Social Calendar Notes At Country Club
Tuesday open house for Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Boyd from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. Country club hosts ladies day. Wednesday Scotch foursomes with teeing off at 5 o'clock.
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J. M. Boyd
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1938
Page
5
Ottawa Bride and Dietrich Will Wed In Iola Home
Miss Ethel Howell daughter of Mrs. M E Howell of Ottawa will wed Fran cis F Dietrich son of Mrs M M Diet rich of Lawrence and F J Diet rich of Fort Pierce Florida tomorrow at 2 PM in the bride's mother's home Rev Troy S Warner will officiate in the Iola Methodist church area guests about seventy five. Reception tunes and music accompany the event with a Mendelssohn wedding march and a duet. After the ceremony the couple will spend the summer in Colorado and later home in Fort Scott Dietrich is a university graduate and teacher. Howell a math teacher at Iola High School. Out of town guests include dietrichs from Fort Pierce and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jeneva Howell
M. E. Howell
Ottawa
Francis F. Dietrich
M. M. Dietrich
Lawrence
F. J. Dietrich
Fort Pierce
Fla
Troy S. Warner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iola
Eileen Hoffman
Ruby Miller
Raymond Gillette
C. G. Niehaus
Miss Miller
Miss Hoffman
Dietrich
Colorado
Fort Scott
Commerce
Fort Scott Junior College
Howell
Ottawa University
Wisconsin
University of Kansas
University of Minnesota
Kansas State Teachers
College At
Pittsburg
Law- Poeties Business College
Lawrence Journal-World
Pi Sigma Pi
Pi Sigma Alpha
F. J. Dietch
Arjorie Dietrich
Estellangle
Helen Dietrich
Rubyietrich
Marriage announcement with gold wedding bell dessert centerpiece
An elaborate reception featured a gold bell centerpiece on a reflector and ice cream molded as Jove birds bearing the couple’s names and marriage date. Guests included Mrs. B. Nanninga, Miss Meribah Moore, Miss Ruth Orcutt, and several others as Mrs. J. R. Nan hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.¥. Nanninga
Meribah Moore
Ruth Orcutt
V.K. Bruner
Paul Foster
Louis Young
Choir Hosts Kitchen Shower for Mildred Reuter
The Trinity Lutheran choir held a kitchen shower for Mildred Reuter in church parlors with games and gifts followed by refreshments. Attendees included Mildred Reuter and many friends and church members along with several households and local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mildred Reuter
Sigma Kappa Hosts Lawrence Rushees Tea
Sigma Kappa entertained Lawrence rushees and their mothers with a tea yesterday at the chapter house. Active members were assisted by the alumnae and mothers club in the receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Amidon
Colonial Tea Room
Fredo Barteldes
Roy Moore
Orley Smith
George Hedrick
J. Frank Jones
Lawrence
Chi Omega
Chapter
A. B. Mitchell
Roberta Mitchell
Alice Marie Meyn
E. F. Engel
Edith Martin
Social notes from Breezedale gatherings and guests
Mrs J N Gilbert hosted a social afternoon with floral centerpieces and hosting by Mrs J T Constant. Out of town guest Miss Harriet Daniels of New York City attended while neighbors welcomed Mr and Mrs W O Brownlee at a Breezedale picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Gilbert
Ralph Bohnsack
Marie Norton
Clarice Crawford
F. W. Cutter
John Beamer
Ralph van Bebber
T. H. Marshall
M. T. Coolidge
Laverider
J. T. Constant
Harriet Daniels
New York City
Brownlee
Billy
Jerry
Alden
Lindquist
Helen
Clara Lindquist
Junius Underwood
Meredith
Sonny
Lyle Gibbons
Jane
Dicky
Rosa Channell
Marjorie
Daniels
W. E. Sandelius
Irene
Franz
Carol
A. P Fey
W. C. Powell
Carol Ann
Russell Carter
Phyllis
F. E. Morawetz
Fritz
Marilyn
Lawrence News Notes Gentler Gatherings as Commencement Looms
Mr and Mrs Earl Rush of Joliet Illinois visit for commencement week and to see Elton Rush graduate in mechanical engineering. Various families travel to attend Kansas University events and visit relatives in Lawrence Fort Smith Arkansas guests join the Long family for graduation festivities. Ralph S Tait and family relocate within Lawrence while many locals travel to Kansas City Overland Park Matamoros Mexico and Colorado Springs for summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rush
Joliet, Ill
Ralph S. Tait
Elton Rush
Rush
University of Kansas
Joe Kell
Kansas City
Pauline Rudolph
South
East
Canada
J. A. Bogue
Overland Park
Lucille Foster
George Noland
Matamoros
Reinoso
Mexico
Brownsville
Galveston
Houston
Tex
Clara Emerson
Baltimore
George Chambers
Chambers
United States Navy
Belle Wilmot
Colorado Springs
Edythe Rummell
Topeka
Lawrence
Missouri Street
Evelyn
Norma Jean
A. B. Davis
Tom Veatch
Fred Hiller
Humboldt
C. W. Amidon
Hiller
Beulah Hackler
Beth Byar
Jewell
Kan
Elizabeth Wiggins
R. F. Long
Inez Vick
Fort Smith
Ark
C. V. Long
Longview
Wash
Frank Hosford
Kenneth Constant
New York City
Constant
C. H. Constant
Ralph Edmonds
Jefferson County
Lawrence Teay
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Independence
Fay Brown
Lora Mendenhall
Louise Nelson
Lillian Phillips
Margaret Finnerty
Hazel Wilcox
W. C. Brownlee
Billy
Jerry
Alden
Sterling
D’gracia Davis
Davis Family Ties Highlight Colorado Springs Educator
Mrs A B Davis and her sister Miss Elsie Davis appear in a notice. Miss Elsie Davis is described as a teacher in the school for the deaf and blind at Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Davis
Elsie Davis
Miss Davis
School For the Deaf and Blind
Colorado Springs
