Alpha Xi Delta House Party and League Notes
Alpha Xi Delta hosted a pink and white luncheon at the chapter house and a Saturday evening dance at Ecke's Hall with a six piece orchestra and punch. Twenty five out of town guests attended. The Douglas County League of Women Voters held a meeting with speaker W R Stubbs and guest Mrs Muriel Culp Berry, who read her prize story. Mrs Charles Vickery attended the Pan American Conference and will lead the next meeting. The engagement of Helen Margaret Shaw to Philip C Bowen was announced. Dr F W Blackmar traveled to Topeka for a conference of the Children's Code Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
Rith
Ecke
Wiedemann Grill Room
League of Women Voters
Douglas County League’ of Women Voters
W. R. Stubbs
Muriel Culp Berry
Kansas Author’s Club
Charles Vickery
Charles. Vickrey
Baltimore
Vickrey
Navy
Social workers meet and lunch for Child Welfare director
Blackmar will attend a meeting of social workers and a luncheon honoring C. C. Carstens, director of the Child Welfare League of America.
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Blackmar
C.C. Carstens
The
Childs Welfare League of America
Women’s groups plan state meetings and local events
Mrs J B Carter of Wilson Kansas travels to Topeka Wichita Hutchinson and Salina for Toltec reunion PEO Sisterhood Federation of Women’s Clubs and state board sessions. The Methodist Women meet at the church at 3 pm Wednesday speaker Miss Ferguson All churchwomen invited with mite boxes. K U Dames meet at Mrs Walworth 1844 Learnardi Ave with officer elections. Sixteen Club Picnic set for tomorrow evening near Cameron’s.
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J. B. Carter
Wilson
Kansas
W. T. Courtney
Topeka
Ihome
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Miss ‘Ferguson
Queen Esther
Miss Ferguson
K. U. Dames
Neighborhood carnival leaves mark on children in Lawrence
A Lawrence carnival held last week inspired local youths from respected families to stage backyard performances. Three young members of prominent households announced they are the Hawaiian Dancers during the event. In Topeka, Kappa Kappa Alumnae plan a luncheon for Miss Irene Seery and Miss Helen Jordan in honor of their upcoming June weddings.
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Lawrence
Kappa Kappa
Topeka
Irene Seery
Pleasant Hour Club Meets This Afternoon
The Pleasant Hour club plans an afternoon gathering with Mrs. PL Martin. A roll call will feature quotations about Mothers Day or Friendship, reflecting a social club event in a local community page.
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the Pleasant Hour Club
Somoetos
Griffiths announce engagement of Mable to Westcott
Mr and Mrs George T Griffith announce the engagement of their daughter Mable to Ovid Westcott of Clarksdale Missouri The wedding will take place in June
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George T. Griffith
Mable
Ovid Westcott
Clarksdale
Missouri
Mr and Mrs George Newton Host Night in Sibley
Mr and Mrs George Newton entertained a few friends Saturday evening at their home in Sibley to honor the twenty first birthday of a relative or guest.
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George Newton
Sibley
Birth announcement for Beverly Edward in Vinland
Mr and Mrs C E Schick of Vinland announce the birth of a ten pound son on May 4 named Beverly Edward. The event followed an informal evening with ice cream and cake. Guests included Opal Steen, Louise Freese, Gladys Waterson, Mildred Day, Mabel Day, Eva Stevens, Lela Newton, Mearl Steen, Lawrence Freese, Corwin Waterson, Clifford Cooper and Harry Newton. Year Round Club and Unitarian Alliance notices follow.
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Harry Newton
Opal Steen
Louise Freese
Gladys Waterson
Mildred Day
Mabel Day
Eva Stevens
Lela Newton
Mearl Steen
Lawrence Freese
Corwin Waterson
Clifford Cooper
C. E. Schick
Vinland
Beverly
Edward
Personal visits noted in Kansas City and Topeka
Mrs S F Patterson spent the day in Kansas City on business. Mrs EB Keith also spent the day in Kansas City. Van Bruner spent the day in Topeka. Dr F J Barrows will leave to-.
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S. F. Patterson
Kansas City
EB. R. Keith
van Bruner
Topeka
F. J. Barrows
Osteopathic Meeting Attendance and Local Visits
St Joseph residents prepared to travel to the Central States Osteopathic Association meeting. 1H B Asher went to Kansas City on business. Mrs H H Asher returned from Fredonia, Alex Curry, Maud Frazier, and Miss Payne of Winchester Kansas visited Mr and Mrs Lew Rockland. Mrs Robert Robertson is ill with pneumonia at St Francis Hospital Topeka. Mrs H O Gridell of LeRoy Kansas visits her daughter Mrs W J Hull. George Melvin travels to Hays Kansas to assist the prosecuting attorney in a murder trial.
Notable Social Visits and Editorial Ties Mentioned
Mrs. Alice Chittenden of Berkeley California visiting her son Prof. Goldwin Goldsmith. Chittenden formerly worked in newspaper circles and was connected with the New York Herald. Mrs. Roland DeWatteville left for Wichita to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J C Weigel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackley
Lawrence
Alice Chittenden
Berkeley
Cal
Goldwin Goldsmith
Roland DeWatteville
Wichita
J. C. Weigel
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Alpha Xi
Delta Party
C.B. .Decker
Dudley Asher
Iy Sewing Club
Country Club
Co 'B. Williams
Edward D. Shaw
Helen Margaret
Philip C. Bowen
Cherryvale
F. W. Blackmar
Children’s Code Commission
Feng Yuh-siang
Wu Pei-fu
Changsingtien
Methodist Missionary Society
Cameron’s
J. F. Strong and Clark .Pringle
I. A. Kasold
West End Grocery
Varsity Theatre
Cullen Landis
Patsy Ruth Miller
Pleasant Hour Club
Art Me- Russell
Southwest Limits
Unitarian Alliance
Journal-World
Clarence
Booth Tarkington
Lawrence H. S. Dramatic Club
Bowersock
Princes
Hester & Roberts Optometrists
Mass
Zenith
Connecticut
Hamilton ‘Motor
F. W. Sneegas
Ralph Ward
Massachusetts St
Ht AN
Aspe
William DE Mille
Er Agnes Ayres
Jack Holt
Adolph Zukor
Clara Beranger
George Broadhurst
Larry Lenion
Ildren
Crepe de Chine
Dresden
Crepes
Canton
Japan
Stehlis
Crewe
Ffetas
Devoe
Mirrolac
Velour
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