Social rounds mark June gatherings and births
Mrs W E Tenney hosts a tea June 16 for Mrs W C Koenig who will move to Washington. Others host events tonight and tomorrow including a buffet supper for Mrs Roy Creighton of New York City. Dolores Tune born to Mr and Mrs Earnest Hadl. Past Noble Grands luncheon closes the year with officers elected. Captain Adna Clark visiting Lawrence with Co H Twentieth Kansas. bridge club luncheon and a shower honor Mrs Bill Thayer Jr. Club and society groups hold meetings and picnics. Households and park plans noted with decorations and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Tenney
W. C. Koenig
Washington
Avery Johnson
Gillette Bitzer
Roy. Creighton
New York City
N. T. Veatch
Kansas City
Charles Laming
Tonganoxie
Noble Grands Club
C.F. Hall
Bessie Lescher
Flora Hughes
N. G. van Neste
Edna Lawrence
D. M. Horkmans
Adna Clark
Honolulu
Lawrence
Captain Clark
Co. H
Twentieth
Kansas
Philippines
Lynn Courtney
Claude Dicker
Orry Owen
Bert Kuhn
Tom Raybourn
Oscar Brownlee
C. H. Simpson
Jessie Scott
John Meckittrick
W. L. Burdick
Robert Gard
Herkman
Clark
New York
Oxford
England
University of Hawaii
J. J. Bridge Club
Jack Campbell
Maine Street
Bill Thayer, Jr
Russell
Charles Schneck
Persy Meyers
Paul Lyons
Paul Coker
J. Don Kieffer
George Stauffer
L. W. Berry
A. B. Tredavick
Henry Schehrer
Charles Cartwright
Thayer
Campbell
Myers
Cartwright
Social Calendar Highlights From a Busy Weekend
Saturday events include Fhi tea for Mrs Gertrude Boughton Blackwelder at the chapter house and a university reception for seniors and alumni at Memorial Union. Mortarboard dinner, a Saturday bridge era, and various dinners at Colonial and the Ballet supper follow with numerous local hostesses and guest lists. Sunday features KU alumni board dinner at Eldridge, a chancellor and Mrs Lindley supper with Mrs Avery Johnson and guests, and a large Tuesday Country Club ladies day pairing. The record also notes golf lessons, a Cordelia Gates engagement in Los Angeles, and Alpha Omicron Pi seniors dinner plus a Flag Day program and Minervian club activities with a July 4 picnic planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Boughton Blackwelder
Memorial Union Building
T.D. Funk
Sachem
Robert Rowlands
K.U
Eldridge
E. H. Lindley
Avery Johnson
Fette Bitzer
Fashion Patterns Boldly Sized For Summer Wardrobe
Style numbers 2835 2605 2937 and 2634 describe patterns for dresses with bust sizes 14 to 50 inches. Details include yardage for 39 inch fabric and contrasting pieces, plus belt collars and vestee options. Send 15 cents for pattern. 25 cents for book and pattern. address orders to Journal World Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Women of the Salvation Army meeting and social in Lawrence
The afternoon program featured readings on Women of the Salvation Army, followed by two course refreshments. Twenty four members and numerous guests attended, with further plans for a two week follow up at Mrs Alfred Jehle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Aid Society
Kid Hone
W. P. Olmsted
C. E. Birch
James Belshe
Clinton Park
Carl Graeber
Mothers’ League
R. 8. Brooks
Lee McCain
W. T. Courtney
Dean Brooks
Foe
W. A. Churchill
Mark Twain
Roll Call
The
Salvation Army
Roy C. Rice
Tularosa
N. M
Robert O. Karr
George Winslet
Girard
E. M. Richards
M. L. McClelland
Martha Piper
R.0. Dick
Lawrence News of Graduates and Visitors at University Commencement
Miss Dorothy White Miss Gladys Baker and Miss Ellen Hazard are named in the personals alongside Ralph Bunn of Salt Lake City visiting Lawrence for a university summer session. Several families from Missouri Oklahoma and California travel to attend commencement events while others visit relatives during the season. Notables include Mr and Mrs Ray Heaton from Omaha and Mrs Clayton Hackman planning a trip to Fairbury for a golden anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bunn
Salt Lake City
Lawrence
Russell D. Smith
Bunn
Department of Agriculture
Janet Coulson
Stuart Hall
Staunton
J. R. Coulson
Ruth Scott
W. T. Green
Glendale
Cal
Meta Swisher
Homer J. Conley
Fort Smith
F. J. Post
Great Bend
Virginia Post
Gamma Phi Beta House
Clayton Hackman
Fairbury
Neb
Commencement Guests Arrive for Lawrence Area Events
Chinson today to attend a house party over the weekend hosted by Mr and Mrs D R McWilliams formerly of Lawrence J T Smith of Tulsa Okla and Ben Jones of Coffeyville arrive tomorrow for commencem ent Sen Edgar Bennett president of the AQUW lodge in Kansas and Cooper Jackson both of Newton attend commencement activities Dr and Mrs Alfred ODonnell of Ellsworth arrive tomorrow to attend commencement and visit daughters Mary Ada and Patricia O'Donnell at the Alpha Delta Pi house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ada O'Donnell
Patricia O'Donnell
Alpha Delta Pi
Better Housing Picture at Granada Theater
In connection with the National Better Housing program the Granada theater shows a 10 minute reel today illustrating home improvements. J S St Clair, director of the federal housing project in Douglas county, notes National Better Housing Day on June 15. The film demonstrates efficient kitchen design and tours an average home from roof to basement with shots of historic preserved homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada Theater
