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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1939
Page
6
Society notices must reach the Journal-World office by noon on the publication day to appear in the society column. Submit contributions in time to ensure inclusion and accurate listing of names events and dates.
Readable notes list bridge luncheons and social gatherings at Colonial Ventura Evans Hearth and Country Club. Mentions include Mrs F J Smithmeyer Mrs W o H Pendleton Mrs Ivan Rowe Mu Phi Epsilon alumnae and various clubs with dinners teas and luncheons across Tuesday Wednesday Thursday events.
Spring flowers dominated the tables at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ralph Baldwin and Mrs. L. C. Harris at the Evans Hearth. Yellow and red blooms complemented luncheon courses with tubs as centerpieces. Guests included out of town visitors Mrs. T. S. Stover and Mrs. Margaret Topping. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Ellsworth, Mrs. George J. Kirchhoff Jr., and Mrs. W. E. Bowersock.
Mrs. E M Cameron hosts sixteen guests for a bridge tea honoring Mrs Alien Miss of St Paul visiting at Mrs Rice Phelps. Mrs J M Sanderson won the club prize. Chapter CV PBO plans a spring party Friday at 6 45 at the Colonial tea room with a dinner and program. committee includes Mrs Ralph Ward and others. Chancellor and Mrs E H Lindley attended a dinner at Corbin hall. Anita Aurelio, a Filipino student at Ottawa University, sang My Task at First Baptist and spoke for dormitory funds. She has studied in Iloilo and Shanghai before marrying a Filipino doctor in Hailo and travels widely in her active Ottawa years.
The May meeting of the Congregational church calendar will be held at Mrs H E Chandler 2245 Rhode Island street tomorrow at 3 o clock Miss Naomi Light will be a guest speaker.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangel church meets tomorrow at 2 30 at 1012 Rhode Island with Mrs Watson and helpers. Various clubs host luncheons and dinners at Evans Hearth. Granges meet Midland to exemplify degrees. Birthday tributes and neighborhood visits noted for Mrs Hines. Trinity church groups plan talks tea and program followed by Society tea.
The Royal Neighbors meet Thursday at Holloway's hall at 2. Home Aid observes its 74th anniversary with a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs. W. W. Roy's 1300 Connecticut. McAllaster study group meets at 2 PM in the school library with Dr. Hunt reviewing What You Owe Your Child. Various clubs hold luncheons, tours, and circle meetings across Kansas City and Topeka venues refreshed by members and guests.
Various local clubs plan tomorrow evenings and Thursday events. Mu Phi Epsilon Alumnae meet with Mrs. Alice Moncrieff. Book Fellows host Miss Nettie Wismer. Accredited Music Teachers present a recital with multiple studios. Trinity Guild meets. American Association of University Women boards meet. Villa Eden Community club postpones to May 12. First Presbyterian Women host covered dish lunch with reports and devotional leadership.
The group gathers at noon led by Mrs. Bruce Cameron for the Missionary Society, First Methodist, with 10 15 tomorrow at Engelheim. Mrs. Howard Sutherland or Mrs. Chris Feucht arrange transport. all women welcome. Miss Mabel Marsh to speak. Bertha Boyer to lead the Mite box, quiet hour, and luncheon. Afternoon program features Missionary Education and a Christian citizenship demonstration led by Mrs. Constant with several participants. Kansas City guests listed.
The Altar Society of St Johns Catholic church will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the parish hall hosted by Mrs D L Noone and Mrs John Casey. Also notes of a family reunion at 905 Connecticut Street hosted by Mr and Mrs J S Nibarger with attendees from Los Angeles Topeka Olathe Capon and other cities.
Norman Hamm pleaded guilty in the justice court of arts C. Rankin to failing to stop at a stop sign. He paid a $1 fine and $5 costs. The highway patrol filed the complaint.
Married by Probate Judge Frank Gray yesterday at the courthouse in Lawrence, Rudyard Verlin Alexander officiated for Susanna Emma Pair. Both spouses are residents of Lawrence.
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