Society Calendar Highlights From Lawrence Clubs
Society notices urge timely submission for Journal World. Items include Pi Beta Phi alumnae luncheon at Mrs Hill residence, Educational Council spring party at the Country Club, University Club musical hour at four, Kaw Valley Garden clubs annual meeting at First Christian Church, Lawrence Woman's Club, Mrs J Frank Jones contract club, Monday whist at Mrs E E Bayles, Alpha Delta Pi City Club with Mrs C H Ashton, Three M Club with Mrs Joe M Williams, Lawrence Reading Club luncheon at Evans Hearth, B P W Club dinner at Colonial, Lawrence Sigma Kappa at Mrs Raymond A Schwegler Jr home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
Justin Hill
Educational Council of Lawrence
University Club
Kaw Valley Garden Clubs
First Christian Church
Lawrence Woman’s Club
J. Frank Jones
E. E. Bayles
Alpha Delta Pi City Club
C. H. Ashton
Joe M. Williams
Lawrence Reading Club
Evans Hearth
P. W
Lawrence Sigma Kappa Club
Raymond A., Schwegler, Jr
Lawrence Notes: Wedding Announces Marie Miller Carpenter
Marie Miller Carpenter Wed Willett W Wood in a double ring ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church. The bride wore beige crepe with brown trim. couple to reside at 2219 Tennessee St after May 18. Wood employed by Reuter Organ Co. Also reports on Wagner program by Prof Gelich at University Club, church society events, and club meetings with attendees from Topeka, St. Petersburg, and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Carpenter
Marie
Willett W. Wood
Walter Wood
Choctaw
Mont
Alfred Beil
Trinity Lutheran Church
The
Wood
Tennessee Street
Mr. Wood
Reuter Organ Company
Community Club and Society Notes From Lawrence
The issue lists meetings and events across Lawrence groups. The Women's Guild of the Lawrence Consumers Co-Operative meets with Mrs. Mercredey Cole on Indiana Street Monday at 2 30. The Kanwaka Literary club hosted by Mrs. Ralph Colman. Various golf pairings at the Country Club and a presentation of Frenesi at Haskell followed by a jamboree at Pocahontas hall. Alpha Delta Pi City club hosts at 8 pm, and numerous contract and reading clubs meet in homes around town with guest speakers and handwork. The international relations committee of the Business and Professional Women's club will host the May dinner at the Colonial tea room with William Kandt as guest speaker and travel slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of the
Lawrence Consumers Co-Operative
Alpha Delta Pi City Club
C. H. Ashton
Ohio Street
Leona Long
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonial Tea Room
Ruth Myers
Peggyworth
Madonna Harnar
Mildred Springer
Marcella Kreive
Ivan Dunham
Suel Starr
William Kandt
Germany
Haskell Institute
Dessert Meeting Of Lawrence Sigma Kappa Club
The Lawrence Sigma Kappa alumnae group will hold a dessert meeting Tuesday at 1 30 pm at Mrs Ray mond A Schwegler Jr home with Mrs J T Constant and Mrs Keith Starr assisting. Miss Mary Hackman and Miss Kate Caldwell hosted Chapter CV of P E O last evening at Mrs Caldwell’s home with Miss Nina Hester presenting a ceramics paper and refreshments served afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sigma Kappa Club
Raymond A. Schwegler, Jr
J. T. Constant
Keith Starr
Mary Hackman
Kate ‘Caldwell
Nina Hester
Lawrence A.A.U.W. Branch Announces Closing Meeting
The Lawrence branch of the A A U W will hold its closing meeting to finalize year end activities and conclude club affairs. Members are invited to attend and wrap up committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
A.A.U.W
Tea gathering to discuss art gallery work in community
A meeting and tea Saturday afternoon May 10 at 3 o'clock will be held at the Alpha Delta Pi house 1145 Louisiana street. Paul Gardner director of the William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art and Atkins museum Kansas City Missouri will discuss the gallery's work in relation to the community. Music by Mrs R B Jackman Prof Waldemar Gelich and Mrs Robert Oyler. Mrs Deal Six heads arts and drama program and Mrs Ivan Rowe arranges the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi
