Lawrence wedding set for June first at First Methodist Episcopal
Luis Florence Teamer to marry Earl Henry Bratton on Wednesday June 1 at 8 am in the First Methodist Episcopal church. A bridge luncheon at Broad View Inn featured lavender and yellow decorations with prizes won by Mrs. Floyd Rankin, Mrs. Hershel Underhill, and Mrs. F. P. O Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Florence “Lorce Beamer
John A. Teamer
Louisiana Street
Sher
Earl Henry Bratton
Irving Bratton
First Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Brutus Hamilton
Broad View Inn
Floyd Rankin
Hershel Underhill
F. P.O Brien
J. J. Kistler
J. W. Twente
Edwin Betles
Margaret. Kirchhoff
Eleanor Klein
George G. Kirchhoff
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
Ed Klein
Arthur. L. Kirchhoff
Isabel Gilmore
Paul N.kent
Olga Carl
Erna Carl
Ada Katherine Kirchhoff
Margery Dalton
Misses Funk
Mrs. Kirchhoff
Club social calendar notes from May gatherings
Hostesses aided by Mrs. Gottlieb Neider and Miss Hepler met with the club as the Tennola and Mercredi groups planned their May events. The Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae association prepares spring dinner for seniors, while Mrs. Walter F. Wilson hosted Betty Le’s birthday with caps, May baskets, and light refreshments for a crowd including the Wright and Harris families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Neider
Christies Hepler
John Brohammer
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae! Association
Lniversity Club
Hovey Hanna
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
George Docking
Walter F. Wilson
Betty le
Donald
Darold
Eldon Wright
Junior
Johnny Harris
Alfreda
Emil Gunther
Bernice ‘Taylor
1D Puckett
Willie Roberts
Personal travels of Chicago families visit and departures
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lee Gilbert and daughter Roma Lee of Chicago left for Clovis New Mexico after visiting Miss Roma Crowder. Mrs. F. L. Butcher and Mr. Butcher went to Ames with him, tied to Lawrence since Thursday visiting Prof and Mrs. E. Fite. A. F. McClanahan left Salvia after days with his family in Lawrence. Dr. W. M. Backus returns from a month in Adrian Michigan. Mrs. W. J. Courtney came from Kansas City after a Whatsoever circle luncheon and weekend with Darrell Shaw at the University. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Batchelor returned to Norman Oklahoma after visiting Prof. and Mrs. E. A. White. Dr. J. W. O’Bryon attended the State Dental Association meeting in Wichita with his Florence-based brother Dr. F. C. O’Bryon. Mrs. J. W. O’Bryon and Mr. and Mrs. James O’Bryon visited Florence during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
University Women's Club
Myers Hall
Bald
Wale
Lawrence
Colonial Tea Room
Henry N. Ess
The
Athenaeum
Kansas Ciy i
Kansas City
J. W. Parker
A. W. Maurer
Alvin Lee Gilbert
Roma Lee
Chicago
Clovis
Nom
Roma Crowder
F. LD. Butcher
Ames
Butcher
Prof
Efite
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, DC
A. F. McClanahan
W. M. Backus
Adrian
Mich
Courtney
W. F. Shaw
Shaw
Kan
Darrell Shaw
H. B. Batchelor
Norman
Okla
Pagliacci on screen at Fraser hall in Lawrence
Lovers of opera can enjoy Pagliacci on screen at Fraser hall Tuesday with afternoon and evening showings. Afternoon admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. evening price 35 cents. The 72 minute film features 75 musicians and elaborate sets, with a dramatic rendering of Canio and Nedda and the famous aria Vesti la Giubba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Hall
