Winter Chevrolet party and women’s club events
Mrs Russell Seacat hosted a bridge luncheon at Evans Hearth with yellow and green decor and eight tables of play. Prizes went to Mrs Haggart Mrs Wood Mrs Brem er and Mrs Stevens. A spring employee party at the Country club will feature dinner a floor show and dancing for about sixty guests. The University Women’s Club held its annual meeting at Myers hall with new officers and a concert by Prof Waldemar Geltch and Miss Orcutt. A dinner dance for seventy five members occurred at the Country club with lilacs and yellow roses on tables and a lengthy guest list attending the event at year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Seacat
Evans
Robert Haggart
FE. A. Wood
Fred Bremer
R. B. Stevens
Winter Chevrolet Company
Country Club
The
University Women’s Club
Myers Hall
Wiley
Sron
Sec
W. B. Higgins
C. M. Young
Carl Althaus
Seba Eldridge
H. W. Hargis
It W. Keene
A. L. Kireh- West
R. Essick
Mre
Floyd Rankin
X Helmi
Charles Gallowo
I. Stewits
Fredo Bar
Simple to Sew Parci Parla Club Holds First Meet
The Parci Parla club, newly organized, held its first meeting at Barbara Marshall's home, followed by refreshments. Mr and Mrs A C Pontius celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their home and a 3 to 6 pm reception at Harold Pontus and D A Richardson homes. Mrs Ray Gordon hosted the Certain Eight club yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parci Parla Club
Barbara Marshall
A. C. Pontius
Harold Pontus
D. A. Richardson
Claremont
Cal
Cele
Ray Gordon
Certain Eight
James, Lawrence
Local clubs host meetings and prizes over Iris program
Mrs J M Mets and guests attended a gathering with bridge games won by Mrs J S Tobler and traveling prize to Mrs William Frowe. Minervian club marked thirty seventh anniversary with a luncheon guest speaker Ms Carter Harrison recounting Persia. Charter members Celia Watt Mrs D H McCreath and Mrs Paul Winter received corsages. May 19 meeting planned at Mrs James Wilsons. Theta Tau spring party set for Country club. Lawrence Flower club meets 2:30 pm in Chamber of Commerce with Iris program led by A R Olmstead Jann Selig Frank E Jones R R Marckley D A Blynn. Plamor dinner bridge at Prescott Underwood home. high scores to Mrs Russell M Kelley and A B Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Mets
J.S. Tobler
William Frowe
Hay
B. P. Baker
Carter Harrison
Persia
Celia Watt
D. H. McCreath
Paul Winter
James Wilsins
Theta Tau
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
A. R. Olmstead
Jann Selig
Frank E. Jones
Prescott Underwood
Plamor Dinner Bridge Club
Russell M. Kelley
A. B. Carter
Masonic Meeting Attended by District Members in LeRoy
George QC Foster Frank E Jones W H Quakenbush George Wall and H D Johnson attended a Masonic meeting of the twenty third district of the ad lodge of F A A M of Kansas held at LeRoy last night. Mrs Clara Emerson received a message about the arrival from the Orient of her son in law and daughter Lieut and Mrs George Chambers Thursday on the U S President Coolidge. Lieut and Mrs Chambers expect to arrive in Lawrence for Mother's day. Prof and Mrs Olin Templin left today for a short visit in Bartlesville Okla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George QC
Foster
Frank E. Jones
W. H. Quakenbush
George Wall
H. D. Johnson
Ad Lodge
State of
Kansas
LeRoy
Clara Emerson
Orient
George Chambers
U. S
Coolidge
Chambers
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Virginia Brand
Ray Wright
George Beal
F. C. Jackman
Hotel Eldridge
Aliee Dicker
Susan Friend
Howard Mcee
Noble Granda Club
So] Marks
Tye
Frank Banka Totes
Toh Rr
Fredo Barteldes
Bier ML Decker Spar Riedenlres Ieen Griesa
Hartley Haynes
Henry
Lenfield Jones S. Acthar Kirchhott
H. W. Keene
W. KR. Kennardnd
Dimney Hanna
Lewis
Inilus Marka
Hugh Means
George Mile
James Mott
Lot M x
Harry Nevin
H.R. Ober
Earle Patton Aty
W. H. Pendleton
John Riling
Ry. Rowland
T. J. Sweeney
H.W. Stowits
Kappa Theta
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
West 15Th Street
New York
Jayhawk Floral Gardens
Tenn
Iris
R.R. Marckley
Jenny Wren
D. A. Blynn
Meetia
Controleur
Veatch Furniture Coo
Massachusetts
Hollywood
Weaver’s
Warren
Summer Me Een
Inennerone
DANNA
Elvas
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