Social Calendar Highlights Lawrence Club Teas and Anniversaries
Mrs Wiley hosts a tea for visiting band directors wives at 18 East Thirteenth Street with about seventy five guests including University fine arts faculty. Mrs McAllister of Joliet attends as a guest of honor. Char lene Barber will play two violin solos with Miss Jean Michenberger on piano. Also noted are recent bridge luncheons, Matrix dinner for Theta Sigma Phi, Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae picnic, and plans for a golden wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. A C Pontius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturda Wala
A. W
HE. Friend
Russell L. Wiley
A.C. Ponting
Ara. H
East Thirteenth Street
University Fine Arts
Lawrence
A. R. McAllister
Joliet
National High School Band Association
Kremler
Jean Michenberger
Adah chapter hosts past matrons and patrons in spring events
Adah chapter O E S held a meeting honoring past matrons and patrons with lilac decor, lavender accents, corsages, and memory books. Evelyn Lawson welcomed guests as Julia Martin sang, followed by a musical program and two plays by KU Dramatic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah
Sally Ewing
Icle Brune
Mildred Dunn
Alpha Delta Pi
Minerva Davis
Spain
K. U. Dramatic Club
Allen Crafton
Alice Ann Schneider
Laura Johnson
Arthur Schneider
Mra
Lawson
Evelyn Graber
Grand Chapter of
Kansas
Mothers and club gatherings mark town events
Mrs. Gene Glahn hosted a spring themed gathering with lilacs and tulips. Prizes went to Mrs. W. H. Ruese and Mrs. Edwin Fritz. Rev and Mrs. Popplewell will host relatives for Mother's Day dinner, with out-of-town guests visiting the Dunn home in Dalhart. The Four-o’-Clocks and Double Dozen clubs held meetings, and golf matches were postponed by rain with new pairings listed for next Tuesday. Delegates head to Salina for the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs convention, with Miss Ene White among notable speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Brand
Waldo Bowman
New York
J. Arthur Bly
Arkansas City
Wman
Corlett Cotton
Russell Seacat
Gene Glahn
W. H. Ruese
Edwin Fritz
T. H. Poppleswell
B.C. Popplewell
Dal- Jdrx
Texas
BR. C. Reynolds
Betheany
Jack Popplewell
Kansas City
William He Dunn
Lawrence
Dunn
Double Dozen
A. C. Pontius
West Fourth Street
W. M. Underwood
G. W. Trent
George Wise
E. E. Kiefer
Ruth Baugh
Mason
Donna Fay
Haze Orr
Harold Pontius
Ernest Pontius
Herman Pontius
San Angelo
Tex
Frank Pardee
John Richardson
Mary Belle Richardson
R. G. Achning
J. E. Blee
A. S. Anderson
B.A. Johnson
T. H. Astman
F. BE. Banks
F. T. Barteldes
B. Gustafson
W. J. Brady
Salina
Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Local Notables Headed to Meetings and Visits Tonight
Carl Ahlers Eriksen of Tulsa arrives to visit his mother Mrs C J Eriksen. Mrs Glenn Wrightsman from San Diego returns home after illness in her family. Stanley, a Fox theater musician in Hollywood, is ill. Mrs Gertie Hay Everett of Davenport returns from Wichita visit. I C Stevenson leaves for Topeka to attend Kan sas Building and Loan League executive committee meeting. will stay through convention. City officials Woestemeyer and councilmen Brown Berger Eberhart visit Kansas City on city business to review bond sale and fire engine plans. Mrs Henry Taylor and daughter Peggy Jean of Austin arrive to spend a week with Mrs Frank W Blackmar while Mr Taylor is in Winfield on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ahlers Eriksen
Tulsa
Okla
C. J. Eriksen
Glenn Wrightsman
San Tiego
Cal
George Cease
Stanley
Fox Theater
Hollywood
Gertie Hay Everett
Davenport
Bert Hugres
Wichita
I. C. Stevenson
Topeka
Kansas Building and Loan League
Stevenson
A. E. Woestemeyer
Willard Brown
A W. Berger
Peggy Jean
Austin
Tex
The World War and the Next War Poem by Joaquin Miller
A poem honors the unseen battle fought by mothers and women who bear and rear the next generation. It contrasts silent motherhood with traditional warfare, portraying women as steadfast combatants in daily life from infancy to old age. The verse notes the long, quiet struggles and the ultimate sacrifices made without banners or applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Joaquin Miller