Leoncavallo
Lawrence
O’clock
Liberty
Concavallo
Canio
Nedda
Columbine
Little Company
Tonio
Silvio
Canito
Harlequin
Punchinello
Finale of the Strollers' Play Ends in Tragic Stabbing
In a theatrical world within a world, Canio wounds his beloved while she refuses to betray Silvio. In the shock of betrayal, Canio confronts Silvio and fatally stabs him as the audience endures the final, hushed reckoning. The line Go, cries Canio, The comedy is ended echoes the grim curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvio
Canio
Canis
Exhibition at Thayer Shows Mattern Watercolors and Oils
Professor Karl Mattern of the University will display a balanced collection of watercolors and oil paintings in Thayer museum south gallery during May. The exhibit, timed with University Music week and Fine Arts day, includes the gold medal winning Strange House. Open daily 9 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Mattern
University Department of Painting
South
Thayer Museum
Mattern
Midwestern Society of Artists
Kansas City
Professor Mattern
University
Bomb victim dies in Shanghai after Hongkew Park blast
Shanghai report says Y Kawabata, president of the Shanghai Japanese residents association, died after a bomb exploded at Hongkew Park. Other injured include Mamoru Shigemitsu, Japanese minister to China, in serious danger. Gen Yoshinori Shirakawa Major General Gen Enkichi Gyeda and Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura recovering. Hospital notes list several local patients with major operations and serious conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Hongkew Park
Y. Kawabata
Mamoru Shigemitsu
China
Yin Kitsu
Manchuria
M. Shigemitai
Yoshinori Shirakawa
Enkichi Gyeda
Kichisaburo Nomura
Shower Hostess Mrs. Nuffer Hosts Lawrence Event
Mrs Chas W Nuffer of Lawrence was hostess at a miscellaneous shower at her home 124 West 18th Street on Monday afternoon. The gathering featured friends and neighbors who shared gifts and good cheer in a light informal setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends In Council
D. J. Teviotdale
West Sixth Street
Congregational Church
A. R. ‘Olmstead
West Ninth Street
First Presbyterian Church School
H. E. Eustace
Rhode Island Street
Bruce Cameron
Charles Gaumer
F. W. Cutter
Chas. W. Nuffer
Lawrence
West 18Th Street
Birthday party honors Miss Dorothy Breithaupt in Lawrence
Miss Dorothy Breithaupt enjoyed an April afternoon party with music by K U students from the Philippine Islands and a rainbow atop a rock garden. Gifts were opened as pink parasols and confetti marked the moment, followed by a basement lantern exhibit from Mrs. Owen and a two course lunch.
Community notes include visits and school event at Globe
Carl Plambeck helped Fred Heim with farm work for several days last week. Mary DeWatteville of Lawrence and Wesley and Margaret Stark of Kansas City visited relatives Sunday. Erna Schwartz of Lawrence spent Sunday with her mother Louise Schwartz. G W Nuffer of Lawrence called on Johnnie Bernhaupt’s family Thursday. Students and locals attended the Globe school house dinner and program Friday April 22. Glenn Schwartz and family visited John Miller’s near Overbrook Sunday. J H Elm visited A A Vaughn in Baldwin Friday. Earl Shaffer left Wednesday for home near Bunker Hill Kan for a visit until summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Miss Breithaupt
Rock Garden
Winona Breithaupt
Faye Wintermantel
Winona
Frances Breithaupt
May
Dorothy Breithaupt
J. W. Breithaupt
Neilie Wintermantel
Faye Winstermantel
Margaret
