Lecture by Signora de Patentia planned for March 24
Final meeting plans for Signora de Patentia of Madrid under the American Association of University Women include a talk on Regional Spanish Costumes in the Administration building assembly room at 8 15 p m on Tuesday March 24 A group of University girls will model costumes and Miss May Gardner will host the guest during her Lawrence visit The group also named delegates to upcoming state and national AAUW meetings with light refreshments closing the gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signora de Patentia
Madrid
American Association of University Women
A. T. Walker
Lawrence
May Gardner
Ind
Striking white crepe frock with rose blocked accents
A feminine white crepe frock features hand blocked rose shades with a black lattice pattern. The scarf is drawn closely around the neck in front, revealing a deeper neckline at the back and long ends extending to the waist.
Local social notices and upcoming meetings in Topeka area
Social happenings include a 3 PM Wednesday gathering with Mrs. George Atkeson at 1046 Ohio Street and assisting hostesses Mrs. H E Jordan and Mrs H M Mason. Grace Schnopski of Topeka wed Louis Epstein of Kansas City at Kansan Hotel roof garden with orchestra and a five course dinner for 75 guests. The newlyweds plan to live in Kansas City while Epstein runs a business. Also, a dance at Mission Hills Country Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Tom Veatch drew several local couples. American Legion auxiliary to meet with five initiates and refreshments. Pleasant Hour club meeting postponed indefinitely. Lawrence Reading club cancels tomorrow’s meeting due to federation luncheon. Friends in Council also not meeting. Travel update notes visits by Stuart Topham and family, Dunmire family in KC and Paola, Dorothy Forrest visiting Baldwins, and Nell Bryant traveling to attend Woodlawn school dedication with Alice Dicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Schnopski
Topeka
Louis Epstein
Kansas City
Kansan Hotel
Abe Wolfson
Local social notes show Kansas and Missouri visitors
A chain of brief notes records residents and guests traveling between Kansas and Missouri. Tahom Welly returns to the University of Kansas after a weekend with relatives in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Mrs. Elliott from Garnett. Mrs. Taylor from Independence after visiting Mrs. Christensen. Mrs. Clark from St. Joseph. Rose Eberwein from Baldwin. Adeline and Iola Carter in Topeka. G C Lane from Baldwin en route to Kansas City. Dorothy Hill from Nevada plans to return tonight. Dr. Schemerhorn visiting in Lawrence. Ralph Daniels to Los Angeles. Mrs. Moore from Nebraska City taken ill at home with S. H. McCurdy. Mrs. Earlywine of Pratt visiting Elsworths. Isa Wellman in Kansas City. Judge Means presiding in Garnett. Bussing to Kansas City on business. Ellsworths visit Spring Hill. Mrs. Duncan of Tulsa visiting Butter ace I. Gladys Topham weekending elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahom Welly
Theniversity of Kansas
Bartlesville
Okdla
A. B. Eliott
Garnett
George Taylor
Independence
America Christenson
Missouri Street
Christenson
William Clark
C. A. Smart
St. Joseph
Rose Eberwein
Baldwin
Adeline Carter
Iola Carter
Topeka
Jacob Gantz
Kathrine Stehwein
Midland
Kansas City
GC. A. Lane
Lawrence
Warwick Benedict
Dorothy Hill
Nevada
Hezel Hill
Charles Schemerhorn
Evanston, IL
Eugene Smith
Kentucky Street
Ralph Daniels
J. E. Daniels
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Daniels
S. J. Moore
Nebraska City
Neb
S. H. McCurdy
Ray
Earlywiné
Pratt
Fred Elsworth
Barlywine
Isa E. ‘Wellman
Hugh Means
E. C. Bussing
Kansan City
Bassing
Kans
Court House
Fred Ellsworth
Spring Hill
Camp Fire Sunday Observed by 130 at First Presbyterian
In Lawrence Camp Fire Sunday drew 130 attendees including girls and guardians at the First Presbyterian church. Rev. Dr. E A Bleck preached on dwelling on lovely things and fostering noble womanhood, urging thoughtful Christian service and the pursuit of beauty, knowledge, and trustworthiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
E. A. Bleck
St. Paul
Doctor Bleck
Wapolean
Peary
North Pole
Frances
Willard
World Temperance
Christ
Taul
Organizers plan Horton chamber of commerce
Dr Henry F Heltzclaw of the University School of Business and C L Scott secretary of the Chamber of Commerce traveled to Horton Kansas today to aid in forming a local chamber. They will be guests at a Kiwanis noon meeting and speak on chamber organization with a dinner to follow for area business leaders. The day’s events reflect growing civic activity in Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Heltzclaw
The
University School of Business
C.L. Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Horton Kansas
Kiwanis Club
Church notes show services and events at two city churches
