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Contributions for the societ column must reach the Journal-World office by noon on the day they are to be published.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1940
Page
6
Contributions for the societ column must reach the Journal-World office by noon on the day they are to be published.
Various clubs meet across Monday through Thursday at locations including the clubhouse Colonial Evans Hearth Memorial Union and homes. Activities listed include contract bridge luncheon tea dinner and bridge tournaments with members such as Mrs T G Fitch Mrs F T Stockton Mrs H C Rumsey Mrs Arthur Kirchhoff Mrs AL Carter Mrs Lottie Grosshart Mrs Ivan Rowe and others.
Mrs C E Friend hosts a luncheon for Colonial Dames with members from Manhattan Topeka Leavenworth Ottawa and Lawrence. Dr Beulah Clark Van Wagenen attends Pi Lambda Theta events at Memorial Union and Kappa Kappa Gamma house with teas and dinners in Kansas City and Excelsior Springs. Various clubs meet for Swedish Smorgasbord, embroidery lessons, and flower-brimming socials with local hosts and committee chairs. A birth announces Gary son of Mr and Mrs Marvin H Johnson.
Patricia Bowser, a Merriam freshman, was elected fire chief of Corbin Hall with monthly drills and a duties list to get all residents out quickly. Other officers were Lenora Grizzell, Joan Moorhead, Lois Worrel, Eunice Lovett, and Wilma Stewart.
Duane Friday morning March 1 at Stormont hospital Topeka Mrs Johnson formerly Missola Newcomb daughter of Dr and Mrs F A Newcomb of Lawrence. The League of Women Voters foreign relations department holds its study group at 728 Louisiana Street from 9 30 to 10 30 Thursday morning with Mrs John Stutz to discuss the Monroe Doctrine.
Mrs Ed Klein will host the Round Table tomorrow after noon. Prof John Ise will speak. Mrs C W Spnarr will entertain her Thursday contract club at luncheon Thursday at 1 o clock at the Colonial.
Riverside Farm Bureau club will hold an all day meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Owe Mitchell. Members are requested to be present by 10 o clock. Hachne is to bring her own table service.
The Twentieth Century club will meet at Mrs. Henry Werner's home tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. A. L. Owen in charge of a musical program for the gathering.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church meets Wednesday after the 8 pm Litany. Mrs. Glenn Dawes leads the devotional. Mrs. A. T. Walker and Mrs. E. H. Hollands organize the program. Tea by Annie Dunlap Guild. Cosmos club hosts at 2 30 pm with Flowers and Their Growth as roll call. Presbyterian Guild lunch at Westminster hall with Miss Florence Snow speaking. Missionary society of First Methodist gathers for Lenten offerings and a full program led by Mrs. W. J. Wallace.
Mrs Hickock of Lawrence marries Willard C Gordon son of Mr and Mrs W A Gordon of De Soto in Independence Missouri on March 2 with Rev E C Miller officiating. Bride employed at Lawrence Paper Co groom a farmer and Baker University alum and Kappa Nu member. other social notices follow.
Visitors from Eudora and DeSoto attend a business session followed by performances by Edward Brass Jr Anabel Keeler and Phyllis Riggs and a Peace lecture by W E Wilson Light refreshments and patriotic songs mark the social hour. Upcoming gatherings include Friends in Council Zodiac Club and Women’s flying club plans plus a St Patrick s Day roll call and numerous host events at local homes.
Donald Higgins arrived from New York City to visit his mother Mrs. William E. Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkins spent the weekend in Wichita giving a concert for the Saturday Music club. Dr. C. R. Albright attended a chiropractic convention in Topeka. Frank Endacott visited his daughter Mrs. Ted Shevard in Topeka. Various locals traveled to Kansas City, Independence and Dawson Neb. for visits and events.
Mr. and Mrs. Marsden of Pence announce the birth of a daughter last evening at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Breckenridge of Tonganoxie welcome a daughter born Saturday evening. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. G W Myers of 711 Rhode Island Street.
Final steps in Mrs Betsey Cushing Roosevelt's divorce suit against James Roosevelt were set for Thursday at 11 in superior court Los Angeles March 4 The brother Henry K Cushing chief corroborating witness unable to appear due to illness His testimony was deemed a formality as James Roosevelt filed the initial action but did not appear to contest the cross complaint charging cruelty and desertion
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