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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1940
Page
5
Society column items must be submitted to the Journal-World office by noon on publication day. Include name and event or note details for prompt processing.
Tuesday and Wednesday social events listed by clubs in home venues and local halls. Attendees include Mrs. R. E. Melvin Mrs. John Skie Mrs. C. J. Lowder Mrs. Bert Jones and others with gatherings at Colonial Memorial Union Westminster Hall Regle club and Episcopal parish house.
Mrs Edna Patterson will host the Needlecraft club Thursday afternoon at her sister Mrs George Hackman’s home 1100 Tennessee street. Mrs Will Gorrill hosted the Monday Sewing club with a luncheon yesterday. Mrs G A Middle ny reviewed Emanuel. Mrs J Howard Compton of Topeka will review Moses the Man of the Mountains by Zora Hurston Thursday at 2 pm in First Methodist church parlors. Tea will follow.
Dr and Mrs Will French of New York announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Betty to Woodring Pearson of Nashville Tennessee. The couple will wed in June at a Meredith New Hampshire church. Betty Lou Houghton hosts a bridge party for Mrs Charles Ince. Bookfellows meet at 1411 Kentucky street with Miss Carol Watkinson. Dinner hosts J M Sanderson welcome T B Wilson and Tom Bayne Wilson Jr for Easter visits.
In Kansas City and Mortimer Donahue of Los Angeles Mr Wilson serves as president of the TWA board of directors. The Evangelical church Women s Missionary society will meet at 1027 Pennsylvania Street tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Mrs Robert Haggart hosted the Finesse club today with guests Mrs Adrian Lindsey Mrs C W Maloney Mrs A B Mitchell and Mrs F J Moreau. The K A Dames sewing group meets Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Benjamin Day s home.
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