Social calendar highlights from Friday and Saturday society events
Friday events include P. E. O. chapters meet at homes of Mrs. Hurt and Mrs. Klein with a bridge luncheon at The Hearth, and tea for Mary Louise Beltz. Saturday brings University club dinner dance and a dessert bridge hosted by Supt. and Mrs. Dean for guests Williams and Schaake. News lists attendees and decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hurt
Ed’ Klein
Arlene Hogan
P.E.O
Laurence Woodruff
Richard Wagstaff
Charles Stough
James Arbuthnot
Anne Noble
1.C.C
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Colonial
D. M. Swarthout
Mary Louise Beltz
University Club
Clifford
Dean
Engagement and Society Teas Highlight Lawrence Music Week
Dean and Mrs Swarthout host a 4 pm tea for close friends of Mary Louise Beltz, known privately as Mrs R C Lackland of San Antonio, during Lawrence music week. Mrs Waldemar Geltch presides at the tea table. Miss Dulaney, daughter of Mr and Mrs L M Dulaney, teaches in the junior high and is a Emporia teachers college graduate. Warrant Officer Thomas Tholen of Camp Rucker Ala is engaged to Mrs Lackland’s acquaintance. wedding planned June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arnold
Thomas Tholen
Camp Rucker
Ala
Miss Dulaney
L. M. Dulaney
Winfield
Teachers’ College At
Emporia
Pi Kappa Sigma
Tholen
John Tholen
Teachers’ College
Phi Delta Chi
Phi Mu Alpha
Betty Ec
Presbyterian Women’s Guild Hosts Dessert Party
Members of the February group of the Presbyterian Women’s Guild were guests of Mrs. T. H. Astman and Mrs. Roy R. Moore at a dessert party Tuesday afternoon at Astman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Guild
T. H. Astman
Roy R. Moore
Wimocausus
First Presbyterian Church
B. Z. Stephenson
Home Department
Claude Milroy
Floyd Nimmo
Westminster Foundation student cabinet hosts Astman
Dr and Mrs T H Astman entertained members of the Westminster Foundation student cabinet in a private gathering, hosting tea and conversation about campus affairs and future projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Astman
Westminster Foundation
Local clubs hold meetings and a dinner at Clinton Park
The local board and their wives held a picnic supper at Clinton park with twenty guests. The American Association of University Women closed its year with a dinner at The Hearth for about 50 women and heard reports from officers and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Park
Robert McNair Davis
Garvin C. Gillum
Dean
Paul B. Lawson
Caryl Dodds
Anna Olinger
Ruth Newell
Harry O’ Kane
American Association of University Women
F. P. O Brien
Lawrence
Burt Johnson
Kenneth Dodderidge
Helen Wagstaff
Topeka
University speech drama awards luncheon honors majors
Glenn Krider and Miss Ruth Newell led the department of speech and drama awards at a luncheon in the Memorial Union English room. Forensics honored James Gilie as honor man, Newell Jenkins won the speech award, and William Conboy received the debate excellence award. Drama awards went to Ted Lehman and Alice McDonnell, with the entire cast of Distinguished Service recognized for acting excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Department of Speech and Drama
Memorial Union
James Gilie
Delta Sigma Rho
Newell Jenkins
William Conboy
Ted Lehman
Alice McDonnell
Neevers Host Pinochle Club Night Winners Named
Mr and Mrs A E Neever entertained their pinochle club last night. Mrs Leroy McLean received a guest prize. Mrs Ellis T Johnston and Mrs Bessie Plummer won high prizes with consolations to Mrs John Randall and Bert Bishop. Refreshments followed. Club to meet in two weeks with Mr and Mrs John Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Neever
Leroy McLean
Ellis T. Johnston
Bessie Plummer
John Randall
Bert. Bishop
Mrs J J Krum Returns From State Conference
Mrs J J Krum returned from Emporia where she attended the second annual state conference of the W S C S of the Methodist church which closed a three day meeting yesterday. Mr and Mrs J H McKale of Howard will spend the weekend with Mrs McKale's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Krum
Emporia
W.S.C.S
The
Methodist Church
J. H. McKale
Howard
Quiet Police Court Reduces Traffic Docket
A quiet police court session heard six traffic cases and one drunkenness charge. Judge J. Lane fined Lester Cowell for being drunk after multiple continuances. Six defendants paid $1 fines or forfeited bonds for parking violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lane
Lester Cowell
Cowell
Memorial hospital patient Mrs DeHart returns home
Mrs L B DeHart of 737 Indiana Street was brought to Memorial hospital this week with a broken arm and returned home last evening. The Journal World classified page is described as the busiest market place in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. DeHart
Indiana Street
Memorial Hospital
Journal-World
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Aileen
Pauline McKinney
Denis McDermond
Clair Toy
Jane Stewart
Jeannette Singleton
Esther Hird
Alice Gill
Lara Holloway
Bob Roger
Clifford D. Dean
Joe M. Williams
Elmer Schaake
Williams
U.D.O. Work
Mr. Schaake
U.S. Naval Reserve
Guesta
Ralph K. Collins
C. E. Allison
G. A. Middleton
Kappa Phi
Collins
Tris
Jilies-of-the-valley
Portia Club
Nydia Hughes
J. J. Simmonds
China
Walter Rigdon
Vickers
WiFawers
Massa
Allison
Armstrong
Book Nook
Mass
Farrilis Mer
Ean
Peaury Bay Sieers
Glenn Krider
Ethel Miller- Harmon
Margaret Anderson
Robert Calderwood
E. C. Buehler
Allen Crafton
Professor Crafton
George M. Chambers
Ruth Emerson
Marvin Fortner
Gulfport
Margaret Kelsall
Fortner
Betty Sacco
Los Angeles
Dorothy Cohen
Lena B. Funk
Francis Swaim
Robert Oyler
Chambers
W. T. Courtney
Mroe
Wayne F. Shaw
Summer Jewelry
Iritzi
Eldridge Hotel
van Raalte
Lewis Gabardines
Floor
Kentucky
Suzanne
Cologne
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