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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1939
Page
5
Society contributions for the society column must reach the Journal-World office by noon on the publication day to appear.
The listing details numerous social meetings through Tuesday to Friday across Lawrence groups including Round Table at Mrs. F. R. Russell and R. L. H. club at Mrs. M. E. Phenicie. Activities include dinners, bridge, luncheons, a costume party, and musical events at Colonial, Wiedemann’s, Evans Hearth, and Chamber of Commerce rooms.
Mrs John Stutz will entertain her Friday bridge luncheon club at her home Friday at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. F A Russell and Mrs C E Esterly led a Round Table gathering with John Ise of the University economics faculty discussing why the current economic system underperforms. luncheon honors for Mrs. Harry Hobbs. 18 seats set. gifts and a musicale followed. The Meadow Lark 4 H club opened with eleven members. officers elected. Various clubs met for socials, programs, and notices across Lawrence.
Carlos presided in the afternoon. AUCW play reading of Our Town led by Irene Nordstrom and others with Florence Eaton narrator. Chi cago theater review by Suel Whitzel. Bridgettes luncheon hosted by Mrs Adrian Lindsey. K A Dames study club at Mrs Robert Kelley 1511 Rhode Island. The Patriot reviewed by Mrs Albert Palmerlee. No Name club met yesterday with Eugene O Neil talk by Mrs L H Emmett. Brackett Farm Bureau unit meets Thursday. highlights Lenten dishes. Pla Mor club hosts at Evans Hearth with Warren Casey. Delta Delt at 1617 Rhode Island Friday 2 30. K A Dames bridge with Mrs Palmer. Lenten discussions at Plymout Congregational parish house tonight at 7 30 on The Making of the Christian Mind.
Discussion will center on forces shaping church and its theology in the later Middle Ages. At conclusion, the April calendar month will serve tea. The Country club held a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Essick and Mr. and Mrs. Stowits. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Brand Mrs. Wetzel and Dr. Perry. Guests attended six bridge tables at Mrs. Rowe’s home. Out of town guests included Mrs. McClay and Mrs. Nelson of Ottawa. Prof. Howey and Fred Patt won high prizes. Mrs. Casey and Mrs. Richardson were second.
Mr. and Mrs. C K Kiene formerly of Shawnee and now in Lawrence visit with Mr and Mrs A L Kiene before leaving by car to Vancouver Wash from which they sail to Manila P I where Mr Kiene will become assistant manager for Goodrich International Rubber Co He is KU business school graduate 1933 Also noted are Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer visiting Ottawa on business and Mr and Mrs Richard Jackman returning from Fort Worth after a ten day trip
Dr. and Mrs. Victor Labunski of Kansas City Missouri were guests of Dean and Mrs. D M Swarthout for a Josef Hofmann concert. Dr Labunski heads the piano department at the Kansas City Conservatory and is a friend of the artist. Mrs Frank Kruse is ill at home at 1206 Rhode Island street. A Enlow travels to Kansas City to enter Research hospital for an operation.
Mr and Mrs H G Van Neste returned to their home on route five after a ten week 10000 mile motor trip that took them through 16 southern states old Mexico and coastal shores. They celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary February 20 at Catalina Island off California. Mrs Edouard James of Beloit will return home Friday after visiting her daughter Mrs R R Jackman.
The text lists popes in order with years from Leo XIII 1878 through Pius XII 1939 and notes a biblical prophecy gift connected to Philip the evangelist's four prophetic daughters. It combines church figures and scriptural reference Adcts 21:8-9 in a compact historical remark.
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