Society News: Jun 25 Wedding in Kansas City
The society column reports the marriage of Miss Jané Pontius to Dan Dutcher in Kansas City Kansas. Mrs Dutcher, a former KU student, taught in Grinnell IA and will graduate from UIowa this year. Mr Dutcher attends UIowa law school and will study in Chicago before their monthlong vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jané Pontius
Charles E. ‘Pontius
Kentucky Street
Dan
Sanappell Dutcher
Charles Dutcher
Iowa City
Kansas City
Kan
Dutcher
University of Kansas
University of Iowa
Pi Beta’ Phi
Grinnell
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
School of Law
Chicago
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Scraps and Receptions
Social calendar notes a sprawl of events including Methodist reception, Rotary entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Farris, and a bridge party hosted by Miss Dorothea Simons for Miss Frances Nordlund. Co operative club dinner and dance at Hotel Eldridge featured Carl Brick and guests. Trinity Guild Bridge plans and several musical gatherings honored local residents and visiting groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Son
Co-Operative Club
Eldridge
Carl Brick
Kansas City
Mrs. Brick
Mr. Brick
Frank Godding
W. A. Schaal
Crystal Room
Dorothea Simons
Frances Nordlund
Auburn
Neb
Wedding at St Mary's cathedral unites Downey and Hannaway families
The ceremony at St Mary's cathedral united Miss Eben Marie Hannaway and Reginald J. Downey of Lawrence with the bride wearing a white lustre satin gown and long veil. Attendants wore peach georgette and orchid crepe, bridesmaids carried Talisman roses, and a three course breakfast followed at the groom's home. Out-of-town guests included Chicago and Kansas City residents. The article also notes another Wichita wedding involving Miss Christine Peheriserinen and Clarence Gano Munns and mentions social events in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Cathedral
Icessworth
Eben Marie Hannaway Dager
Owen
Reginald J. Way
Luth
Minn
Henry, Downey
Lawrence
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Monseignor Kelley
Cathedral
Manny
Virginia Downey
Robert Claude ‘Standcliff
Annaway
Virgil Downey
Mendelssohn
Marc
Elecer
Chica Iene Soniel
Chicago
Downey
University of Kansas
Preeent
S. S. Kresge Company
Duluth
Rockies
Dulu
Owen Hannaway
Ill
M. C. Connor
la Verne
Blaine
M. Jacks
Farmers urged to unite national farm groups under one roof
Washington June 28 AP Chairman Legge of the farm board urged bringing all national farm organizations under the same roof in a broadcast address. He said unity can speed results, and that organized farmers can better plan production and marketing, gaining bargaining power and reducing market glut. He noted differences in organizing methods but stressed cooperation to handle crops and marketing nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legge
Farm Board
Shoesané S
Rir Lanne
Miss Virginia Arnold Returns to Radio Work in New York
Miss Virginia Arnold leaves this evening for New York to resume her staff pianist position with the Columbia Broadcasting System after a three weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Arnold. Miss Keeld also went to New York after graduating from University School of Fine Arts in 1928 to pursue music and radio work. She is Alpha Chi Omega. Mrs Wallace and Miss Evelyn Wallace are visiting Topeka for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Arnold
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Charles Arnold
A Keeld
The
University School of Fine Arts
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Farm groups push for unified national selling organizations
The Farm Board aims to ease markets by aiding the creation of large commodity selling bodies. It envisions uniting members from current national farm groups into a single general organization, though materialization may take a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W ” Ile
Farm Board
Personal notices of visitors and travels in Lawrence
