Ladies of City Host Bridge Party and Clubs
Mrs. W. G. Hutson entertained four bridge tables Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Gerrard T. January of San Francisco with a pink color scheme and luncheon. Several local clubs and members planned a charity event for the Social Services League while various garden party and club meetings are announced for March and April, including the Helianthus, MinerVian and Twenty-First Century groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hutson
Gerrard T. January
San Francisco
Cal
Margaret Barton
January
Marguerite Emery
Ruth Hoover
George Clark
Russell Fitzpatrick
Harold Longenecker
Martha Mackie
Tom’ Sweetney
Arthur Marks
G.G. McCoy
Dick Williams
H. B. Bullene
George Dolbee
Margaret Barto
F. W. Gaunt
Marvel Gaunt
Social Services League
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hugh Means
L. H. Menger
Harriett ‘Tanner
Hill Top Club
Ida
F. Pierce
H. Blain Lacy
Waldo Durr
C. L. DeWatteville
Estelle Roth
J. R. Payne
Bridgettes
Miercoles
A. W. Lamb
L. D. Club
Holloway and
Jones Hall
Personal Notices From Lawrence Area This Weekend
Adrian Lindsey visits Lawrence as Bethany College coach. Mrs. Mary Morrow and her son Harry visit Blue Mound. Malcolm Frazier, KU student, weekends with his father at Blue Mound. FF. M. Peek heads to Downs after visiting daughter Marian Peek in Lawrence. W J Newby of Tonganoxie visits with Henry Grinkman. Leo Pearce, Olathe assistant county engineer, leaves for Topeka after visiting KU friends. Virginia Clark of Kansas City returns home after visit with Frances Arganbright in Lawrence. Mrs J A Bishop returns to Kansas City after weekend in Lawrence. Postmaster C B Hosford and Mrs Rita Bell of Denton join meeting as new members. Mr and Mrs G M Holiday visit Pauline Holiday, teacher at Wellsville high school. November meeting time set for NA L GC and auxiliary. Mrs Wilfred McClain referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Lindsey
Bethany College
Lawrence
Mary Morrow
Blue Mound
Harry
Malcom Frazier
University of Kansas
M. Peek
Downs
Marian Peek
Kentucky Street
W. J. Newby
Tonganoxie
Henry Grinkman
Leo Pearce
Olathe
Topeka
Virginia Clark
Kansas City
Frances Arganbright
Vermont Street
J.A. Bishop
C. B. Hosford
D. M. Horkmans
Rita Bell
Denton
Tex
G.M. Holiday
Pauline Holiday
Wellsville High School
Wilfred McClain
Meeting guests and campus visits noted in local society items
Mrs J E Mercer will be hostess at next month's meeting. Mr and Mrs E G Vernon and Misses Grace Vernon and May Wolsey drove to Corning returning yesterday. Joseph Stiers uncle of Mr Vernon joined them for a visit. Miss Elizabeth Dickinson and Melvin Bishop teachers at Overland Park High School visited Mr and Mrs B E Bishop. Miss Dorothy Gage of Hutchinson guest at Kappa Kappa Gamma house. Mrs A E Heier of Olathe former Edith Fry visited Kappa house. Mrs William Graeber of Hutchinson visited Gamma Phi Beta. Mrs A P Fey left for Cuero Texas to visit her parents and plans San Antonio and Dallas before returning. Miss Lucille Reed of Chicago guest of Mrs Ione De Watteville. Mrs Fannie Jenkins and George McCoy of Kansas City guests at David Watson home. Miss Irene Warren left to live with sister in Chicago. Mrs A D Carroll and daughter Catherine depart for Denver. Miss Dorothy Liston ill with flu at University hospital. Miss Belva Glassford spent yesterday in Kansas City. Judge Hugh Means returned to Lawrence after court in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mercer
E. G. Vernon
Grace Vernon
May Woolsey
Corning
Joseph Stiers
Vernon
Elizabeth ‘Dickinson
Melvin ‘P. Bishop
Overland Park High School
Lucille Reed
Chicago
Ione de Watteville
Fannie Jenkins
George McCoy
Kansas City
David Watson
Irene Warren
A. D. Carroll
Catherine
Denver
Colo
Dorothy Liston
University Student Hospital
Belva Glassford
Hugh Means
Lawrence
Ottawa
Death of Franklin A. Skofstad at his home
Franklin A. Skofstad died this morning at 11 oclock at his home 745 Milinois street after five weeks of illness. He had been associated with his father in the Skofstad clothing store. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Also reported are updates on an I O O F progress drive for a new Odd Fellow Temple and assessors in Lawrence pushing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin A.’ Skofstad
