Social Calendar Highlights From Friday Gatherings
Friday events feature bridge luncheons at Evans Hearth hosted by Mrs. C. B. Russell and Mrs. C. E. Decker, P. E. O. chapter hosts, and luncheons by Delta Delt and Vendredi clubs. Saturday includes Betty Washington DAR luncheon, University Club dance, and Douglas County Farm Bureau and Lawrence Woman’s Club party.
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C. B. Russell
Evans Hearth
Mothers’ League
Frank E. Jones
Delta Delt Club
Philip Ernst
Kathryne Wilson
J. B. Edmondton
W. E. Tenney
Vendredi Club
H. B. Peairs
C. E. Decker
L. G. Abele
R. A. DeWatteville
Karl Kreider
Robert Davis
A. J. Mix
Robert Haggart
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
University Club
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Lawrence Woman's Club
Social teas and clubs highlight Kansas events
Activities include Alpha Omicron Pi and mothers tea from 4 to 6 at the Evans Hearth bridge luncheon with sixteen guests, and prizes won by Mrs. Keeler Hawkins Sluss and others. A dinner honors Miss Norris and Edgar Dowling ahead of a June 2 wedding. The Business and Professional Women's club hosts a spring party with forty members and floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Mix
Alpha Omicron Pi
Edna Patterson
Elwyn Dees
R.P. Stringham
Evans Hearth
Guy V. Keeler
John E. Hawkins
A . Sluss
T. H. Marsnail
W. E. Tenney
J. H. Taggart
Marie Norris
Salina
Edgar J. Dowling
University School of Business
Betty Cole
Parsons
Virginia Sheldon
Granville Wilhelm
Kansas City
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonial
J. C. Robinson
Seminole
Okla
Grace Hess
Lorraine Lawrence
Graceess
Lauretta Schmidt
Minnie Bearman
Howard McConnell
Pla-Mar
Bridge
Warren Casey
Karl Kreider
Husband and Wife Quip Reveals Candid Domestic View
A 1937 quote notes a husband’s blunt view that many wives are the most selfish in his experience, reflecting satirical or opinionated tone typical of syndicated content. The remark emphasizes marital tensions and self-perception in domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Syndicate
Colonial Dames Meet In Leavenworth With Hostesses
The annual Colonial Dames meeting runs today and tomorrow in Leavenworth with Atchison Lawrence and Leavenworth members hosting. Attendees include Mrs C E Friend and Miss Edith Clarke from Lawrence. A business meeting occurred at the homes of Mrs C D Lloyd and Mrs Effie Van Tuyl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Dames
Leavenworth
Atchison, Lawrence and
C. E. Friend
Edith Clarke
Lawrence
C. D. Lloyd
Effie van Tuyl
Dan Anthony, Jr
F. D. Webster
Leavenworth Country Club
Fort. Leavenworth
Corpus Christi
Tex
C. M. Clark
New Hampshire Street
Clark
Phillips Petroleum Company of
Raymond Elmer Pippert Born at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Elmer Pippert announce their son Raymond Elmer born May 18 at Memorial hospital Mrs Pippert formerly Miss Leona Rappard Also notes from local clubs: Midland Rural Club meeting at Mrs C G Husted with eleven members present and guests Mrs Clyde Husted and children Barbara Caroline Mary Catherine and Mrs Beard Next meeting May 26 at Mrs A W Garvin Kennard W C T U met at Mrs Mattie Crooks home Devotional by Mrs J N Gordon Current events and Evelyn Mercer sang with Doris Twente at piano Mrs Conrad Marshall gave a scientific temperance demonstration Flowers club to meet at Chamber of Commerce rooms Mrs D S Woodward to speak on Old Roses and Roses of Today Iota Nu year ends with a picnic at 6 PM at Mrs C M Gorrill 1300 Ohio Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
R. C. Mitchell
Baldwin
W. C. McNown
E.E. Bayles
Williamsburg
W.va
University Women's Club
McNown
Karl Baldwin
G. N. Be- Wout
A. E. Garrison
Elmer Pippert
Raymond Elmer
Memorial Hospital
Pippert
Leona Rappard
Midland Rural Club
C. G. Husted
Clyde Husted
Barbara
Caroline
Mary Catherine
Beard
A. W. Garvin
Kennard W. C. T. U
Mattie Crooks
J. N. Gordon
Evelyn Mercer
Doris Twente
Conrad Marshall
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
D. S. Woodward
Fred Hunsinger
Iota Nu
C. M. Gorrill
Ohio Street
Elmer Husted
Riverside Farm Bureau
North Third Street
W. K. Myers
Cottonwood Falls
Irene Robertson
Husted
C. C. Potter
John
Owen Mitchell
Golf Matches at Country Club Tuesday Morning
Golf matches will be played as usual Tuesday morning at the Country club. Any women who wish.
