Community groups, teas, and club meetings noted
The notices describe hostess Mary A. Carter hosting a tea for Mary Blanchard and friends before a move to Aberdeen, plus several clubs meeting at the Chamber of Commerce, West Side Study club discussions on child labor and illiteracy, and plans for Girl Scout, Sigel Farm Bureau, and Jolly Litchers club activities. Social events include luncheons, noteworthy guests, and upcoming gatherings with dates, locations, and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Study Club
Yiesing
EB. C. Hussing
Iid Labor
Albert Martin
Jennie Moren
United States
Kansas
Buesing
M.A. Draper
F. A. Dreher
S. 8. Hoover
Vermont Street
Social activities and clubs calendar from Friday to Tuesday
The item lists chapter meetings, auctions, showers, luncheons, and teas across multiple clubs including P E O, Victoria, Lawrence Flower Club, University Women’s Club, and Kanwaka Farm Bureau. Guests noted include Mrs. H Dodderidge, Miss Laura Rankin, Mrs. Frank Fishburn, and Miss Pattis Johnson with events at Myers Hall, G A R hall, and Kanwaka church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. E. O
pFfiday du Duplicate
Frank Matt
Hf. A. Dodderidge
W. Gaunt
University Women’s Club
Myers Hall
C. ¥. Kent
F. L. Brown
F. \. Blackmar
Alice Vinson
A. L. Owen
R. E. Lawrence
Ednah Hopkins
E. H. Lindley
Agnes Husband
J. D. Stranathan
Dinsmore Alter
FB. B. Stouffer
Kanwaka
Hills Bros Coffee praised for uniform flavor and freshness
Critics praise Hills Bros Coffee for its distinctive rich flavor achieved by small batch roasting and controlled heat. The ad claims West of the Mississippi sales lead, fresh packing in vacuum, and air-exclusion preserves flavor against dulling air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countie Ia
Mississippi
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Lée
Lent Bros. Coffee,Inc
Kansas Ty
Missouri
Personal notices recount Topeka social visits and travel
Old Constant postponed for the present. Mrs. W. T. Courtney attended a legislator wives luncheon at the Hotel Kansan roof garden in Topeka. Out of town guests at Patti Johnson’s recital included Mr. and Mrs. Reid Johnson and daughter Betty Lee, Enid McGee of Tulsa, and Irve Butler of Oklahoma City. Betty Lee will visit Patti Johnson. H. H. Asher returns from St. Joseph. W. C. Blanchard plans to move to Aberdeen SD. Stanley Charlton of Edwardsville will attend the Roxy concert. Mrs. Will Pendleton hosts sisters and friends from Chicago Burlington and Iowa City. arour motored from Burlington to Lawrence. G. R. Frederick returns from Texas and goes to Milltan. Mrs. Alice B. Myers visits Topeka weekend with Mrs. Fleming G. Moore and Dr. Moore. Gilbert Francis now with Shimmons Brothers after leaving Robertson Music. Alan Asher confined with flu. Mrs. N. T. Veateh and daughters to Kansas City tonight after visiting A. D. Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Null and Mrs. Mary Carter drive to Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Carter
Mary Blanchard
W. C. Blanchard
Aberdeen
H. E. Don Carlos
Mary Bitzer
Blaiichard
E. M. iLause
Misa Beatrix Charlton
Aileen
Jane Veatch
Kansas
City
Olga
Eric Carl
W. T. Courtney
Kansan
Topeka
Reid Johnson
Betty Lee
Enid McGee
Tulsa
Okla
Irve Butler
Oklahoma City
Patti Johnson
Miss Johnson
H. H. Asher
Misa Beatrix
Charlton
Will Pendleton
George Wire
Chicago
Clara Biklen
Martha Bikley
Burlington
Walter Davis
Iowa City
Lawrente
G. R. Frederick
Texas
Milltan
Alice B. Myers
Fleming G. Moore
Moore
Gilbert Francis
Robertson Music Company
Shimmons Brothers
Alan Asher
N. T. Veateh
Jane
Kansas City
A. D. Weaver
Harold Null
Mary Carter
Parsonare
Weekend Guests And Local Visits Weave Through Social Notes
Mrs. Carter hosts over the weekend for Mrs. F C Carter of Lawrence with Mrs. Lucille Howden and Davis Elmore of Topeka visiting Mrs. Sol on Emery. Mrs J Nibarger and son Paul and Mrs Tom McCall with Delbert and Dorothy toured Topeka to visit relatives. John Philip Sousa to lead national high school band contest in Tulsa May 21 23. Attorney Freitas of Stockton California first name Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
F.C Carter
Lawrence
Lucille Howden
Davis Elmore
Topeka
Solon Emery
Nibarger
Paul
Tom McCall
Delbert
Dorothy
John Philip Sousa
Tulsa
Okla
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Afl Snidons
Nemeés
Clu
Lanne
Pds
Girl Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Wager
Byron Donmyer
Madeline Weilepp
Gaylord Weilepp
W. L. Smyth
Senator Smyth
Great Bend
Lloyd Schleifer
Les Demoiselles Bridge Club
Ye Tavern
St. Patrick
Arthur Peck
Howard Moore
Sigel Farm Bureau
C. V. Baldwin
F. Kampschroeder
Suncheona
Christian Church Council
H. L. Cerath
E Testa
Seth W. Laugh
Earl Kreider
Am A Fen, Jr
Bia
Harry Aiping
Pie
Fensténmaker
T. Green
Ray Warner
The
Elk Club
Jolly Litchérs Club
Aiier Buber
Fkafis
Frank Fishburn
Robert Flory
Dora Griffith
Marvin Bond
Victoria Club
Mrs. Crooks
Delaware Street
G. F. Ochrle
Lawrence Flower Club
G. A. R. Hall
Court House
Grace Perky
Fred Hunsinger
W. D. Fowles
A. D. ‘Weaver
N. T. Veatch
Letha Wolfe
Curtis
Adélia
Alma Lamb
Marjorie Dowéfs
Jamnita Nott
Betty Jean Dietrich
Ruth
Irene Hallmark
Charles Black
Milton Pippett
Allen Dietrich
Walden Shoab
Curtis Wolfe
R. C. Moore
Imperial Auction Club
Alpha Xi Delta
Pattis, Johnson
Irene Peabody
Allie Meérle Conger
V. K. Bruner
Pi Beta Phi
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Ben
Publishers Syndicate
Hamilton
Brownbilt Shoe Store
Brownbilt Shoe Stores
Buster Brown
Hosiery
de Lux
California
Japan
Yoakum, Tex
Attorney Freitas
Stockton, Cal
Law
Whitcomb
Tenn
JoBo
Rollins
Cheer Ward's
Epa
Miracle
Corseta
Olge
del Reigeon
Raignon
John
Reignon
Hellis Es Invalid
True Story Magazine
TCS
Atdvat
Peepee Gu
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