Bridal and social notices span June weddings and showers
Miss Carol Chaney, to wed Robert J. Dema on June 12, enjoyed a Saturday bridal shower hosted by Miss Jacque Brahter and Mrs. Douglas Hargadine at 1146 Hilltop Drive. More than 50 guests included family, friends, and college peers. Separate events feature a Danforth Chapel themed shower for Miss Chris Wolf and Stephen Edmonds, with KU imagery and June 11 nuptials planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Chaney
Robert J. Dema
Jacque Brahter
Douglas Hargadine
Brahter
Hilltop Dro
George Brahler
Charles Williamson
John Chaney
Patty Chaney
John Dema
Donald McConnell
Judy
al Sabol Jr
Joan
Ray Conlin
Ruth Huddleson
Robert Kerr
David Newcomer
Chris Wolf
Stephen N. Edmonds
Wichita
Bill Perry
Norman Edmonds
Mike H. Getto
Robert Oyler
Lawrence
Linda Morton
Topeka
Everett Anderson
Caney
Perry
John Bradbury
Danforth Chapel
Bridge Hosts Honor Niece From California
Mrs. Marguerite Vinyard and Mrs. S Carl Loysen entertained with two bridge tables at Mrs. Loysen’s home in honor of their niece Mrs Eugene J Holmes of San Francisco. Holmes formerly Irene Laptad visits kin and plans to return to California Friday. University Club dinner-bridge winners included Mrs W G Beougher Mrs Della Peck Mrs Ferris Wolf and Mrs Paul Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Vinyard
S. Carl Loysen
Loysen
Eugene J. Holmes
San Francisco
Calif
Holmes
Irene Laptad
Lawrence Cope
California
University Club
W. G. Beougher
Della Peck
Ferris Wolf
Paul Gregory
Delta Kappa Gamma Founders Day Program at Lawrence Club
Omicron chapter celebrated Founders Day at Lawrence Country Club on Saturday May 14. Ruth Gagliardo Kansas State Teachers Association library services director spoke on Creativity in Literature and cited quotes to show books inspire ideas. Cecilia Pearson retired president installed officers including Elin Jorgensen Stone president Hazel Michael first vice president and others. Margaret Anderson gave the blessing. forty seven members and guests attended a luncheon with spring flowers pastel umbrellas and plastic nut cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Delta Kappa Gamma
Lawrence Country Club
Ruth Gagliardo
Kansas State Teachers Association
Cecilia Pearson
Elin Jorgensen Stone
Hazel Michael
Mary Gordon
Pear Senn
Emma Berg
Edyth Salvesen
Margaret Anderson
Surprise birthday dinner honors Mrs. Luckan
Mr and Mrs Lester Shirar hosted a surprise birthday dinner Sunday for Mrs Otto Luckan. Debra Shirar, 14, baked and decorated the cake. Guests included Otto and Mrs Luckan, George and Mrs Luckan, A K Winter and spouses, Mary Sharon Annette Winter, Charles Witter of Lecompton, and Debra and Jerry Shirar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Shirar
Otto Luckan
Recital of piano and violin at First Baptist Church
A recital of piano and violin selections is set for 8 p.m. Thursday at the First Baptist Church. Participants include students of Mrs Stan Shumway Mrs Luther Gilliam Mrs Don Beene Mrs Reginald Strait Mrs Jack Sievert Mrs R Edwin Browne Mrs John Clyatt and Mrs M C Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Stan Shumway
Luther Gilliam
Don Beene
Reginald Strait
Jack Sievert
R. Edwin Browne
John Clyatt
M. C. Allen
Lawrence Couple Announces Engagement and Wedding Plans
Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Spray of Lawrence announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Ann to A Byron Leonard II of Lawrence son of Dr. and Mrs A B Leonard also of Lawrence Miss Spray is a sophomore at Kansas University majoring in philosophy and French Leonard a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of KU in 1965 is Woodrow Wilson Fellow at the University of Chicago pursuing a master's in French literature A late August wedding is planned Also IH Route 3 reports the birth of Michael LeRoy on May 13 and a second son Douglas Allen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester B. Spray