Rev. B F Ludy expected home after Falls City conference and midweek prayer at 7 30. Sunday school attendance rising in March. Christian Endeavor merged with morning worship. Numerous choir duets and personal work talks highlighted the service. First Presbyterian dedicates pulpit furnishings from George Innes bequest and honors his memory. Church events include mission studies, a cine and program night, and social gatherings hosted by various church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
B. F. Ludy
Falls City
Neb
C. W. Newby
Christian Endeavor
Lena Wulfkuble
Miinister
Schutz
Bertha Coffelt
O. J. Ingle
Lena Wulfkuhle
Ralph Newby
Esther Burgert
Gibbs
Hushert
Oscar Ingle
C. E. Ingle
Wolters
Christ
Jesus Christ
Galilee
Samaria
Judea
Jesus
God
First Presbyterian Church
George Innes
BE. H.S. Bailey
Innes
Lawrence
W J Baumgartner
O.H. Stugard
Kreeck
Barteldes
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Frank
Pilgrims Progress themes and church notices
The article reports on sermons and religious talks at Unitarian and United Brethren churches, stressing family life, unity in diversity, and modern views of salvation. It notes church campaigns, mission plans, guest speakers, and the Otterbein Guild meetings with new member additions and attendance figures. Also mentions Plymouth Congregational Church programs, Lenten talks, and a fashion note about powder puff boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Pilgrims’ Progress
Backus
Bunyar v
Reedom
Freshmen Named to Kansas Relays Student Manager Committee
From 22 applications the following freshmen were chosen for the Kansas Relays student manager committee to assist the relays on April 18 at the Stadium. Thomas McFarland Julian Ralston Vernon E. Kauffman Benjamin Wood Bates Huffaker Fred Bonner The assignment comes as preparations accelerate for the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Relays
Thomas McFarland
Julian Ralston
Vernon E. Kauffman
Benjamin Wood
Bates Huffaker
Fred Bonner
German Conditions Talk At Hesper Academy Tomorrow
Dr. Robert Petlow who recently returned from Germany will speak on present conditions there at 7 30 pm in Hesper Academy community rooms A basket dinner will be served and the public is invited to attend This reminder notes a committee handling Relays publicity and advertising placements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bunn
Stanberry
Missouri
Brother Bunn
Robert Petlow
Germany
Hesper Academy
Doctor Petlow
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John J. Kistler
Walter Keeler
Nees Olson
St. Patrick
Edwin Belles
Ross Clayton
Guy Pennock
R. Earlywine
E- L.treece
Albert Irwin
W. R. Schreiner
Harvey Walker
Federation of Women's Clubs
McGdnloch
Presbyterian Church
J. Frank
Jasrel
S. S. White
Osawatomie
Second District Federation
C. E. Lindley
C. B. Lloyd
Leavenworth
Effie van Tuyl
Alpha Tau Oneen
Agnes Husand
Emma Snow
West Second Street
Marjorie Louise, Smith
Gilbert Smith
Florence Snow
X. R. T. Club
E. L. Jacka
Elm. Street
Carrie Feltz
State Text Book Commission
la Corte Club
C. F. Hartaker
Hatfield
Johnson
Jenkins
Florida
N.C. Lyons
Finois
W. J.baumgartner
Brotherhood
Howard G. Watts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Howard Glen, Jr
Haskell Institute
Endeavor
Jamior
Margaret Ince
W. Schoene
Rose
Helen Harmon
Grace Langley
Helen Rose
William Docking
Ella Doering
Tennessee Street
N. Basves
J. H. Holmes
W. d. Hull
Toll Call
Macree
W. G. Beale
FE. A. Bleck
E. B. Allen
Ad. Kk. Rankin
Piper
Dors
Beale
Kennett
Myers Hall
Lloyd G. Henbest
Albert Bloch
J. W. Sternberg
A. J. Mix
Newcomers Club
Mettner
Carl Jr
Ralph Gracher
Wardd Kluss
Winfield’ Scott
William Zweifel
Earl Burchett
Tessie Welch
Gilbert Shawnee
Theodore Suhoenlein
Robert Hickson
Paul Clark
Marcel Alexander
Carl Mettner Jr
Jackson
Mich
Mars
Fred A. Richardson
WD. Warner
Arthur Ove
Kelloge
Smith
Harry Bliss
Paul Dinsmoor
Old and New Club
A. J. Boynton
Colonial Tea Room
V.A. Young
C. Q. Stoland
Ivah Belle Harper
Mothers’ League
Ee PO Oe
George Atkeson
Ohio Street
H. E. Jordan
H. M. Mason
A. B. Weaver
O. W. Maloney
Harold Longenecker
Aline Eberle
Paul Friend
Milo Hewitt
Louis Sams
Tom Veatch
Mission Hills Country Club
American Legion Auxiliary I
Legion Rooms
Auxiliary
Pleasant Hour Club
Daniel Kirby
Lawrence Reading Club
Federation
of Friends In Council
Camp Fire Girls and Guardians of Presbyterian Church
H. F. Heltzclaw
Claude Scott
Horton
Church of Christ
Ninth
Tennnessee
Evangelist Rhody
Lawrence Lodge No.6
Masonic Temple
Kotex
Nupak
Rankin's Drug
Mass
United Brethren Church
Otterbein Guild
Christian Endeavor Society
Big Springs
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Kirkland
Congregational Training School For Women of Chicago
Heaven
Hell
Pepsodent Company
Papsadeni
Chicago, Il
U.S.A
Gospel Meeting
9Th and
Tenn
J. C. Rhody
Pete
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