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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1943

Page

5

Society Notes Highlight Local Social Events

Dr and Mrs W L Burdick host a senior party at AW school. Mr and Mrs Verner F Smith attend small dance at University Club. Mary Lou Holloway and Doris Twente shower at Memorial Union. Prof and Mrs W Otto Miessner host barbecue. Mrs Swarthout hosts reception at Valley View. Lawrence Woman's Club and Alpha Delta Pi Mothers Club hold events. B and P W Club dinner at Colonial.

W. L. Burdick School of AW Milton Beach Verner F. Smith University Club Bridge Tand Fre Stevens Tniversity Club Milas Mary Lou Holloway Doris Twente Pt Beta Phi Alsimnae Memorial Union W. Otto Miessner Doris Twerlte Id. M. Swarthout Valley View Mral EB. Pribod Lawrence Woman's Club Lawrence Flower Chamber of Commerce Alpha Delta PI Mra Blue P. W

Lawrence Music Week Hosts and Local Socials

Social notes list events in Lawrence including a reception at Valleyview after a vesper program by the public schools honoring visiting artists. A luncheon at the Colonial follows for Mrs O W Maloney with Mrs A B Weaver and Mrs M Winter hosting. Several local and out of town guests attend bridge and tea gatherings with lily and buttercup decor.

D. M. Swarthout Lawrence Public Schools Valleyview Lawrence A. B. Weaver

High Home Night at University High School Draws 250

The nineteenth annual High Home night at University High School in Lawrence featured a program in the Kansas room with over 250 attendees. Glenn Agee moderated as students performed Welcome and Over the Rainbow, a Good High School address by Dean J. W. Twente, Cowboy Dances, and a piano duo Manana. Refreshments followed in the Old English room.

University High School Kansas Room Memorial Union Glenn Agee Madison Coomba Mek Virginia Gaell Mrecting Mary Louise Belcher Betty Willamas J. W. Twente School of ‘Education Ruth Hoover Mins Jol Stapleton

Impromptu Talks and Closing Meeting Planned

Tabitha Stevens leads solo acts with Evelyn Hammond in charge of Imromptu Talks and My Project by Max Hagerman. Forrest Robertson to give a special number. Paul Gibler to lead games. Ladies' Literary League hosts a covered dish supper for husbands on Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at 2033 Tennessee street. Kappa Phi dinner and initiation at the First Methodist church with Mary Margaret Felt as new president. Forty five girls attended. initiates include Norma Antone Barbara LeSuer Jean Marie Born Laurit Belle Moore Lucy Helen Buess Charlotte Price Donna Carpenter Alice Scharffer Thyllas ickey Kathleen Schmidt Mary Hughes Betty Flinker Maxine Jones Mildred Whitted Lonnie Kelly.

Tabitha Stevens Evelyn Hammond Max Hagerman Forrest Robertson Paul Gibler Ladies’ Literary League Fred S. Montgomery Tennessee Street Kappa Phi Colonial First Methodist Church Mary Margaret Felt Norma Antone Barbara LeSuer Jean Marie Born Laurit Belle Moore Lucy Helen Buess Charlotte Price Donna Carpenter Alice Scharffer Thyllas Ickey Kathleen Schmidt Mary Hughes Betty Flinker Maxine Jones Mildred Whitted Lonnie Kelly

Women Guild Meeting at 1336 Massachusetts Street

The Women’s Guild of the Consum ers Co-Operative Association meets Monday at 3 pm with Mrs. Thomas Pearson hosting at 1336 Massachusetts Street and Miss Leona Handler as president. Mrs. Hilden Gibson leads the program. The Business and Professional Women’s club plans its May dinner Tuesday at 7 pm at the Colonial with Solon G. Ayers of Haskell Institute as speaker.

Fred. Love Josephine Gilmore R.lh. Club J. M. Clevenger Women’s Guild of the Consumerg Co-Operative Association Thomas Pearson Massachusetts Street Hilden Gibson Leona Handler Business and Professional Women's Club Colonial J. E. Mercer Mayme Corcoran Solon G. Ayers Haskell Institute

Social Events Highlight Mississppi Street Residence Gathering

Mr and Mrs Verner F Smith of 1821 Mississippi street host a small dancing party this evening at their home. Mrs J J Jakosky led a Wives of K U Engineers thimble party yesterday. Mrs J O Jones elected president and Mrs Paul G Hausman secretary treasurer for next year. Refreshments featured in the dining room with retiring president Mrs Ogden Jones attending.

Madison Coombs Austin Turney S. T. D. Jones Gilbert Almer Kansas J. J. Jakosky K. U. Engineers J. O. Jones Paul G. Hausman Th Group Ogden Jones

Party Guests Attend Birthday at Mrs Reese’s Home

Mrs. Reese was honored at a birthday gathering hosted by friends last night with bridge and refreshments. The event included attendees such as Mrs Tobler, Mrs C F, Mrs William Hardtaker, and Mrs A T Hatfield among others, and noted W P Hessler serving as secretary treasurer this year.

