Club
Harry McCall
Charles Johnson
Rhode Island Street
Bell Call
Virginia Downey
Hawaii
Edith Elizabeth Swing
Robert Hamill Davis Swing
Bryn Mawr
Penn
Richard Kiene
Otto Kiene
Concordia
Church of the Good Shepherd
Rosemont
Goucher College
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kiene
Phi Delta Theta
Thomas Kamp- Echraeder
Route Four
Memorial Hospital
B. and
P. W
Wiedemann’s
Lydia
First Baptist Church
J.C. Evans
J. D. Club
Missionary Societies
The
First Methodist Church
Charles Starkweather
O. C. LeSner
Minnie Walker
Grenfell
Labrador
Earnest Boyce
E. A. White
Emma
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
Y. M. L. Bridge Club
Masonic Temple
Elks Club
Ivan Rowe
Kanwaka Literary Club
Edward Shaw
Mabel
Opal Shaw
Esther Wilson
Congregational Church
Leone Andrews
B. Zillner
C. H. Wulfkuhler
A. B. Mitchell
E. Spalding
Colonial
J. Carl Clifton
Alabama Street
Josephine Edmonds
Baker
Clara Johanning
Des Moines
Corbin Hall
Harold Clark
van Dyke
Beta Boys
Herbert Mueller
Gross
Bill Cochrane
Maxie Kennedy
Kanas State College
K. U
Stuart Chase
Charles Brown
Roger Babson
Kenneth Born
Born
Wooch
K. U. Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
K. 17
Pickens and Vicinity
Weaver
Kennedy
Plumbing & Electric Co
Kentucky
Frankfort
U—Giting
State Health Commission
Vernon
Tex. G
Doan
C. F. Doan
Red River
U. S
OLD Gold Depot
Mass
Ochse Printing & Party Shop
Massachusetts Street
Brinkman's Bakery
Journal - World
Wave Shop
Massachusetts
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Martha Patterson
William Hannay
Hannay Cosmetics
Phonemacs
Zotos, Co
Jana
Maude Marriott
Jamal
Marle Steem
Hanway
Ust
Independent Laundry
Vermont
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