Social calendar notes from Trinity church events
Wednesday features tea for Mrs George T Scott at the parish house and bridge at Imperial contract club with Miss Madge Bultene. dinners and clubs at Eldridge and NBC. Elks bowling and bridge. Mrs A Weaver luncheon. Thursday includes Bridgettes and Merry Matrons luncheons, Home Aid luncheon, Needlecraft club, University Women tea. Thursday whist and multiple bridge events. Friday lists PEO Chapter AZ, contract club luncheon, Colonial bridge lunch, Helianthus club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
George T. Scott
Byron Cooke
Imperial Contract Club
Madge Bultene
Ethan Smith
Eldridge
N.B.C
Frank McDonald
Elks Club
A. B. Weaver
Ivan Rowe
Bridgettes
F. W. Cutter
Home Aid Society
J. H. Core
Margaret Schumann
University Women's Club
Myers
Whist
Jane MacLean
C. M. Young
C. H. Ashton
C. C. Stoland
Sol Marks
Colonial
Mertice Wilson
Helianthus Club
H. S. Oyers
Engagement of Dorothy Enlow to Arthur Miller announced
Lawrence society notices reveal upcoming engagements and social events. Dorothy Enlow and Arthur Miller announce their engagement with May 31 wedding plans. Multiple bridge luncheons, church gatherings, and club meetings are listed, including Beta Gamma Sigma dinner, P.E.O. delegates to Independence, and a May 10 Lone Star reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Enlow
Dorothy
Arthur R. Miller
John Miller
Partridge, Kaw
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A short humorous vignette about Jane who follows her husband yet enjoys leaving him at home for a bridge party, illustrating a playful take on love and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jane
Publishers Syndicate
Women honored in club events and contests honor list
Mrs William Johnson sent famed women to a Shakespearean contest won by Mrs John Smith. A dinner at the Country club postponed one week. The Woman's League of First Methodist church holds a covered dish luncheon Friday at 1 at Mrs HG Van Neste home Route five. Mackey Community club meets Friday at the schoolhouse led by Mrs Albert Torneden. Lawrence Music club featured at the Choir Guild luncheon at Quivera Lakes club house with about 200 attendees. Participants included Mrs Arthur L Owen Irene Peabody Dorothy Enlow Ednah Hopkins and Mrs George Lowman accompanied by club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Mildred Petefish
John Smith
Woman's League of the First Methodist Episcopal Church
HG. van Neste
Lawrence Music Club
Choir Guild of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Kan
Quivera Lakes Club
Arthur L. Owen
Irene Peabody
Dorothy Enlow
Ednah Hopkins
George Lowman
Personal Notices From Kansas City Area
Miss Lucy Riggs arrives from Colorado Springs to visit sisters Kate and May Riggs until Sunday. Mrs. B Morrow Creighton of New York City visits Mrs. A B Weaver en route home from Honolulu. Mrs. Mary Clark Foley and Mrs. J W Lawson spend the day in Kansas City. Mrs. Mertice Wilson and daughter Beverly with Mrs. Thomas L Price of Jefferson City go to Ottawa for a dinner honoring Mrs. Wilson. Flora E Yoder returns home to Junction City after visiting I M Harper. Julius Holmes, visiting Lawrence, returns to Wichita to stay with her parents Henry J and Mrs. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Riggs
Colorado Springs
Y.W.C.A
Kate
May Riggs
B. Morrow Creighton
New York City
A. B. Weaver
Honolulu
Mary Clark Foley
J. W. Lawson
Kansas City
Mertice Wilson
Beverly
Thomas L. Price
Jefferson City
D. L. Noone
James V. Blue
Ottawa
N. E. Stucker
Wilson
Flora E. Yoder
I. M. Harper
Junction City
Julius Holmes
Lawrence
Wichita
Henry J. Allen
Symphony Concert Under Prof Euersteiner Impresses Crowd
University of the Music Week festival featured the University Symphony Orchestra conducted by Prof Karl Euersteiner. A Reading Choir performed excerpts describing Tschaikowsky’s Symphony No 4. Keith Davis and Mary Jane Bruce led two Schubert numbers and the final Rhapsody in Blue with strong solo work by Ms Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Symphony
Karl Euersteiner
University of the Music Week
Tschaikowsky
Euersteiner
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Clarence Bridenstine
Mary Meyers Elliott
Samuel Ericsson
Gevene Landrith
A. W. McCullough
Hearty B. Nelson
Irene Peabody
Kenneth Rockwell
Leslie Rutledge
Arthur Voss
Joseph Kilkins
Keith Davis
Fine Arts School
Schubert
Elizabeth Searle
Robert Ledore
Ralph Hawley
William Bodiey
Claude Dorsey
Charles Neiswender
Zonella Emerson
Alice Marie Meyn
Mary Louise Beltz
Honegger
Miss Bruce
Fine Arts
Negro tenor to sing at Music Week in Lawrence KU concert
Roland Hayes the famed Negro tenor closes University of Kansas Concert Course tonight at 8:20 in the University auditorium with pianist Percival Parham. The program includes arias from Handel Galuppi Schubert and songs from Songs of the Hébrides and Goethes Over All the Hilltops Is Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Hayes
Lawrence
University Auditorium
Hayes
University of Kansas
Percival Parham
Schubert der Jungling
