Hutchinson Social Roundup Highlights Farewell Club Event
Morning reports show Mr C C Carl traveling to Hutchinson for a farewell at the Roost for Charles McNaughten and Roy Davis who depart for the Great Lakes Training School. Sigma Kappa hosts a dance at Ecke's Hall for upperclassmen and guests. Red Rose Club danced at Ekees Hall with Schofstaal providing Kansas City music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Carl
Hutchinson Iis
Charles McNaughten
Mar. Roy Davis
Great Lakes
Hutchinson
Sigma Kappa
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Ecke’s Hall
Eeke
Schofstaal
Kansas City
F. M. Benedict
R. -. Waring
To Apply for Enlistment in Navy Names List Kansas City
The following young men left for Kansas City this morning to apply for enlistment in the navy: Earl Moore William Wells Paul Snyder Edgar Fitzgerald Erwin Kendall Warren Blazier Paul Ransom Newton Benedict Augustus Googins Gerald Dunwoody Rex Brown Daniel Whistler Kyran Egan Frank Marxen Eldom Wellen Carl Eckel Roland Wolf and B Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Navy
Earl Moore
William Wells
Paul Snyder
Edgar Fitzgerald
Erwin Kendall
Warren Blazier
Paul Ransom
Newton Benedict
Auuustus Googins
Gerald Dunwoody
Rex Brown
Daniel Whistler
Kyran Egan
Frank Marxen
Eldom Wellen
Carl Eckel
Roland Wolf
B. Patterson
Tawasi Blue Bird group hosts picnic at Roeh Ring's Groves
The Tawasi Blue Bird troupe members Louise Byrant Sarah Weed Thelma Shaffer Katherine Sib ter and Frances Cook enjoyed a picnic this afternoon at Roeh Ring's Groves with invited guests and their guardian Miss Aileen Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawasi Blue Bird Groupe
Aileen Wells
Roehring’s Groves
Louise Byrant
Sarah Weed
Thelma Shaffer
Katherine Sibter
Frances Cook
Farewell Party Replaces Annual Delta Upsilon Dance
The Kansas fraternity held a farewell supper dance at the Country Cats replacing their annual spring farewell party and Delta Upsilon day. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson Mrs Arthur Keine Mr and Mrs James Talcott Dorothy Ensminger Ray Gatner Wayne Martin and Herbert Kelly of Kansas City Lieuts Ray Swarner and G C McCaleb of Camp Punston Wiley Hawkins Mildred Sanders Ruth Massey Leta McKinney and Margaret Joss from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Country Cats
Delta Upsilon
Charles Thompson
Arthur S. Keine
James Talcott
Dorothy Ensminger
Ray Gatner
Wayne Martin
Herbert Kelly
Kansas City
Ray N. Swarner
G. C. McCaleb
Camp Punston
Wiley Hawkins
Mildred Sanders
Winfield
Ruth Massey
Wellington
Leta McKinney
Howard
Margaret Joss
Topeka
Birthday Party For Mildred Talbot At Kindergart en
Mrs Homer Talbot hosted a morning birthday party for Mildred Talbot with Mrs Whelans kindergarten. Guests enjoyed outdoor games and dainty refreshments. Names of attendees include Cordelia Mann Caroline House Alice Barick Dorothy Perkins Justine Dalton Jean Jackman Dorothy Stewart James Nash Smith Buster Bradley Katherine Owen Billie Hamble Jimmie Humble Lois Lawson Pauline Laptad Wilma Mas Barbara Barteldes Helen Gabel Lila Jean McElhinny Esther Jane Homan Mildred Talbot Lyla Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Talbot
Mrs. Whelan
Mildred
Servenl
Cordelia Mann
Caroline House
Alice Rarick
Dorothy Perkins
Justine Dalton
Jean Jackman
Doroathy Stewart
James Naismith
Buster Bradley
Katherine Owen
Billie Hamble
Jimmie Humble
Lois Lawson
Pauline Laptad
Wilma Mas
Barbara
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs C W Mettner
Mr and Mrs C W Mettner announce the birth of a nine pound boy named John Randolph born May 7. The family welcomes the new arrival at home and shares joyful news of the newborn's arrival and name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Mettner
John. Randolph
Delta Phi Delta Picnic At Haskell For Freshman Art Class
The Delta Phi Delta art sorority at the University of Kansas will host a picnic Tuesday evening May 14 at the home of Miss Helen Peairs in Haskell for members of the freshman art class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Phi Delta
Delta Phi Delta Art Sorority
K. U
Helen Peairs
Haskell
T B G Club Picnic At Midland Home
The T B G Club held a picnic today at Mr and Mrs Guy Schults home near Midland. Attendees included Miss Nellie Reece Evans, Miss Elizabeth Evans, Miss Claude Eliott, Miss Pauline Sterling and Miss Lora Keeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B.G. Club
Guy Schults
Midland
Nellie Reece Evans
Elizabeth Evans
Claude Eliott
