Drennan–Browning wedding noted in Kansas City area
Mrs. William Drennan of Kansas City Kan announces the marriage of daughter Mary Alice to Maurice Browning int, son of Prof. and Mrs. LN t, at Liberty Missouri on September 42 1930. Mrs. Flint a Wyandotte and University of Kansas alumna. Mr. Flint to receive KU electrical degree. Dorothy Henderson of Kansas City to wed William G Huston Jr June 19 with a bridge luncheon and shower hosted by Miss Virginia Hutson. Activities include Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae picnic at Lawrence with tennis croquet baseball and swimming and church and club gatherings across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Drennan
Kansas’ City
Kan
Mary Alice
Maurice Browning Int
LN. T
Liberty
Flint
Wyandotte High School
University ,Kansas
Alpha Elta Pi
Lawrence Memoii
University of Kansas
Dorothy Henderson
Kansas City
William G. Huston, Jr
Virginia Hutson
Pts Eldridge
Henderson
Miss Henderson
Lucille Henderson
Margaret Shepard
Charlotte Russell
Pauline Christian
Gene Giddings
Ell
Kathryn Kueck
Paola
Ruth Linscott
Topeka
Janice Poole
Virginia Pensinger
Fern’ Snyder
Carolyn Combe
Lawrence
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Irving Hill
J. Kelley
White Cloud
D. Bowersock
R. E. Melvin
A. B. Weaver
John L. Kilworth
0. W. Maloney
Social Calendar Highlights Clubs and Dinners This Week
Tuesday events include Zodiac club luncheon at the Corn ing club and a picnic for active diapel at Mrs. Irding Hall. Various clubs host bridge gatherings, receptions, and luncheons throughout the week at homes and hotels with names like Victoria club, Amigas, Helianthus, and Imperial auction club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zodiac Club
Corning_club
Freppe
Iryding Hall
B. B. Hill
BR. L. He Club
Verner Smith
I Victoria
Garvin
Margaret Schumann
BR An Adh
W. Wb
Presbyterian ladies host afternoon meeting with missionary talk
Members of the Presbyterian church met Monday afternoon led by Mrs W F Morris with songs by Mrs Mary Thomas and piano by Mrs S J Runkle. A report showed about thirty five new members and a forthcoming lunch to fund this year’s budget. Mrs G Watermulder spoke on motherhood and Indian missions. The session ended with a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Morris
Mary Thomas
S. J. Runkle
Mollie Swain
E. A. Lindsay
C. Manwaring
Coila Morrison
Thomas
Runkle
G. Watermulder
Lawrence
Decorative Oasis of Red and White Irish Linen Embroidery
A brief feature notes the shown oasis of red woven with white embroidery by Irish linen crafts, highlighting decorative textile artistry and traditional needlework craft.
Personal notices and travels near Kansas City scene
About seventy guests are invited to an event. Miss Elizabeth Tucker heads to visit cousins. Mrs. George H. Johnson of Beverly Hills and Mrs. Robert Gordon of Bartlesville arrive to spend days with Mrs. F. E. Kester. Rev. J. R. Nanninga departs for Hiawatha for Evangelical church conference and seeks local pulpit for next year after buying the Beamer home at 1307 New Hampshire. Mrs. N. E. Whipple visits sister Mrs. H. G. Van Neste. Mrs. S. K. Glatthaar returns from Odessa after a death, while Mrs. Emma Fagan spends day in Kansas City. Miss May Edmondson travels to Kansas City to visit Mrs. E. H. Owens and will return Friday. Mrs. G. E. Miller from the Sigma Nu house spends day in Kansas City.
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Elizabeth Tucker
George H. Johnson
Beverly Hills
Cal
Robert Gordon
Bartlesville
Okla
F. E. Kester
J. R. Nanninga
Evangelical Church
Hiawatha
Kansas Conference of Evangelical Churches
Nanninga
Beamer
New Hampshire Street
N. E. Whipple
Lecompton
H. G. van Neste
K. Glatthaar
Odessa
C. Wi. Ritzman
Emma Fagan
John McCormack named vice president of Irish Music Academy
John McCormack, famed tenor and papal count, accepts the vice-presidency of the Royal Irish Academy of Music in Dublin after Lord Glenavy's death. He wires the lord mayor of Dublin to report his aim to build a great civic auditorium housing an orchestra in cooperation with the Academy.