Schubert
Madden Is Recaptured After Topeka Escape
Lawrence police arrested William Madden after he fled the Topeka city courthouse during a preliminary hearing for larceny. He was recaptured later that day while sitting under a State House tree. The report to local police had claimed murder, but Madden was found held for larceny only. He said he waited for a messenger boy to bring money so he could leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Madden
Lawrence
Topeka
State House
Madden
Woodstock Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Davison Home
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. E. B. Davison on Thursday afternoon May 7. All interested invited. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crawford hosted a dinner Sunday for relatives including Mrs. W. W. Wickam and Mr. Wickam of Atchison and their son and wife Almar Crawford of Ozankie. Additional guests at Crawford home included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Champion and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Means of McLouth. Weekend visitors at Dan Petrie’s included Mr. and Mrs. Wil Nowak. Mrs. Russell Stewart and Mrs. Herbert Champion attended the So and So club with two visitors Mrs. Wesley Ward and daughter Eleanor Ward. Next meeting set for May 14 at Mrs. Russell Stewart’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Weible hosted guests Charley Jones and Sam Moore of Sunnyside. Recent visitors to Will Welliver included his children and several relatives from Topeka, St. Louis and Matfield Green. Rogler recently attended a Topeka convention. Jesse Graham of Topeka visited the Eggerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
E. B. Davison
Howard Crawford
W. W. Wickam
Mr. Wickam
Atchison
Almar Crawford
Ozankie
Crawford Home
Frank Champion
Charley Means
McLouth
Wil. Nowak
Dan Petrie
Russell Stewart
Herbert Champion
George Welliver
Wesley Ward
Eleanor Ward
Elmer Weible
Charley Jones
Sam Moore
Sunnyside
Will Welliver
Gene Keers
Carolyn June
Floyd Welliver
Topeka
C. B. Johnson
Gladys Smelser
St. Louis
Nicol Rogler
Matfield Green
Kaw
Rogler
Zeta Tau Alpha
Jesse Graham
Herman Eggert
And
Charles Fultz
Fultz
Lawrence
Henry Pauline
F. S. Champion
Edna
Lorraine Plantz
Ray
Marion Stewart
W. M. Smith
L. H. Meyers
Kansas City
Mildred Petrie
Wilbur Petrie
Will Harding
Lenora Zook
McLouth High School
van Nowak
Jim Holladay
Chester
Mary Coffman
Barber
Clyde Moses
Okla
Clarence Spray
Jennie Spray
Charles Spray
Community Notices From Lawrence Area Gatherings
Mrs Herman Eggert and relatives in Lawrence join Mrs Charles Fultz and family in Lawrences social circle. Lawrence and Topeka visitors appear among Stewart and Plantz kin while local workers and friends recount arrivals and travel. A soil conservation meeting at Valley Grove draws regional interest as families plan summer visits and health updates across Kansas communities.
Neighbors Share Visits and May Meeting Plans
Mr and Mrs Harry Zook and family visited last Monday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Martin Zook of McLouth where his father is improving. The Neighborhood Circle club meets Thursday May 14 at the home of Mrs Frank Champion. Raymond Sedgwick and children visited relatives near Vinland Sunday. The monthly community meeting is set for Friday evening May 15 at Woodstock school house with program committee consisting of Mrs Don Petrie Mrs Clair Canady and Mrs Will Nowak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zook
Martin Zook
McLouth
Zook
Frank Champion
Raymond Sedgwick
Vinland
Woodstock
Don Petrie
Clair Canady
Will Nowak
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William Docking
George Docking
Vivian Skilton
William Lapat
Houston
Texas
Kemes Price
Beta Gamma
Sigma
Lawrence P.E.O
Independence
Paul N. Kent
W. A. Young
Roy R. Moore
George Kirchhoff
William Kopp
Edna Teeter
Ralph Harman
L. H. Frink
the Evangelical Church
The
United Brethren Church
First Christian Church
Tenth
Kentucky Streets
W. C. Tones
Enos Bond
Silas Bond
Lone Star
Henrietta Settle
T. G. Settle
Nashville
Tenn
Claude Marion Jones, Jr
H. E. Don Carlos
Esther Settle
John Waggoner
Alabama Street
Theta Sigma Phi
R. R. Rutherford
Y.M.S. Bridge Club
Howard Harris
Howard Moore
Ralph Beai
Paul Coker
Harry Glahn
Evangelical Church
Sigel Ladies’ Aid
R. G. Warrington
Glen Cox
Ed Steele
Tom Johnson
Mackey Community Club
Albert Torneden
the World Co
Handel Eviva Rosa Bella
Galuppi
Dido
Handel
Uparc
Theodore de Banville
Charles Koechi
Laurston Hughes
Duew
Lawrence Brown
Harry W. Cherry
Osawatomie
Velma Good
Wellsville
Court House
L. H. Menger
Harold Cherry
Harry
Menger
Ochse
Duart
Nestle
Oliveil
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Leland
Harry Crawford
New Farmer Soil Conservation Program
Valley Grove
W. A. Wellman
Carl Bliss
Bliss
Scoutville
Ariz
Our Service
Vanity Beauty Shop
11Th St
Marinello
Zotos
James
Frederic
Weaver
Mother
Weaver's
Lentheric Colognes
Gardenia Miracle Lotus D'or
Asphodel Tweed
Belle-Sharmeer
Cde
Vanity Fair
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