Butterfield society notes bridge teas and engagements
Mrs Ernest E Bayles hosted a bridge tea for Mrs Victor Tomlin son of Fort Worth Texas. Miss Edna Lamb served as host. Mrs Earle W Patton entertained Miss Rowena Longshore prior to her Trinity Episcopal church wedding to Carl August Wattenberg of Kansas City. A bridal gift display and prize winners highlighted the events. The Longshore wedding is set for Monday at Trinity Episcopal church in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Bayles
Victor Tomlinson
Fort Worth
Tex
Tomlinson
University of Kansas
Edna Lamb
Earle W. Patton
Rowena Longshore
Carl August Wattenberg
Kansas City
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wilda Wright
Mary Louise Beltz
Longshore
Miss Longshore
Raymond Nichols
Junius Underwood
Homer Allison
Winifred Koenig
Conrad McGrew
Beulah Hackler
Jessamine Jackson
Evangeline Clark
Wildam Wright
Percy Sherwood
Mildred Ingham
Jennie Springer
Courtney Bratton
Topeka
Johnnie Breithaupt
Albert Hornberger
Ruth Darlene
Walter Harbour
Frances
Homer Gibson
Marceline
Dorothy Wintermantle
W. M.S
Worden Church
Fred Clark
Lydia Allen
Social calendar and wedding notes near Lawrence
A studied social calendar lists bridge teas picnics and club meetings from Friday through July with groups like Mothers League and Delta Delt contract club. It also details a wedding party for Dr. Leonard and Miss Leonard including gowns corsages and reception guests. The piece covers upcoming flower club talks thimble parties scavenger hunts and a mock wedding plus multiple local gatherings and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Bayles
Bridge
Margaret Graeber
Mothers' League
John Pexyton
Delta Delt Contract Club
Howard Creel
Mrs Miller Hosts Thursday Contract Club Gathering
Mrs. George F. Miller entertained the Thursday contract club yesterday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. M. Stucker and Mrs. George Docking for their winnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Miller
H. M. Stucker
George Docking
Personal notices of Midwest residents visiting and traveling
Betty and Bob Banker of Muskogee Oklahoma arrive to spend the summer with their grandparents Mr and Mrs T G Fitch. Their mother Mrs W R Banker will come about July 12. EB Huddleston family to return from Mayo Clinic trip Rochester Minnesota. Obed Thompson leaves for Madison Wisconsin for two weeks with parents. Roy St John Jr returns from Lawrence to Madison with them. Lucille Willett and Ralph Varnum to dine with Roy Parker in Kansas City Missouri. Horace Tabor and Mrs Ide Sharis leave for Kalamazoo Michigan after visiting Mr and Mrs C E Friend. Mrs A M Murphy of Oklahoma City and sons Bob and Bud arrive to visit Mrs Murphy's mother Mrs F C Luckan. D D Hornaday seriously ill at home 514 Mississippi Street. Mrs Maurice Clarkson and son Richard return to Oklahoma City after weeks with Mrs Clarkson's mother Mrs E C Murphy. Mr and Mrs C E Friend will go to Oskaloosa for dinner honoring F H Roberts founder and owner of the Oskaloosa Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Bob Banker
Muskogee
Oklo
T. G. Fitch
W. R. Banker
EB. F. Huddleston
Mayo Brothers’ Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Obed Thompson
Madison
Wis
Thompson
Roy St. John, Jr
Lawrence
Lucille Willett
Ralph Varnum
Roy Parker
Kansas City
Horace Tabor
Ide Sharis
Kalamazoo
Mich
C. E. Friend
A. M. Murphy
Bob
Bud
Oklahoma City
Aimee Semple McPherson Denies Wedding Rumors
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson said there are no wedding bells in the offing. She denied plans to marry Homer Rodeheaver or anyone else, responding to circulation of a rumored romance with the former Billy Sunday singing master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Firm Is Made Defendant In Involuntary Bankruptcy Case
TopekaJune 21 William Small & Co Leavenworth dry goods concern was made defendant today in an involuntary bankruptcy proceeding filed in federal district court here Petition filed by Smith McCord Townsend Friedfiegel and Dawson Co all Kansas City wholesale concerns Appointment of a receiver was requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
William Small & Co
Leavenworth Dry Goods
Smith- McCord-Townsend, Friedfiegel
Dawson & Co
Kansas City
Ise Depicts the Current Scene for Topeka Rotary
Professor John Tse of the University of Kansas analyzed the contemporary social scene at the Topeka Rotary luncheon. He argued that life satisfactions hinge on durability, criticizing gadgets and fast-paced leisure. The audience applauded as he warned about endless jazz, social bustle, and billboard culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tse
University of Kansas Department of Economics
Kansan
Toneka
Professor Tse
Dr. Ise
Topeka
Lost Fat Because Sheheed Doctor's Advice
Mrs H H Long of Clarinda Iowa writes she used Kruschen Salts on doctor guidance. Starting weight 226 pounds, after 3 jars weight 208, doctor says she is progressing. The ad promotes a four week supply for Kruschen with a half teaspoon in hot water each morning, guarantees 12 pound loss or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Long
Clarinda
Towa
Round Corner Drug Co
Future of League Questioned Again in Rome Dispatch
June 21 report from Rome discusses the Italo Ethiopian dispute and a possible Italian exit from the League of Nations. British Captain Anthony Eden may influence Mussolini’s stance during upcoming talks in Rome and Paris regarding articles X and XV arbitration. A separate Kansas City item notes a hold up of store messenger W. William Mayhew for $1,053.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
League of Nations
Britain
Anthony Eden
Italy
League
Eden
Benito Mussolini
Japan
Germany
Paraguay
Geneva
Paris
Mussolini
London
Stresa
United Front
Great Britain
France
Kansas City
W.william Mayhew
University chorus holds first rehearsal June 20
The University summer session chorus opened with strong female turnout but few men. Several good voices exist and readings are above average. More enrollment is urged to form a lasting chorus to perform with the orchestra on July 30. Try-outs are not held. parts will be developed in group rehearsal.
