Local bridge clubs host dinners and prize notices
Mr and Mrs Howard Veatch hosted a bridge evening with a covered dish dinner and tulip table centerpieces. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs M Carman and C T Hough. Mrs S C Hinshaw entertained the E O W bridge club with guests Mrs R C Smalley and Mrs Harry Frazee. Smalley won the guest prize and Mrs A A Green Jr received the club prize. The Laf-a-lot club plans a covered dish supper with Mr and Mrs H M Chamney on Saturday. Congregational church members are urged to attend a missionary rally with buffet supper after at the church Sunday. Trinity Service League holds an all-day meeting at the parish house tomorrow from 11 to 3 with lunch at 12:15. A large turnout is hoped as much work is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Veatch
S. C. Hinshaw
E. O. W. Bridge Club
R.C. Smalley
Harry Frazee
Congregational Church
Trinity Service League
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Women Groups
A busy social calendar features women's clubs hosting teas, luncheons, and birthday surprises. Activities include the Thured2ry Tinterally and Miss Virginia ee Gacelia Society benefit bridge, Home Aide Society anniversary luncheon at Mrs. W. B. Olmsted home, and multiple Mother-Daughter banquets at Trinity Lutheran and Baptist churches. Marquee events include May 12 spring luncheon at Women's City club and a May 20 social at Mrs. Parel, with a June 24 annual picnic at Mrs. Diaa and Miss Perkys home. The Seniors and Junior Music Club host tea at Mrs. Baumers home. A card party and bridge clusters across Elks, Osceola, and the University group are noted, plus a St Cecelia benefit bridge at Wiedemann's and a Trinity tea exhibition May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinterally Women's Club
Moore
Eae
Women’s City Club
Resbyterian
Hammi
Miss Ruth Spindler Heads to St Louis for District Contest
Miss Ruth Spindler who won first place in organ at the Kansas state music contest in Wichita departs for St Louis to compete in a district contest featuring Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas. She studies under Prof Charles Skilton. Mr and Mrs BE Parsons return from Emporia after attending a Rotary district convention. Mrs H B Latimer travels to Salina for the state religious workers convention. Mrs F F Todd of Nevada Missouri visits sister Mrs Louise Floyd for a couple weeks. Mrs W E Wilson travels to Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Spindler
Wichita
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
St. Louis
Tomorow
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Spindler
Charles §. Skilton
BE. W Parsons
Emporia
Rotary
H. B. Latimer
Salins
Convention of
Religious Workers
Nevada
Louise Floyd
W. E. Wilson
Weekend Visits and Local Travel Across Kansas
Peka plans a weekend with her sister Mrs C H Crum. Mrs Arthur Jung visits Kansas City for the day along with Miss Otto Bischoff who shops there. A Topeka business trip is noted today. Mrs N Myers spends the day in Kansas. Miss Esther Mane Johnson, a home economics and English teacher at Oskaloosa High, will visit her parents Vic and Johnson this weekend. J S Daniels will take several youths to Salina for the state convention of the International Council of Religious Workers, including Bonnie Jean Daniels, Charles Alexander, Vivian Lavery, Jean Russell and Paul Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
C. H. Crum
Arthur Jung
Kansas City
Otto Bischoff
Topeka
N. Myers
Kansas
Esther Mane Johnson
Oskaloosa High School
Vic John
J. S. Daniels
Salina
International Council of Religious Workers
Bonnie Jean Daniels
Charles Alexander
Vivian Lavery
Jean Russell
Paul Beck
Mothers age fifty plus get free Dickinson theater show
Frank Barnes Dickinson manager announced a Mother's Day present of free admission to all mothers fifty years and over at the Dickinson and Varsity theaters today Friday and Saturday. Mothers can receive tickets at box offices and may take advantage of the offer for the rest of the week by applying at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson Theaters
Frank Barnes
Dickinson
Varsity
Way to a Man's Heart Spinach Souffle
A compact recipe note detailing spinach souffle with butter flour milk salt pepper onion a dash of grated American cheese and cooked spinach. The fragment lists ingredients and rough quantities including butter flour milk cheese and spinach though some amounts are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
New York
Spinach Dishes From Mrs G A Gorrill and Mrs Karnes
Two spinach recipes from household pages. One bakes a custardlike mixture with butter flour milk cheese and egg yolks then folded into whipped egg whites in a leaf pan, baked in hot water at 350 for about fifty minutes. The other lines a bacon lined casserole with spinach eggs cream and seasonings, baked thirty minutes in a moderate oven for a nourishing child dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Gorrill
Vermont St
R. H. Karnes
Harry E. Beguelin
St. eTee
Spinach Pancakes Recipe Steps
Beat eggs with baking powder and flour and salt. Fold in well drained spinach. Melt butter in skillet and cook small pancakes until lightly browned on both sides.
