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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1943

Page

5

Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Gatherings at Colonial Venues

Tuesday includes the B and P W club dinner at Colonial and a luncheon by M. Winter and Mrs A B caver. The Varnums host dinner bridge at Colonial with Ladies Literary League picnic supper at Mr and Mrs Fred Montgomery.

P. W. Club Colonial Wits A. B, Caver Walter Varnum Ladies’ Literary League Supr Fred H.C. Miphinnited Mra O. W. Maloney American Association of University Omen University Women's Club Home Aid Society Aoniveraity

Engagement of Miss Hill and Russell Jeffords Revealed

Mrs. B B Hill of Lawrence announces the engagement of her niece Lucille Hill to Russell M Jeffords of Morgantown West Virginia son of Mr and Mrs H Morton Jeffords of Fairfield Connecticut The wedding is set for Saturday May 15 at the home of Lance C Hill in Emporia The bride to be Willa sister Wilma Caulk of Omaha serves as bridesmaid and Charles Allen of Lawrence as best man Both families note careers and education with Miss Hill teaching in Winfield city schools and holding a B M from the University of Kansas Jeffords a geologist with the US Geological Survey holds A B from Syracuse and an M A from KU He directs groundwater investigations in West Virginia and the couple plan to reside in Morgantown

B. B. Hill Lawrence Lucille Russell M. Jeffords Morgantown West Va Charles Allen Miss Hill Winfield University of Kansas Beta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Jeffords United States Geological Survey Syracuse University New ‘York Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Xi Sigma Gamma Epsilon American Association of Petroleum Geologists American Geophysical Union The Paleontological Society of America West Virginia

Mrs. C. E. Friend Hosts Monday Contract Club

Lawrence Woman's club luncheon and card party featured piano by August Vogt and a color film trip to Florida. Prizes went to Mrs. Roos Mrs. Mack and Mrs. Stevens. Funds from a bond booth totaled 5000 in bonds and 262.90 in stamps. Plans include a May 17 luncheon at The Hearth and a bridge party at the club rooms.

August Vogt University Fine Arts Lawrence Woman’s Club Vogt George Lowman A. E Stoner Florida Edwin F. Abels South National Editorial Association G. A. Sommer C. D. Young Robert Roos L. J. Mack P. N. Stevens Charles Springer Woman's Club Hercules W. M. McGrew First Methodist Church Helen Haisch Children’s Bureau U. S. Department of Labor G. F. Dixon Terry Gaskill Mary Allen Frank E. Jones

Community Notes On Meetings Receptions And Births

After a lecture Miss Haisch will discuss the topic with attendees. Mrs. Roger Williams hosted a luncheon for Mrs. W. T. Dinkins of Los Angeles. The University club plans a dinner dance with Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haney. A reunion at the Husted home honored G. W. Jones visiting from Fowler, Colorado, and included relatives from Lawrence and Oakland. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Husted in Memorial hospital. a Kansas City couple announced the birth of a daughter last Sunday at Bethany hospital.

Roger Williams W. T. Dinkins Los Angeles Calif Dick Williams Mra Dinkinsairs Avian Erate Wilfred Uhsinger T. D. Funk University Club Kelvin Hoover Paul Haney C. G. Husted Town E. C. Russing G. R. Shultz Herbert Shultz Waldo Shultz Mary Elizabeth Billy Chester Spray Carl Spray Guy Shultz Betty May Reynolds Shultz Michael Ann Clyde Hu F. C. Allen Helen Haisch Kansas City Eet Children’s Bureau U. S. Department of Labor A. V. Lundgren Topeka Esther Twente University First Methodist Church Haisch Darrell Wood Kan Sunday Bethany Hospital Wood Marie Chamney Lawrence Roy Miller Arlene Wayne Redford Newton Redford Assembly of God Church

Western ranch party honors distinguished guests at Miessner home

About 225 guests attended a Saturday evening western ranch party hosted by Mr and Mrs W Otto Miessner near the Country club. The event honored a list of distinguished guests present at the home gathering.

W. Otto Miessner Country Club

Lawrence Music Week Celebrations With Maypole and Pageantry

In Lawrence during Music Week a large duck wagon served supper while guests cooked frankfurters in an outdoor oven. Easter eggs in blue white red were laid in a nest for the hosts’ grandchild. A new flagpole was dedicated as 12 University girls performed a Maypole dance. Dorothy Mae Nelson led singing from a patriotic song book, while bat on twirler Billy Sears entertained. Ferde Grofe praised the baton twirling.

Lawrence Miessner Dorothy Mae Nelson Ferde Grofe Moving Pictures Hollywood

Church Women's Council to Meet with Luncheon Plans

Mrs Ed Klein hosts assisting hostess Miss Arlene Hogan reviews Mission to Moscow by Joseph Davies. The First Christian church Women’s Council meets Wednesday at 2 30 with circles and hostesses listed. Luncheon 1 o'clock at Mrs R T Greene 1045 Connecticut St. Beta Theta Pi initiates include Bill Conboy Bob Docking and others. Birth announced for Clifford Shans and wife 1846 New Jersey St Memorial Hospital. Bridge party at University Club Saturday night.

Ed Klein Arlene Hogan S. Montgomery Moscow Joseph Davies Women’s Council of the First Christian Church Bronuss W. C. Ellis Massachusetts Street C. D. Mabe Kentucky Street Willard Brown Mlinois Street Roy Parker R. T. Greene Connecticut Street Clifford Shans New Jersey Street Memorial Hospital

Annual spring gathering honors local residents and guests

About 40 attended a well decorated room filled with spring flowers including snapdragons carnations tulips iris and white lilacs. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs Joe Traylor Mrs Justin Hill Prof J D Stranathan and Mr and Mrs Carl Drake. Prizes included May baskets floral arrangements and vegetables each with defense stamps. Mrs Ralph T O’Neil of Topeka will host a luncheon Thursday at the Hotel Jayhawk honoring Mrs O W Maloney with Mrs Arthur B Weaver and Mrs Doph Simons as guests.

Joe Traylor Justin Hill J. D. Stranathan Carl Drake Ralph T.o'neil Topeka Jayhawk O. W. Maloney Arthur B. Weaver Doph Simons

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