Society Notes Highlight Bridge Parties And Weddings
Miss Helen Frink of Wagner is guest of cousins Miss Faye and Miss Gretchen Orelup at a bridge party won by Dorothy Stewart with a guest prize for Miss Frink. EK U Dames hosted thirteen bridge tables at Mrs. Herman Davis home on Louisiana street with prizes to Mrs. William Boone and Mrs. Rudolph Barta. Finesse club met at Mrs. R. R. Jackman’s home after luncheon. Happy Hour club to meet at Mrs. B J Babbit’s, and the Double Dozen club hosted by Mrs. Frank Brown with a flower garden roll call. Young Matrons club at Mrs. John Stavros’s home with seven mothers and infants supervised by Mrs. Marvin C. Hyre. blue delphinium and coreopsis in decor. Next meeting July 19 at Mrs. Walter Gerstenberger’s in Eudora. University School of Education faculty luncheon at Broad View Inn to become weekly summer feature. Miss Margaret Sins, daughter of Judge and Mrs. W. L. Huggins of Emporia, wed T. Faulter Jr of Pelatau, June 14 at the bride’s home. Faulter, a KU graduate, was in New York as a commercial artist. couple to live in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Frink
Wagner
Faye Orelup
Gretchen Orelup
Dorothy Stewart
Miss Frink
EK. U. Dames
Herman Davis
Louisiana ‘Street
William Boone
Rudolph Barta
Lloyd Boughton
Vernon Gentry
Stanley McCracken
Neil Shell
John Stavros
Young Mattrons Club
Johnson Avenue
Lota Ziesenis
Memorial Tal
Carol Butter
Marvin C. Hyre
Charles Lescher
Alice Marie
Constance Eunice
Orner
Clifford Wayn
Waldemar Wickman
Ralph
E. O. Stansbury
Bonnie Lou
J. W Young
Betty Lou
Stavrox
Angelene
Walter Gerstenberzer
Eudora
Margaret!sins
W. L. Huggins
Emporia
Hnd T. Faulter
Pelatau
Faulter
University of Kansas
Kanna Alpha Theta Sorority
College of Emporia
New York
Social calendar and local visits in Lawrence
Wednesday activities include the Baptist Church women's society dinner at Mrs. W. R. Stiner and club events at Imperial, Current Event, El Juego, Pi Lambda Theta tea at Watkins hall, and contract club on Thursday. Saturday features a Benefit bridge at Mrs. Will Pendleton's. Also noted are residents traveling for summer, guests visiting, and regional crop reports from Ardmore and Enid while several Lawrence locals host or depart for trips to Minnesota, Green Mountain Falls, Dover, Oklahoma, and Topeka communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society
Baptist Church
W. R. Stiner
Imperial Club
Otto Barteldes
Afina P. Dias
Grace’ Perk
el Juego
J. W. Holmes
Pi Lambda Theta
Watkins Hall
R. H. Edmiston
P. E
Will Pendleton
Milan
Charles Elwell
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Ernest Bayles
Hugh
Spencer and
Lewis
C. B. Spencer
Iola
Bayles
Columbus
Ohio University
Albert McNish
Maurine McNish
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Lawrence
McNish
Vera Gartner
Enid
Okla
Faye Orelup
Aliss Gretchen Orelup
Fern
Ellen Welsh
Kansas City
Personal notices of health and visits across towns
Glenda Hill and Wilma Hill recover from tonsillectomies performed yesterday morning. Mrs L M Hughes and her son Robert spend the day in Topeka. Fraley returns home to Hiawatha after visiting Mrs William Water and Mr and Mrs E Lodgson. Suzanne Lodgson returns home after a three week vacation while Mrs Logsdon and Suzanne visit Logsdon's mother in Burlington. Mr Logsdon remains elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Spillman
Kate Edmonds
Kansas City
Lawrence
D. A. Miller
Glenda Hill
Wilma Hill
Lodgson
Suzanne
Mrs. Logsdon
Burlington
Mr. Logsdon
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. R. Jackman
Finesse Club
B. J. Babbitt
Frank Brown
Illinois Street
Invin Huber
University School of Education
Broad View Inn
Harry Kane
Grace Petz
Arkansas City
J. Philip Ernst
Indiana Street
C. C. Stewart
John
Minnesota
W. B.banker
Betty
Bob
Muskogee
T. G. Fitch
Helen Whetstone
Dover
Walter Thiele
Kansas‘City
John‘ ‘Ames
Topeka
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fischer
Otto Fischer
Mohawk Axminster
Crawford-Veatch
Lorraine
OFA
Group
Boucle
Rochester
Coats
Gotham
Phoenix and
Enchantress
Ladies
Toyo
Panama
Cabagae
Dansettes
Tate
Novelty Fabrica
Rayon