Lawrence
Elizabeth Ann
A. Byron Leonard II
A. B. Leonard
Miss Spray
Kansas University
Leonard
Woodrow Wilson
University of Chicago
Route 3
Michael LeRoy
Douglas Allen
Kansas University Chancellor Wescoe to Speak at Honors Day
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe will speak at the annual Honors Day convocation Wednesday at Arkansas University in Fayetteville. Teresa Stoneback, Lawrence High senior, awarded Empyra Scholarship for 1966-67. plans to attend Kansas State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Arkansas University
Fayetteville
Teresa Stoneback
Lawrence
Empgyra Scholarship Foundation
Kansas State Teachers College
Miss Stoneback
I. J. Stoneback
Route 4
Claude Landon
4-H Club and Extension Homemakers Unit Meetings
The Cheechakos Extension Home makers Unit meets 8 p.m. Wednesday at 2112 N H St with Grace Sellers and Nancy Cluchey hosting. Lessons focus on good physical checkups and periodic examinations. May meeting hosted by Mrs Charles Hubbard Sr with discussion led by Mrs Ralph Fuqua. June session planned with Mrs Fuqua. Eudora Extension Homemakers Unit hosts at 1 30 p.m. Thursday with lessons by Mrs Roy Breithaupt and Mrs Henry Rinke, co hosted by Mrs Lela Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheechakos Extension Homemakers Unit
Grace Sellers
N. H. St
Nancy Cluchey
Charles Hubbard Sr
Enterprise Extension Homemakers Unit
Ralph Fuqua
Fuqua
Fred Ziesenis
Eudora
Eudora Extension
Roy Breithaupt
Henry Rinke
Lela Miller
Kansas PEO Sisterhood Elects New Officers at State Convention
Mrs. Fred Montgomery is named first vice president of the Kansas chapter. New officers include Nira Hamilton president and Sarah Butcher second vice president. Delegates from Lawrence and Wichita attended, with Stevens and Montgomery among the local participants. A history note recalls Woodrow Wilson buried at the National Cathedral in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Montgomery
Kansas
PEO
Wichita
Lawrence
Alan Hack
James Houghton
Charles Lacey
Don Henry
Richard B. Stevens
Montgomery
R. M. Raney
Iva Belle Harper
Nira Hamilton
Pratt
Sarah Butcher
McPherson
Rebecca Bright
Paola
Charlotte Street
Beloit
Valere Sinning
Holton
Susan Spriggs
Harold Fatzer
Topeka
Stevens
Benjamin Foster
Richard Morrison
Kansas City
Kan
Cottey College
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
National Cathedral
Overbrook High School Alumni Banquet Set
The Overbrook High School alumni banquet is scheduled for 6 30 p m Saturday May 28 in the high school auditorium. Special recognition will honor the 1941 and 1916 classes. Reservations must be made by May 25 with Mrs Byron Brooks Mrs Mary Frances Coffman or Mrs Albert Coffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overbrook High School
Byron
Julia) Brooks
Cambridge
Mary Frances Coffman
22Nd St
Lawrence
Albert Coffman
Overbrook
Social Calendar for Tuesday and Wednesday Events
Tuesday Beth Mu chapter Beta Sigma Phi TAG pan Mrs Ward Thompson 415 11th St Business and Professional Women's Club 730 pm Lawrence Women's Club 446 Mass St Wednesday Alvrusa Club noon Kimcheoul dridge Hotel Lawrence Newcomers Club 230 pm Jim's Steak House Pleasant Your Club 200 pm Mrs C OB Sneegas Oakridge Birthday Club 200 pm Mrs Dick Wise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Tag Pan
Ward Thompson
11Th St
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Mass
Kimcheouldridge Hotel
Lawrence
C. OB
Oakridge
Dick Wise
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