Society Notices For Journal World Readers
Society items list upcoming meetings and club gatherings at various venues. Names include Miss Jeannette Wheeler Mrs T D Funk Mrs Robert Haggart Mr and Mrs CC E Louk and several clubs such as Monday contract club Lawrence Flower club Corbin Hall Means Hearth Colonial Country club and Coterie club with dinners and bridge events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh: Means
Jeannette Wheeler
T. D. Funk
Robert Haggart
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
Corbin’ Hall
Thimble Club
H. B. Roberts
H. W. Craig
CC. E. Louk
M. N
Surprise for Miss Mary McKenna at Moore luncheon
Mrs. Ben A Moore hosted a supper and linen shower as a surprise for Miss Mary McKenna of Ottawa whose marriage to Wesley McCalla of Lawrence will occur this summer. Guests enjoyed rainbow tables, Easter egg favors, a large pastel wedding cake, and a three course dessert amid market bridge and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben -A. Moore
Mary McKenna
Ottawa
Wesley McCalla
Lawrence
Community Calendar Notes and Local Birth Announcements
Mrs H E Chandler will lead a lesson on Sigrid Undset. Mr and Mrs L W Blevins announce the birth of a son at Memorial hospital. The Round Table meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs W N Ferrin at Mrs F P O Brien's home. Mrs S C Hinshaw and Mrs Roy R Moore host January Presbyterian dessert Wednesday at 1 30 at Mrs Hinshaw's home. Mr and Mrs Edgar Finley announce a daughter born yesterday at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Vernon Strobel announce a daughter born March 25 at Memorial. Mrs O W Maloney will entertain the Bridgettes at luncheon Thursday at 1. Miss Ellen Mercer returned from Topeka after a recital. The Clinton 4 H club met at the leaders’ home with thirteen members. Edith Anderson elected assistant reporter. Next meeting April 20 with Augusta and Jeanette Had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Stroebel
Eudora
Marsha Loh
Memorial, Hospital
Stroebel
Agnes Pine
Clarence’ Pine
Round Table
8. C. Hinshaw
Roy R. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Edgar Finley
Maine Street
Memorial Hospital
Vernon Strobel
Clinton 4-H Club
Ray Harrell
America
Louise Baldwin
Betty Harrell
Edith Anderson
Deal Six
Misa Herma McMahon
Jack Anderson
Augusta
Jeanette
Travel party to Dodge City for celebration
Stanley Schwahn George Hedrick and James Davis of Haskell will drive to Dodge City for the celebration in connection with the visit of Chaves Heasing who returned to Denver after a week with his sister Mrs C H Constant. His brother Harry Hoskins of Tonganoxie is slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
C. H. Constant
Harry Hoskins
Tonganoxie
Stanley Schwahn
George Hedrick
James Davis
Haskell
Dodge City
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Cheerful Comeback
If you feel sunk and blue this vintage ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a general system tonic. It claims herbs build up resistance and energy, helping women smile through life and recover mood. It cites millions of users and urges sharing with friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera
Lydia
Pinkham
Premier showing of Dodge City opens weekend in Kansas
Friday noon premiere of the film Dodge City draws crowds as Kansans head home Sunday. The column notes travels of local residents visiting southern Texas and New Orleans, plus hospital recoveries and social visits in Lawrence. It lists numerous Kansans and former residents attending a Kansas picnic in Texas and updates on relatives visiting from St. Petersburg, Boston, and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
H. A. Jetmore
McAllen
Tex
San Antonio
New Orleans
Pensacola
Warm Springs
Memphis
Texas
Kansas
A. B. Weaver
West Indies
St. Petersburg
Weaver
Karl M. Kreider
Margaret
Stanton Kreider
Kemper Military Academy
Booneville
Kansas City
E. F. Sullivans
Memorial Hospital
A. L. Cox
East
A. W. Garvin
H. L. Dunkerley
C. P. Aull
Rexford
Kan
George Mathews
Topeka
Josephine Gilmore
Leah Neely
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
