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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1939
Page
5
Society notices must be received at the Journal-World office by noon on publication day. Submit items for the society column and ensure timely appearance in the paper.
Tuesday through Friday calendar items show Mrs Justin Hill and others hosting bridge and dinner events at country clubs, The Double Seven Thimble Club and Educational Council meetings, Legion Auxiliary rooms, Kappa Kappa Gamma picnic, Coterie spring party, Theta Epsilon and others at Colonial and Evans Hearth venues, with contracts clubs and luncheons noted by several hosts and venues.
Delta Chi plans a dinner honoring Chancellor E H Lindley and guests including Dean Werner Swarthout Nelson and Mrs Lindley. Other events include a bridge luncheon at Mrs Perry’s 2224 Barker Ave, a KU Engineers guest luncheon at Evans Hearth. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae luncheon Saturday, Wallace WCTU meets next Thursday with Mrs Dicker. Theia Epsilon Baptist sorority founders day banquet at Colonial tea room. Golf results at Country club crown low medalist Mrs Stewart. Modern Mothers meet at First Christian church Thursday. A A U W holds a Saturday afternoon meeting at 3 at Mrs Funk’s home. president Mrs Rowe to report.
At Annunciation church Baldwin a ceremony united Miss Catherine Jardon and Victor Roos before 100 guests. The bride wore Chantilly lace and taffeta with pearl details. attendants in aqua and peach crepe. music by Mount St. Scholastica classmates. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home and a weeklong honeymoon in the Ozarks precedes their Shawnee, Kansas residence.
Mrs H S Dyers hosts the Helianthus club Friday at 2 15 PM. Leisure Hour meets Thursday at Mrs Kenison's home. Needlecraft at Evans Hearth 2 30 to 5 PM. G A R Ladies meet Thursday at 2 30 PM at the veterans hall with reports from Hutchinson. Friday contract club hosts dinner for husbands at Beougher home. Trinity Lu theran Ladies Aid meets 2 30 PM tomorrow. Lawrence Sigma Kappa organized with officers led by Mrs T H Marshall. Trinity Guild meets tomorrow at 11 AM. Girl Scout Troop 9 meets with readings by Leibengood and Clarkson. Monday teamwhist club met. J J bridge at 1 45 PM. Lorene Elbert noted.
Bert of Kansas City Missouri married Arlo Eugene Gunter son of Mr and Mrs George Gunter Campbell Missouri Friday evening May 5 at the bride's parents home. The bride has visited Lawrence often as guest of cousin James Caps. Attendants included Mr and Mrs J C Caps and James Caps of Lawrence. The Social Circle club meets at Mrs Ward Landis home Thursday afternoon with miscellaneous questions at roll call.
A group of faculty members and engineering students will travel to Kansas City Kansas this evening for a dinner meeting of the Kansas City branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineering at the Indian Hills Country Club. Attending are Mr and Mrs E W Hamlin Mr and Mrs Richard Koopman Mr and Mrs Victor Hessler Miss Mary Douglas and Lester A Zurckle. Mr and Mrs Albert Kuchs of Maryville Missouri were dinner guests last evening of Mr and Mrs F B McCulloch at the Evans Hearth. Miss Kathryn Fries returned yesterday.
Mrs. W. J. Baumgartner plans a day in Kansas City while Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dicker host guests over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dicker Jr. entertain Elmdale and Cottonwood Falls couples, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blackshere also visiting.
William Immer a 1927 KU graduate and captain in the 61st Coast Artillery toured Mt Oread with his unit while employed by General Electric in Chicago. He was joined by his wife Miriam Cox also a 1927 KU fine arts graduate. Rev. E G Theus of Bethany Okla conducts revival meetings at the Church of the Nazarene 19th and Vermont with services at 745 nightly through May 21 and music featured.
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