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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1939

Page

5

Tea and engagements color Kansas college social scene

Social events across the university town include a Memorial Union tea for Mrs. Joseph W. Ivy of Kansas City, a French song recital, and an out of town engagement announced by Mrs. X J Kennedy. A Pan Hellenic fashion tea for Liberty Memorial high seniors and multiple bridge luncheons highlight the social week.

Robert G. Mahieu Memorial Union Joseph W. Ivy Kansas City William H. Shoemaker James C. Malin Jose M. Osma Fletcher McCord Frank L. Britton Topeka la Causerie Francaise E. B. Stouffer Jan Chiapusso Chiapusso Margaret Ivy Stephens College Pan-Hellenic Council Liberty Memorial High School R. B. Stevens Adrian Lindsey A. B. Mitchell Fred Ellsworth L. R. Perry Fred S. Montgomery Charles Dills Francis Baty Wade Pierce Fred Bremer Fred H. Biewener Pittsburgh

Society Contributions Deadline for Journal-World

Society notices should be submitted to the Journal-World office by noon on publication day.

Society Journal-World Office

Social Calendar Highlights At Local Clubs

Saturday events include Pi Beta Phi Alumnae luncheon at Mrs. Stevens, and bridge activities with Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee at Evans Hearth. Sunday brings Alpha Delta Pi buffet for Mrs. Stanard, while Monday offers luncheons, bridge and picnic suppers across Country Club and related houses. Tuesday features Lawrence Woman's Club luncheon and various club meetings at the Elks and clubhouse.

American Association of Universitt Powell T. D. Pi Evans Hearth Guy Keeler Alpha Delta Pi Sidney R. Stanard George Hedrick H. X. Dolen Clarence Houk Alva Carter Amigos Club Clayton Hackman Contract Club Avery Johnson Iota Nu Mra. Co M. Garrill Delta Upsilon Paul Rankin

Lawrence social clubs host showers dances and dinners

Members of the City Pan-Hellenic association entertain with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Francis Moore formerly Eleanor Frowe. Phi Mu Alpha holds a grill room dance as twenty five couples attend. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae plan a luncheon and the Lawrence Country Club hosts a closing summer dinner bridge. Dozens of local clubs, guests, speakers, and activities fill the week.

Stanard City Pan-Hellenic Association Lawrence Deal Six Ethan Smith R. C. Farrell Prescott Underwood Charles E. Smith Cleveland Fred Bernard Dunlap Kan Smith Dean Paul B. Lawson Francis Moore Eleanor Frowe Carol Pontius N. Weber Topeka Phi Mu Alpha Eldridge Palms Russell L. Wiley Robert Mason The Lawrence Country Club Gene Glahn Harry Green T. S. Ables Lawrence Woman’s Club Hoch Whiteford Kansas City Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs N. M. Hough

Local Clubs Schedule Meetings and Socials This Week

Eudora Farm Bureau meets Tuesday at 2 at Mrs. Ralph James home with Mrs. Arthur Bernitz teaching. North Lawrence Christian Endeavor hosted a surprise party for Maxine Edgar Thursday. Memorial hospital welcomed a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walter Jr. on Thursday.

N.R.D. Bridge Club Guy Ousdahl George Knight Knight Harry Burn Ralph Linville Bruce Eudora Farm Bureau Ralph James Arthur Bernitz North Lawrence H. W. Craig Harry Walter, Jr Memorial Hospital

Handcraft Exhibit Showcases K U Design Students

An exhibit of design and handcraft work by Miss Rosemary Ketcham and colleagues from K U features surface patterns reacting to the billboard menace on highways. Students explore patterns for drapes and wallpaper, circus scenes, Don Quixote, and other book images. Public may view on weekdays 9 to 5, excluding weekends.

Rosemary Ketcham K. U Marjorie Whitney Arvid Jacobson Frank Strong Don Quixote

Campus sprayed by automated tree sprayer in morning chaos

Faculty and students heard a motor as a tree spraying unit moved across campus grounds. Workers on a trailer pulled by a tractor sprayed trees, sending mist onto cars parked along the campus street while aimless observers watched from windows.

A Mother's Day Sermon At First Presbyterian Church

Reverend Theodore H. Aszman will preach at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 1 o clock with a Mother's Day theme. The Westminster choir directed by Dean Donald M Swarthout will perform Hail Gladening Light and soloist Della Ohlhausen will sing To My Mother.

