Social Calendar Almanac of Events and Club Gatherings
Society notices list a busy week of meetings and outings for Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae, Finesse club, Coterie club, and many others. Activities include picnics, dinners, bridge and whist games, golf matches, chuck wagon carnival, and various luncheons across Evans Hearth, Colonial, Gage Park, and Topeka venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Theta
Robert Haggart
Dolph Simons
Evans Hearth
L. L. Richardson
M. P
M. Club
Edwin Fritz
M. N. Bridge Club
Gage Park
Topeka
Gray Strong
Delta Gamma
KU couples announce engagements in university circles
Mrs. E S Polson announces Louise Polson engagement to Marion Ernest Wade both KU students with family ties to Leavenworth and Sterling. Mr Wade is an electrical engineering sophomore and Kappa Eta Kappa member. Mr and Mrs William B Dalton announce Barrie Dalton engagement to Jim Murphy of Augusta Kan. Barrie, KU graduate and Columbia University library science alumna, works at Watson Library. Jim Murphy, KU pharmacy student and Kappa Psi member, is to marry in June at Plymouth Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Polson
Louise
Marion Ernest Wade
E. H. Wade
Leavenworth
Miss Polson
University of Kansas
M. W. Sterling
Wade
University
William B. Dalton
Barrie
Jim Murphy
F.S. Murphy
Augusta
Kan
Plymouth Congregational Church
Miss Dalton
Gamma Phi Beta
Columbia University
New York City
Watson Library
Murphy
School of Pharmacy
Kappa Psi
Engagement notices and wedding plans in Lawrence newsroom
Mr and Mrs D d Richardson announce their daughter Rose Marie engaged to Clarence H McCabe of Lynn Massachusetts son of Mrs Lillie McCabe of Garnett The wedding is planned for this summer Miss Richardson is a KU arts and design junior McCabe alias Tiny earned an engineering degree from KU last year and works for GE A second item notes the May 10 1948婚 ceremony in Manhattan Kansas between Miss Mary Evelyn Kennedy and Dr Morgan Knotts Jarvis of Twin Falls Idaho The couple were married at the Episcopal church with family present Laura Randall of Ashland and Ed Moody of Phillipsburg attended The bride wore a white jersey gown with pearls and lilies of the valley bouquet and traveled in a blue serge suit Afterward Miss Jarvis left for Twin Falls with her husband The society column mentions Mrs Jane MacLean leaving Lawrence and a Thursday am whist club hosted at Gage Park The Tri-Deck bridge club met with a surprise shower for Mrs Wayne Owens and plans for the next meeting May 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.d. Richardson
Rose Marie
Clarence H. McCabe
Lynn
Mass
Lillie McCabe
Garnett
Miss Richardson
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
McCabe
Tiny
University of Kansas
General Electric Company
Mary Evelyn Kennedy
Orin
Alpha Delta Pi ‘Sorority
Jarvis
Kansas State College
Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity
Twin Falls
Jane MacLean
Lawrence
Gage Park
Topeka
Lean
Local Women Attend Events Across Camp and Community Clubs
Visiting groups from Camp Robinson Arkansas join local mothers for a Kansas National Guard battalion review led by Maj. Ellis Christiansen. Douglas County Nurses Association meets at Lawrence Memorial Hospital nurses home. Leisure Hour Club hosts at 1012 Rhode Island with Mrs. Ellis assisting. W.M.S. May meeting at church features a program with Lois Elm, Marjorie Schwalm, and others. Brackett Farm Bureau refurbishes furniture. June 6 listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Dahlene
Fannie Conley
W. EB. Walters
Betty Lou Grant
Camp Robinson
Ark
Douglas County Nurses Association
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
David Watson
Rhode Island Street
Mrs. Ellis
Church Women Plan Meetings and Social Events Weekend