William McNown Visits Lawrence on Flight Stop
KU graduate William McNown, now in the U S air corps, is expected to stop in Lawrence on a weekend flight to Fort Leavenworth. He trained at Randolph and Kelly fields and serves with the Sixth Pursuit squadron at Langley Field. The piece also notes campus seniors who will soon depart and the origin of crimson and blue shields on campus decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McNown
University of Kansas
U. S. Air Corps
Lawrence
Ft. Leavenworth
Bill
Randolph
Kelly Fields
Texas
Langley Field
W.C. McNown
McNown
K. U
Freddy Harris
Fred
Drew
McGon) McLaughlin, Jr
Paola
Harry Hill
McGon
Peggy Ann Landon
Alice Haldeman-Julius
Don Voorhees
The
Jayhawker and
Sour Owl
James Coleman
Dean Moorhead
Summerfield
Kandsan
Dave Partridge
Sylvester Schmidt
Fred Pralle
Sylvester
Freddy
W. A. Dill
K. U. News Bureau
University Band Concert in Fowler Grove Sunday
The Kansas University band performs Sunday at 4 on the campus in Fowler Grove. Program includes Gollad march and Irish tune from County Derry, Grainger Virginia, Tarantella, and a Russian and admilla overture by Thalberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Band
Fowler Grove
Gollad Marchacc
Ccc
Cssseseesesssenes
County
Derry
Grainger
Virginia
Y .Glinks
Special exhibits up for KU commencement visitors
A variety of exhibits attract visitors at the university including Spooner Thayer museum displays of oriental art and new Paul Mannen works. The Frank Strong hall design and drawing show student work, plus glass blowing and radioactivity demos in Bailey labs. Additional exhibits in Wilcox museum Watson library Snow hall Marvin hall and more feature archaeology maps geology engineering and state health labs. Attendees from Phillipsburg Springs Burlington Coffeyville Larned Hutchinson attend class of 1938 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.U
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Spooner-Thayer
Paul Mannen
Kansas
Haworth Hall
Wilcox Museum
Fraser Hall
North America
Watson Library
Honors for KU Law Students Name 19 Scholars
The University of Kansas law school honors 19 students from the past semester. Among named are three from Lawrence: Eugene Buchanan, Sam B. Redmond, and John M. Rounds. Other honorees include Norman Brown Wichita and Charles H. Kimball Par gons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Lawrence
School of Law
Frederick J. Moreau
Eugene Buchanan
Leo Bremneisen
Kansas City
Norman Brown
Wichita
Charles H. Kimball
Pargons
Charles W. Ward
Peachy
Sam B. Redmond
John M. Rounds
Harry S. Deutch
Bill House
Cedar Vale
William R. Kirby
Coffeyville
Burton Mader
Florence
Joseph Sheedy
Fredonia
Herman W. Smith
Parsons
Omer
Lawrence Masonic Temple Case Denies Commission Claim
Judge Hugh Means ruled in favor of the Lawrence Masonic Temple Building Company in a February trial over a claimed $3 060 commission by Aaronson Tulsa Oklahoma. The court held no signed lease existed with Walgreen and the agreement was conditional. Separately Judge Means granted a divorce to Frances Christenson from Clifford BE Christenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
District Court
Lawrence Masonic Temple Building Company
Em Z
Aaronson
Tulsa
Okla
Lawrence Lodge
Walgreen Drug Company
Lodge
Judge Means
Frances Christenson
Clifford BE. Christenson
Christian Endeavor Rally At North Lawrence Church
The Douglas County Christian Endeavor union held a 7 30 rally at North Lawrence Christian church with over 100 attendees. Worden St Johns Evangelical League presented a play The Lost Church and provided music. Pre convention news noted the Jubilee convention in Wichita June 9 to 12 and a related history play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Christian Endeavor Union
North Lawrence Christian Church
Worden St. John’s Evangelical League
Wichita
Deal Six
Christian Endeavor Movement
Lawrence
Wichita East High School
New York
Freud Leaves Vienna Bound for London and New York
Professor Sigmund Freud 82, famed founder of psychoanalysis, departed Vienna by train saying he planned to go to London and later New York. He carried manuscripts and books from his life work and indicated he did not intend to return. Friends in London reported Freud had rented a large house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Sigmund Freud
London
New York
Freud Works On Bible Project In Exile As Son Murals In Paris
The note describes a writer continuing work in exile on a Bible project. His son Ernst Freud, a London architect, flies to Paris to meet him on his arrival from Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Freud
London
Paris
Austria
Home Economics Training WPA Classes Open June for All
WPA home economics training begins Wednesday June 8 at the training center 1008 Tennessee with four months of instruction for men and women under Mrs. William Huttig. Sponsored by the American Association of University Women and the Business and Professional Women's clubs, the programs invite further club support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economic Training Center
Tennessee
William Huttig
WPA
American Association of University Women
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Eudora Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Church Events
Eudora residents report visits to Baldwin Eureka and Bird City. The Fidelis Sunday School held a potluck and games with about 40 attendees. Local church groups including the Catholic Ladies Altar society and St Pauls Women’s Union held monthly meetings with talks and refreshments.
