Social Calendar Highlights At The Hearth And Local Clubs
A busy weekend calendar lists engagements at The Hearth for Audene Fausett and Robert Miller. Weddings at Trinity Lutheran Church and a Colonial reception follow. Club meetings include Lawrence Woman's Club events, Miss Wheeler and others, and Rebekah lodge initiations with visitors from multiple towns. Sigma Kappa pledges Beth Beamer of Altamont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audene Fausett
Robert Haskins Miller
H. Haysier
Lauren Hunter
Wellanthus Club
Elks Club
St. Patrick
Guy Steeler
Memorial Union
Robert Flaskins Miller
Trinity Lutheran Church
Colonial
Lawrence Woman's Club
Chi House
T. G. Fitch
Deanette Wheeler
M.P.M
J. J. Wheeler
Adah
Zoe Glassmire
Sigma Kappa
Weith Starr
Marriage of Benevedes and Mitchell to be held tomorrow
The wedding of Miss Margaret Benevedes and Capt Alexander Mitchell of Honolulu will take place tomorrow at 4 pm at the home of Lieut and Mrs William Smith. Mitchell is a KU engineering graduate and coast artillery officer stationed in Hawaii since 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Benevedes
Alexander
Mitchell
Honolulu
H. T
William Smith
Thit City
Smith
Captain Mitchell
A. B. Mitchell
Topeka
Andrew Mitchell
Phi Gamma Delta
Kappa Eta Kappa
Arandson
Alexander C. Mitchell
Lawrence
Willett Wood Birth and Local Social Gatherings Report
Mr and Mrs Willett Wood announce the birth of a son Harold Willett March 11 at Memorial hospital. The University club hosted a dinner bridge for 36 guests with prizes to Mrs W A Stacey Mrs A H Buhl Bert Nash and Walter Sandelius. Various bridge events and club gatherings led by multiple hosts are noted, with attendees from Kansas City and local society members mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willett Wood
Tennessee Street
Harold Willett
Memorial Hospital
Miller Carpenter
Lawrence
Walter Wood
Chateau, Mont
The
University Club
A. W. Davidson
W. A. Stacey
A. H. Buhl
Bert Nash
Walter Sandelius
Personal notices of travels and visits in Kansas area
Mrs. A. C. Mitchell spends weekend with Topeka Attorney General and Mrs. A B Mitchell. Dr. F C Allen to attend basketball finals in Kansas City and dine with C E B Mc Bride. E J Garich family returned from Roswell N M. their son graduated from army flying school with pilot wings and will instructor there. Sgt Herbert Sanborn to rejoin California unit. Lieut James A Preyer and wife visit his mother. Preyer promoted to first lieutenant and teaches aviation at Austin Texas. Mrs P L Moyer leaves Kansas after two weeks visiting Garvin family and relatives. plans Chicago stop. Earle Wilson and son Jimmy visit Seneca. Moyer to Chicago. Mrs Paul Smart leaves for Minneapolis to visit Army Air Forces husband at University of Minnesota. Frances Young called to Mound City Mo by father’s death. she taught in Pinckney school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Mitchell
A. B. Mitchell
Topeka
F. C. Allen
Kansas City
C. EB. McBride
E. J. Garich
Roswell
N. M
Edward J. Garich
Army
Garich
Herbert Sanborn
A. J. Anderson
California
James A. Preyer
B. A. Preyer
Preyer
Austin
Tex
P. L. Moyer
East Williston
L.I
Kansas
A. W. Garvin
Lawrence
Arlan Conrad
Wichita
Earle Wilson
Jimmy
Seneca
Garvin
C.V. Reynolds
Moyer
Chicago
Ruth Garvin
Paul Smart
Minneapolis
Minn
Smart
Army Air Forces
University of Minnesota
Frances Young
Mound City
George C. Young
Miss Young
Pinckney School
Chubb Sees Russia Today Different From Two Decades Ago
Prof H B Chubb argued at the League of Women Voters meeting that Russia today differs from the prewar period. He traced events from 1917 to the present, noting dismemberment, treaties, and the USSR’s evolution toward greater religious freedom, urging improved U S Russian relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Chubb
Russia
Department of
League of Women Voters
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chubb
Europe
Jwe
Finland
Lithuania
Latvia
Ukraine
Esthenia
von Hindenberg
Ludendorf
Brest- Litovsk
Germany
Poland
Baku
Turkey
Great Britain
Japan
Siberia
Nicholas
England
France
United States
Vladivostok
Murmansk
Archangel
Brest-Litovsk
Red Russia
White Russia
Versailles
Romania
Genoa
Lenin
U.S.S.R
Britain
Hitler
League of Nations
Munich
Parboil Sweetbreads Before Cooking Them
Learn how to prepare sweetbreads by soaking in cold water, parboiling with vinegar, and chilling to firm them. The guide covers frying, creaming, and making a white sauce with butter flour milk, plus steps for crisp browning and cutting into bite sized pieces.
Pass the Lemon Sauce And Save the Cream
A lemon sauce recipe offers a pour over for dry desserts. Mix cornstarch sugar and lemon peel with cold water, boil five minutes, then add lemon juice butter and nutmeg. Serve over rice pudding cobblers pies and cakes to spare the cream. Serves six.
Points on Point Rationing for Home Canning and Cooking
The article urges using no ration points on fresh foods and instead canning pickling brining and drying all harvests to stretch supplies. It compares frozen peas to canned noting price points and advises making a points budget list segregating rationed versus unrationed items with exact totals and ready coupons.
