Bridal shower for Miss Laurens Long hosted by society ladies
Mrs. Clifford Rogera with assistance hosted a bridal shower for Miss Laurens Long at her home last evening. Guests, games, and green and white decor highlighted the event as gifts were arranged around the table for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Rogera
Earl Campbell
Leo Bellinger
William J. B. Turner
Laurens Long
Bins
Jolt Lone
Dire
Taint Ta
Is. Pitkin
Harolid Bare
Hartley
Neillwards
Rome Uapseny Breit
HoTane
Dune Sire
Walter Mokerley Clain
Ldele Eby
Kugent Mes
Striker
Glen Reade
Hiireel
Wiley
Baird Hraea
Tuireene
Margan i
Personal notices mixed travel and visitors across towns
Miss Jeannette Wheeler leaves today for Stockton to visit her niece Helen Wagstaff with a stop in Phoenix to see friends. Mrs Chester Lessenden Jr. and daughters Sandra Louise and Marged Archer arrived from New York to visit at the C Mu Lessenden home. Mr Lessenden is finishing a three year course in diseases of the heart at Columbia University. Mrs F H Hodder of Kansas City visited Mrs George Esterly. Mr and Mrs B Stafford of Kansas City were guests of Mr Stafford’s aunt Mrs C F Shimmanns, with Mr and Mrs Dennis Thiele of Overland Park. Mrs Margaret Pearaan Speelman of Wakefield, formerly a girls advisor at Haskell Institute, is a patient at the University of Re Medical Center for several weeks. Her daughter Mrs Bev Sleight of Port Ewen will accompany her home afterward. James McCoy of Garden City is spending the week at home. Word states Dr H N Th e heart attack patient on March 4 is improving, at Doctors' hospital Ninth and University. Hanson of Kingsdown spent weekend with her parents, Dr and Mrs F S Beem. Miss Lois Anne Norris, daughter of Norris, is on the dean's list at Graceland College. Lamont of ToWa country is at the University of Kansas House. The Yellow Sun, colored by the Mothers association, will meet Monday March 1 at 2 80 at the Spooner Thayer museum. Dr Yangtze river.
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Jeannette Wheeler
Stockton
Calif
Helen Wagstaff
Phoenix
Ariz
Chester Lessenden Jr
Sandra Louise
Marged Archer
New York
C. Mu
Kansas City
George Esterly
B. Stafford
Stafford
C. F. Shimmanns
Dennis Thiele
Overland Park
Margaret Pearaan Spe Olmans
Efield
Haskell Institute
University of Re
Bev Sleight
Port Ewen
N.Y
Speelman
Wakefield
James McCoy
Garden City
Doctors’ Hospital
Ninth and
University Avenue
Fered
Hanson
Kingsdown
Beem
Lois Anne Norris
Norris
Kentucky Street
Graceland
Pater Lamont
Towa
Helen Skilten
John Maxon to Speak on The World of Goethe at Gallery Tea
John Maxon will discuss Goethe in a talk following viewing of a new exhibit of pictures. A gallery tea will be served in the Glass room with hostesses Mrs Carlotta Nellis Mrs P H Klinkenberg and Mrs Elizabeth Stanley. Cordley school teachers held a dinner at Jaskell cafe honoring principal Miss Hazel Lee Simmons with fourteen place settings.
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John Maxon
Goethe
Carlotta Nellis
P. H. Klinkenberg
Elizabeth Stanley
Cordley School
Jaskell Cafe
Hazel Lee Simmons
State President Talks To Local Life Underwriters
Rex Lear, president of the Kansas state association of life underwriters, spoke at the Lawrence association meeting. He praised private company ownership in life insurance and compared government and private insurers on efficiency, service, cost, and contract variety, noting progress by state and national groups in protecting underwriters and tracking legislation. Attendees included Floyd Denlinger Arch Kennedy J W Creamer Edwin Lewis Edward Roach Vint Warner Ray Wright Clifford Dean Larry Ochs Robert Matchette Corlett Cotton and John Chane.
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Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters
Rex Lear
Kansas State Association of Life Underwriters
Lear
Ray T. Wright
State
National
Ers
Floyd Denlinger
Arch Kennedy
J. W. Creamer
Edwin Lewis
Edward Roach
Vint Warner
Ray Wright
Clifford Dean
Larry Ochs
Robert Matchette
Corlett Cotton
John Chane
Stanford Geologist to Speak at Kansas on Oil Accumulation
Dr A Leverson dean of Stanford University School of Mineral Sciences will lecture Friday at the University of Kansas on Time of Oil Accumulation. The talk starts at 4 p m in Lindley Auditorium. Leverson has led both the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and the Geological Society of America. He previously worked as geologist for several firms and as a consulting geologist in Tulsa before joining Stanford.
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A. ¥. Leverson
School of W Mineral Sciences
Stanford University
University of Kansas
Lindley Auditorium
Levursen
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Geological Society of America
Tulsa
Oklo
Stanford
Frances Grinsted Discusses Short Story Craft at Writers World
Frances Grinsted spoke to Writers World at the city library on the essence of a short story. She described dramatic conflict and cited good and bad examples as guidance for workshop members and guests.
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Frances Grinsted
William Allen White School of Journalism
Writers’ World
Kir Club
Fred Williams
W. P. Olmsted
Thomas’ Bechtold
Flora
Lee [Walker
Law- Brow
Honorary Workshop Member Attracts Kansas City Writer
An honorary member of the Workshop attended the meeting as Cora Emery Bexga, a writer from Kansas City.
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Fence
A_puest
Cora Emery Bexga
Kansasansas City
B P W Invited to Attend State Legislature Day
The Business and Professional Women's club receives an invitation to Kansas legislature day on March 23. Attendees will meet on the capitol's first floor by the east elevator at 9:30 a.m. Call president Miss Esther Norman for details. Plan to attend House sessions in the morning, Senate in the afternoon, with a luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
B.P.W
Kansas
Capitol
Esther Norman
House
Senate
Clothes Ration Lift Prompted Calm Demand in London
London reports a first easing of clothing rationing in eight years on March 15 but shoppers held back due to money shortage. Editors note ration relief may not translate into higher sales as financial strain limits purchases.
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London
Thomas Wilfred Introduces Lumia Art With Experimental Model
A small audience heard Thomas Wilfred describe Lumia the new art and its evangels. He recalled previously presenting the elaborate elavilux instrument about twelve years earlier. An unnamed experimental model was shown to illustrate how laymen view the color-based art and its link to music and notation.
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Thomas Wilfred
Lumia
Mr. Wilfred
Wilfred
Lamia
Wilfred Illuminates Eighth Art With Light and Color
The eighth fine art is shown as form color and motion with Mr Wilfred as pioneer. He demonstrates beam light from a 1000 Watt lamp shaped by cardboard and color filters then uses an adjustable mirror double cone seven cylindrical lenses and a moving sculpted plastic object to create depth. The audience enjoys personal interpretation and questions follow before dismissal near ten.
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Wilfred
John the Baptist
Mina Les
G.C.S
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