Social Calendar Highlights University Clubs and Dinners
Thursday events include informal dinners at the University club and multiple bridge gatherings organized by Mrs Harold Longeneck a and Miss Martha Cameron. Phi Beta Kappa dinner at Hotel Eldridge and lawn supper with bridge by Elspeth Hill. Friday features A A UW W benefit with bridge and fashion show, Friday duplicate auction and contract clubs, and dinners at the Country club hosted by Miss Barbara Barteldes and Miss Katherine Marion.
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Barbara Barteldes
Katherine Marion
Local Social News and Personal Notices
Miss Naomi Light gave the address for the evening and Miss Ann Gill served as toastmistress. Mrs. J. F. Strong was called to Kansas City by the sudden death of her nephew George H Daulton, a 25-year Kansas City garage business man. Mrs. E. F. Caldwell and Mrs. Sydney Palmer plan a Kansas City visit. Miss Mary Gieseman’s condition is slightly improved after an emergency operation. Mrs. Nellie Anger visits Topeka. Miss Elizabeth Dunn travels to Ellsworth and Abilene. Mrs. J. F. Strong goes to Topeka on business. Mrs. R. H. Crosswhite and sister Mrs. Sarah Craft of Tucker go to Washington, D. C. to visit sons in government work. Miss Josephine Gilmore and Mrs. Nydia Hughes return home.
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J. F. Strong
Kansas City
George H Daulton
Daulton
E. F. Caldwell
Sydney Palmer
Mary. Gieseman
Nellie Anger
Topeka
Elizabeth Dunn
Ellsworth
Abilene
R. H. Crosswhite
Sarah Craft
Tarker
Washington, D. C
William A. Crosswhite
Luther Craft
Josephine Gilmore
Nydia Hughes
Wintering in Los Angeles and neighboring areas
The report notes Mrs. Max Wilhelmi and Mrs. J. M. Sanderson visiting Mrs. George L. Kreeck in Clay Center plus mentions wintering in Los Angeles and nearby communities. A London AP dispatch cites 1988 road deaths at 6,425 in England and Wales, up from 5,962 in 1932, with injuries rising from 188,680 to 198,610. A Stockholm AP item discusses Sweden's buy Swedish campaign and stamps on imported goods, aiming to curb foreign-origin products.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Max Wilhelmi
J. M. Sanderson
George L. Kreeck
Clay Center
Britain
London
England
Wales
Sweden
Stockholm
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University Club
Bridgettes
Harold Longeneck
American Association of University
Memorial Union
Lawrence
Dorothea Simons
Everett
Pete”McPheeters
Micky
Learnard
Bob Henely
Philip Buyick
Georgiana Shaw
Odel Wiley
Edith Forney
Catherine Quinn
Garland Hormuth
Monte Robbins
Marie McPheeters
Glenn Austin
Promethean Club
The
Unitarian Church
Unitarian
Star Island
Portsmouth
Catherine Owen
Dean Makepeace
Floyd Johnson
Genevieve Bero
Ray Johnson
Tom Sears
Dale Underwood
Midland Grange
Burnette School
K. U. Dames
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Colonial Tea Room
N. M. Hough
Luncehon Committee
United Brethren Church
Lavender
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Chicago
Mar.riags
Lake Forest
Ill
Louis Swift, Jr
Elizabeth Chase
Samuel T. Chase
Fort Worth
Tex
Associated Press
Naomi Light
Ann Gill
Gieseman
Memorial Hospital
Rogers Bro. Silverplate
Rogers Bros
Goegcoms
H. H
SOL Marks & Son
Marks Jewelry Store
Eldridge Hotel
Weaver
Lawrence and Vicinity
Stark
Stevens
Riviera
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