Society Notes Highlight Bridge Parties and Community Gatherings
Entertaining by SOCIETY VUS Howard Gurtler hosts a series of afternoon bridge events with prizes won by Mrs. Howard Veatch and Mrs. Herbert Allphin. Numerous guests attend four tables of bridge. Also included are church receptions for departing and incoming pastors, a Review Club schedule shift, Farm Bureau council activities, and various church auxiliary events. Community members and organizations like Omants City club, Douglas County Farm Bureau, and First Methodist, Congregational, and Friends churches feature in reunions, contests, and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gurtler
Ben
Heathas
Howard Veatch
Herbert Allphin
Thomas F. Atkinson
W. W. Curfman
E.,c. Buehler
George Hedrick
Karl Klooz
GC. T. Hough
E. M- Belies
Walter Thiele
Jean Glahn
Herbert Alfphin
Bridge
G. W. Keeler
Robert Warner
Verner Smith
Robert Davis
George Beal
J. D. Stranathan
Ledru Carter
Earl Potter
G. L. Knight
C. W. Poljom
Armin Woestemeyer
H. L. Baker
Carl
First Methodist Church
Harry A. Gordon
Manhattan
Sigel
Riverside
Big Springs
Kaw Valley
Twin Mound
Brackett
Vinland
Pleasant Valley
Kanwaka
Social Calendar Items Highlight Local Club Activities
The social page lists numerous meetings and events across clubs such as Thimble Club, Sewing Club, and Past Matrons, with notes on upcoming gatherings at Mrs. Howard Gurtler’s and Mrs. Irene Rowland’s homes. It mentions bridge groups, luncheons, lectures on Rabindrinath Tagore, and a charity affair at the Hotel Eldridge, plus a March 27 Cosmos Club meeting and a Note on the Year Round and Double-Dee clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Martie Amonaay
Perry
Ure
Owerd Mccain
Coun
Nea Howard Gurtler
Acris
Woman's City Ltiby Hotel
Aldrides
Mra
Table Musicale
E. I. Ce
Churea Ariote
Arthur Read
Aly
Mute_cl
Central Ad
Gars
E. M. Lause
Carl Mettheem
John Dagcett
Hoey
C.D. Cowell
Tean Whist
Colonial
Harold Longenecker
Bridget Sen
Personal news notes from Lawrence residents return or travel
Mrs William Underwood leaves California for Lawrence after winter visit. several residents and visitors travel to Kansas City and other towns. Noah Herrick journeys to Palisade Colo for his daughter's illness. Mrs Anna Myers moves to live with Miss Lillian Constant in Chicago. Charles Vavra leaves for a week in southern Missouri on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Underwood
Lawrence
California
J. B. Wiggins
Kansas City
F. L. Varnum
Kansas ‘City
Noah Herrick
Palisade
Colo
Maude Shelley
Douglan County
Paul Mannen
Ohio ‘Street
Prairie View
Mannen
Prairie View High School
Dallas
Tex
Anna Myers
Chicago
Lillian Constant
Charles J.’ Simmons
San Diego
Cal
W. F. Johnson
Johnson Avenue
F. A. Johnson
New Orleans
Cecil A. Munger
Belleville
F. W. Hosford
F. M. Benedict
James Owen
Denver
Will Griffith
Charles Vavra
Mattie Kieffer
R. Alexander
Excelsior Springs
A. R. Hinshaw
Floyd
Wakarusa
Elks Beat Wilson & Company In Significant Local Match
The Wilson & Company of Kansas City visited the Elks alleys Saturday night and were defeated for the first time in over three years. Local Elks hosted a dinner in the club dining room after the game as visiting players and fans filled the stands, with strong sideline support from out-of-town rooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Company
Kansas City
Elks
Elks Alleys
Dreyer
MORE PROHIBITION AGENTS' KANSAS CITY REGION GET 25 WORKERS
Kansas City March 16 AP The assignment of 25 additional prohibition agents to the Kansas City region was announced by district administrator H Wark who said the new manpower will be distributed across districts rather than concentrated at a single point The move follows ongoing enforcement efforts and aims to extend reach into liquor violations and related offenses across the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Club
D. D. Starling
New Hampshire Street
T. E. Price
Kansas City
Mar
Kansas A City
Rge
H. Wark
KU Variety In- Program Show Delights Audience