Louisiana Street
Paul Gardner
William Rockhill Nelson
Local Visitors Attend Deltas Banquet and Homecoming
W B Brown of Ponca City Oklahoma spends the weekend with his parents and will attend the Delta Tau Delta banquet and homecoming tonight. Mrs Keith Baugh and her son from Goff Kansas visit the Millers and plan to return with Mr Baugh for the weekend. Mrs Max Berry of Kansas City visits her Parents the Marshalls. Jean Stuart of Atchison visits tonight to see friends and the Hasel tomorrow night. Mrs George Esterly leaves for Salem Oregon to visit her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Brown
Ponca ‘City
Okla
Keith Baugh
Goff, Kan
Frank Miller
Baugh
Max Berry
Kansas City
May Kansas Government Journal issued by John G. Stutz
The May issue, volume 27, number 5 of the Kansas Government Journal highlights its role for city officials and state readers. Editor John G. Stutz leads the publication, praising its service to municipalities and the printing quality by The World Company in Lawrence and Douglas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Government Journal
John G. Stutz
League of Kansas
Journal-World
the World Company
The
World Company
Lawrence
Douglas County
President of A A U W to Attend National Meeting in Cincinnati
The local American Association of University Women branch will be represented by president Mrs David McCreath at the national meeting in Cincinnati Ohio May 5 9. She departs tomorrow. A US England broadcast from Mount Holyoke alum Mary E Wooley and Esther Brunauer is set for Tuesday at 1 30 pm CST on CBS with Janet Murrow from London. A Wednesday 11 am NBC red panel on Women Scholars in Europe features Kathryn McHale Winifred Cullis Margaret Mead Aurelia Reinhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University
David McCreath
Cincinnati
Mount Holyoke
Esther Caitkin Brunauer
Lawrence
United States
Janet Murrow
Ed Murrow
Columbia
London
NBC Red
Europe
Kathryn McHale
Washington
Winifred Cullis
Margaret Mead
New York City
Aurelia Hery Reinhardt
Mills Icollege
California
Burdge Named Dance Manager for Next Year in El Dorado
Henry Werner announced Jim Burdge of El Dorado Springs Missouri is the new dance manager for next year. Burdge will meet with the dance committee early next week to set policy and plan activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Mae Landrith
I.S.A
Phi
Jim Burdge
el Dorado Springs
Henry Werner
Burdge
Pi Kappa Lambda Elects Music Society Members
The Pi Kappa Lambda national honorary announces election to membership for this year's class in music at the School of Fine Arts. Names include Winifred Hill Lawrence, William R. Ware Norton, Sarai B. Mohler Topeka, Marvin L. Wadley Garden City Edna Givens Fr. Scott, Jean L. Klussman Topeka, Patti M. Myers Mayfield, Ruth C. Gibson Storm Lake Ta, Dorothy Jane Allen Ottawa, Helen B. Van Dyke Liberty Mo, Rosalys McCrerey Rieger Hiawatha. Also elected were former students Joyce Wentz Lucile Wagner William G. Altimari and Paul L. Marts. From the fine arts faculty are Jan Chiapasso Joseph F. Wilkins W Otto Miessner and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Kappa Lambda
Musical Scholastic Society
Winifred Hill
Lawrence
William R. Ware
Norton
Sarai BE. Mohler
Topeka
Marvin L. Wadley
Garden City
Edna Givens
Fr. Scott
Jean L. Klussman
Patti M. Myers
Mayfield
Ruth C. Gibson
Storm Lake
Dorothy Jane Allen
Ottawa
Helen B. van Dyke
Liberty
Rosalys McCrerey Rieger
Hiawatha
Joyce Wentz
Lucile Wagner
William G. Altimari
Paul L. Marts
Fine
Jan Chiapasso
Joseph F. Wilkins
W. Otto Miessner
Kappa Chapter Initiation Banquet Set At Evans Hearth
