Social events fill Kansas City weekend schedule
Dorothy Bolton and Frances Andrews host a Saturday reception for bridal parties Dorothy and Jane Windsor as they prep for May weddings. Mr and Mrs Hovey Hanna hosted a dinner bridge club with prize won by Mr and Mrs G W Amidon. Dr Oliver Baltzly and Lt D spoke at Trinity Lutheran with a green and yellow table decor. Pleasant Hour club added three guests, new member Mrs R J Catlett welcomed. Music club at Wied nsor featured Miss Elizabeth Cleary and a planned out of town artist recital. Odd Fellows planned April 6 dance and bridge party, last of seven. Loraine Sargent and Leo Rose wed at the Sargents’ home. University Women Self Governing Association installs new council at Manor dinner with Lila Lawson new president and officers listed. Toasts planned by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sneegas
Martin
Pleasant Hour Club
Elizabeth T. Sneegas
A. E. Owen
R. J.catlett
Paul Radiger
Paul Revere
Owen
C.J. Eriksen
New Hampshire Street
Lila Lawson
Lawrence
Velma, Snydal
Fdna Turrell
Marjorie Nelson
Gina Ruff
Patricia Arnold
Helen Russell
Beverly Berns
Meredithry
Virginia Sterling
Jane Warner
Margaret McNown
Laura Cook
Winifred Koenig
Edith Borden
Katherine Mangeledorf
Corbin Hall
Lydia Brocker
Watkins Hall
Helen Heaston
Agnes Husband
Elizabeth Meguiar
Mices- Elsie Neuen Schwander
Beulah Morison
Alice Learned
Dorothy Arnold
Mildred
Social calendar notes and club events in Lawrence
Thursday's social calendar lists whist and bridge clubs with members including Mrs Fete Era and Mrs Lawrence Har. Friday features auction and contract clubs with Mrs F C Whipple and Mrs Barey Frazee. Saturday brings University club fancy dress ball and Phi Chi Theta founders day dinner at the Manor with Schmitt singing and a piano solo by Margaret McNown. The Women’s Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church meets tomorrow afternoon, Rev Carter-Harrison leads a book review, followed by a litany. all women invited. The American War Mothers meet tomorrow at Mrs Minni Campbell’s home to plant a memorial tree in South Park. Theta Epsilon Baptist sorority holds its national convention in Lawrence April 8-12 with delegates from several universities expected. Current Event Club met with Mrs T H Popplewell. Quilts and fancy work were shown, and plans made for April 12. J D Club and Service class hosted gatherings, with antique object sharing and refreshments. Daffodil Club members plan April 3 field visit to Percy W Smith’s daffodils in Kansas City and will hear A C Hottes of Better Homes and Gardens. Lawrence Flower Club invited to join. 9:30 a.m. gathering at Mrs Fred Hunsinger’s home for carpool to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Carter—.Harrison
Bowie
Minni Campbell
Kentucky Street
Southpark
T. H. Popplewell
D. A. Miller
Florence Biggs
Katherine. Pine
Dunn
Betty May
Junior
Dallas
William Ray
Pine
Frances Milner
Mattie Hanna
Daffodil Club
Percy W. Smith
Sixty Seventh Street
Glenwood Avenue
Kansas City
Milton Rolf Club
Smith
A. C. Hottes
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine
Lawrence Flower Club
Oskaloosa News Briefs Include Death and Local Moves
Mrs. George Corn reports the death of her brother Thomas Hopewell who died last Tuesday, a pioneer family. The A L Buchanan family moved from Dunavant to the Harry Edward farm northeast of town. Irene Brock of Perry visited her parents Dr. and Mrs C E Brock over the weekend. Rev E O Harbour will attend the Methodist Conference in Lawrence, shortened to two days, and may return as pastor for a third year. Hugh Simon visited Topeka with his aunt Mrs C F Radcliffe. Sylvester Briner returned from a visit with George Briner and wife of Ola. Oskaloosa High School alumni plan a March 28 business session to elect officers and plan the banquet. Mrs Emma Jeffrey and Miss Lois Wells of Whortonville were guests of Mrs Amos Leech and Howard Wellman, who moved to the Thomas farm near Wellman church. Howard now patrols a road in that area. Mrs Charles Hawk and Greta of Lyndon visited Mrs Leslie Waggoner. Waggoners returned home with them. Rev A C Bostwick of Altoona spoke at the Presbyterian church. Rev A E Ahrens led the invitation. Mrs Dale Parker and Mrs Charles Bowen hosted bridge on St Patrick’s Day. prizes went to Mrs Kenneth Long, Miss Bernice Stout, and Miss Margaret Luce. Nellie Pennington travelled to Kansas City to nurse her granddaughter Leola Kueny through measles. Mr Kueny was here on business and she returned with him. The district court will reconvene Monday to hear civil cases. a $10,000 damage suit by Charles Tucking of Valley Falls against Mrs is first on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Corn
Thomas Hopewell
Hopewell
A. L. Buchanan
Dunavant
Harry Edward
Irene Brock
Perry School
C. E. Brock
E. O. Harbour
Lawrence
Charles Meade
Harbour
Hugh Simon
Topeka
C. F. Radcliffe
Ce Sylvester Briner