W. A. Opperman
Neely
J. T. Constant
W. C. Ellis
Research Hospital
Fred Wahlenmair
Bartlesville
Okla
Lawrence Morris
Pelham, N. Y
Melvin Goff
Alice Russell in recital at Stronghall auditorium
Piano pupil Alice Russell of Lawrence, under Prof. Jan Chiapusso, gives her K A senior recital tonight at 8 in Stronghall auditorium. Program includes Pastorale, The Cuckoo, Gavotte, Caprice on Alceste, and Chopin pieces among others in a formal student concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice ‘Russell
Lawrence
Jan Chiapasso
K.A
Stronghall
Debussy
Gro
Chopin
Mr. Chiapusso
Campus seeks 15 beauty queen candidates for Jayhawker contest
Fifteen beauty queen candidates will be announced tomorrow by Tom Yee editor of the Jayhawker magazine. The winners will be named in the final issue. KU men may work at the New York World's Fair as sight seeing chair operators and guides with requirements including age height weight and a clear complexion. A tennis playoff started this afternoon with first round matches due by tomorrow night. Chancellor Lindley to dedicate a Marysville high school building Thursday. Mid semester exams yield surprising results. Ad text offers to turn extra furniture into cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Kibitz
Tom Yee
Jayhawker Magazine
The
Jayhawker
Glenn Oatman
E. H. Lindley
Marysville
Wesleyan Chorus to Present The Seven Last Words of Christ
The Wesleyan Chorus of the First Methodist Episcopal church directed by Dorothy Enlow Miller will present Dubois The Seven Last Words of Christ at the 10:40 Palm Sunday service on April 2 with soloists Mary Louise Beatie Ray Wright Eugene Crabb and William Henderson. Mrs Miller plays the Russell Memorial organ. A second performance is planned for 7:30 Sunday evening in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Airma
Jesus
First Corinthians
Florence L. Snow
Robert A. Hunt
Women of
India
Henry Aldis
Solo
F. O. Banks
Our
America
Minnie B. Walker
the Beautiful
George Lowman
Wesleyan Service Guild
Virgalene
Davis
Little
Jewels
Jesus Loves
Margaret Janice Howard
Gwendolyn Larrick
Shirley Larrick
Nancy Semple
Mary Morris
Donna Marie Schleifer
Marilyn Metz
King’s Guards
Naomi Light
Holy Bible
Book Divine
Dorothy Enlow Miller
B.M
We of
Christ
Dubois
Mary Louise Beatie
Ray Wright
Eugene Crabb
William Hen
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Society
Journal-World Office
Harry Brown
Hunter Monteith
C. W. Amidon
Cosmos Club
Walter Keeler
E. S. Weatherby
Anna Hutt
Bessie Wilder
Ingleside Club
S. H. Haight
New Hampshire Street
Carl Drake
Washington
Dorsey-Liberty Unit
No. 14
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
George Melvin
Frank Sullivan
Agnes Evans
Ladies’ Literary League
W. A. Young
Haskell Avenue
Ventura Club
F.T. Barteldes
South Side Reading Club
C. E. Daniels
H. B.chubb
Vermont Friends
Tot Street
First Christian
Clotk
John Atchen
Mississippi Street
Mys
G. M. Falley
John Ise
Leavenworth
American Association of University Women
Ise
H. E.ise
Social Order of the Beauceant
Assembly No
Colonial
Otto W. Vossmeyer
St. Louis
Supreme Worthy
L.W. Lommasson
Lyndon. Day
J. Baughman
H. Everette
E. J. Crash
John Seybold
Elizabeth Swartz
Charles Myers
C. J. Sebrell
J. B. Marshall
C. M. Houghton
Iola
Nina Langford
Ll. W. Renner
Victor L. Wirk
Ray Hall
S. B. Fisk
W. J. Bartels
J. Buchannon
Pgs B. Duff
E. B. Valot
H. Martin
Harry Greer
Ee F P. Ragan
Emily
A. J. Anderson
Twentieth Century Club
League of Women Voters Study Group
Marvin le Suer
Ohio Street
W. R. Maddox
Charles EB. Louk
M.N. Bridge Club
Evans
Review Club
J. A. Keeler
Esther Leigh
W. C. McNown
Zodiac Club
George Clark
NEA
H.E. Chandler
Sigrid Undset
O. W. Maloney
Bridgettes
Ellen Mercer
Debra Baker
David Welch
Mercer
University School of Fine Arts
Carl A. Prever
PINE
12Th
Pennsylvania
Alice Russell
the Cuckoo
Gavotte
Val Corelli-Godowsky
Daquin Rameau
Vermont
Independent Thrift Service
Independent
Lilac Lane
Sig Alph
Alphs
Chuck Price
Price
Alph
Harry C. Downs
Alabama St
Realt
Wesleyan Chorus of
M.E. Church
Wesleyan Chorus
Sura Marines
Sunny Tucker
U.S
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