Society Social Calendar Highlights This Weekend
Friday events include breakfast hosted by Mrs Edward Brass for the contract club and a bridges luncheon for Miss Madge Bullene. Saturday features a reception by Dean and Mrs E B Stouffer in honor of President and Mrs B B Stoffer of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. T. Contract Club
Edward Brass
Madge Bullene
Bridges
Thomas W. Woodward
E. B. Stouffer
B. B. Stoffer
Topeka
Society Notes Highlight Local Events and Marriages
Honolulu native Mrs. Thomas D Woodward attended a 12 guest luncheon hosted by Miss Madge Bullene at Evans Hearth before returning to Topeka. Sigma Kappa plans a Casino party for rushees hosted by Mrs Raymond Schwegler. Mrs Josephine Bailey announces wedding of daughter Stella to Lyle Watson in Kansas City. Various bridge luncheons, club meetings, picnics, and a farm bureau gathering are recorded with dates, places, and attendees across Topeka and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Woodward
Honolulu
Madge Bullene
Evans
The
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Raymond Schwegler
Josephine Bailey
Stella
Lyle Watson
Kansas City
East Thirteenth Street
Alfred P. Smith
Friends Church
Don Machin
Evans Hearth
F. D. Baty
Chanute
Lawrence
Carl Clifton
Carl Achning
Baty
Woodrow Miller
Justin Hill
E. O. Stone
Local Club Notes Include Talks and Prizes at Meetings
Mrs. D. D. Hornaday hosts at 514 Mississippi with prize winners Lutz first and Hornaday second. Elizabeth Jacqmain discusses Belgium after three years there. Mrs. Frank McDonald entertains NBC club. guests include Higgins Smith Johnson Melvin with prizes for several members. Sigma Kappa delegates Doris Love Wagg and Clara Lee Oxley travel from Lawrence and Mission to Cleveland for national convention. An afternoon bridge session honors Hovey Hanna Jr. Year Round club to meet Tuesday at 2:30. Twenties club held a Clinton park picnic with 37 attendees and out of town guests. The Hoover couple announce the birth of a son at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Hornaday
Mississippi Street
Eva Abraham
Lutz
Hornaday
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Belgium
Frank McDonald
N.B.C. Club
James Higgins
Arthur L. Smith
Lincoln
Neb
Vern Johnson
George Melvin
Doris Love Wagg
Lawrence
Clara Lee Oxley
Mission
Cleveland
Sigma Kappa
Xichao
Detroit
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Clinton Park
Dora Pettit
Columbia
Melvin E. Griffith
Fargo
N.D
Eldon Perry
Peggy Elston
Kansas City
Personal News From Lawrence Area Residents
Mrs. Oliver Peterson travels to Louisville to visit her son in law Lieut. Norman F. Koenig and grandson James Edward Koenig. Mrs. Jacob's arrival from Budd Park, N J accompanies her as they plan to reside here. Miss Dorothy Stannard heads to Madison Wisconsin for a University of Wisconsin summer session. Ryland Ferguson returns home after a broken arm from Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Peterson
Louisville
Norman F. Koenig
James Edward Koenig
St. Louis
H. C. Peterson
Humboldt
Samuel Kelsall III
M. E. Phenicie
Ethel Harmon
Joseph King
Tonganoxie
A. A. Heine
Raymond Jacobs
Budd Park
N.J
Jacobs
Reta Wilson
C. E. Wilson
Grace Gifford
Kansas City
Dorothy Stannard
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
J. . Nibarger
Lynwood
Calif
Grant Street
E. H. Ware
Coeur d’Alene
Ida
Atchison
Sheffield Ingalls
Topeka
Chester Woodward
Ryland Ferguson
Memorial Hospital
Ryland
Sam W. Ferguson
Southpark
Chanute
Lawrence
Darrell T. Shaw
Susan
Tommy
Priscilla
New York City
Wayne F. Shaw
W. T. Courtney
Jonathan B. Carter
Wilson
J. W. Eby
Howard
Louise Freese Pfleger
Marilyn
Clifton
Glendora
F. W. Freese
Local Social Notes Roll Through Town and Nearby