Fresh Veggies Boost Breakfast and Meals
Guidance urges using an orange squeezer for juice and avoiding canned fruit juices with points. Fresh apples offer an alternative to canned sauce, and trying new vegetables like chard collards escarole kale kohlrabi okra parsnips and rutabagas can add essential vitamins and minerals to meals.
Lawrence Women Chosen State Officers of Daughters of 1812
At the Kansas City Kansas convention, Mrs Wayne F Shaw was elected president and Mrs Ralph Baldwin auditor of the Daughters of 1812 in Kansas. The group has nine chapters and about 200 members. Mrs Jonathan B Carter of Wilson will be succeeded by Mrs John C Reese of Newton as retiring Past Officers club president. The club donated 25 to the blood plasma fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of 1812
Kansas City
Kan
Wayne F. Shaw
Ralph Baldwin
Kansas
Jonathan B. Carter
Wilson
Officers Club of the
John C. Reese
Newton
Officers’ Club
Spring Meatless Dishes From Egg to Halibut Souffle
The text outlines recipes for an Egg Souffle with milk and cheese, a Halibut Souffle using ground fish and breadcrumbs, and a Foamy Omelet. Each method emphasizes folding beaten egg whites into the yolk mixture and slow or gentle baking for a light, airy result.
New Short Skirted Dinner Dresses Feature Cap Sleeves
The 1943 dinner dress trend favors short straight or full skirts in black rayon crepe and navy with bright floral splashes. Cap sleeves and low square or round necks define bodices, often joined to skirts with velvet ribbon bows. Children imitate mature styles in ginghams and prints, with wash frocks echoing suit dresses and decorative trim like Rickrack braid.
Former Woman's Rifle Champion Guides Camp Bennion Hostess
Laura Glidden Gray, once Miss Laura Glidden from the University of Kansas, won the U.S. Woman's Rifle Championship in 1926 under ROTC sponsorship. Now a Bluejackets receptionist at Camp Bennion, Farragut Idaho, she hunts game, values her deer hide jacket, and credits near perfect vision for her high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
United States
R.O.T.C
Laura Glidden Gray
Spirit Lake
Altho
Gray
Laura Glidden
Lawrence
Bluejackets
Camp Bennion
Farragut
Ida
U.S. Naval Training Station
Green and White Salad Lime Gelatin Dessert
Lime flavored gelatin dissolves in boiling water then set with pineapple folded in, forming a lime layer. Lemon gelatin cools and folds with cottage cheese and whipped cream before pouring over the congealed lime layer and chilling until firm.
Mrs. Otto Rosenau Dishes Lettuce Served Dish
Instructions describe chilling until firm then slicing and serving on lettuce with mayonnaise. Serves eight. Source notes Mrs Otto Rosenau of Eudora Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Rosenau
Eudora
Kan
Kansas professor Mary Grant has two poems in Atlantic
Miss Mary Grant, associate professor of Latin and Greek at the University of Kansas, has two poems in the current Atlantic issue. One is titled What Lethe? and the other Black birds.
Practical Oiled Silk Curtains Offered in Wide Range
Oiled silk curtains prove practical and come in a wide array of colors and designs. They suit bathrooms kitchens and play rooms with stylish ease.
Cleaning Tips for Wooden Surfaces
The item can be wiped with a damp cloth for easy cleaning. Occasionally give it a soap and water bath to remove grime and maintain finish.
Peppermint Candies Suggested for Custards and Puddings
Old fashioned peppermint candies can be bought and kept in a covered jar in the kitchen. Crushed candy dissolves in hot cream or milk and can be stirred into boiled or baked custards or pudding sauces for flavor.
Classified Ad Placement Help Now Available
It is not difficult to place a classified ad. The ad-taker at phone 22 will help you prepare copy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
John Brand
Corontal
Jean Hoover
Melva Dene Hoover
Alford-Clarke
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Hall
Portia Club
H. W. Howsman
Progressive Reading Club
W. A. Dill
W. FE. Spalding
Colonial Tea Room
BL ¢ Whipple
Mary Larson
Sweden
C. W. Schubert
C. D. Young
Guy Keeler
Richard Becker
Coffeyville
Rebekahs
C. O. F. Hall
John F. Garrell
Dora Darnell
Ina Carr
Des Moines
Concordia
Belleville
Clay Center
Ottawa
State Assembly
Mary Mertz
Gertie K. Johnston
Sigma Kapna
Beth Beamer
Altamont
Marsha Vaughan Scott
Gon. David
Greenville
Missl
H. E. Pipes
Ohio
Scott
Army Air Corps
Don Shultz
Richmond
Quartermaster Officer Training School
Camp Lee
Arnold Kretzmann
Lousiana
Edwin Crull
Providence
R. J
Crull
W. C. Kretzmann
Betty Louise
Sylvan Grove
H. J. Swartz
First National Bank
Ray Wright
Washington Creek Church
Lone Star
Irene Hoover
Clarence M. Hoover
Carl Hird, Jr
Carl Hird
Ralph Hodgden
Clyde B. Hoover
de Koven
Jacqueline Dillon
Wayne Hird
Bond
Victor Herbert
Hoover
Williams
Leonard Lange
Gordon Stucker
Everett A. Turner
Walter Kampschroeder
Delma
M. F. Hudson
John Skie
Fred Ellsworth
S. H. Haysler
Finesse Club
Keith Starr
Maxim Litvinoff
Lord Halifax
Edward Stettinius
Jr. Litvinoff
T. V. Seong
China
Stalin
State
Martha E. Hall
Lyons Street
Atta
K. U
Atlantic
Allison - Armstrong
Kentucky
Victory Gardens
J. Underwood & Sons
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Vermont St
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