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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1936

Page

6

Social clubs and BridgeDinners Weekend Notes

Thursday events include Mrs F H Smithmey and Mrs Warwick Benedict hosting whist and contract clubs with newcomers, a picnic at Brown's Grove, and a Bridgetter event with Mrs E P Sisson. Friday features Kappa Beta dinner and AZ PEO luncheon at Mrs H B Peaks home, Helianthus club bridge after Clinton Park luncheon, plus Vendredi and Delta Dek gatherings. Saturday sees Mrs M T Coolidge and Mrs Ethan Smith at a bridge luncheon at Eldridge and other Colonial and Hough gatherings.

F. H. Smithmey Whist Club Warwick Benedict Brown's Grove E. P. Sisson H. B. Peaks Helianthus Club A. M. Ockerblad Clinton Park Philip Ernst Delta Dek Club H. B. Bullene Vendredi Club R. S. Fox Colonial J. M. Sanderson G. W. Bradshaw Dinner Bridge Club M. T. Coolidge Ethan Smith Eldridge C. T. Hough

Social events and notices from Lawrence society page

Miss Virginia May Johnston hosts a buffet for Miss Vivian Skilton and Richard H. Frazier with guests listed and bridge to follow at a local home. Dining and bridge arrangements feature Mrs C L DeWatteville and others, plus furniture, prizes, and travel plans for several attendees. The column reports engagements, university graduates, club meetings, and birth announcements.

Virginia May Johnston Vivian Skilton Richard H. Frazier Skilton CS. Skilton Frazier Helen Skilton Frederick Jan Frazier Chiapasso

Clair Oil Company in Fort Worth Headqu arters

The Al-So club met at Mrs. Roy Alexander's home with all but three members present inviting Mrs. Ndis Penfold to join. Guests included Mrs. Clara Bircher and Byron. Iced refreshments ended the meeting. Next meeting at Mrs. Lloyd Castle's home. Alpha Omicron Pi pledges Isabel Olson of Kansas City Missouri. The Happy Hour club meets tomorrow at Mrs. W. O. Jones's home, and roll call will note vacation plans.

Al-So Club Roy Alexander Mra. Ndis Penfold Clara Bircher Byron Lloyd Castle Happy Hour Club W. O. Jones New Hampshire Street South Side Reading Club George Wise Harry Shepard Chester Brown Fred Hunsinger H. E. Eustace Jackie Payne Goldie Daniels Mattie Piper Aimee Piper Helen June Clinton Park

Junior-Senior Banquet At Dread Training School

The Junior-Senior banquet of the Dread Training school will be held tomorrow evening at the Manor with about 45 guests. Dancing will entertain later in the evening. A dinner at the Country club last night drew about 35 attendees after the Scotch foursomes.

Westminster Hall Hilltop House Elizabeth Ebright Lucille Arnott Dorothy Bangs Marybeth McManus Zonella Emerson Dread Training School J. R. Payne Glenn Charlton Charlton Earle W. Patton George A. Mills V. K. Bruner Harry Green

Kans State Bar Meeting Attendees Noted in Personal Items

Judge and Mrs Hugh Meana and Mr and Mrs C C Stewart will drive to Wichita for the Kansas State Bar association meeting and return Sunday. Paul L Weaver of Los Angeles visits Mr and Mrs K C Jones over the weekend. Mrs C G Perkins departs for North Carolina to spend summer with her daughters Mrs W B Ross of Greensboro and Mrs Graham Kerr of Charlotte. Cecil Howard undergoes appendectomy at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs A B Mitchell and Mr and Mrs George Melvin travel to Wichita for the state bar meeting. Mrs John Beamer leaves for business in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Harry Frazee and Mr and Mrs Henry Asher, with Justice and Mrs Walter Thiele of Topeka, head to Wichita for bar meeting. Daryl J Dodds undergoes major operation. condition satisfactory. Chancellor E H Lindley speaks at Kiwanis luncheon in Kansas City Kansas. Dr O W Davidson, president of the Kansas City organization, drives to Lawrence to escort Lindley to the meeting.

Hugh Meana C. C. Stewart Wichita Kansas State Bar Association Paul L. Weaver Los Angeles Calif K. C. Jones C. G. Perkins North Carolina W. B. Ross Greensboro Graham Kerr Charlotte Cecil Howard Barker Avenue Memorial Hospital A. B. Mitchell George Melvin John Beamer Columbus Harry Frazee Henry Asher Justice Walter Thiele Topeka

Picnic Plans For C P A Annual Event At Holcom Grove

Plans advanced for the annual C P A picnic to be held August 13 at Holcom's grove. Flood lights will illuminate Holcom's pavilion and baseball games plus many athletic events are planned with a big dance featuring the Dixie Lumber Jacks orchestra. Ed Heaston and Bar Gorrill lead entertainment and prize procurement duties while parking arrangements are being organized to maximize space for attendees.