Pauline Sterling
Lora Keeler
Pi Phi Mothers Day Luncheon Honors Local Mothers
The Pi Phi sorority hosted a noontime luncheon to honor their mothers. Guests included Mrs. Geo. K. Mackie and several others from Lawrence and surrounding cities such as Kansas City Joplin Topeka Leavenworth and Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Phi
Pi- Phi
Geo. K. Mackie
J. R. Greenlees
F. W.smithmeyer
S. W. Atkinson
S. J. Hunter
S. S. Baty
T. G. Fitch
Lawrence
Poindexter
Steen
Miller
Drought
Gillespie
Chapman
Thurston
Kansas City
Thurman
Joplin
Walters
Topeka
Stevenson
Leavenworth
Chain
Wichita
Entertain Bridge Club Hosts Auction Afternoon
Mrs Hovey Hanna and Mrs Roy W Martin entertained members of their Auction Bridge club and several guests yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Hovey -Hanna
Roy W. Martin
Martin
Joint Meeting of Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
A joint meeting of the Sons of Veterans and the Auxiliary society will be held Monday at 8 o clock in the G A R hall to discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sons of Veterans and the Auxiliary Society
G. A. R.hall
Sorority Tea At Henley Home For Chi Omega Members
Mrs A Henley and Mrs Warren Henley host a tea this afternoon from four to seven at Wywchwood for Chi Omega sorority members. The house is decorated in cardinal and straw with yellow iris. About thirty guests attend with assistance from Mrs A C Mitchell and senior members. Little Jane Henley will present guests with favors tied in sorority colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Henley
Warren Henley
Wwychwood
Chi Omega Sorority
Henley
A.C. Mitchell
Little Jane Henley
Alpha Chi Sigma Hosts Dinner Dance Evening
The Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity entertained last evening with a dinner dance, showcasing university social activity and student engagement in campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Sigma Fraternity
Lawrence Camera Club Meets at Miss Wight Home
The Lawrence Camera club will meet Monday evening with Miss Wight at her home 1012 Pennsylvania Street. A sacred concert follows tomorrow at 3 o'clock in Friendship hall by the Baptist church choir. Mrs. Sanderson of the Congregational church will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrine Camera Club
Lawrence Camera Club
Miss Wight
Pennsylvania Street
The
Baptist Church
Frendship Hall
Lawrence Residents Attend Kansas City Visit and Faculty Party
Lawrence figures, including Mrs BooF Fiegenbaum Isabel Jewett and Daisy Cox, traveled to Kansas City last evening for a visit with Battery Boof friends. Lawrence High School faculty hosted seniors at the Manual Building with a brief play The Real Thing and a photo exhibit, then funds were redirected to aid a French orphan due to the war. About eighty guests attended. Many residents spent the day in Kansas City on various errands and social visits, with several planning weekend trips and family visits across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery B
Lawrence
Kansas City
Battery Boof
Doniphan
Boof
Fiegenbaum
Isabel Jewett
Daisy Cox
H. J. Winey
Helen’ Winey
Ida. Pollock
H. L. Kane
Abs. F. J. Carter
Lawrence High School
Manual
Ladies Headed to Kansas City for Short Visits
Miss Ida Marks left this morning to visit friends in Kansas City for a few days. Miss Thelma Boyington also went to Kansas City today to spend the weekend. A course of training at Lawrence Business College is advertised as an investment you cannot lose and that pays larger interest each year. Mrs J R Woodward departed this morning for Kansas City to spend the day with Memphis relatives visiting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Scott
Kansas City
May Courtney
Esther
Agnes Swanson
T.H. Chalkley
Margaret Hodder
Catherine Eddy
W. FE. Richardson
Leavenworth
TD. Alford
Thomas O’neil
ET. Emery
Bernice Kuhn
Edwardsville
Kans
Minnie L. Heim
A. D. Wilcox
Dorothy Ensminger
Coc. Sceecir
Helen Cook
Toneka
Veda Birch
Trof. Price
Manhattan
E. J. Hatton
Phoebe Russell
Des Moines
Iowa
Grace Markley
Cherryvale
Kansas
Grace Stout
Bessie Stout
Myrtle Sopher
W. F. McGinnis
Eldorado
Burlington
Lawrence
Alettha McGinnis
Kappa House
Walter McGinnis
Ida Marks
Thelma Boyington
Lawrence Business College
J. R. Woodward
Memphis
Tennessee
Coal and ice ad from Matthews Lumber and Charline Smith