Leavenworth Women Pairings and Club Activities Report
Women from the Leavenworth Country Club paired for a Wednesday match with fourteen members participating. Trinity Lutheran Church women hosted a May meeting with guest speaker Mrs. Joseph F. King on Hawaii and music by Mrs. I. H. Oehrle and Barbara Hull. Various bridge and social clubs held gatherings with prizes awarded and plans for a picnic and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Banks
L. N. Lewis
Hugh Means
F. Barteldes
H. B. Ober
W. Kk. Bruner
C. C. Sewart
Caryl Dodds
G. E. Moseley
I. W. Hartley
J. J. Perry
Gene Glahn
H. L. Nevin
B. G. Gustafson
CC. E. Decker
H. W. Stowits
N. C. Lindstrom
S. Schwahn
H. J. Hanna
Leavenworth Country Club
C. C. Stewart
Lawrence
Gerald Penney
R. A. de Watteville
Trinity Luthern Church
Joseph F. King
Hawaii
I. H. Oehrle
Barbara Hull
C. O. Aston
John Selig, Jr
Albert Hayden
Mrs Sterling Arrives With Three Children as Guests
Mrs. Robert Sterling and her three children from Colombia arrive early this morning and will be guests of Prof. and Mrs. M. W. Sterling. Dr. Sterling plans to leave Colombia on June 7 after a two year stay. J. J. Tate Clark arrived last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sterling
Colombia
South America
M. W. Sterling
Dr. Sterling
J . J. Tate Clark
Travelers and visitors scene across Lawrence area
Local residents and guests travel and visit from Corpus Christi Leavenworth Tulsa and Muskogee. Several attend events including Beta Sigma Phi state assembly and Grinnell alumni banquet while others spend weekends with relatives and recuperate after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden E. Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Alice B. Myers
Topeka
Fleming G. Moore
Moore
Thomas White
Haskell Institute
Myrna Emrick
Muskogee
Oklo
J. W. Stone
Erma McManus
Helen Harshberger
Winfield
Kan
Clarence Stallard
S. E. Barton
Henry Holliday
Evelyn Miller
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Leavenworth
E. O. Wood, Jr
Urbana. K
J. G. Blocker
Blocker
Lynn Butcher
Marion
F. S. Butcher
John H. MacDonald
Ridgewood
N. J
Harriet Haskell MacDonald
Benford Taylor
David Kelso
Wakefield
Mass
University of Kansas
J. H. Taggart
C. B. Holmes
Grinnell College
Kansas City
Holmes
Julius Holmes
Wichita
J. R. Holmes
Ex Plan Wheat Insurance Meetings In Douglas County
A series of meetings explains wheat crop insurance under the 1938 farm bill in Douglas County. Premium rates for 75 percent coverage are 11.9 bushels per acre and 50 percent coverage 7.9 bushels. Meetings start 8 pm at various locations Monday and Tuesday including Lecompton Willow Springs Clinton Marion Grant Kanwaka Palmyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lecompton
Willow Springs
Clinton
Marion
Enterprise
Grant
White School
Kanwaka
Palmyra
Baldwin High School
Vogue Prix de Paris honors KU student from Kansas City
Eudora and Wakarusa appear in the section as students compete in Vogue magazine's Prix de Paris contest. Sarah Lou Taylor, a University of Kansas business senior from Kansas City, is named honorable mention among 252 colleges in 46 states. First prize went to Valentine Porter of Carmel California, with six months in Vogue offices. Second prize to Helen Hartman of Lancaster Pennsylvania. Ten students receive honorable mention.
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Sarah Lou Taylor
University of Kansas School of Business
Kansas City
Vogue Magazine
Taylor
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Vogue
New York
Paris
Valentine Porter
Radcliffe College
Carmel
Calif
Helen Hartman
Bryn Mawr
Lancaster
Start of Gateway Casket Factory Construction at Perry
Laying of brick on the main building of the Gateway Casket company began yesterday. J. T. Constant Construction company is building a one story brick and cement structure 11 by 50 feet with another 48 by 32 feet building. The firm has been located in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gateway Casket Company
Perry
Kan
J. T. Constant Construction Company
The
Casket Company
Kansas City
Company to Move to Perry for New Warehouse and Jobs
The firm plans relocation to Perry once buildings are finished, employing 25 to 30 skilled workers. About a dozen families will relocate to Perry as the company rents the Masonic building there for a warehouse and showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Masonic
W R C No 113 to Meet Samuel Walker
Samuel Walker Women’s Relief Corps No 113 will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock at the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R.C. No
Samuel Walker Women’s Relief Corps No. 113
Memoriad Day Sermon Planned at North Lawrence Baptist Church
Members are asked to attend on Sunday May 29 to finalize arrangements for the Memoriad day sermon at the North Lawrence Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence Baptist Church
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Dorothy Cox
Catherine Penner
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Mary L. Gieseman
Roy Helm
Edna Daniels
Margaret Schumann
Abbie Atherton
Marjorie Dietrich
Billy H. Poland
Bringfield
Irth
Bradley Melvin
Poland
Maxine Miller
Melvin Miller
Mercredi Club
Evans
Robert Taft
Kansas
F. QO. Russell
H. E. Chandler
W. H. Schoene
F. A. Russell
Marc Jantzen
W. D. Paden
Hermina Zipple
Mary Lou Holloway
Also Club
Ernest Wakefield
Thomas Oster
Washington, D. C
Clifton Garrett
Maine Street
Karl Alan
Garrett
Hazel Stowe
Kanwaka Literary Club
W. F. Elkin
Leonora Elkin
John Levett
Elkin
Russell Anderson
Lois
Merle Colman
A. S. Anderson
Old Friends Club
G. O. Wulfkuhie
Elm Street
William Schafstall
George Bullene
Otto Elston
H. and W. Bridge Club
Duane Glenn
Emmett Smith
Eudora
Eudora High School
Tuesay
Wakarusa
K. U
Weaver's
Enoz
Enov Nn
Enoz Para
J. K. Woodhull
Lawrence, Kan
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