C.P.A B. Rumsey Indiana Street Holcom Grove Weaoon Dixie Lumber Jacks Orchestra Ed Heaston Bar Gorrill Chester Weibel John Callahan Carl Schwartz Theodore Buchheim C. B. Rumsey Douglas County Tri-State Will Gorrill Arthur Richards Roy Deskins

Two Couples Wed Here at Court House Ceremony

Probate Judge L H Menger performed the wedding ceremony yesterday afternoon for Dorsey Burgess of Kansas City Missouri and Mary Home of Topeka. This morning he married Fred Weers and Iva Mae Kerr, both of Kansas City Missouri.

L. H. Menger Court House Dorsey Burgess Kansas City Mary Topeka Fred Weers Iva Mae Kerr

Forty Write On Banking High Program At Liberty Memorial

Forty Lawrence high school students entered a contest sponsored by the Kansas Bankers Associations for students at Liberty Memorial high school. Prizes were seven fifty for first, five for second, and two fifty for third. The questions cover bank services for business, why banks buy government bonds, where banks keep cash, and why banks are safe places for surplus funds.

Lawrence High School Kansas Bankers Associations Liberty Memorial High School

Judgments and Field Day Notes In Douglas County

A justice court in Douglas County hears complaints charging Joe R. White with child desertion and Bertha E. Mason with passing a worthless check on the G. E. Conkey Co on June 14 1935. Meanwhile six county farmers attended the Agronomy Field Day at Kansas State College in Manhattan to review agronomy programs and farm practices. Participants included Deal Six Lawrence Leonard W H Hayden H C Chamney John Henry Elgin Button and G J Bahn Imaier.

Justice Court of O. J. Lane Joe R. White Justice of the Peace Lane Bertha E. Mason Douglas County Manhattan Kansas State College Deal Six County Farm Lawrence Leonard W. H. Hayden H. C. Chamney John Henry Elgin Button G. J. Bahn Imaier

Bullet removed after wounding of Jesse Livermore Jr

A 15 year old Jesse Livermore Jr was seriously wounded last November when shot by his mother Dorothea F Wendt Livermore. Dr John L Moorehead at Postgraduate Hospital today removed the bullet lodged under his right shoulder blade. An official inquiry found the shooting accidental.

New York Jesse Livermore, Jr John L. Moorehead Postgraduate Hospital Dorothea F. Wendt Livermor Santa Barbara Calif

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C. L. DeWatteville Terrace Tea Room C. D. Young Lawrence C. H. Landes Bernice Hurlburt H. E. Rynerson Philip Edwards The Frank Smith Louisiana Street Frank Brown Bernard Schaff Y. M. S. Bridge Club Byron Cox Obed Thompson H. B. Roberts Thompson I. ‘H. Oehrle Howard Harris A.G. Wallace Elks Club M. C. Ball Ralph Wolfson K. C. Evans Carl Phillips S. F. Lewis Nortonville Dorothy William L. Kline N. N. Kline Hutchinson Miss Lewis Mr. Kline University of Kansas Schenectady N. Y General Electric Company Wiedemann’s Dhanerons Raymond F. Edwards William Eebeaiy Sergi R.L.H. Club F. A. Kelsey Arlie Kelsey C. W. Hemphill David Evans Grace Humbold Lucille Hill Lawrence Country Club Shawnee Country Club Adrian Lindsey N.B.C Charles Radcliffe West Twenty-third Street Richard Mullins R. R. Jackman T. C. Davis Tonganoxie Eremorial Hospital Davida Olinger Barbara Olinger Jayhawk Hotel Robert E. Ward Fort Worth Tex Robert Lawrence Providence Hospital Kan Ward Loretta Jessee Alpha Omicron Pi Isabel Olson Insas City Cordley School Leaders Association Guy Smith Melvin Goff R. H. Whaler Deal Mothers Discussion Club Glen Weeks North Eighth Street Harry Westergren Rebekahs C. O.F Sigma Delta Chi Marco Morrow Capper Publications Orhoventov Mich Phore Department of Journalism Kiwanis Club E. H. Lindley O. W. Davidson Dr. Lindley the World Co Cinderella Beauty Shop Mass Phoenix Gossamour Gossard Jeffries G. E. Conkey Company Weaver's Bankies Jersey Gantner and Matterns
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