Visitors Arrive for Week of P. E. O. Convention
Mrs Maude M Gibb of Denver Colorado arrives to be the guest of Mrs W E Tenney during the coming week. Mrs R R Bittman of Independence will visit at the home of her nephew Prof George M Beal and Mrs Beal during the P E O convention to be held here next week. Mrs Maurice Alden of Kansas City Missouri is the guest of Mrs Chanles L Brokaw for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude M. Gibb
Denver
Cold
W. E. Tenney
R. R. Bittman
Independence
George M. Beal
Beal
Maurice Alden
Kansas City
Chanles L. Brokaw
Pi Kappa Lambda Holds Banquet Inducts New Members
Laurel Everette Anderson presided at the K U chapter banquet held at Evans Hearth with Robert McNair Davis delivering the evening’s address. Dean D M Swarthout spoke as national president. about 22 attendees. Initiates named Mildred Allen Virginia Foster Robert Ledore Elaine Brutchey Willis Quant Everett Fetter. Officers elected: Karl Euersteiner president Alice Moncrieff vice president Allie Merle Conger secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Pi Kappa Lambda
Evans Hearth
Laurel Everette Anderson
Robert McNair Davis
School of Law
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Mildred Allen
Virginia Foster
Robert Ledore
Elaine Brutchey
Packard Pact Signed Leaves Ford As Only Major Auto Firm Without Union
Detroit May 8 The signing of a pact between Packard Motor Car Co and the United Automobile Workers of America leaves Ford Motor Co as the only major automobile producer without a written or verbal contract with the union. The agreement covers the union’s 22 demands including recognition as the sole collective bargaining agent for Packard’s 14,800 production workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Company
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford Motor Company
Packard
Marjorie Dietrich Installed President of BPW Club
Marjorie Dietrich was installed as president of the Business and Professional Women's club at the May 4 dinner meeting. The retiring president, Leila K. Black, turned over duties to Dietrich, who has long served in BPW roles and previously worked as secretary to the dean of the law school. Also installed were Maude Sullivan as vice president Lora Mendenhall as recording secretary Lillian Phillips as corresponding secretary and Georgia Cooke as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Leila K. Black
Marjorie Dietrich
Dietrich
University of Kansas
School of Business
Georgia Cooke
Leila Kent-Black
Haskell Institute
Business and Professional Women's Club
Black
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Theta Sigma Phi
Journalism Sorority
Beatrice Johnson
John Taylor's
Josine
Journalism
Kappa Alpha Theta
Harriet MacDonald
Jeannette Wheeler
Herman W. Pontius
A. A. Silverthorne
Alma Lofquist
Albert City
Midland Rural Club
Charles Hunsinger
Rall
Yeats
N. H. Bailey
Guy Hunsinger
GC. M. Jones
Lotus Club
F. L. Riederer
Lester Hegeman
Locust Street
G. A. Middleton
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Jayhawk
Scott Leavitt
United States
Montana
Noble Grands Club
C.F. Hall
Phyllis Burgert
Ruth Burgert
J. A. Benson
Alfred Lawrence
Sol Marks
Evans
C. W. Sparr
Ray Wright
L. H. Frink
Lyte Powell
The
Triangle Fraternity
Colonial Tea Room
Spccial Order of the Beauceant
Masonic Temple
J. F. Eberhart
Het
Publishers Syndicate
Sally Fitzpatrick
H. E. Don Carlos
Fred Jagucka
Edna Lecie
Ariene Roberts
Mian Pinnaeret Schumann
Louise Nelson
Misn
Mayme Corcoran
Pegsy Martin
Crosley
Beauty
Crosley Shelvador
Pil Kappa Lambda Chapter
Ford
Helen Ott
West Campus Road
Dental Examiners
Toneka
Walter A. Haxman
F. C. Cary
Hutchinson
State Board of Dental Examiners
Dr. Cary
George F. Burker
Kingman
John Hay
Abraham Lincoln
Warsaw
Ill
Vance
B. and
P.W. Club
Journal-World Classifica
Ohio
Westinghouse
Anown
Ane
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