George Briner
Ola
Oskaloosa High School
Leslie Waggoner
Dale Parker
Charles Bowen
St. Patrick’s Day
Bowen
Kenneth Long
Bernice Stout
Margaret Luce
Nellie Pennington
Kansas City
Leola _Kueny
Kueny
Pennington
Charles Tucking
Valley Falls
Local briefs and social notes from the county
Jottings report injuries from a car crash involving Mrs. Hurst and Founty Hurst. Divorce cases total three on the docket among fifteen. Recent marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge include Decker to Charles O Donnell and Dor ris Webman of Lawrence. Roy Consor sent to Hutchinson Reformatory with sheriff Lew Wiley and escorted by County Attorney Don Allen to Canton for relatives. Miss Vivian Bowen, nurse at Research hospital, visited her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Bowen. Local residents Mr and Mrs David Grayson and Mrs Jason Morton drove to Topeka on business. Local visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Templeton Mrs W H Jones and Miss Doris Schenck of Topeka visited with Mr and Mrs John Schenck. Mrs Merrit McGehee hosted the Home Makers club with a covered dish luncheon and squib block quilting. Next host is Mrs Dave Meredith on April 28. J A Witmer died suddenly last Friday March 17 after helping with chores. his wife Mrs Witmer found him deceased while he sat down after milking. He had moved here 15 years ago in poor health but had recovered to enjoy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Founty Hurst
Sam Bowen
David Grayson
Jason Morton
Topeka
Charles Templeton
W. H. Jones
Doris Schenck
John Schenck
Merrit McGehee
Home Makers Club
Trish
Dave Meredith
J. A. Witmer
Quiet life recalled at Lone Tree farm home
A quiet life at a farm home in the Lone Tree neighborhood ended with the death of an 81 year old. Margaret Ford of Ottawa high school faculty was noted in relation to the event, reflecting local ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Margaret Ford
Ottawa High -School
Topeka Visit Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mrs. E. T. Foote and Mrs. J. J. Riline are in Topeka to visit Rev. Henry Fitzgerald formerly of Lawrence. Miss Gertrude Gilmore returns from Florida and stays with Mrs. H. F. De Wolf. Mrs. J. B. Mack, visiting her daughter Mrs. J. G. Norton in Wichita, expects to return tomorrow. Mrs. W. R. Coulson and Miss Janet Coulson spend the day in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T.foote
J. J. Riline
Topeka
Henry Fitzgerald
Lawrence
Gertrude Gilmore
Florida
H. F. de Wolf
J. B.,mack
J. G. Norton
Wichita
W.R. Coulson
Janet Coulson
Kansas City
Manhattan Restaurant Man Buys Waffle Shop Fixtures
William J. Allen, long time operator of a Manhattan cafe, has bought the fixtures and equipment of the Waffle shop in the Dickinson theater building at Seventh and Massachusetts streets. He plans to open soon after renovations and will personally run the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Allen
Manhattan
Dickinson Theater
Seventh and
Massachusetts Street
Allen
Visit with Ottawa doctor and Ford family
A note shows a home visit scheduled for Saturday with Dr. Josephine Davis of Ottawa, visiting alongside her hosts Mr and Mrs W B Ford who are the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ford
Josephine Davis
Ottawa
Visit to Mrs Margaret McCoy on Monday
A brief note records a visit to Mrs Margaret McCoy on Monday. It notes the occasion but provides no additional details or context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Bolton
Frances Andrews
Dorothy
Margaret ‘Jane Winster
Hovey Hanna
Justice
C. J. Eriksen
Oliver D. Baltzly
Trinity Lutheran Church
Johanna Hill
Dr. Baltzly
Charles A. Puls
Charles W. Thomas
Waldemar Gelich
A. ‘L. “Owen
Wiednsor
Firat
L. E. Sisson
E. €. Allderdice
J. B. Hungerford
Wayne McCoy
Dorothy Enlow
The
Odd Fellows
Loraine Sargent
Leo Rose
Edgar Sargent
Mr. Emerson
Roy Hess
Pharensy
Fete
Era
Fy Hudson
Dinner Bridge Club
Wee Regle
Chub
Lawrence Har“Sie
C." Stewart
O. W. Bridge Club
Stepher Hinshaw
Fuheheoe
F.C. Whipple
Barey Frazee
Harry ‘Doddéridze
Venidredi Club
University Club
Phi Chi Theta
the Manor
Theta Epsilon
Baptist
Trof
Stevens
S. Rarick
J. D. Club
First Christian Church
Ralph Howard
Henry Holtzelaw
H.E. Rex
May Tolley
Walter McClain
F. L. Courtney
Seth W. Slaughter
B. P. Baker
D. J. Richardson
Frank Liegett
Harry Shepard
Franz Wiedemann
R. C.ardrey
J. A. Overton
Henry Holtzclaw
H. R. Fuller
Edward Brass
Howard
Oskaloosa
Eldridge
Learnard
Ward's
Fischer
Enna Jettick Shoes
Datars
Otto Fischer
Normandie
W. Parsons
Mass
St. Jeweler
Red Cross
Weaver
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Ella
Publishers Syndicate
Msn
Fujiyama
This American, Tobacco Company
Margaret McCoy
Snga
Big Geen
Etoile de Hollande Gruss
Edith Helen Vink
Jacqueminot
Paul's Scarlet
F. J. Grootendorst
Dorothy Perkins
Boston.and Sword
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