Coal offer invites readers to buy Semi-Anthracite coal while stock lasts from Matthews Lumber and Coal Co with phone number 34. An ice cream pitch from Miss Charline Smith and Busy Bee advertises Oui ice cream as purest, with telephone 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Lumber & Coal Co
Mr Arthur Patty Heads to Kansas City for Weekend at Home
Mr Arthur Patty travels to Kansas City this morning to spend the weekend at his home there. He plans to return afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Patty
Kansas City
Lawrence Business College Graduates Hold Civil Service Roles
Lawrence Business College has trained hundreds of students now in field service and government positions. About 200 alumni reside in Washington D C while many others hold civil service posts across the United States and in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Business College
Washington, D. C
United States
Philipines
Club Notes Publication Deadline Notice
Club notices must reach the Journal-World office by 6 oclock Friday evening to ensure publication. The notice period is strict and applies to all submissions for inclusion in the upcoming issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Comfort Kits Demonstrated For Soldiers At Camps
Mrs. A. L. Miller of Battle Creek Michigan visited Mrs. Paul Rankin in Kansas and demonstrated a service comfort kit at Camp Funston Jefferson Barracks and other camps. Six hundred kits from Battle Creek impressed General B C Morse who urged mass production for sale at camps. Mrs. Miller, wife of Bert Miller publisher and former Ottawa Evening Herald editor, is promoting the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Miller
Battle Creek
Mich
Paul Rankin
Tennesee
Miller
Red Cross
West
Camp Funston
Jefferson Barracks
169Th Brigade
Camp Custer
B.C. Morse
Pleasant Hour Club Meeting Highlights and Red Cross Plan
The Pleasant Hour club met at Mrs Eastman’s home with fourteen members and five guests. A patriotic song was proposed for openings, and chickens to be sold for Red Cross benefit. Mrs Larconi and Mrs Smith joined. program led by Mrs Bigsby focused on The Danish Islands and included John L. Dodgers music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Dodgers
Kansas City
France
Avas
Mes
Guy Bigsby
Danish Islands
Panama Canal
Thomas Harbor Navy Base and Island History Summary
Thomas with its splendid harbor is noted as a naval base and foaling station. Mrs Bigsby recounts the purchase history of the islands, colonization, the inhabitants' religion and character, with other details. Mrs Khirby told a short story and the afternoon program closed with a hymn. A club meeting is set for May at Mrs Eaton's daughter Jesse Wilson's home at 945 Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Kanwaka Literary Club Holds May Meeting
The Kanwaka Literary club met on Thursday May 9 with Mrs George Dews. Fourteen members and five guests attended and discussed war topics. A Hoover lunch was served and Red Cross work completed. Next meeting May 23 will focus on current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka Literary Club
Kanwaka
George Dews
Red Cross
Ethel Axe
T. H. Chalkley
Ralph Colman
Dudley Collins
Chas. Dews
Elmer Stanwix
Entre Nous Club elects officers and plans Red Cross work
The Entre Nous club met May 9 at Mrs. L H Frink's home. Miss Keeler attended. Officers were elected: President Mrs Carl Hunzicker, vice president Mrs Ira Stockwell, secretary treasurer Mrs Jack Sterling, corresponding secretary Mrs Geo T Wetzel. They voted to meet in summer for Red Cross bandage making and adjourned to meet Mrs Hunzicker May 23. Leading baby Samuel to the Lord featured at Sadie Bates' home in a mothers meeting focused on child welfare and parental responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Frink
Keeler
Carl Hunzicker
Ira Stockwell
Jack Sterling
Geo.t. Wetzel
Red Cross
Hunzicker
W.c. Tle
Samuel
Hannah
Francis Willard
Review Club Hears Danish Islands Lesson At Last Meeting
Mrs Doering hosted the Review club Aprilhoorth for their final regular meeting of the year. Guests included Mrs Stoker Mrs Reynolds Mrs Riling and Miss Heinbach. Mrs John Levett led the Danish Islands lesson and Miss LaCoss with Miss Huber sang. A toast to friendship followed and Mrs White was honored with quotation cards. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers. The club plans weekly summer Red Cross work sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review Club
Doering
Aprilhoorth
Stoker Mra
Reynolds
Riling
Heinbach
John Levett
Gibraltar
America
LaCoss
Huber
Mentor Club and Mothers League May Meetings