J.S. St. Clair
Federal Housing Project
Douglas County
United States
Vagabond Lady at Granada blends frothy comedy with shipboard romance
Robert Young and Evelyn Venable star in a two day Granada run of Vagabond Lady a lively lighthearted film about a sailing ketch named Vagabond Lady and the Spear family whose two sons pursue the heroine while Frank Craven delivers drunk scenes that bemuse the Kansas censor board. Berton Churchill leads the mercantile house with Reginald Denny as John Spear and Tony's rival antics create romantic mixups as the janitor and his daughter offer comic twists leading to a bright ending. A brief short titled Bet follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
Evelyn Venable
Granada
Frank Craven
Kansas Censor Board
John Spear
Reginald Denny
Tony
Papa Spear
Steady John
Late News
Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach Advertised
The ad urges readers to try Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach for relief from chronic stomach trouble. It claims many have recovered courage after long illness and notes the Gowdy Medical Company guarantees money back if not satisfied. Sold by druggists in $1 and $2 sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gowdy
Gowdy Medical Company
Puf fy Inches Ahead in Tight Home Stretch
Quiffy shows a strong move on the home stretch as he closes in, forging ahead yet remains third with two rivals to overtake. The race tempo remains high as spectators watch for a late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puffy
Thelma Jackson to Enroll in Fisk University Summer School
Miss Thelma Jackson daughter of Rev and Mrs G N Jackson will depart for Nashville Tenn to enroll in Fisk University summer school in fine arts. She has led the musical department at Kansas Vocational School in Topeka for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Thelma Jackson
G. N. Jackson
Tenn
Fisk University
Briner Family Visit Posts Sunshine Club May Meeting
Mr and Mrs Francis Briner and their baby of Midian visit Eli and Mrs Briner and other relatives in Oskaloosa. Mrs Zella Mitchell hosts Sunshine club for May meeting with quilting and a noon meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Briner
Midian
Eli Briner
Zella Mitchell
Sunshine Club
Community Notes From Rural Kansas City Area
The article lists local social events and personal notices. Varying families such as Round, Carter, Leaverton, Haines, Leech, Stebbens, and Weishaar are mentioned with visits, dinners, and Decoration Day activities. Miss Oleita Oaks will teach Buck Creek school, Grace Leaverton leads Oskaloosa Chapter No. 62 program, with many members named among the ghost music and social hour participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheon
Reedy
Earl Round
Hiawatha
Lillian Ijams
Carter Homestead
Grandma Carter
Ina Leaverton
J. E. Carter
Garber
Okla
Frank Haines
Edna Leech
Ruth
Jeanette
Carl Stebbens
Nortonville
Earl Weishaar
Oleita Oaks
Lowry
Buck Creek
Oskaloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. B. Weaver
Roy Creighton
University
Memorial Union
Earnest Hadl
Delaware Street
Dolores Tune
Hadl
Fern Vogler
Het
Robert Quillen
Bill
Publishers Syndicate
Brooks
Maryanna Cunningham
Jonathan B. Carter
Wilson
Harriet Aynerson
Miss Cunningham
Country Club
A. J. Anderson
L. N. Lewis
F. Barteldes
R. DeWatte- Ville
H. D. Brown
G. Chariton
O. Barteldes
M.S. Winter
Carl
L. E. Rice
Gene Glahn
H. Means
Miss Hoover
S. Hurwitz
E. Pierson
Ira. B. Patton
F. Funk
R. Olmstead
W. E. Kennard
Veateh
H Nevin
J. E. Price
F. Rankin
H. H. Sherer
D. R. Kerley
R. G. Achning
Ed. Hunt
H. AL. Chaffin
J. H. Compton
H. R. Lindenberger
K. Kreider
John Brand
J. J. Riling
H. R. Ober
A. Hesse
J. C. Ramsey
E. Hill
L. RB. Perry
Orville Stone
George D. Chambers
Cordelia Jane
Martin Henry Gates
Los Angeles
Mabel Green
Alpha Omicron Pi
Eileen Frazier
Alice Wesley
Duane_ Coe
Ruth Pyle
Lois Lippitt
Jane Lewis
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
Lula Warnick
Ida M. Swadley
Agnes Olson
A. R. Oatman
Minervian Club
Ruth Ostman
Betty Farley
Virginia Bearman
Jean Perkins
Elizabeth Wiggins
Irene Robertson
C. A. Spray
C. E. Daniels
Pleasant Hour Club
S. E. Seetin
Guy Bigsby
Laura J. Baldt
A. M
Teachers College
Columbia
York
N.Y. University
Dorothy Enlow
Edna Lemon
Calif
Monte Carlo
Roberta Howsman
Miss Lemon
Mildred Snider
Topeka
Clarence Laughlin
Henry Geiger
Everest
Goldie Hoffman
Rossville
Ill
Goldie Lemon
Muskogee
Ira Martin
Osawatomie
Dorothy Pipes
Dorothy White
Gladys Baker
Ellen Hazard
W. H. Zwich
Oklahoma City
Zwich
School of Law
K. U
Cubberly
Jack Lawrence
Council Grove
Joe Blair
Cliff
Wichita
Jaceonette
T. C. Murphy
Cushing
Max Murphy
A. B. Mitchell
O. W. Maloney
Rice Phelps
Hut
NC Lindstrom
Lindseruom
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Granada Theatre
Mra
D. F. Bennett
R. 1
St. Lawrence
Genevieve Scott
Delaware St
Clifford E. Price
Ternessee St
Maa Ee
10Th
New Hampshire
Quffy
Ter
Edgar Kennedy
Oskaloosa
DE Luxe Cafe
Shimmons
China
Electrolux
Kansas Public Set Your Gas CO
Pryak Pe Sago “Cleaners Merchant
RA Goon
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