Raymond Stahl was elected to membership and Mrs. Alice Moncrieff, president of the Kappa chapter at the University of Kansas, returned from Chicago. The annual banquet and initiation of new members will be held Friday evening May 9 at Evans Hearth with Sam A. Nock as speaker. Forty six reservations have been made. William Ward received the Kappa gold key for top graduating scholastic ranking after his recital of original compositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Stahl
Alice Moncrieff
Kappa
University of Kansas
Chicago
Evans Hearth
Sam A. Nock
Kansas State College
Kappa Chapter
William Ward
Eleven Red Cross Groups Coordinate Douglas County Work
The Douglas County chapter of the American Red Cross lists eleven committees led by chairmen such as Mrs. Chubb and Miss Bullene. Knitting instructors operate Tuesdays and Thursdays from ten to twelve, with sweaters in demand. the room is open daily except Saturday, ten to twelve and two to five, for members to sew or take work home. The next focus is girls skirts and baby dresses for layettes, with a spring goal of ninety layettes, room in the Central Junior High basement under 392.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
The
American Red Cross
H. #. Chubb
Madge Bullene
Miss Bullene
Guy Smith
Alfred Seelye
Frank Liggett
Ed Anderson
M. S. Winter
Lyle Powell
George Hedrick
A. T. Walker
Chubb
R. M. Fitzpatrick
J. W. Holmes
Red Cross
Malott to Speak at Rotary Humboldt and Oklahoma Events
Chancellor Deane W. Malott will address the Humboldt Rotary Club Monday night then travel to Norman Oklahoma for a speak to the University of Oklahoma Faculty Club on Tuesday. He plans a return via Newton Kansas for a Bethel College engagement Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane W. Malott
Rotary Club of
Humboldt
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Newton
Kan
Bethel College
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Frances Wilson
Chefoo University
Tainane
China
Wilson
W. T. Courtney
Jane MacLean
Russell Colvin
Andrew Hamilton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Suniny Valley Farm Bureau
Wesley Ward
Riverside Farm Bureau
Ted. Nason
Etta Mitchell
Fred Brown
Nason
Clarence Hodson
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
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Nell Nicholson
Clarice Krotz
Edith Parsons
Anna Blaylock
Grand Jurisdiction
Iowa
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Nancy McClelland
Carleton G. Logan
Kansas’ City
Ellen Glasgow
Colonial
Lawrence Sigma
Kappa Club
the Colonial
Kanwaka Literary Club
Ralph Colman
Willis Colman
Glenn Messenheimer
George Strahan
Lloyd Duffee
W. F. Elkin
Leonora Elkin
Harry Green
W. K. Bruner
B. G. Gustafson
C. E. Decker
F. T. Barteldas
E. J. Coywm
Ce. R. Allen
Adrian Lind
W.H. Ruese
Glenn Charl- Onirs
T. S. Abels
R. G. Zimmerman
John Schrader
John Rising
H. X. Dolen
C. G. Riggs
G. Hutson
R. C. Miller
William McAlearney
Ira Grover
L. Mack
Edith Wolgamott
Virginia Allison
Harold Chamney
Allison
Evans
J. D. Adams
Eudora
Alpha Delta Pi Mothers Club
Clark Duncan
L. E. Rice
Progressive Contract Club
Dick Schrader
Alzora Cantwell
James Arbuthnot
Blaine Grimes
John Stavros
New Hampshire, Street
Priscilla Club
Georgia Mase Landrith
Georgia Mae
Fred Robertson
Osawatomie
Fred
Kansas
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Helen Rymph
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Tongauxie
Clint Kanaga
Clint
Phi Delts
Lawrence Florist
L.S.A
T. D. Jones
DE Luxe Cafe
Mass
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Hal
Sonkys
Punkins
Lawrence Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Alice Harrington
Independence
Mary Frances McAnaw
Excelsior Springs
M.S.C
Memorial Union
Kansas Room
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Ralph Page
Journalism Press
University
Kansan
Page
TO Music Society
K. U
Swope
Taylor-Neview -Fur Shop
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