Two and Mrs. Carl Pfleger and family of Eudora visit relatives. Mrs. Nick Schowengerdt and children return from San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. E R Mons of Chicago to visit Mrs. Mons parents in Lawrence area. Mrs. Ross Clayton travels to Hill City for wheat harvest with daughter Ruth. Elgar Smith of Dunivant, injured June 17, shows slight improvement in Topeka hospital. father of Lois Smith. Mrs. A M Hoffman of Coffeyville visiting her mother and relatives. O W Maloney returns from Tulsa with aunt L E Marshall to visit sisters M S Maloney and Are Charles Hulings of Emlenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pfleger
Eudora
Nick Schowengerdt
San Diego
Edwin Schowengerdt
E. R. Mons
Chicago
Mons
F. C. Allen
Ross Clayton
Hill City
George McVey
Ruth Clayton
Elgar Smith
Dunivant
Lawrence
Christ’s Hospital, Topeka
Lois Smith
A. M. Hoffman
Coffeyville
J. N. Gordon
O. W. Maloney
Tulsa
L. E. Marshall
M. S. Maloney
Are
Charles Hulings
Emlenton
Sunday Concerts At Hoch Auditorium Features Guest Conductors
The Seventh Annual Mid Western Music Camp presents Sunday concerts at 4 p m for the camp orchestra and 8 p m for the band in Hoch auditorium and the outdoor theater. Guest conductors include Karl O Euersteiner David T Lawson Raymond Hunt and Russell L Wiley. The program lists works by Wagner Tchaikowsky Rachmaninoff and Grainger among others. A separate notice covers a city drive to collect kitchen fats to aid glycerine production for explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hunt
Karl O. Euersteiner
Hoch Auditorium
David T. Lawson
Karl O. Kuersteiner
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Russell L. Wiley
Topeka
Tempe
Ariz
Bruce Jones
Little Rock
Ark
School of Fine Arts
Hoch
Dean D. M. Swarthcut
E. Thayer Gaston
Harvest Labor Shuffle Averts Shortage In Kansas
Kansas employment service says farmers will draw migrant workers from Oklahoma and Nebraska to cover harvest needs. About 1,500 from Oklahoma have moved into south central Kansas with 100 more to arrive in southwest Kansas. Local offices and roving workers monitor demand as wages average 4 to 6 dollars a day with board and room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Employment Service
Oklahoma
Kansas
Philip Lawlor
Hays
Nebraska Employment Service
Lawlor
Harold Lewis
Hutchinson
Lewis
Southwest
West Central
Dodge City
Garden City
Goodland
Great Bend
Wichita
Concordia
Salina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bert Nash
H. C. Taylor
Don Haines
Paul Rankin
R.S.H. Club
Florence Hicks
Home Aid Society
Ed Hope
America
James Belshe
W. P. Olmsted
Robert White
Kiwanis Club
First Methodist Church
C. W. Pollom
University Extension Department
Ray Wright
Riverside Farm Bureau
Elmer Husted
J. S. Taylor
Lizzie Springer
David Perkins
E. P. Houser
S. E. Wampler
William Duke
Billy
Barbara
Cal
Roy Houser
Leroy
Charles Amyx
Pearl Harbor
S. M. Amyx
Ruth
Billy Amyx
LeRoy Alexander
Old Friends Club
William Reinisch
P. W.’. Ewing
Ernest May
Evangelical Church
A. H. Dyer
Oliver H. Transue
Anna Nanninga
Geldie Schutz
Daffodil Club
A. W. Davidson
Winona Avenue
George Henik
Linwood
Ruby Kathryn
Robert August Gunther
Lawrence Circle No. 4
G.A.R
Wirs
Charles Stough
Hovey Hanna, Jr
Harina
Karl Euersteiner
Florence Kunkle
H. M. Mason
Robert Hoover
Massachusetts Street
Mid-West
Mr. Euersteiner
Fschaikowsky
Kay
Mr. Lawson
Rachmaninoff Foster
Stephen Foster
Werner Janssen
Babes In Toyland
Cece Victor Herbert
County
Derry
Mr. Wiley
Valhalla
Coe ‘Wagner
Lawson
Boston Commandery
Ansell
Mr. Hunt
Charles Maguante
Coleridge-Taylor
Porphyro
Madeline
Grainger the
Stravinsky
Hirohito
Hitler
Allison - Armstrong
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ackerman
Bacmo
Bacmo Glove Manufacturers
Fritz Eldridge
Meyn
Jeffries
Realform
Artemis
Eastern Isles
Katz
NoMend Hosiery Mills
Frillikins
Blue Swan
Frillikyns
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