Kansas Medical Society Elects New President At Manhattan
Dr P J Mitchell of Iola chosen president of the Kansas Medical Society at its Manhattan meeting on May 7 1931 Delegates named to attend the AMA include Dr E C Duncan Fredonia Dr J F Hassig Kansas City Kan and Dr BE S Edgerton Wichita Councilors elected span several districts and Kansas City Kan selected for the 1932 convention venue A hotel construction survey estimates 325000000 will be spent on U S hotels in 1931 Operetta The Count and the Coed at Haskell postponed to May 16 1931 adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
P. 3. Mitchell of
Iola
Kansas Medical Society
J. D. Colt
J. F. Gsell
Wichita
Tt. B. Parker
Hill City
W. F. Fee
Meade
Kansas City
United States
1876 Blue Cloth Story Country Town 1883
The note lists a sequence of bookish items and historical dates with titles including 1876 Blue Cloth and 1883 Story Country Town, followed by references to McCoy-Cattle Trade SW 1874 and Sister Carrie 1900 plus Overland Stage to California 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story Country
McCoy
Carrie
Overland Stage
California
Wanted Booka and pamphlets in Lawrence soon
Want ads indicate a request for books and pamphlets of all kinds to be delivered or obtained in Lawrence. The sender identifies address at 5845 Central Street, Kansas City Missouri, seeking items promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Central Street
Kansas City
Ady
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H. M. Chamney
H. E. Eustace
Mothers’ League
Virginia Teter
C. E. Silvers
Carrie Aston
H. W. Howsman
Walter McCain
C. A. Bleisner
H. B. Harner
Helen Christine Bennett
Clara Beach
Evangeline Clark
Schumann
Eustace
Lee McCain
Ie C. M. Clark
Charles ‘Ox
James Moore
R. R. Jackman
Dorothy Dunmire
Woman's League
The
Methodist Church
E. Jacqmain
Louisiana Street
J. J. Street
the Elks Club
J. . Dreyer
Ralph Achning
R. Holloway
Roy Lawrence
Nell Pontius
Oscaloosa High School
Oskaloosa
James Naismith
Nai Smith
W. A. Pine
Mina P. Dias
Grace Perky
Dias
Frances Milner
D. A. Miller
J. M. G. Watt
Florence Biggs
Pine
Progressive Reading Club
Hotel Wood
C. A. Buchanan
Ottawa
Mira
J. B. Fugate
J. R. Holmes
L. H. Menger
Menger
F. F. Todd
5. R. Holloway
E. F. Caldwell
St.Cecelia Society
Wiedemann’s
Trinity Episcopal Service League
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Page
Publishers Syndicate
Peni - Arch
Fansher
Mass
St. Lawrence, Kan
Ala
J. E. Hanson
E. Elm
St. Independance, Mo
Kansas Medical
Haskell
Tom Sawyer
Otto Fischer
Lovely Permanents
J. C. Penney CO. , Inc
Vanity Fair
Mother
Massachusetts Street
Wile
Ward’s Flowers
India
Aborn
Arbuckie's
Cetiiew
Forbe
Grant Cabin
Jewel India
Opeko
Pickwick
Royal Garden
Tao Tea India
Great American Tea CO
A&p
Ai ‘A
WES Tea CO
Sisaeks & Rexall &Tores
India Tea
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