Social calendar entries for the week at country clubs
Tuesday features the Coterie club and Mrs L Y Rice with dinner bridge at the Country club plus Year Round club luncheon at Mrs W H McKone home. Wednesday holds the Wednesday contract club luncheon at the Country club. Thursday lists Chapter EA P E O luncheon at Mrs H A Klock home and Mrs C W Amidon E O W bridge club luncheon at Colonial. A Thursday team whist club led by Mrs Mary G Alten and search foursomes at the Country club are also noted.
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L. YE. Rice
W. H. McKone
H. A. Klock
C. W. Amidon
Bridge Club
Colonial
Whist Club
Mary G. Alten
Atkinson Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Planned
Mr and Mrs S W Atkinson of 628 Louisiana street will host a quiet fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home on Sunday June 14 with only family present due to Mr Atkinson s illness. Daughters Vance Day and Mason visit from Kansas City and Salina with their children. Born in Oxford Mississippi Mr Atkinson married Anna Prewitt in June 1886 then lived in St. Louis before moving to Lawrence in 1906. He previously worked with Phoenix and Equitable and for 35 years with Connecticut Fire Insurance. The couple s relatives noted the long marriage and family ties.
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S. W. Atkinson
Louisiana Street
Vance Day
Betty
Nancy
Jean
Eloise
Kansas City
Robert Mason
Anna Lee
Frances
Bobby
Salina
Day
Oxford
Miss
Anna Prewitt
Major
W. W. Prewitt
Nevada
St. Louis
Lawrence
Atkinson
Phoenix and
Equitable Insurance Companies
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Altho
Brown’s Grove
Hugo Schwartz
San Francisco
Cal
Baldwin
Mr. Schwartz
Kansas
Conrad Altenbernd
City
C. M. Albricht
Overbrook
Otto Schwartz
Baldwin City
Co. M. Albright
Clarence Albright
Ernest
Ars. Makhion Gromiller
John Stahel
Wilma
Overbronk
Elmer
Lena Altenbernd
Harold Altenbernd
Ray Holmes
Dorothea Schwartz
Harold Fisher
Ross
Allen
Margaret Fisher
Henry Hock
Norman
Esther Ruth
Raymond Albright
Otto Altenbernd
Elvin and
Bernice
Kaw Valley
Mer
Will Reet
Katharine
Lila
Alvin
Laurine
Linwood
Sophia Schwartz
Hattie
Oscar Schwartz
Henry Seele
Katie Oswald
Carl Schwartz
Waite Schwartz
Louisa Schwartz
Albert Schwartz
Walter Jehle
Harod
Ivan
Edwin
Henry Johanning
Cynthia
Alfred Jehle
Barbara
Mr and Mrs J W Cohen Host Reception At Manor
Mr and Mrs J W Cohen entertained about sixty guests at a Manor reception for Mr and Mrs Herman Cohen who had just graduated from the University of Kansas. He studied engineering and she fine arts. The couple plan to move to Dallas Texas where he will be manager of the Midwest Tire Exchange company store.
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J. W. Cohen
Herman Cohen
University of Kansas
Cohen
Dallas
Tex
Midwest Tire Exchange Company
Miss Hoge Hosts Anniversary Dinner at Colonial
Miss Josephine Hoge of Wellington visited Lawrence for the University of Kansas twenty fifth anniversary of the class of 1911. She entertained at dinner at the Colonial with fourteen places, including Grace Bixler, Iva Oman, Ethel Brown, Nell Buchanan, Lara Mann, Bernice Bollman, Josephine Klein, Cora Dolbee, Myrtle Dolbee, Ada Belle Johns, Eleanor Klein, and Dr Edward Klein, among others. The centerpiece featured pink ross and delphinium.
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Josephine Hoge
Wellington
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Colonial
Pink Ross
Grace Bixler
Iva Oman
Topeka
Ethel Brown
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nell Buchanan
Ottawa
Lara Mann
Bernice Bollman
Josephine Klein
Kansas City
Edward Klein
Leavenworth
Cora Dolbee
Myrtle Dolbee
Fd Klein
Ada Belle Johns
Eleanor Klein
E. O. W. Club to Meet Mrs Amid for Tuncheon
The E. O. W. club will meet with Mrs. C. W. Amid on Thursday for Tuncheon at the Colonial.
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E.O.W. Club
Kansas City Beta Theta Pi members host Nichols buffet
Clyde Nichols entertained with a buffet supper Saturday evening at his Kansas City home for Beta Theta Pi members. He belonged to the graduating class of the University of Kansas last night.