Sophia Heim
Fred Heim
Donald
John Lyons
Henry Rappard
Mae Rappard
Dudley Gilges
Will Rappard
Frank Pippert
Elmer Pippert
J. Ray
Robert McFarland
Garet Stark
Kansas
Cry L. DeWatteville
EM. Owen
Harry Eudaly
Wanda
Frank Lutz
Roland [Watteville
Walter Fleet
Norma
Pauline Storbener
Alta Heffner
Erna Schwartz
Fred Lutz
Trene Lsneh
Helen Flo
Mildred Weybright
Thelma Schwartz
C. W. Nuffer
Irene Mohler
Washington Creek
Dorothea Schwartz
Acnos White
Union
John Oelkers
Louisa Schwartz
Dorothy Breithaunt
Brubaker School
Gertrude Schuot
Baldwin
Carl Plambeck
Mary DeWatteville
Lawrence
Wesley
Margaret Stark
Kansas City
Louise Schwartz
G. W. Nuffer
Johnnie Bernhaupt
the Globe
Glenn Schwartz
John Miller
Overbrook
J. H. Elm
A. A. Vaughn
Earl Shaffer
Bunker Hill
Kan
Local youths plan summer start at KU school
Edward Johanning Willi Neiburgue and Carl Plambeck sawed wood for Rev Slupianek on Monday as part of preparations. The note mentions mer school commences at K U and attendance planned this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
K. U
Edward Johanning
Willi Neibrugge
Carl Plambeck
Slupianek
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J. R. Holmes
Lbors
First Baptist Church
H. EF. Spoonemere
Victoria Cud Us
George Fisher
Kentucky Street
Abs
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Kaw Valley Farm Bureau Club
Conrad Altenbernd
Ralp
Berdene Coffman
Ora Nicholson
Kentucky
James Saunders
France
J.C. Saunders
W. E. Perkins
Ralph Davis
George Dunkler
Don Westheffer
DAR Mon Bleavehye Club
Tungheon
Terrac Monday Sewing Club
H. ¥. Stucker
Thimble Club
Frank Skefstad
Amigas
George Hedrick
W. Be Dalton
Juncheon
X. B. Club
Mra
John Uptown
Nar
Chart
R. H
Bridger E. Brown
Lotus Reading
Elu
H. Lowe
Chi
Omeca
Riummae Association
Eldridge Hotel
University House
Wiedemann’s
Pilgrims
Hancas City
Tenola Club
Harry Frazee
Finesse Club
Vivian Skilton
Fritts-Stowits
Earl Marshall
Brideelub
Rae R. R. Rutherford
M.selish Victoria Club
Ave. George
Mercredit Club
M. C. Cannon
Elks Club
QO. W. Malonny
O Meter
Smith
C._C
Stewart
Alumnae Association
University Club
Entre Neus Club
Hotel Wood
H. Li. Jarboo
D, Kri
Robert Waite
Robert Elfinit
Wal Ste
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F J. Maurer
Peter
Guild
J. W. Sanborn
John Welsh
W. L. Bald
Arthur Miller
G. H
Bernard
Lewis Jewill
Mertle i Halbert
A. H. Wall
Lidin G. LI
Anna Jones
Daisy C . F. Crawley
Bridges
William Schermes
William Frick
R. H. Selbesse
W._A. Rea
Harry Bliss
Driver
LaFountain
A. W
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CG _Vfriffer
Frank Howard
Christi
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Leona Koehler
S &. Brooking
John Todd
Nse
F. Foster
H. A
H. A, A Darelatts, D Viretor M. Seiter
C.D. Stark
Frank Barnett
Mildred “Nearing
B. 3. Welsh
C. L. Whittemore
WO. Lunt
M. E. Young
J. Groff Stoner
H. W. Spencer
B.C. Bahr
C. W. Maloney
Ingleeside Club
Minnie Walker
Tennessee Street
Valley Chanel Farm Bureau
J. W. Dunn
Elizabeth Dunn
Maggie
Roy Flory
Charles Banning
Jessons
Het
Robert Quir
Amy
Publishers Syndicate
Tennola Club
Paitverngon
J. B. Henry
J. T. Constanz
Frazee
Mercredi Club
the Colonial
Carrie Taylor
C. ¢. Henderson
R. Harris
J. Wright
Everett Tay T
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Gellna da
K U
Thayer
ASI Rinso
van Houtter
Amoor River
Teplits
Kasserine Au
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van Fleet
Thomas Lipton
Miked, Per Doz
Per Doz
Barteldes Seed Co
Crawford-Veatch Sontay
Mass
Otto Fischer
Call
Independent Laundry
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