First Presbyterian Church Theodore H. Aszman Westminster A Cappella Choir Donald M. Swarthout Martin Della Ohlhausen Harriet Ware

Five Day Cookery School at Montgomery Ward

Cooking school teacher B E Eells and manager of the Montgomery Ward store have arranged a five day program beginning Tuesday afternoon. Dahy Barnett will conduct sessions on the second floor at 2 p m teaching light cakes flaky pastry and economical dishes. Dishes and market baskets will be awarded at each session and a printed recipe program will be distributed. Local food firms cooperate, with seating planned for large crowds Tuesday through Saturday.

B. E. Eells Montgomery Ward Dahy Barnett

Weekend Visits Highlight Kansas City Area Personal Notices

Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Ewing spend the weekend in Kansas City at son Kenneth Ewing’s home. Topeka couple R. A. Cox and daughter Arlene join for a family dinner. Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Weber of Junction City visit to celebrate Mother's Day with Mrs. Weber’s parents.

P. W. Ewing Kansas City Kenneth Ewing R. A. Cox Arlene Topeka A. A. Weber Junction City John Utley Bass Lake Minn Utley Lawrence Karl Kreider Margaret C. T. Crowe Boonville Stanton Kreider Kemper Military Academy E. L. Campbell Laird and Bruce Bonner Springs M. M. Campbell Amarillo Tex Campbell Ray Blancett Colorado Springs Mary Willett Wichita Ralph Varnum Mr. Varnum

Social Notes Travel and Visits Across Kansas and Nearby

Ralph Walter and Mrs. Blancett attend kin and friends in Lawrence while Patti Payne joins a house party in Wichita. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham spend the day in Kansas City as Mrs. Sechrist and her three children travel from Longmont to visit relatives. Mrs. Lawson and her daughter return from Milwaukee and Dodds with John Andrews come back from Tulsa after a gas meeting. Mabel Elliott visits Topeka for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wright. Etta Corle arrives from Boston to stay with Mrs. Rankin. Robert Owler attends Alpha Delta Pi convention in Manhattan.

Ralph Walter Blancett Willett H. F. Olson Lawrence Patti Payne Wichita Reba Corbett Corbett Ranch R. C. Abraham Kansas City Evan Sechrist Longmont Calif W. E. Wilson Paul B. Lawson P. F. Meigs Milwaukee Wis John Andrews Tulsa Okla American Gas Association Woolaroo Ranch Frank Phillips Bartlesville Oklo Mabel Elliott Topeka C. O. Wright Etta Corle Boston Mass Paul Rankin Robert Ovler Alpha Delta Pi Manhattan

Bible classes closed in Topeka graduation at Women’s Club

The Menninger Bible classes ended with a Topeka gathering at the Women’s Club Tuesday evening marking the forty second year of Mrs Menninger’s Bible study influence. Lawrence graduates listed include Mechanies Brinkman Burgert Edwards McClain Maiden Moress Newby Penny Street and Wise and Miss Edith Wesamott.

Menninger Lawrence Women’s Club Topeka Bruce Cameron H. C. Brinkman R. O. Burgert Gavl Erwin Edwards Walter McClain H. E. Maiden J. P. Moress Charlotte Newby N. M. Penny J. J. Street Mattie M. Wise Edith Wesamott

The New Mother Sermon Theme at First Methodist

Dr. Robert A. Hunt will preach on The New Mother at the 10:50 Sunday service. Dorothy Enlow Miller plays Introduction-Chorale, Wesleyan Chorus performs God Shall Wipe Away All Tears, Lamb of God sung by Mary Louise Beatie, Eugene Nininger on violin.

R. A. Hunt First Methodist Church Boellmann Dorothy Enlow Miller Russell Organ Wesleyan Chorus Field Lamb of God Bizet Mary Louise Beatie Eugene Nininger Robert A. Hunt

Weather Bureau Fund Kept for Kansas City Forecasts

The agriculture appropriations bill passed by the senate retains a house provision creating a $50,000 weather bureau for Kansas City Missouri. The fund would be available next year to permit direct forecasting from Kansas City for Missouri.

Weather Bureau Washington Agriculture Appropriations Senate House Kansas City Missouri

Lawrence Sunday Forum set at Ninth Street Baptist Church

Members of Alpha Psi Alpha fraternity will lead the program for the Lawrence Sunday Forum meeting Sunday at 4 30 o clock in the Ninth Street Baptist church.

Mabel Elliott Tennessee Street Ellen Payne Universite Y.W.C.A Y.W.C.A Lawrence Sunday Forum Alpha Psi Alpha Fraternity Ninth Street Baptist Church

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