Franklin A. Skofstad
Milinois Street
Skofstad
Odd Fellow
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Kindergarten Teachers Meet in Lawrence Schools
In Lawrence the kindergarten department of the city schools met Saturday morning with Miss Dorothy Koehring to discuss fees offered in the school kindergarten. Koehring described meetings she attended in Cincinnati during the National Education Association gathering. Elmer Carey slowly recovers from a lightning bolt injury on a Baldwin farm, able to walk a little. the bolt killed his team and left body burns. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy, flowers, and support from numerous friends after illness and death of George Bigsby and for bereavement of L Bigsby family and others. Market Basket appears every Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence City
Dorothy Koehring
Koehring
Cincinnati
National Education Association
Elmer Carey
Tom Gilliland
Baldwin
George Bigsby
L. Bigsby
Guy Bigsby
H. HY “Kline
L. M. Sharp
Joe Howard
Ed Mitchell
Seventeen cast rehearses final act for Lawrence benefit
The Lawrence Drama League and high school auditorium prepare for March 25 and 26 performances of Seventeen as a benefi t play for the Council on Young People's Activities. Director Mrs. A J Mix praises the cast and rehearsals as highly satisfactory and expects a notable show. In Yokohama Japan officials impose a 250 yen fine for leaving dogs unchained to curb hydrophobia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Drama League
A. J. Mix
Lawrence ‘Council
Lawrence
Mix
Yokohama
Japan
Chinese Handmade Bugs Made to Order at Discount
Mrs. Winifred Johnston offers customized handmade bugs at a 10 percent discount. Located at 1133 Vermont, phone 2191, delivery or in-store purchasing available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Johnston
Lawrence schools issue second semester grade cards today
Grade cards for the first six weeks of the second semester were distributed at Lawrence schools. The term will continue for twelve more weeks, according to the notice. Read the Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Lawrence
Her Wonderful Teeth Test Proves Teeth Beauty Hidden
A tearful exhortation discusses dental film on teeth and tartar as the main cause of pyorrhea. It urges removing film to reveal natural beauty and warn of health risks from buildup. It notes how film clings to crevices and traps stains, affecting appearance and health.
Lane Star couple granted marriage license
Marriage license issued by Probate Judge Louis Menger on Saturday to Donald W. Anderson and Lily Frances Johnson of Lane Star. The couple plans to wed in a forthcoming ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Anderson
Lily Frances Johnson
Lane Star
Louis Menger
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Mitchell
C. H. Tucker
Ord Clingman
Helianthus Club
D. J. Richardson
Connecticut
Myra Williams Jarrell
First Presbyterian Church
Allen Crafton
Minervian Club
Mary Virginia’ Smith
Piclock
Vivien Simmons
Hardeman
Bertha Bunn
Dorothy Jewell
Marjorie Kiefer
Alice May de Forest
Stella
Maxis
Adelaide Schmitt
Mary Virginia
Unitarian Church
Kate Caldwell
Rachel Stevens
C. D. Cowgill
H. B. Hungerford
C. M. Sterling
Federation of Women’s~ Clubs
Home Aid Society
Pennsylvania, Street
H. 3. Hungerford
Bridge
F. P. Obrien
D. M. Swarthout
F. E. Kester
Obrien
John Prunty
North Fifth Street
Tenrola Club
H.C. Taylor
Missouri Street
Ingleside Club
Indiana’ Street
C. H. Ashton
National Association of Letter Carriers
Auxiliary
Chamber Commerce Rooms
W. R. Tucker
C. J. Hunsicker
Midland Rural and
Midland Social Clubs
H.O. Bruckmiller
C. A. Toms
H. A. Jetmore
Progressive Reading, Club
Cosmos Club
P. H. Peirce
Ohio Street
Needlecraft Club
E. N. Kuhn
Mlinois Street
Perry B. Barber
Tennessee Street
Twentieth Century Club
Knowledge Hill Community ,Club
Friends In Council
F. C. Allen
Louisiana Street
ART Furniture CO
J. S. St. Clair
CALL
Marcel
Princess Pat Beauty Parlor
Hess Drug Store
East Side
Church of Christ
9Th and Tenn
J. C. Rhody
Filippino
Nainsock
Express
Pepsident Company
S. Wabash
Ik, U. S
Agaiosb
Tyeteee
Ol & Pound Electric Iron
DOOD
Enire
Stratne
Kansas Electric Power Co
Mass
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