Society bridge events and engagements noted
Mrs Albert Bloch issued invitations for a bridge luncheon at the Manor on Saturday May 12. Miss Mary Spencer will be honored with several parties next week. Various social events include bridge and buffet suppers hosted by Mrs Justin Hill Miss Madeline McKone and Miss Martha Cameron in honor of Miss Spencer and Miss Kent. A Midland Rural club meeting occurred with thirteen members. Harriett Marie Bloch-Cowles wed William E S Dyer in Jenkintown. Various Lawrence and Osawatomie social gatherings, adoptions, and dances, plus Sigma Nu daughter-sister dinner and Sigma Kappa sorority activities.
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Albert Bloch
the Manor
Mary Spencer
Justin Hill
Madeline McKone
Miss Spencer
Weekend Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Friday events include Promethean club bridge and game party at the Unitarian church, a benefit bridge and fashion show at Memorial Union, and multiple Friday duplicate clubs with names such as Mrs. Kirchhoff and Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Saturday features an informal University Club dance, Parents Day honors, and a piano recital reception for Miss Leona Jensen with sorority alumnae and faculty guests. Lavender and white décor marked the sorority refreshments.
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Unitarian Church
Memorial Union Building
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Ethel Edie
Ray Wright
Orley Smith
Barbara Barildes
Rathering Marion
Evelyn S
Leona Jensen
Fine Arts School
Phi Mu Alpha
F. E. Kester
Mar Phi Epsilon
Wilma Stoner
Hilma Powell
Helen ‘Russell
Gene McKee
Mildred Allen
Madge Craig
Genevieve Harriss
Dorothy Miller
Prohibition meeting and design faculty events noted at Salina
Last week at Salina a state prohibition meeting was held with Mrs J L Jones and Mrs Julia Kerns to provide special music. University design department seniors hosted a design faculty buffet at Miss Maurine Downing's home with guests including Rosemary Ketcham Clara Hatton Maud Elsworth Marjorie Whitney and Mary Margaret Parry. Hostesses were Downing Polly Perkins Katherine Stevens Pauline Gill Mildred Lawin Wanda Edmonds and Frances Hamlin. Kiwanis club entertained wives at Wiedemann's dinner honoring Rev William Dando of Emporia and addressing Kiwanis achievements again with musical numbers. About twenty five former Kiwanians plus three Topeka members attended the event, with seating for around one hundred. Mrs T G Fitch hosted Thursdays team whist yesterday.
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Salina
J. L. Jones
Julia Kerns
University Department of Design
Design
Maurine Downing
Rosemary Ketcham
Clara Hatton
Maud Elsworth
Marjorie Whitney
Mary Margaret Parry
Miss Downing
Polly Perkins
Katherine Stevens
Pauline Gill
Mildred Lawin
Wanda Edmonds
Frances Hamlin
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann's
William Dando
Emporia
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Mr. Dando
Topeka Club
Personal notices from Kansas area events
T. D. Funk returns from Hutchinson after a Kansas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association three day meeting. Mrs. George Miller and Mrs. Edith M. Casad of Leavenworth are luncheon guests of Mrs. C. W. Chase of Leavenworth. Mrs. Harold Emick and Joyce Ann and Mrs. Carroll Pontius visit Mrs. F. C. King and family of Miltonvale. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stokes and son Jimmy of Tyler Texas visit Mr. and Mrs. Willis Holmes. Mrs. Paul Yankev of Wichita arrives tonight for the Parents' ...
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T. D. Funk
Hutchinson
Kansas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association
George Miller
Edith M. Casad
Leavenworth
C. W. Chase
Harold Emick
Joyce Ann
Carroll Pontius
F. C. King
Miltonvale
Parents Day festivities dot city social circuit
Day celebration tomorrow at the University. Mrs. Melville Fisher and son Robert William travel to Kansas City Missouri to visit Mrs. Fisher's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Root. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thayer return from Bradford Pennsylvania after attending the death in the family. Mrs. McKinley Warren of Hartford Connecticut arrives to spend the weekend with the Hosfords. C. D. Cowgill ill at home. Mrs. Quinlan of Tulsa will attend Parents' Day. Mrs. Bramwell of Belleville will be a hotel guest for the celebration. Miss Mary Giesman slightly better. Feeding tests at North Carolina State College show a 30 pound pig can reach 200 pounds in about 20 weeks.
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University
Melville Fisher
Robert William
Kansas City
C. B. Hosford
Warren
St. Louis
C. D. Cowgill
Colonial
C. P. Quinlan
Tulsa
Okla
G. H. Bramwell
Belleville
Eldridge
North Carolina State College
Add More Portraits to Music Hall of Fame
The Hall of Fame in the university concert course gallery will be expanded this week with new framed portraits. Rosa Ponselle and Horowitz are among the latest additions, joining a growing collection that already features many renowned artists and ensembles associated with past and upcoming music week events.
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Music “Hall of Fame
Rosa Ponselle
Metropolitan Opera Company
Horowitz
Roth
Hilger
Galli Curci
Iturbi
Heifetz
Schipa
London String Quartette
Giannini
Madame Schumann-Heink
Myra _ Hess
Pablo Casals
Philipy Abbas
Spalding
Beatrice Belkin
Tibbett
Muzio
Thibaud
Grainger
Sousa
Harry
Lauder
Elman
Gladys Swarthout
Shevinne
Gabrilowitsch
McCormack
Seasonal sales spike in Mississippi and farming tips
The mercantile agency weekly review notes the mediate future hints at a major let down amid the current rapid pace. Seasonal sales of farm fertilizer in Mississippi are about double those of last year. Livestock breeders advise feeding calves whole milk for two weeks to start life well. Astronomers say an average viewer can see about 7000 stars.
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Mercantile Agency
Out
Mississippi
New Powder MELLO GLO Promises Youthful Skin
MELLO GLO face powder pledges to protect skin from exposure and preserve youth. A French process makes it wear longer and spread smoothly without clogging pores. Its tint aims at a youthful look with no flakiness or irritation. Available at 50 cents and one dollar.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women Ad
New 50 size Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets for Women claim relief and prevention of periodic pain and related disorders. No narcotics. Not merely a pain killer but a modern medicine addressing the cause of trouble. Persistent use brings relief. Sold by all druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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