Society Notes Highlight Lawrencian Entertaining and Weddings
A Lawrence society screen of entertaining includes Mrs W C Koenig hosting a Jat luncheon for Mrs Charles C Swartz of South Norwalk Conn tomorrow at 1 PM with twelve seats. The Mil ler wedding of Miss Jean Dale Miller and Ralph Hatfield was held at the groom family home yesterday with Rev Fred B Benson officiating and a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Koenig
Charles C. Swartz
South Norwalk
A. A. Bostick
St. Joseph
Jean Dale Miller
Ralph Hatfield
A. T. Hatfield
Lawrence
Fred B. Benson
Edwin Cummings
Billie van Fleet
Jack Hollingsworth
Vandydol
Cindy Ighem
Charters Schwartz
Henry Schwartz
Dave Heftner
Baldwin
Frank Finch
Mitchel
Clasten Stone
See Linwnes
Wilfred Tratfield
Elden Smurr
Flter Roberts Wenneds
Vel Cummibiss
Alles Ellerbrook
Katherine’ Jerten
Waight
Levis Bonanno
John Metsker
Pearl
Jacobs
Virary
Ellerbrook
Miss Jev
Fred Be
Rie Yar Fleet
Sherman Fletcher
Dorothy Tabler
J. S. Tobler
Tobler
A. L. Holcomb
Louie
H.B. ‘Axe
Helen Holcomb
Edwin Elam
J. J. Tobler
L. D. Ice
Frank Tobler
Hiram Cummings
Elden Smarr
Pearl Courter
David Jacobson
Albert Hatfield
Agnes Ellerbrook
Ruth Ross
Velma Jacobson
Layone Jacobson
Winnie Drake
Alice Elderbrook
Dolly van Fleet
Virginia Downey
Ruth Higgen
Cindy Bigham
Miss Johnson
Kenneth Neever
Carlyle Cummings
Frank Drake
Wilfred Hatfield
Edwin Gentry
John Wayne
Clayton Stone
Bryant
Secretaries and marriage vows in a 1935 quip
A wry syndicated quip notes a man drawn to his secretary after a strained marriage, suggesting a propensity to seek affection in small favors. The remark, attributed to a 1935 Publishers Syndicate collection, offers a sharp social observation rather than a narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Publishers Syndicate
Local club notices and births fill community schedule
VUEFFY Puff plans a ranch visit after a noon meeting at 2:30 with Mrs. Maxwell hosting and Irish women program by Mrs. C. C. Bowman. Zodiac club to meet with Mrs J O Jones on Mississippi street. Saturday Night club hosts Dean A Schwegler with talk on Kansas rural education. Birth announced for John Philip Lefman March 12 at 734 Arkansas St. Martha group luncheon planned by First Baptist. Lawrence Woman's club hears Nesl on federal housing relief program with a 2:30 meeting at Wiedemann's. Music club shifts to an evening event this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Whipple
Colonial
W. C. Koeniz
Muncheon
Vernon Smith
Arthur Reed
Alu. W
D. O'Leary
Lawrence Woman's Club
Wiedemann's
John Rumsey
W. B. Dalton
Flks
Kappa Kappa
Archange Association
C. A. Preyer
Hfe Club
D. Cowgill
Kentucky Street
E. C. Maxwell
C. C. Bowman
Dean R. A. Schwegler
Paul B. Lawson
Kansas
Schwegler
Philip Lefman
John Philip
Frank Pardee
Arkansas Street
Dillon Neal
Thomas Burtch
Topeka
Kansas Federal Housing Administration
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Wiedemann’s
Mr. Nes
Local hospital notes and family visits after surgeries
A man visiting his mother at Milton Hall underwent an appendectomy at Memorial hospital this morning and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs. George Cease returned from Davenport after her sister’s illness and death. Relatives including Mrs. J. M. Gordon and Mrs. A. M. Hoffman arrived to spend time with the family. Lawrence Kennedy came home from Kansas City after an appendectomy. Mrs. C. B. Spencer of Iola visited her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Bayles. Mrs. Homer White of Eudora underwent a major operation at Memorial hospital and is in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cease
Milton Hall
Vermont Street
Memorial Hospital
Davenport
Neb
J. B. Row
A. M. Hoffman
Coffeyville
F. J. Flack
Tulsa
Okla
Westminster A Cappella Choir Sings in Kansas City
The Westminster A Cappella choir performs at 8 p.m. tonight at Grand Avenue Temple for the Kansas City Music club in unaccompanied numbers including four anthems by Noble Schuetky Grieg and Christiansen and three arrangements of Negro spirituals. Transportation is by First Presbyterian Church members. Bruce Cameron handles travel. The group also schedules performances March 28 with the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra, April 17 at Topeka High School Easter Convocation, and a home concert during Music Week in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster A Cappella
