Engagements and weddings fill Kansas social notes
Miss Norma Sabin of Salina to Martin Wallingford of Independence planned for June 30. Announcements of golden wedding celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Mull and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Presbrey noted born in New York and California ties. Social events included Mrs. Winyard’s bridge party and a miscellaneous shower for Miss Dotis Foster with pink and white refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Sabin
Salina
Martin Wallingford
Independence
R. G. Sabin
Salina Country Club
Miss Sabin
University of Kansas
Wallingford
School of Business
Delta Sigma Pi
Harold Eberhart
Ruby Gish
New Hampshire Street
Dotis Foster
Social calendar items and society notices update
Wednesday through Saturday events feature clubs, dinners, and meetings across Lawrence. Notable items include the Lea Demoiselles bridge club hosted by Mrs. Jortee Simons, a Variety club dinner at the Colonial, and a Washington chapter D A B picnic at Shawnee Mission with transport and carpool notes. Details list attendees, hosts, and locations, with plans for visits to Chicago and Arizona summer travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Love
Lea Demoiselles
Jortee Simons
Aise Frances Nordlund
John. L. “Kilworth
Tee Hinteld Zuber
Heimer
Bridgettes
John le
Al '8
Aturdey - Batty Washington Chapter
D. A
Personal notes of travel and visits among local residents
Ben Wilson left Quiakney for Omaha to meet his son T B Wilk in San Francisco and travel to Minneapolis and Chicago on business. Mrs Arnold Ransdell and Miss Helen Harshberger depart for Yellowstone and visit Denver Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City before returning via the Black Hills. Fannie Philips Conley and Mrs Konley with guest Mrs T A Cordry visit friends in Topeka Cordry to return to Parsons tomorrow. Mr and Mrs R Hudson Gilbert of Little Rock spend weeks with Mrs Gilbert's mother Mrs Lottie Gilbert. Mr and Mrs Cecil Munger left Monday afternoon for their home in Belleville after a week with Mr and Mrs F W Hosford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wilson
Quiakney
Omaha
T. B. Wilkson
San Francisco
Cal
Minneapolis
Chicago
T. B. Wilson
Arnold Ransdell
Helen Harshberger
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Mont
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Belle Club
Atville
H. E. van Noy
F. W. Hosford
Summer departures and travels from Estes Park to Kansas City
A taste of the season as residents and students head to summer destinations. At Estes Park a poet named Lawrence will be there with his parents. Miss Alte Gaaml will accompany her parents to seasonal retreats. Charles Bradner Brown, a University attendee, spent the day in City. Miss Drath Shaad went to Kansas City for a luncheon honoring Miss Helen Filkin. Miss Shand returned from Burnham College where she did graduate work. Mr and Mrs F A Haglund and Dorothy, and Mr and Mrs D M Grainger are in Kansas City for the day. Prof F H Todder and wife left for a week in Waton. Prof and Mrs C H Ashton left for Seattle to spend summer with daughter Mrs Leon Bocker. Prof and Mr Jerdage B Atkinson left for Ann Arbor to spend summer. home occupied by Mrs Clara Wright and Miss Wilda Wright of St Joseph. Mr and Mrs H A Jetmore left for Green Mountain today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Park
Colo
Lawrence
Alte Gaaml
Charles’ Bradner Brown
City
Drath Shaad
Kansas City
Ruth Breidenthal
Helen Filkin
Shand
Burn .Mawr College
F. A. Haglund
Dorothy
D. M.grainger
F. H. "Todder
Ase
Waton
B.C
C. H.ashton
Seattle
Waah
Hills Bros. Roasting Method Delivers Uniform Flavor
Hills Bros. claims a new continuous pro rate controlled roasting that streams coffee through the roaster in small batches. Positive heat control yields a rich uniform full bodied flavor in every pound. The company advertises vacuum cans to keep coffee fresh and urges customers to ask for Hills Bros. Coffee with the Arab trademark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Bros
Hilla” Bros. Pi
Hills Bons
Hills Bros. Coffea
Tle
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kansas City
Missouri
Falla News Briefs and Local Social Notes