The Women’s Missionary society hosts a mother and daughter meeting at Mrs. G. W. Howard’s home 7385 Missouri street tomorrow at 2 15 with Mrs. Harold Eberhart assisting. Mrs. E G Day leads the study book lesson and Mrs. Courtney Bratton will entertain the Progressive contract club Thursday at 2. Chapter EA of P E O meets at Mrs. Richard B. Stevens’s home for luncheon Friday at 1 15 with Mrs. Raymond Schwegler Jr assisting. Prizes in a morning golf tournament at the Country club go to Mrs. C Stewart most 6s Mrs. Roger Allen most 7s and Mrs. L E Rice most 8s. Mrs. H B Kibler and Mrs. Walter Parker host a shower for Miss Minnie Louise Abel of Eudora Thursday at Kibler’s east of town. The annual Mother and Daughter dinner of the First Christian church is Wednesday at 6 30 during church night with a covered dish meal and sandwiches. Mrs. I W Hartley presides and the program features What I Admire in My Mother, Margaret Turner solo Mother-Machreé Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Allen
Evans Hearth
Progressive Circle
W. E. Sandelius
F. S. Hail
Colonial
Newcomers Club
Raymond Nichols
Charles Laming
Tonganoxie
Bridgettes
Progressive Contract Club
Courtney Bratton
Home Aid ‘Society
Carl Graeer
W.M.S
Mission Bands
Little Herald
Walter Pohl
Lois Elm
Little Heralds
Roy Schwalm
Marjorie Schwalm
Kenneth Pohl
Caroline Bond
Ervin Schwalm
Twila Bond
Ruby Mae He
Pohl
Schwalm
Women’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
G. W. Howard
Missouri Street
Harold Eberhart
E. G. Day
P.E.O
Richard B. Stevens
Raymond Schwegler, Jr
C. Stewart
L. E. Rice
H. B. Kibler
Walter Parker
Minnie Louise Abel
Eudora
First Christian Church
I. W. Hartley
Women’s Council
Margaret Turner
Machreé
Virginia
Pleasant Valley and Community Club Meet and Social Events
Community notices list a Pleasant Valley club meeting on Friday May 16 at the Pleasant Valley schoolhouse with Bert Nichols presenting travel pictures and refreshments. Other society items include officers named for the City Pan Hellenic council, PTAs meeting plans, engagements and weddings, teas, and a Chuck Wagon Carnival at Lawrence Country Club forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Community Club
Pleasant Valley
Bert Nichols
Kansas City
Lawrence Country Club
Community notices of club events and receptions
The Women's and men's tournament groups announce supper at 6 30 with games starting about 8. First Methodist church hosts a reception and supper for Dr and Mrs O E Allison on Wednesday evening. Newcomers club meets at 1617 Alabama street Thursday at 3 to elect officers. Mother and Daughter banquet at First Baptist tomorrow starts at 6 sharp to finish by 8. Mrs Werner and others attend Bundles for Britain reception in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
O. E. Alli
Henry Werner
Hunter Monteith
Verner F. Smith
Kansas City
Lady Halifax
Lucy Drage
Bundles For
Britain
Kanwaka Literary Club to Meet with Elkins Hostessing
Mrs W F Elkin and Miss Leonora Elkin will host the Kanwaka Literary club Thursday afternoon. Favorite authors will be the roll call topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Elkin
Leonora Elkin
Kanwaka
Holmeses visit Lawrence friends. travel plans set
Mr and Mrs Ray Holmes longtime Lawrence residents now in Great Bend visit friends in Lawrence They report Holmes manages a theater in Great Bend and will attend a meeting in Kansas City on Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Holmes
Great Bend
Lawrence
Holmes
Kansas City
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Society
Journal-World
Eerasne
Mary’ Gilmore Allen
FL. Caldwell
AL Cook
C. D. Cowgill
C. EB. Esterly
T. G. Fitch
A. Gifford
J. R. Harrison
Jane Condon MacLean
C. W. Sparr V. A. Young
Ladies’ Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
Eva Abraham
Tri-Deck Bridge Club
Rusty Springer
Wayne Owens
R. R. Nelson
Owens
Harriet Banks
Freida Rothchild
Brackett Farm Bureau
Guy Bigsby
Margaret Haines
Jack Kelsey
Sarah Combs
Vera Morgan
Pan- Hellenic Council
A. B. Mitchell
H. X. Dolen
Colonial Tea Room
Laurence Woodruff
F. H. Smithmeyer
Woodlawn P.T.A
Gray ‘Strong
Ohio Street
Home Aid Society
Carl Graeber
George F. Kennedy
Olathe
Helen Louise Talbert
George R. Waggoner
George Waggoner
Waggoner
Oklo
Talbert
Eudora Rural
Otto Dreher
Helen
Carl Hunsinger
George Hunsinge
W.S.C.S
W. H. Pasewark
Barker Avenue
R. K. Nicholson
M. E. Jones
E. F. Sullivan
T. D. Funk
Swope
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Cook
Cook's Paints
University Women’s Club
Alabama Street
First Baptist Church
Lowell E. Bailey
Ed Garich
Howard E. Koelb
Weaver
Neck of the Woods
THE
Kansas. Electric Power CO
Green Bros
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