Society notes from a Country club bridge evening
An eighties one night social scene at the Country club featured a dinner and bridge for eighty one guests. Mrs Max Wilhelmi chaired with Mrs J Frank Jones and Caryl Dodds assisting as prizes for high scores went to Mrs Otto Barteldes Mrs V I Bruner Julius Marks and R T Smalley. A thimble party and Hawaiian student musical program complemented an informal afternoon. Several women hosted clubs and gatherings, including the University Women’s club at Myers Hall with Hawaiian ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max. Wilhelmi
J. Frank Jones
Caryl J. Dodds
Otto Barteldes
V. IK
Bruner
Julius Marks
R.T. Smalley
Floyd Rankin
T.B. Funk
Onsher
Sind i. Beuner
A.‘ Ar
Ars Fo Barteldes
Mim. Vitzpatrick
Airs
Moore
Ad M. Grivsn
Gito Barteldes
GW. Spurr
Ae Yo Taaslek
M. Sandersen
Copelin
FW. Whipple
M Glan Charlihn
Charitouwan Art
New-York
Frank Jones
J. Questa
Re. J. Rowlands
A Rankin
W. “Rankin
Younis Ats
Joyse
T. Smal
T. Ww
Ani Sirs
Mir Ardag
J. Py
Ars
Nanos
Sabuuthy
Paul Uanny J. Dells
Mere
LG. Nt Mm
Biest
Wingfeld Scott
Myers Hall
Cosmopolitan Club
Stuart A. Queen
J. J. Kistler
Scha Eldridge
H. W. Davis
Professor Davis
Manhattan
Miss Jolly
B.N. Raymond
C. ¥. Kent
George M. Beal
Verner Smith
Uni versity Women to Meet at Mrs Dalton Home
The Styx play by the American Association of University Women convenes at 3 tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. W. B. Dalton’s West Seventh street residence. Miss Lou La Grant directs an eighteen character cast with four singers. Mrs. M. E. Rice heads the hostess committee. Members with spare car space or needing transport should contact Mrs. I. O Brien for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styx
American Association of University Women
W. B. Dalton
West Seventh Street
Lou la Grant
M. E. Rice
I. O Brien
Personal notices from residents visiting Kansas City and area
Mrs W. 8. Wilson travels to Kansas City to visit her brother S. T. Leachman and family. Mrs J. J. Piper leaves for a week in Kansas City. Miss Marjorie Sinning returns home to Helton for weekend. J. C. Emick makes a business trip to Topeka. Several residents join Friends church event in Kansas City. Mrs B. Jr. Bishop returns from Emporia visiting daughter Mrs George Stauffer. Voris Morrison heads to Ramsey Illinois for weekend with parents. Mr. and Mrs Marion Coolidge relocating from Topeka to Lawrene Indiana Street home. Mrs George H. Cash of Pampa Texas visits Kansas relatives. both graduates of KU. Mr. Cash works for Carton Petroleum at Pumpa.
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W. 8
Friends’ Church
B. Jr. Bishop
Emporia
George Stauffer
Bir. Stauffer
Voris I. Morrison
Ramsey
Fred Morrison
Marion Coolidge
Topeka
Lawrone
Indiana
George H. Cash
Pampa
Tex
Frances Wilson
J. K. Wilson
Cash
University of Kansas
Carton Petroleum Company
Pumpa
Veterans urged to file records with Liberty Post
Ex service men in Douglas county and Lawrence are asked by Liberty Post of the American Legion officers to rear their records at home for easy access when assessors call. The Post seeks a complete list of all ex service members in the area and asks cooperation to gather files quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lawrence
Liberty Post
The
American Legion
Veterans meeting seeks county records and marble tournament
The post in the old city hall building discussed veterans residing in the county and urged World War I service records be shared with assessors. Members voted to hold the annual marble tournament again this year and will announce the date and details later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City Hall
Hell Week Abolished by Kansas University Students
At a meeting last night the University of Kansas Men's Student Council passed a bill to abolish Hell Week activities. The PanHellenic council will cooperate to ensure enforcement. Fraternities at the university reportedly favor ending the traditional mock initiation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
University of Kansas Mo
Panhallonic Council
De Soto Social Notes and Illness Affects Families
Mrs Otto Baker was rushed to a Kansas hospital Saturday with undiagnosed illness. J A Giebener and family visited Ottawa for the weekend. Relatives and friends from Leavenworth to Kansas City visited homes, dinners, and travels through Oklahoma and Mississippi area. Several residents spent time with ill relatives and hosted guests, with uncertainty about Mrs Charles Freeman’s health.