W M S Meeting and Social Gatherings Mentioned
The W M S of Salem Evangelical church met at Mrs Vernon Strobel's home with devotions led by Mrs Charles Gersten berger. Lesson on Co operation under Mrs Eugene McCabrin. New pastor and wife Rev and Mrs Weidensaul attended. Refreshments served. 14 members and three guests. A bridal shower for Miss Marjorie Lee Hearin was held. her marriage to be at the Hearin home in Kansas City Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Scott
Katherine Rothberger
Marie
Baldwin
Loren Rapier
Louise
Ruth
Eureka
Eudora
Fidelis
M. E. Sunday School
Kelvin Hoover
Elbert L. Bacon
Bird City
Landis
Kansas City
Salem Evangelical Church
Ladies Altar Society
The
Catholic Church
Edna Zillner
Jon Zillner
Father L. Rieth
Clem Zillner
William Zimmerman
Women’s Union
St. Paul’s Church
Oretta Reetz
Pearl Bernitz
Lois Durr
Emil Schmidt
Tena Miskimen
Hattie Harris
W.M.S
Vernon Strobel
Charles Gerstenberger
Eugene McCabrin
Weidensaul
Emma Schneider
D. O. Cochran
Carl McGlade
Lila Hearin
Marjorie Lee Hearin
Hearin
Lee Hale
Also Mentioned on This Page
University
Memorial Union Building
James Lansing
George Bullene
Mortar Board
Evans Hearth
Rosemary Ketcham
M. J. Getto
Memorial Union
E. H. Lindley
Bert Nash
Verner F. Smith
Charles Lueck
Newton Haverstock
Marjorie Harbaugh
Annelise Bailey
B. F. Nanninga
Coleman
Nanninga
R. Nanninga
Publishers Syndicate
J. R. Nanninga
A. Hall
Clyde Beck
Evelyn Collins
Conger
Nanning
Lois Tean Roy
Dorothy Clarke
Eleanor Canfield
Margaret Ludwig
Frances Sullivan
Dorothy Schubert
Lucile Reuter Birdean Miles Jeanette Erwin
Kathleen Robson
Carolyn Oehrle Denna Shirar
Gloria Oehrle
Frank Jost
H. T. Jost
Harry Dauberman
Martin Jost
E. Thayer Gaston
William Nite
Nick Schelbar
Warren Harrell
Will Harris
I. H. Oehrle
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
Dan Smith
Roll Call
R. C. Shaw
C. A. Jones
Bethel Ladies’ Aid
J. D. Smith
Will Smith
Dorothy
Doris Hoffman
Otto Garber
Mary Meyers
Hutchinson
Hart
Overbrook
Double Six
Ola Steele
Katherine Hoyt
Brown’s Grove
Irene Kampschroeder
Steele
Cecile Donaldson
Bruce Cameron
First Presbyterian Church
Midland Rural Club
Clinton Park
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
Veterans’ Hall
Frances Bratton
Ethel Pine
Marie Williams
E. C. Carlson
Olathe
Bert Rogers
California
W. 0. Brownlee
Ohio Street
J. W. O’bryan
Breezedale
G. E. E. Lindquist
Haskell Stadium
Seymour Beauty Shop
Duart
Miss Eunice Brass
U. S. Air Corps — Hill
K. U. Shields
America
J. K. Woodhull
Mass
de Luxe Cafe
G. Voss
Phillipsburg
James A. Williams
In Springs
Justin D. Hannen
Burlington
Tom B. Ise
Erick Roberts
Larned
Abraham Weinlood
Dean Moreau
Christian Endeavor Rally
Douglas County
Worden League
Freud
Yvienna
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Masa
Rogers
Fashion Cleaners
Monty
Mr.merlin
Paul Rogers
Ateaug
Kansas Public Service Co
A. Thomen
Hefasith
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