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Clyde Nichols
Kansas City
Beta Theta Pi
Nichols
University of Kansas
Engagement announced for Miss Elsie Kellogge and Paul Parker
Engagement of Miss Elsie Kellogge and Paul James Parker of Kansas City announced. She attended Mills College and the University of Missouri and is a Pi Beta Phi member. He is a University of Kansas graduate and a Sigma Nu member. Autumn wedding planned. Nearby church events and club meetings noted include Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, First Presbyterian Guild tea, June calendar hosts, First Methodist Builders party, Methodist Ladies' Aid meeting, United Brethren Missionary society, and various social gatherings at Brown's Grove and local homes. Transportation requests and luncheons are listed for several groups.
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Elsie Kellogge
Paul James Parker
Kansas City
Kelloge
Mills College
University of Missouri
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Parker
University of Kansas
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Last summer meeting of Chapter AI at Mrs Greenleaf home
The final regular meeting for the summer session of Chapter AI of P. E. 0. will convene Friday afternoon at 9 45 o clock at the residence of Mrs J W Greenleaf.
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Chapter AI
J. W. Greenleaf
Ladies golf event at country club reports results
About twenty five women participated in the ladies matches this morning at the Country club. Mrs. H. B. Ober shot the blind bogey on hole eleven. Mrs. D. R. Kerley had the blind bogey score, and Mrs. Adrian Lindsey made the least number of putts. Luncheon was served following golf.
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H. B. Ober
D. R. Kerley
Adrian Lindsey
Miss Frances Ware Named Delta Pi Delegate to National Meet
Miss Frances Ware of Larned will head the local Alpha Delta Pi chapter next year and serve as E. U. delegate to the national convention June 28 to July 3 in Del Monte California. She also holds the post of secretary for Theta Sigma Phi, the national journalist sorority.
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Frances Ware
Larned
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
E. U
del Monte
Cal
Ware
Theta Sigma Phi
Chapter EA Luncheon at Mrs Klock Home Thursday
Chapter EA of P. E. D. will be entertained at luncheon Thursday at 1 15 o clock at the home of Mrs. Helmer Klock. Mrs Galen Gorrill will be the assisting hostess.
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Helmer Klock
Galen Gorril
Dorcas group luncheon at Mrs Brown's home
The Dorcas group of the Baptist Women's Society will hold a covered dish luncheon at 1 o'clock Wednesday at the home of Mrs. E. L. Brown. Members are invited.
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Martha Group of Women of the
First Baptist Church
Dorcas
The
Baptist Women’s Society
E. L. Brown
Victoria Club Meeting At Mrs Mary Muzzy Home
The Victoria club will meet tonight at the home of Mrs Mary Muzzy. Current events will be given at roll call.
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Victoria Club
Mary, Muzzy
Brackett Farm Bureau to Meet at School House
The Brackett Farm Bureau club will convene Thursday afternoon at the Brackett school house. Members and interested residents are invited. Mrs. Jack Kelsey, recently back from a world conference of rural women in Washington, D. C., will report on the trip.
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Brackett Farm Bureau Club
Brackett School House
Jack Kelsey
Washington, D. C
Methodist Ladies Aid group meets at Campbell home
Group three of the Methodist Ladies' Aid chaired by Mrs. Howard Sutherland will meet with Mrs. M. M. Campbell at 816 Kentucky Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. Mrs. Walter Rigdon and her committee will host. Visitors are welcome.
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First Methodist Church
C. G. Bayles
Mississippi Street
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
L. G. Abele
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Harry Gregg
New Hampshire Street
Howard Sutherland
M. M. Campbell
Kentucky Street
Walter Rigdon
Picnic by Bridgettes Postponed Indefinitely at Lone Star Jake
The Bridgettes planned a Thursday picnic at the Lone Star Jake but the event has been indefinitely postponed, leaving details on future scheduling unclear.
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Bridgettes
Lone Star
Jake
Farmount Improvement Association Postpones June Meeting
The regular monthly meeting scheduled for Thursday evening June 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ivan King on Almira Avenue has been postponed to Thursday evening June 18.
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Farmount Improvement Association
Ivan King
Almira Avenue
Local Personal Notices From Lawrence Commencement Week
Mrs. McKinley Warren of Newtonville Mass arrived to attend commencement and visit relatives. Miss Florence Hoar from Kansas City and several guests stayed with Mrs. Ed Klein for the weekend. Mrs. Fern Amen left for Fort Collins after her brother-in-law Elzy Davis’s death. May Phillips travels to Havre Mont for summer with Ernest Dewey. The Messenheimer family returned to Cincinnati after a two week visit with Lawrence residents. Dr. C F Nelson and sons expected home.