W. P. Hessler Robert Reese Bridge Reese Tobler C.F William Hardtaker Frowe R.P. Palmer H. Cummings A. T. Hatfield Ray Martin

Miss Mary Concert Guest Visits During Music Week

Louise Beltz arrived in Fraser Hall to guest with Miss Irene Peabody for Music Week. She flew from Belton Texas to Lawrence. Mrs Darwin Gerard left for Fort Sill Oklahoma to visit her husband in officer training school. Mr and Mrs George Beyer returned home to Madison Wisconsin after a ten day visit with daughter Mrs Roy Bowers at 1826 New Hampshire street. Mrs H W Magruder Sr of Schenectady New York arrived for a three week visit with Mr and Mrs John Trembly. Jack English of Wichita spends weekend with cousin Adrian Smith. Lloyd Wright of Wichita an assistant district rationing officer visited the local rationing office. Mr and Mrs C J Dodds and Mr and Mrs Walter McClain are in Cincinnati this week for a natural gas industries convention.

Mary Louise Beltz Fraser Hall Irene Peabody Lawrence Belton Tex Darwin Gerard Fort Sill Okla Cpl George Beyer Madison Wis Jack English Wichita Adrian Smith Lloyd Wright C.J. Dodds Walter McClain Cincinnati

Crisp Clean Curtains Improve Room Appearance

The article advises weekly cleaning and, most impactfully, washing and rehanging curtains to conceal defects. It covers practical tips for laundering lace and delicate fabrics in bags, using mild soap powders, rinsing until clear, and proper drying, ironing, and stretching for even hang. It notes war-time savings motivate at home laundering.

Sally Ewing Named Grand Necrology Chairman at O E S Session

Sally M. Ewing former matron of Adah chapter O E S was named grand chairman of necrology by Mrs Mildred J Ride of Fort Scott at the Eastern Star session in Topeka. The post plans memorial services for the grand chapter in Manhattan in April 1944. Ewing also elected secretary of the Past Grand Appointives association and served as Grand Ruth in 1941.

Sally M. Ewing Adah O.E.S Mildred J. Ride Fort Scott Kansas Eastern Star Topeka Manhattan Ewing Aset-Together Club Ruth

Dyes for Curtains Indoors Painted in Tea Rose Peach shade

Instructions describe washing curtains, dyeing in a prepared water with starch, and using two shades like tea rose and sink to achieve a pinkish peach. Faded sections are treated first for even color, then the whole curtain is dyed and ironed while damp.

Lima woman visits son at University of Kansas

Mrs Enas Lulli travels from Lima Peru to visit her son Antonio Lulli a Latin American scholarship student at the University of Kansas for 1912 43. She plans to enroll her 10 year old Reinaldo in a nearby Catholic school and notes another son Rene attends the University of Iowa. Antonio majors in political science and will graduate in September returning to South America with his mother. They traveled via Pan American Airways stopping in the Canal Zone and Mexico City arriving at Kansas City April 5 staying with Mrs Roy Linley 825 Missouri Street and visiting various faculty homes.

Lawrence Lima Peru Enas Lulli Antonio Lulli University of Kansas Reinaldo Here Rene Lulli University of Iowa Iowa City Phi Kappa Psi South America Lulli Pan-American Airways Canal Zone Mexico City Kansas City Roy Linley Missouri Street

Carrot Ring and Souffle with Bran Muffins Recipe Notes

A recipe fragment describes preparing a carrot ring souffle using cooked carrots and milk with butter and flour, folding in eggs and whites, baked in a buttered mold. It includes a bran muffin recipe with molasses and sour milk, detailing dry and wet ingredients and baking twice in a moderate oven.

Marionette Show by Fraser Theater Art Methods Class

Fraser theater hosts a student marionette presentation of Heidi directed by Miss Maud Ellsworth. Nine girls crafted their own puppets including two goats and will perform their own voices. The show is Monday May 8 at 4 30 PM with admission charged for all.

Maud Ellsworth Heidi Two Goats Fraser Theater Clara Ruth Peenent Peter Vivian Meeth Verna Newton Goats Little Swan Little Bear Madeline Wabaunsee Regina Allen

Baked Vegetables May Replace Meat in Menu

A meatless dinner plan helps stretch ration points and offers a satisfying substitute. The menu for two or three includes Escalloped Corn Oven Baked Carrots Bran Muffins Butter Crisp Celery Apple Pie Cream Tea with detailed oven directions and tips to reuse stock.

Dandelion Greens With Bacon Recipe

Read and wash greens like beet tops chard and spinach in three waters until clean. Cook 10 to 15 minutes with little water until tender. Brown bread crumbs in fat add greens onion juice vinegar salt pepper. Shape into loaf, garnish with hard boiled egg slices and broiled bacon.

Stuffed Fish Recipe from Mrs Schehrer

Stuffed fish can be baked with a filling of bread crumbs onion parsley salt and water. The recipe instructs stuffing the cavity, baking at 450 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes until done. Mrs. Charles Schehrer of 1411 Kentucky Street supplied the instructions.

Charles Schehrer Kentucky Street

Hamburger and Tomato Hot Tamale Pie Recipe

Mixed ingredients create a hearty bake with macaroni or cornmeal layers. The dish blends tomatoes cheese and pasta or meat with peppers for a dinner option.

Velvet Chocolate Molded Dessert Instructions

Melt chocolate over hot water. Combine with sugar and salt then boil water to boiling point. Remove from heat. Soak gelatin in cold water five minutes then add to chocolate and stir until dissolved. Cool half hour then add lightly beaten egg yolks. Cool further then fold in stiff whites and vanilla. Turn into mold and chill until firm. Serve with thin cream.

Patienal Worle Classifieds Offer Thrifty Habits

A fragment from a classified page hints at thrifty reading habits and daily routines. The readable text emphasizes saving money and curating affordable purchases through local listings. The piece reflects a community focus on economical shopping and practical decisions.

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