Society contributions deadline for Journal-World
Society items for the column must be received at the Journal-World office by noon on the day of publication.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
5
Society items for the column must be received at the Journal-World office by noon on the day of publication.
Friday features luncheons hosted by Mrs. Harold Allen Mrs. Wiliam Kandt and Mrs. Ida Vette with groups from N L C club Olmsted Mothers League and Chi Omega open house for Lieut and Mrs Clifford Messenheimer tea at the chapter house 3 to 10 o clock plus dinner bridge at the Country club and gatherings at Lake View club house weekend events include the marriage of Miss Earlene Boone Eureka to Glen Simmonds Lawrence at Plymouth Congregational church at 2 o'clock.
The Lawrence Flower club will meet Monday at 2 30 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. A wedding took place Sunday afternoon as Ada Barth and Floyd Milburn wed at the bride’s home with Rev Hammond officiating. Guests from Eudora Baldwin and Vinland attended.
Helen Stansell and friends attended gatherings with guests from Topeka. Mrs Dick Schrader hosted the Progressive contract club. Mrs David Evans won a prize. Irma Hallmark announced her upcoming marriage to Howard Kolb of Wellsville. ceremony held March 7 at Platte City Methodist parsonage.
Local society notes list Mrs. Virgil Severe and son visiting Ashland guests of Mrs. Adrian Lindsey. Mrs. S. W. Van Meter and two children visiting John G. Stutz in Montgomery. many others include Kansas City parties for Miss Betty Ann Jones's June 15 wedding and reunions from Washington to Boulder.
Washington reports administration lieutenants on Capitol Hill expect President Roosevelt to push active steps the defense tax bill to quicken legislative progress and bring about congressional adjournment within about two weeks. The officials said the president is aware the defense tax bill constitutes a key hurdle to final adjournment.
A wartime legislative wrangle follows a sprawling word puzzle of clues titled Plant Wizard. The index cites vertical and horizontal entries amid a report that Senator Lee accuses President Roosevelt of blocking action on a private capital draft plan for wartime funding.
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