Local Notes and Social Visits In Centropolis Area
Range Line notes show Lois Fisher on KU vacation visit. multiple callings to George Finch and M S Watts homes. Attendees include Dewey Watts family and Elma Wright of Ottawa. Local hay work by Leach and Lee. obituary for Charles Rappard at Worden. Centropolis ball game Richter 1 to 0. Children’s Day program at Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So Sew
A. J. Osborn
Delaware Street
Charles Johnson
China
James Osborn
Rhode Island Street
Henry Downey
Louis Anfred
Lois Fisher
K. U
Clark Clover
Osage City
George Finch
Johnnie Brecheisen
Cecil
John Watts
M. S. Watts
A. C. Watts and Sons
Chester
Eldon
Wilbur
Elma Wright
Ottawa
Glen Watts
Lester Leach
Lee
Russell Leach
Charles Rappard
Worden
Veleska Powell
Clark Enslow
Topeka
John Clark
Jim Lavin
John Park
Elma Blanche Sands
Princeton
Centropolis
Richter
Baptist Church
Elmer Wintermantle
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T. J. Sweeney Jr
Imperial Bridge Club
J. M. Sanderson
Robert Rowlands
Charles Swartz
George March
M. F. Hadrson
Sanderson
Will Pendleton
S.C. Hinshaw
E. O. W. Bridge
C. W. Sparr
Floyd Riederer
Jean Lingard
James B. Lingard
Harold W. Palmer
Wichita
Christian Church
Bozeman
Mont
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
Palmer
Donnelly Garment Company
New York
W. W Perham
Tulas
B, and
P. W. Club
Robinson Gymnasium
Lola Locke
Dodge City
Lola Graig
Edna Lydie
Ruth Morse
Arlene Roberts
Margaret Schumann
Charles Florance
Evangelical Church
A. J. Miller
Frank Pippett
Bertha Coffelt
Elmer Pippert
Lena Wulfkuhle
Harry Pipbert
Anna Schutz
Dorothy Jean Strain
Elmer F. Strain
Carl D. Leonard
Lyons
Arents
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Syrdicate
W. Ernest Collins
Central Congregational Church
Topea
Jane Fitzpatrick
Ralph White
Akron
Leonard
Edgar Jones
Ithaca
N. Y
Dorothy Leonard
Laura Roepke
Manhattan
Fitzpatrick
San Francisco
Cal
United States Marine Hospital
Washburn College
Veterans’ Hall
W. S. Griesa
Kansas
Kate Caldwell
Fleeta Penn
Joan Kistler
Elizabeth Mason
Indianapolis
Ind
H. M. Mason
Old Friends Club
Ernest May
E. W. Schafstall
Friends Church
C. W. Reynolds
Joe Cox
Dorothy
Doris Erwin
San Benito
Esther Henderson
Henrietta Lake
Dorothy Winey
Alice Smith
Marianna Smith
Velma Jacobson
Clara Cox
Maxine Snow
Melba Dyer
Velma Snow
Margaret Messer
Mary Lou Spray
Virginia Detler
Geneva Detler
Richard Dawes
Carlyle Dawes
Cecil Rogers
Burdette Smith
Glenn Kiefer
Lewis Kemp
Max Laptad
Jimmie Shepard
Eldon Perry
Robert Nellis
Haryl Edmondson
Clifford Reynolds
L. Courtney
Mamie Skaggs
First Christian Church
Courtney
Jonne Dunn
Earl’ Martin
Gertrude Davidson
Mildred Brown
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau
Harold Fisher
Learnard Avenue
Jimmie Bates
West Ninth Street
Grace Wert
Carl Roswall
Ella MacGarver
Clifford Grosshart
Hazel . Howe
Rufus Thompson
Roswall
Frankfort
Lucille Garver
Mickley
Semple
Barnard
Ruth Barnard
Loretta McGinnis
la Cygne
John T. Jarvis
Cygne
Lawrence High School
University of
Blossom Ewing
Doris Stockwell
Lucille Willert
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
Singer
Leavenworth Dry Goods Concern
Virginia
Hotel
Eldridge
Ise
CCC Co
Eagles’ Hall
Homer Nusbaum
Joe Sassaman
Otis Shipps
Elma Dee
Harvey Clark
Harry Fisher
Emery Crawford
Bryan Stewart
Tom Schmitt
Howard
Leonard Clark
Clark Allen
William Clark
Allen
Carrie Fisher
Eldred
Pirro Shoe
Fitch
Williams
Allens
Ol Aass
Ovvautt Druc Store
Kayser
Mir-O-Kleer
Bombay
Scientity
Pongee
Good Housekeeping
AWAY
Blackheads
Rain Capes
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