A string of visitors and travelers reach and depart Lawrence including Mrs Melville Wood and son from Oakland visiting her parents, Sanda and Margaret Quinn visiting L Stout, Louise Longenecker going to Colorado Springs, Arthur Peck returning from Des Moines, H S Foster heading to Colorado Springs, John Stutz attending his sister Emma Stutz wedding in Manhattan, Marjorie and Mildred Babcock touring to Los Angeles, and numerous others visiting or leaving for summer trips across Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska, and points west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Wood
Melville, Jr
Oakland
Cal
Wood
George Kirchhoff
Sanda Quinn
Margaret Quinn
Burlington
Quinn
L. Stout
Louise Longenecker
Colorado Springs
Ella Longenecker
Nancy Longenecker
Chicago
Arthur Peck
Dés Moines
Iowa
Lawrence Paper Company
H. S. Foster
John Stutz
Manhattan
Stutz
Emma Stutz
Marjorie
Mildred Babcock
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
M. H. Huey
Nellie Beal
Dodge City
Huey
Baldwin
Lawrence
L. P. Hamilton
Kansas City
F. C. Allen
Dolph Simons
Dolph II
Sheridan Lake
Colo
D. F. Smith
L.F. Courtney
Sam, Moyer
Oehlers Resort
Park Rapids
Minn
Hervey S
Faris
Small Son
Riverside
A. E Sayers
New Orleans
Sayer
Alma Lyon
Mary Cody
Fred Woelfel
Juiney
Walter Keeler
Annabel
Ozarks
Missouri
Floyd Salveson
Way to a Man's Heart Dessert Recipe Note
A tattered recipe card by Mrs. Donald R. Waggoner lists ingredients for a raspberry dessert: raspberries, marshmallows, sugar, raspberry gelatine, water, whipped cream, and a mold setting process. Instructions describe dissolving gelatine, beating with egg beater, folding with cream, and chilling until firm. May include partial measurements and typographical errors from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Waggoner
Missouri St
Raspberry Fluff Dessert From Raspberry Recipe
A fruit dessert recipe outlines soaking gelatin in cold water, dissolving it over heat, then mixing crushed raspberries sugar and gelatin with whipped cream and vanilla. Fill a mold lined with cake slices, top with marshmallows, chill, unmold, and slice to serve with whole red raspberries as garnish.
Sweet berry dessert with tapioca and whipped cream
Recipe fragment lists salted berry mix and sugar treatment with halves, then crush and stand. Strain juice and pulp, heat with tapioca in double boiler until clear, cool or chill, fold in whites, serve with whole berries and whipped cream. Named: Mrs. Erwin Hammig. North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Hammig
N.ath St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thes Society
Journal-World Office
Corpan Ct
Warren Reding
Pittsburgh
Harold Longenecker
Bridge
Country Club
Reding
Dean Schnacke
Ivan Rowe
Joe Daniels
New York City
C. B. Carman
Miami
Okla
James G. Norton
Wichita
Charles Nesbitt
Maurice Benedict
Tulsa
Clayton Hackman
Springfield
S.S. Harvey
Cleveland
Dayton
Fred Smithmeyer
Topeka
Charles Laming
Fred Zoellner
Richard L. Anderson
Birdie L. Zwick
Vanney W. Miller
Dorothy Netherton
Robert Krum
Mr. Miller
Miss Mae Rublee
H. G. van Neste
Miss Zwick
Zwick
Miller
Minnie Bearman
Mae Rublee
Emma Christensen
Will Johne
Darrell Koontz
W. W. Anderson
Bertha Strahl
W. H. McKone
Violet
Sbi
Marilee McWilliams
Lena B. Funk
Dorothy Adams
Carolee Drake
Virginia
St. Clair
Jeanette Houk
Gertrude Welch
Mary Borredell Dalton
Mary Isabel Taylor
Bob Allens
Oscar Rumsey
Alex Mitchell
Andy ° “Mitchell
Lloyd Ware, Jr
Joe Drake
Jack Evans
Bobby Mason
Owen Maloney
Frederick _ Jaedicke
Forrest Randall
A. R. Colman
Margaret
Kanwaka
Mabel Shaw
Margaret Colman
Beattie Collins
Fred Gregory
Gregory
Mary Miller
Ralph Colman
Arnold Hays
Collins
George “Dews
Jennie Ays
Nellie Elder
Francis Gregory
Baby
Salina
Het
Robert
Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Mattin Howard
Lic Oe Wen
Barrow
Rotary Club
Earl A. Farris
Jeel
Nelson, Til
Magnew State House
Poatree
Trinity Guild
Roger Williams
F. T. Barteldes
C.C. Shimmons
A. M. Fortney
H. B. Chubb
Ednah Hopkins
Earle Stitzel
Nelson, Ill
Stitzel
Flo Taylor
Mildred Reuter
A. L. Owen
Hazel EF. Lynn
A. W. Lamb
Francis Schaeffer
Janet Patchen
Christine Peheriserinen
Ht of
Illipi, Petroleum Company
Munns
K. U
Alpha, Tau Omega
Gamine Phi Beta Sorority
F. L. Wood
W. C. McConnell
John F. Watts
W. C. Simons
L. E. Sisson
Aidid Society
Céuitest
Marrvile
Fe Tods Re Cosa
Wallace
Evelyn Wallace
Flowerfone
Sparton
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