Local Notices and Social Updates From Willow Springs
Spohrer moved from St Margaret s hospital to her home and rests between sleep periods. Mrs Cora Corlis visits Savannah Missouri for a week. Willow Springs Farm Bureau finished a quilt for Helen Maxine Andrew. Mrs David Jewett learns her grandfather Henry Price of Prairie Center is in Trinity Lutherans hospital. Kansas City s Mr Price in severe pain at his age. Velma Seaton and Ruth Averill hosted Teachers club at Perry Nease home with menu themed around life of the father of the country. Attending were A L Cross Harry Miller I J Gay Barbara Slinger Joye Barton Della Wilson Ruth Wood and Ruth Averill Perry Nease. Ralph Bowling hosted guests Sunday at dinner with Rev Omar Watson Sr RL Cundiff and Willis from Olathe and Fred Hale from Prairie Center. Mrs Kate Young of Kansas City visits L F Young family. Rebekah lodge held an initiatory and social. Ruth Frisbie Vergil Baker new members. Mr and Mrs Frank Everheart and daughters from Kansas City move here, occupying Sol Coker houses vacated by Harry Cramer. H Skages from Kansas City attended Rebekah lodge. Mr and Mrs Dai Paxton from Independence visit after Anna Paxton s death. Ariel Watson and Gwendolyn Jewett attended millinery school in Olathe with Farm Bureau. Milk producers meet at high school to discuss base pricing for milk distribution in Kansas City. Some potatoes planted before recent cold spell. Ed Soper treated at Bell hospital for eye injury from a road accident. Clyde Moffit closing radio and electrical shop due to ill health. family plans move to California.
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Spohrer
St. Margaret's Hospital
Cora Corlis
Savannah
Willow Springs Farm Bureau
Irvin Kilmer
Little Helen Maxine Andrew
Merlyh Andrew
A. L. Cross
Harry Miller
I. J. Gay
Barbara Slinger
Joye Barton
Della Wilson
Ruth Woodnd
Velma Seaton
Ruth Averill
Very Nease
Ralph Bowling
Dinener
Omar Watson
RL. Cundiff
Willis
Olathe
Fred Hale
Prairie Center
Warlie Cunningham
Kate Young
Kansas City
L. F. Young
Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Frisbie
Vergil Baker
Frank Everheart
Wek
Sol Coker
Harry Cramer
H. €. Skages
Kansas
Dai Paxton
Independence
Anna Paxton
Ariel Watson
Gwendolyn Jewett
Farm Bureau
Ed Soper
Bell’ Hospital
Clyde Moffit
Mr. Moffit
California
Bert Sutton Sale Draws Large Crowd in High Prairie
Last week a large crowd attended the Bert Sutton sale at High Prairie. The Sutton family plans to move to Baldwin to establish their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Sutton
High Prairie
Mr. Sutton
Baldwin
Stony Point and area notes from local sale and visits
Local notes cover visits by P E Reusch and Roy Jami son, Lawrence shopping by Mr and Mrs Dave Wray, Stony Point school program and supper, hogs trucked to Lawrence, oats sowing at High Prairie, Vinland visitors, and the Jack Wells sale with several locals helping. Also mentions Mrs John Dailey’s Kansas City trip, Crowder school visit, and a 1929 Sweden export record and Iowa House renomination bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Reusch
Roy Jamison
Robert Norment
St. Joseph
John Dailey
Dave Wray
Lawrence
Anna Cripe
Stony Point
Claude Garner
John Southard
R. Hobbs
High Prairie
Fred Griffis
Vinland
Martin Holcome
Jack Wells
Wells
Jesse Deay
Virge Landis
Louie Georeli
Marthy Price Place
Kansas City
Clarence Griffis
Bernice
Johanna Griffis
Crowder
Johanna
Charles Peer
High Prairie Pood
Saint John's
Martin Holcom
Roy
Ady
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Brutus Hamilton
Jean
Shirley Hargiss
Charles Ise
Bobby Ellsworth
Stephen Ellsworth
Joan Kraushaar
Jack Ockerman
Doris Twente
John Twente, Jr
David Davidson
W. R.addins
Midland Rural Club
F. A. Jones
G. Husted
W. W. Ware
A. W. Garvin
George Forrester
Izwoek
Vermont Street
Pinocchle Club
Hub
Walter Dunber
A. Noever
Duane Cook
Forrester
E. P. Sisson
Bridge
Edna Lamb
Methodist Church
O'Clock
W. O Hamilton
F. B. Smith
Vic Johnson
Colonial Tea Room
Noble Grands Club
Rebekahs
Charles Kendall
Miler
BP. E
F. DB. McColvets
F. A. Russell
John Waggoner
TU. Wattens
W. 2. Dalton
Lota Sizmsy L
Kappa Psi
Phi Gamma
Flower Eldridge
Frank Banks
Sliver Greys
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Tella Mae
Publishers Syndicate
Lily
DE Soto
Otto Baker
Kansas Hospital
John A. Giebener
Ottawa
Diebener
Broculis
J . Bopernit
Wrence
Aertaa Casebier
Cage.Nir
Rex Eubank
Baby
Blaine Rattles
Jay Densley
Leavenworth
Wark
Abs
Fred
Arthur Coker
Yw Oweek
Ats
Taylor
Lawren
W. H. Jewett
David Jewett
Sunaday
Elmer Jewett
Charles Freeman
Amendici
Mias
Norma Nowell
Guy Tongs
Sumiay
South
Oklahoma
Clarence Hodge
Peter Spohrer
Bayer
Rs of Moneaceti
Mich
la Mode
Tefdies
Ingrain
Alden
John M. Hiss
Mrs. Lefferd
Nannie Lefferd
New York Street
Stockholm
Sweden
Se Ae
Des Moines
Iowa
Baemo
Aris
Carter
Bneath
Diana Arab
Phoebe
Juno Aurora Vesta Aphrodite
Onan
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