University of Kansas Fine Arts presents a varied afternoon concert in the university auditorium. The program featured strings, wood winds, a women’s chorus and a piano trio with first performances of works by Taylor Underwood and Frank Bridge. Highlights included Bach pieces, a Haydn trio from the Creation, and an organ number with brass and timpani, followed by the upcoming American Composer program by Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity postponed due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University Auditorium
University
Dorothy Othe
Lawrence
Messrs. Taylor and Underwood
Fine Arts
Berceuse
Air de Ballett
Bach
Messrs
Hirsh
Porter
Moore
Pickell
Profi W. B. Downing
Gaul
Holy City
Frank Bridge
Roy Underwood
Karl Kuernfeiner
D. M. Swarthout
Haydn
Kathryn Langmade Nelson
William Pilcher
W. B. Downing
C. S. Skilton
Miss Enlow
Phi Mu Alpha
Vinland and vicinity cemetery meeting notes and social items
Local notes detail the Vinland area cemetery association meeting schedule and officers. Mentions of Mrs Helen Gill and Mrs W I Hoskinson, a 1929 organizational date, and plans for a parsonage project. Social updates include visits by Mr and Mrs Harold Smith of Coal Creek and extended weekend travel of Miss Myers. Funeral for Mrs Charles Hemingway referenced with a church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gills
Hoskinson
Hoskingon
Association
Local Names Reach Out In A Quiet LeLoup Connection
A fragmentary notice lists several individuals connected to LeLoup including Mr and Mrs Dunn of Kansas City Mr and Mrs Perry Dunn and Miss Edna among others and Lloyd Dunn of Balavin as associates of a city friend in a song theme awaiting further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Ray
H. i Dunn
Kansas City
Perry Dunn
Ednan
Masamee Scott
LeLoup
Lloyd Dunn
Balavin
Loyal Workers Meeting At Mrs Hagerman Home
The Loyal Workers of the Presbyterian church met on Friday afternoon at Mrs. E. E. Hagerman's home. Owing to the stormy day not all members could attend. Refreshments of fruit, salad, cake, and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Literary League
1. Canuteson
Irene Rowland
Vermont Street
Workers
The
Presbyterian Church
E. E. Hagerman
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Eclub
Eldridge Tel
Eli Ferrell Dorsey Legion Ieiary
Congregational
Sigma Eta Chi
E. E. Bayles
A. J. Anderabn
C. M. Sterling
Jennie Moren
Leroy Smith
Charles Spray
Friends Church
Methodist Ladies' Aid
A. B. Lewis
T. D. Funk
Louisiana’ Street
Stephen. Mainwaring
Security Benefit Association
T. O.O. F. Hall
First Christian Church
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jennie
Poppy Right
Publishers Syndicate
Eriday University
Dinner Bridge Ar
HE. O
L H. Frink
Rice Crané
Vendredi Club
H. B. Oberay
Kappa Alpha
Washington
D. A
B. John Bell
St. Patrick
J. C. Fultz
Happy Biddera Bridge Club
Learned
No Name Club
Alabama Street
H. C. Brinkman
Barker Avenue
Arthur Reed
Y. M. L. Club
Sam Kelsall
George L. Phenicie
Reno Aid Society
Myron Dicker
Irvies
Henry
Mn Fults
Iren Penis
Na Fultz
Fultz
Francis Browne
Jacob Badsky
Virginia Teter
Cosmos Club
Paula
Friends In Council
E. H
J. W. Twente
Temola Club
J. Frank Jones v
Rabindrinath Tagore
Oak Ridge
Walter
Charles Wise
Je H. Welch
Connecticut Street
Edward Alderdice
Dwin
City Club
Eldridge
Alderdice
A. J. Anderson
Adante
Mendelssohn
Fairy Ng
Meg Bean
Elismaahip
Mary
Daren
Ben Bonebrake
P.T. A
Ima
Smith Rita
Christine Club
Traln
F. E. Kester
Otto
Fexdon
Eeeain
Sao Blas
Ada Satherine Kirchhoff
Jean Stet
Erna Carl
Olga Carl
Martha
Rose All‘phin
Fay Jean Gish
Betty Jane Bodin
Margaret Jane
Wadhams
Wilma ‘Howard
Ivalon
United States
Uri
Orleans
Association of Commerce
Tillyer
Vinland and
Helen Gill
Hemmingway
Mrs. Hemmingway
Charles Hemmingway
A Qu
Jesus
Brown
Kan
Kellogg
Battle Creek
N. H
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Aneebeedel- Welk
Masa
Kaw Valley & Western
A. W. Bungart
Agt
Mase
Wm. M. Scholl
Ryan
Renee
Dr. Scholl
New
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