Falla Colorado residents Mrs. I Rei and Mrs. W Hosford with Miss Virginia Hosford attended a Farmers Union meeting in Prospect. Doris Swallow, Robert Swallow and Mrs. B. W. Swallow visited with daughter Mrs. Floyd Cox. Hazel Shirar visited sister Helen Miller. Lila Tuttle returned from Eldered visiting friends. J Norris and daughter spent Monday evening with Chas Lemon. Mrs. Fred Florence Hazel Shell and Charles Paul Florence visited W A Florence family. M Schutz and C Schickner accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C Schickner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Swallow
Doris
Robert
Swallow
Floyd Cox
Fred Florence
Hazel Shell
Charles
Paul Florence
W. A. Florence
M. Schutz
C. Schickner
Local Guests and Social Events Reported
Mrs Mary Davis and Mrs Kenneth Pringle with children of Wichita hosted guests Thursday evening. Elzy Davis and family were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Clarence Miller and baby. Will Eisele and family shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Henry Eisele. Mrs D W Cox of Waldren Missouri visited Mr and Mrs L Cox Thursday through Saturday. Mrs Letha Tuttle spent Sunday night and Monday with Mr and Mrs Edward Martin and daughter Loraine. Farmers Union postponed to Saturday night June 19. Mr and Mrs J M Palmer and Mrs M Schuts attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Kenneth ‘Pringle
Wichita
Elzy Davis
Thursiday
Clarence
Mitford Miller
Chas. Shirar
Will Eisele
Are
Henry Eisele
D. ‘W. Cox
Waldren
T. L.cox
Letha Tuttle
Edward Martin
Loraine
Swope and
Local Visit Highlights From Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Henry Disque hosted visitors Friday while Mr and Mrs Ted Flory spent time with Roy. Mrs D W Cox of Waldren Missouri joined Me Te L Cox for Friday events. Cox family including Floyd Cox and Chas Shiray with Laster attended Sunday evening with Ernest Leary and C L Davis clan Johnny and Glen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topska
Henry
Ted Flory
Roy
D. W. Cox
Waldren
Cox
Floyd Cox
Chas. Shiray
Laster
Ernest Leary
Miév
C. L. Davis
Dons
Johnny and
Glen
Arene Wit and Mi Si Baling Visit Cox Family
Mi Si Baling and family Mr and Mrs Pred Eggert spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs T L Cox, sharing a social visit and refreshments at the Cox home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arene Wit
Mi Si Baling
Mee
Pred Eggert
T. L. Cox
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Oklahoma City
William Clouser Boyd
Backus
Bete
Laine Artes
Dr. Gifford
Cf Gifford
Oklahoma
Mm City
Tony
Boyd
Dearborn
Dr. Boyd
Cambridge
Pennet Boral
Rhadamanthi
Ververd
Unitarian Young People's Socie
Dr.Boyd
Harvard
Boston
Evans Memorial Hospital
W. W. Hutton, Jr
Bridge
R. Hudson Gilbert
Little Rock, Ark
Lydia Harrie
Robert Winyard
Gilbert
Harris
Ellsworth
Maude Ellsworth
Agnes Fartad
Faye Gosper
Helen Kinney
Hutton
Arthur B. Mull
Berenice E. Moore
Hollywood
Elijah C. Mull
Frank Presbrey
New York City
Presb
Mull
H. D. Lee Mercantile Company
California
Presbrey
Lar
Mabelle Parks
Clemmie R. Green
Mildred Stringham
Marguerite Knotts
Msi
Miss Parks
Mar-garet
Snow
Marguerite Nette
Edna Loesch
Elizabeth Shawnee
Margaret Williams
Nellie Fleming
Maude Clem
Dorothy Beal
Ellen Hazard
Winifred Hodges
Nates
Miss Foster
Eae
Fea Ghat
Shea Boreity Pippert
B. T. Foster
J. Jennie Gish
J. Z
New Hampshire
F. Mitchell
Vermont
Alabama
Emil Gauck
Oregon
D.D. Hornaday
Louisian
Allen Crafton
Elizabeth
Arizona
Flagstaff
Rowe
el Dorado
el Dorado High School
Philathes
The
Evangelical Sunday School
Clyde Beck
Pennsylvania Street
Dolph Simons
Masachusetts
Ur McNabb Podtan
Sarah’ Spencer
Rursey
Irwin
A.W. “Phillips
Fannie. Phillips
Parcele. Tes
G. of. A.B
Lawrenes Chapter
American War Mothers
Lila Hope
Fourteenth Street
Ameran Tree Association
Washington
Dolph Simon
Simons
Topeke
Enrl de Miller
Mary Oflizabeth Kennedy Tonell
Bell
John Montgomery
Coral Gzbi Fia
Sim
Jr. Bawes
Topeka
Kennedy
Harold Zuber
Variety Bridge Club
Colonial Tea Room
Gilbert RS Smith
Mavin
Ge Alice
Phena Pearl Davis
Kan
Smith
Vernon F. Mikesell
Mikezell
Belmond
Frank J. Cronk
Pasadena
Betty Washington
D.A.R
Shawnee Mission
W. Atkinson
Atkinson
Hugh Means
E. E. Bayles
C. E. Friend
W. T. Courtney
L. B. Read
Hovey Hanna
Het
Robert Quillen
Batistes
Shantungs Organdies
Creyes
Vanity Fair
Dexdale
Falla
I -Rei
Mae Wee W. Hosford
Virginia Hosford
Farmers Union
Prospect
Sol
Arenaelians
Otto Fischer
Petunias
Ward's Flowerfone
Ober’s
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