Reception for DAR visitors held in Lawrence
A reception for DAR visitors in Lawrence occurred last night at the Congregational parish house after the opening meeting. More than 200 guests attended, with state and local officers of the organization in attendance. The room featured flags and crimson tulips with lace tablecloths and silver services. Several club and PTA meetings were announced for tomorrow. A Quivira club meeting discussed rural schools, noting many teachers are new or inexperienced in Douglas County.
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Lawrence
the Daughters of the ‘American Revolution
Pion
Peter Mery
Anhill
Griesa
Wag
A. D
Arthoriss
Anna Rit- Farland
Lloyd Duffee
Iup
E. Bber
O. J. Lane
Douglas County
Quivira Club
le Sauer
Jon
Hay
Lane
W. D ‘Ly“Ong
Social calendar notes from county clubs and gatherings
A string of social events fills the county scene with club meetings, hosting duties, and small entertainments. Mrs Ernest Elgebr hosts a musical instrument display discussion. the Business and Professional Women's club plans an 8 o'clock gathering with bridge and games, inviting friends. Bernice Jones hosts the Cotterie club dinner at Colonial Tea Room with yellow jonquils and a tied birthday note for Roger’s ninth.
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Iss Birdie Zayick
Miss Mabel Stevenson
Mhss
Bernice Jones
Cotérie ‘Club
Colonial Tea Room
Julia Hillwinning
Community Socials and Club Gatherings Highlight Easter Period
Aunt Het hosts the South Side Reading Club with thirteen members. Chester Brown reads on By-Products of Corn. Bridge and card clubs entertain at homes with guests like Miss Blaker and Miss King. A D A R gathering plans a large dinner at Memorial Union with 340 expected. Botany club hosts at Prof. Stevens's home. La Corte club meets with Easter items. George Abrams travels to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Phillips
Louisiana Street
South Side
Reading Club
Mig. Chester Brown
Z. R. West
Bunn
D. D. Starling
George ‘Wetzel
A Aga
Frank ,Gedding
A. I.gilkison
Inas Blaker
Colonial Tea Room
Kate Loraine King
Janet Coulson
Pauline Fengel
Katherine Clark
King
Betty Washington Schanter
Memorial Union Building
la Corte Club
Ernest Bigsby
Barker Avenue
George Abrams
Kansas City
Personal notices of residents visiting and traveling
Mrs A J Lane formerly of Lawrence now in Olathe attends D A R state conference with daughter Mrs Jack Lawrence regent of Grove chapter at Eldridge hotel. Mrs Ernest Kugler of Deliver Cole visits her mother Mrs W T Quinlin in Kansas City. Mrs J B Mack in Kansas City for the day. Mrs Paul Hamilton of Minneapolis in Lawrence due to ill mother Mrs Anna R Turner. Hamilton in Kansas City today. Jessamine Fugate and Miss Mary Annette Mattoon of Beatrice Neb plan Easter visit with Mrs J B Fugate Mrs W C Stevens and Mrs H H Tanner left for Cottonwood Falls on business. Mrs Leo Hil and young son visit Mrs Herman Banks at Kanwaka. Mrs Elizabeth Davis of Topeka visits daughter Mrs A A Gish.
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A. J. Lane
Lawrence
Olathe
Jack Lawrence
Outfit
Grove
Eldridge Hotel
Ernest Kugler
Deliver
Cole
W. T. Quinlin
Kansas City
J. B. Mack
Paul Hamilton
Minneapolis
Anna R. Turner
J. B. Fugate
W. C. Stevens
H. H. Tanner
Cottonwood Falls
Leo Hil
Small Son
Her
Man ‘Banks
Kanwaka
Elizabeth Davis
Topeka
A. A. Gish
Ladies League Names Officers After Meeting
The annual election of officers was held by the League of Women Voters at Mrs. F. B. Dodds home on Monday afternoon. Elected were President Mary S. Thomas, Vice President F. B. Doris, Secretary C. Beardslee, and Treasurer Mrs. A. Van Horebeck. Committee chairmen were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
B. Dodds
Mary S. Thomas
F.B. Doris
C. Beardslee
Sirs. A. van Horebeck
Commmitiers
Baldwin Ledger to Move Postoffice Headquarters
Baldwin Kansas March 27 The Baldwin Ledger owned by W Markham and edited by Maurice Markham the Baldwin postmaster will seek new quarters and relinquish the long time headquarters occupied more than thirty years The move is necessitated by space needs and other circumstances within the city and county post office operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin, Kans
Baldwin Ledger
W. €. Markham
Maurice Markham
Baldwin
Postal authorities seek quarters for business lease
Government official post office authorities arrange lease for space to manage postal business. Mr and Mrs Charles Beele of T acka are noted in town today.
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Post Office
Charles Beele
T Acka
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A. W. Lamb
Mildred Senter
Social Galendar
Thurstay Bayer ‘Museum
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Bay Tefer Ou Ince
Jevcne
iBo
Club
Glib
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Methodist Add
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Roger
Aunt Het
Robert Quililen
Jopyright
Publishers Syndicat
M. Aol Ferris
Emily Ferris
Dool -Hornaday
W. Oo
Nelson
J. HL Lehman
Marguerite Bullene
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Haskell ‘Institute
University Bottany Club
W. Co. Stevens
Petisons
Jack Houk- Budd Russell
Jean Whetstone
Mack Burchett
Ruth Mary Chandler
Mary Jane Davis
E .Beth Ann Ferrier
Jane Kennedy
Dorothy May
Roberta Stuart
Mich
Myer's Flowers
Helene
Jupite
Sparton
Radio
Fletcher
Eugene Frederick
Vita Tonic
Aivette
Rederick
Valistic
Scott
Mercury
RDS
Alfier
Accra
Pearl
Lcanges Merchants of Gop
Efrrrrmay
Baldwin Paper
Flower Stere
Gordon
Innes
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