Kansas City
Grand Avenue Temple
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Topeka High School
Lawrence
Art Lecture Tomorrow By Miss Rosemary Ketcham
Miss Rosemary Ketcham head of design at the University of Kansas will speak tomorrow at 7 30 PM in Spooner Thayer museum on Japanese Prints. The talk is sponsored by the public schools adult education department as part of a series featuring K U professors and experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Ketcham
Department of Design
University of Kansas
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Miss Ketcham
Adult Education Department
Public Schools
K. VU. Fine
Wednesday Personal Event at Akelack Home
The notice notes a Wednesday gathering at the Akelack home of Mr and Mrs W B Dalton for members and their husbands. William Kilworth has left for Tacoma after a short visit with his brother John L Kilworth while en route home from New York. Miss Gertrude Elliott returned to Kansas City after a weekend with Mr and Mrs L H Menger and 8 W Atkinson party plans return from the western trip to Wichita before the dust storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Wilson
Ottilie Wilson
Eskridge
Ernest E. Geiler
B. E. Geiler
J. H. Menger
Judge Menger
East Thirteenth Street
Geiler
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Wren Broadcasting
Lawrences
Akelack
W. B. Dalton
William Kilworth
Tacoma
Washi
John L. Kilworth
New York
Gertrude Elliott
Kansas City
Mes
L. H. Menger
W. Atkinson
Wichita
R. F. Mason
Salina
GC. B. Wendel
Troy
Spooner-Thayer Museum Plans Japanese Prints Exhibit
The arts department will donate time for a special exhibit of Japanese prints in the south gallery during a lecture. Miss Minnie Moody, curator of Spooner-Thayer museum, arranges the display while the permanent north gallery prints are also used for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Moody
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Richards Charged With DWI After Massachusetts Collision
John Richards faces a driving while intoxicated charge after his car collided with Archie Mills on Massachusetts street Saturday night. Mills suffered heavy vehicle damage. Richards was released on a $100 bond for trial later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richards
Archie Mills
Massachusetts Street
Richards
Mills
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Floyd Fink
Gene Grahn
Gamma Phi Beta
Ridge
Fink
Robert McNair Davis
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
C. B. Holmes
R. A. Schwegler
Ralph Baldwin
Robert Larrabee
Hugoton
Paul N. Kent
Isabel Wilmore
Helen Kinney
Fred Ellsworth
S. D. Bishop
Srancheon
M. S. Winter
Amigos Club
Lotus Club
F. L. Riederer
Adah Chapter
O.E.S
Fowler
U.W
Margaret Bushone
E. Bayles
M. R. Weeks
Mississippi Street
Review Club
C. D. Cowgill
The
Masonic Temple
S. Klinglesmith
Quivira Club
X. Jay Kennedy
George Falley
Dorothy Tobler
J. &. Tobler
William Frowe
Roy Hereman
Alva Hodge
H. B. Axe
Casey Rice
Axe
Hegeman
Hodge
Frowne
Round Table
John Ise
George M. Beal
Frank’ Lloyd Wright
Taliesin Fellowship
Ladies’ Literary League
George O. Foster
Maine Street
Temola Club
Hovey Hanna
J. T. Constant
Charles Parker
Maple Street
Parker
Old and New Club
H. H. Lane
Lane
H. S. Chambers
Wallace
Karl Stephens
Clarence Kodze
Harold Winter
Dennison
F. A. Carey
Oskaloosa
T. L. Burns
Anna Marguerite Burns
Leola Winters
Earila
Hazel F. Wilhite
Rank
Eugenia Joanne Lewis
Rael Fischer Morris
Denver
H. W. Morris
Oswego
Miss Lewis
Chimega Sorority
Morris
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Kanwaka Good Will Club
G. T. Richards
Elmer Warrington
E. R. Learned
Betty Washington
D.A.R
H. E. Don Carlos
Cosmos Club
Flora E. Muratta
Aunt Het
Robert Quill
Society of Women Geographers
Blair Niles
Marjorie Trumbull
George Arents
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Honolulu
United States
Marie Peary Stafford
Snow Baby
Grace Murphy
Associated Press
Puff
Byerelle
J. O. Jones
Zodiac Club
W. R. Stiner
Martha
First Baptist Church
Music Club
Dr. Pierce
Cyrus Weaver
Main St
Sioux Falls
Dakaid
Bane
Chas. C
Makepeace
Dickingon
Paris
Westminster Choir
Wm. M. Scholl
Otto Fischer
Arts Department
Gossard
H. W. Gossard Co
Weaver
the World Company
Independent Laundry
Henry H. Asher
Ali
Mass
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