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Dublin
John Asw
Royal Irish Academy of Music
Lord Glenavy
McCormack
The
Academy of Music
First Greek Boy Scouts Get Charter in Florida
The first troop of Boy Scouts of America formed by all Greek boys has been chartered in Tarpon Springs Florida. The troop is sponsored by the local Greek community involved in the sponge industry. A Frankfort Indiana man who was appointed postmaster has combined his train mill with the post office. A baby leopard seal rare in California waters is being bottle fed by its fisherman captor in San Pedro.
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Tarport Springs
Fla
Boy Scouts of America
Frankfort
Ind
California
San Pedro
83 year old grad to study sociology at Missouri
Walter L. Church an 83 year old Long Beach resident will re enter the University of Missouri this year for special work in sociology and education. He earned a master’s degree long ago as a member of the arts and sciences class of 1867 and also holds degrees from Washington University in St. Louis and the University of Kentucky. He is a retired attorney. Salt Lake City will plant 16 000 trees for George Washington bicentennial observance.
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Columbia, Mo
Walter L. Church
Long Beach
Cal
University of Misouri
Church
College of Arts and Science
Washington University
St. Louis
University of Kentucky
Salt Lake City
George Washington
Reception for school's fine arts seniors at Valleyview
Dean and Mrs Swirtholt invite Margaret Jewell Abbie Atherton and Thelma Haverty to the annual seniors reception at Valleyview on Thursday evening June 4 at 8 o clock. Guests include seniors from art and music departments and department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jewell
Abbie Atherton
Thelma Haverty
D. M. Swi Rtholt
School of Fine Arts
Valleyview
Gliders Records Cited by Commerce Agency
United States commerce records show 977 gliders registered on January 38, 1981, against 45 in the previous year, indicating a notable rise in registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of
Commerce
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Women’s Council of the Christian Church
Mobeis
R. B. Stevens
Arlene Wade
H. S. Mitchell
R. T. Green
Ray Warner
E. T. McFarland
Octet Bridge Club
Lloyd Cole
Hutchinson
Jack Marshall
D. H. Coe
Roy Underwood
G. W. Bradshaw
Howard Gurtler
RK. L. H. Club
B. B. Will
Missouri Street
A. A. ‘Green
C. E. ‘Thayer
Ottawa
Neil Thayer
Lucille
Ernest Rothwell
William Haag
Ittern
Virgil Smith
Charles Haas
Kennard W. C. T. U
FE. F. Caldwell
Miercotes Club
K. A.dames
Charles Oaks
H. H. Holloway
E. O. W. Bridges Club
Goal Kennedy
Finia Paes
Philip Schrock
Meddie Parel
Walter Deay
Ama
Mies Vivian Skillen
Mia, Jr. D. Pratt
Honolulu
Eldridge Hotel
la Corte. Club
Ernest Ligsby
Amigas Club
Everett Stith
Helianthus Club
G. H. Allen
Mercredi Club
Mrr
A. Russell Needlecraft Club
Edna Patterson
John A. Peston
Mother's League
WW. &. Johnson
Imperial Auction Club
Frith Meyn
N. B.C
CG .Simons
Women's Society
the First Baptist Church
Gifford
Weeber Hutton, Jr
HL. Ober
Vendreddith
Happy Bidders Bridge Club
Robert Laptad
Delta Sigma Lambda
Thi Rupps Psi
Chantar House
Palta-Tau Pelta
Sigma
W. 8. Dalton
Virginia
Hutson
Dorothy Henibreon
Aunthet
Robert Quillen
Egu’ Mae
Bill
Publisherd Syndicate
Girl Scout Council
Dover
Bridge
Rock
Bernice Jones
Emma Wagner
Marjorie Ryther
Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Schumann
Ohio Street
Fay Brown
LaVeta Madden
Elizabeth Tuttle
Gladys ,Anthony
Grand Island, Neb
Virginia ‘Crim
Chicago
Helen Turner
Pts
Parig
John McCormack
Irish Music Academy
Pag Frank Warris
Nice
France
Florida
University of Missouri
Megs
Funk
Kelloggs
Battle Creek
Otto Fischer
Myers’ Greenhouse
MichiTa
New Swimming Pool
Ward’s Flowerfone
Panamas
Palace Beauty
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