The Mentor Club met at Mrs Hunnicutt home May 7 with twelve members present. The program led by Miss Hoskins covered American Government. Refreshments were served by the hostess and two assistants. Guests included Mrs Ewing and Mrs Hertzler with daughter Mabel. Mothers League met at Mrs C M Clark on May 1 with guests Mrs Cayin, Mrs Tate and Mrs Cunningham, program by Mrs Dill on Ship Building and timber for airships, next meeting postponed due to Mrs Brownson’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Hunnicutt
Mothers’ League
C. M. Clark
Cayin
Tate
Cunningham
Clark
Dill
Portia Club Members Make Red Cross Bandages
Mrs Smooth of Haskell hosted Portia club Tuesday afternoon with 15 members attending. They did needle work for the Red Cross producing 48 bandages. Guests included Miss Wiley of Topeka and Mrs P B Longnecker of Memphis on her way to Los Angeles visiting Mrs Ella Longnecker. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Club
Smooth of
Haskell
Red Cross
Miss Wiley
Topeka
P. B. Longnecker
Memphis
Red Cross Clearfield Chapter Ice Cream Social Tonight
The Red Cross Society of Clearfield hosts a program and ice cream social tonight featuring readings by Miss Florence Banker Lawrence and songs by Mrs. Smith Wellsville. County superintendent Lane will speak, with several selections from Clearfield young folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
The
Red Cross Society of
Florence Banker
Lawrence
Smith
Wellsville
Lane
Mrs Elizabeth Lyon Remembered After Ottawa Years
Mrs Elizabeth Lyon longtime employee in EH C Branson Ottawa died a day before her visit to Lawrence. Funeral held yesterday and she was held in high esteem by the Branson family. Mrs A L Miller of Battle Creek Michigan formerly Miss Louise Branson traveled to Lawrence to call on her and learned of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lyon
Elizabeth.Lyon
EH. C. Branson
Ottawa
Lawrence
A. L. Miller
Battle Creek
Mich
Louise Branson
Lyon
Lecompton Driver Showcases New All Weather Maxwell Car
Starr Glenn of Lecompton drives a new all weather Maxwell car bought this week from Charles L P Banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr Glenn
Lecompton
Charles LP
Miss Oakland and Miss Baum Visit Kansas City
Miss Oakland Mauphin Miss Thresa Baum and Miss Elizabeth Broyles traveled to Kansas City for the day, enjoying the excursion and local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Mauphin
Thresa Baum
Elizabeth Broyles
Kansas City
Palmer Toilet Waters and Perfumes at City Drug Store
Palmer presents toilet waters and perfumes at City Drug Store in a brief catalog notice. The listing highlights fragrance options available for customers browsing the shop's aisles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
City Drug Store
Noah S Weimer Improves Steadily After Hospital Stay
Noah S. Weimer, confined to Jones Hospital for several weeks, is steadily improving in health, marking a positive turn after recent illness and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah S. Weimer
Jones Hospital
Dinner Served by Township Club Ladies at Presby Church Lawn
Proceeds from a dinner served by Township Club Ladies at the Presbyterian Church lawn on Wednesday May 15 benefit the Red Cross. Other notes mention Mr M Clift traveling to Leavenworth and Dr Bertha Anderson visiting Kansas City. The Lawrence Business College Summer School promises faster progress due to smaller classes and more individualized instruction. Miss Beulah Armstrong Miss Inez Franklin and Miss Elizabeth Thompson spent the weekend in Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Club
Presbyterian Church Lawn
Red Cross
Lawrence Business College
Beulah Armstrong
Inez Franklin
Elizabeth Thompson
Baldwin
Red Cross Auction Call Up for May 14 Donation
Call up donations for the big Red Cross Auction set for Wednesday May 14 at 1 p.m. at Hoadley’s old stand on West 9th Street. Call 900, 493, or 2406 if you have contributions to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hoadley’s
West 9Th St
Lawrence Business College Merits Review
A fragment notes a Lawrence business college forming part of a local education scene. Details are sparse, but the mention suggests ongoing discussions or events related to the institution and its role in the community.
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Cutter
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Lawrence Butterine CO
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