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McKinley Warren
Newtonville
Mass
O. Hosford
Fern Amen
Fort Collins
Colo
Lawrence
Elzy Davis
Florence Hoar
Kansas City
Ed Klein
Josephine Hoge
Wellington
Lara Mann
Bernice Bollman
Josephonie Klein
Edward Klein
Leavenworth
May Phillips
Havre
Mont
Ernest K. Dewey
Orland Messenheimer
Lee
Mary Ann
Cincinnati
Lawrence notes and visiting academics over summer
This week’s item lists a string of local visitors and faculty movements. Miss Elizabeth Dunkel of the University of Kansas plans summer teaching in Lawrence, while Mrs. C. B. Thomas visits from Pittsburg for commencement. Other guests include Mrs. O. B. Hoover and Miss Florence Hoover, Prof. and Mrs. A. T. Walker, and several couples traveling to McCracken, Estes Park, and Newfane.
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Denver
Colorado
Elizabeth Dunkel
University of Kansas
Lawrence
C. B. Thomas
Pittsburg
E. F. Engel
O. B. Hoover
Florence Hoover
V. E. Hoover
Russell
Harold E. Wampler
School of Business
Hutchinson
A. T. Walker
Newfane
Gilbert Campbell
Tuscaloosa
Ala
John Campbell
Kansas City
H. A. Yost
McCracken
Kan
Estes Park
Colo
R. A. Schwegler
Schwegler
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Ida Luckan
Emporia
Eva
Alice Horton
W. E. Bowersock
Jeanette Bowersock
Edith Grassley
Louise Towne
Mrs Lawrence Platt Visits Junction City Family
Mrs Lawrence Platt of Junction City arrives to spend a couple weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Hunzicker. Mrs Raymond Wheeler is recovering from a recent operation at Memorial Hospital.
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Lawrence Platt
Junction City
Carl Hunzicker
Raymond Wheeler
Memorial Hospital
Jayhawk Quilt Graduation Gift From Family Ties
A quilt crafted by Mrs. Ralph Standing for her son Raymond Standing, KU alumnus, features a white center with the university seal in red and blue, twelve red blue and yellow jayhawks, and fourteen more jayhawks in varied poses. Evelyn Standing cut the patterns as a high school student, completing the gift with a red and blue border.
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Ralph Standing
Raymond Standing
University of Kansas
Evelyn Standing
Jayhawks
Summer shop course opens for boys at Manual building
The annual summer shop course for boys began this morning at the Manual building at Ninth and Vermont. Edwin T. Burgess supervises the program with 18 boys enrolled. 35 attended last year. More students may join this week, with sessions Tuesday through Friday mornings from 9 to 12. Students may enroll if over 12, and projects include book shelves and lawn furniture.
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Manual
Ninth
Vermont Streets
Edwin T. Burgess
Burgess
Altho
Uge
Shop Projects Advance for Boys in Woodshop Class
In the shop a cedar chest begins to take shape as one boy starts the project. Two other students work on electrical projects, advancing hands on learning in the class.
More in Art Studio Enrollment Rises at Ninth Street Studio
The Summer Art Studio at the old high building on Ninth and Vermont shows growing interest with 235 attendees today versus 228 yesterday. Maude Ellsworth heads the program, noting the rise exceeds seven, and officials anticipate enrollment surpassing 300. Eleven teachers supervise while five high school assistants aid, and visitors are welcome at any time.
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Ninth
Vermont Street
Maude Ellsworth
Stu
Claim Turned Down Over Lake Shore Property Title
Herman Krueding had sought title to about 12 blocks of downtown lake shore land in Chicago. After 15 years of litigation the court dismissed the claim against Peter T. Johnson who built a bathhouse on a Lake Michigan sandbar in 1869. The judge noted the area is valued around 100 million dollars. Krueding spent roughly 220 thousand on the suit and left the courtroom quietly.
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Chicago
CPI
Herman Krueding
Lake Shore
Krueding
Peter T. Johnson
Lake Michigan
John Prystalski
Granada Sponsors Review for Little Miss Lawrence Beauty
S. E. Schwahn announces Granada theater with local merchants and Lawrence Swimming Pool to sponsor a bathing beauty revue to crown Little Miss Lawrence 1936. Contestants must be seven years old or younger from Lawrence. Prizes include a silver loving cup theatre and swimming pool tickets and merchandise. Preliminary is Sunday night June 14 at 9 pm on the Granada stage. Phone Granada 946 for details.
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S. E. Schwahn
Granada Theater
Granada
Lawrence Swimming Pool
Lawrence
Plans to default again on war debt payment
French officials indicated today that Paris will default on its war debt payment to the United States. A note expressed regret. The total debt to the United States is 4,041,152,328.33 dollars with June 15 due sums and a large portion already in default.
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Paris
UPI
France
United States
Bell from Germany Aids D Hanis Church Heritage
A church bell still used at the Catholic church in D Hanis traces to Germany nearly two centuries ago. Tradition says an early settler rang it loudly to scare away Indians during an attack.
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D’hanis
Germany
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