Lawrence social calendar notes evening gatherings and clubs
Mrs Ed Charles hosts a bridge luncheon at the Colonial tea room tomorrow at 1 PM. Local society items list guests from several families, birthday reminiscences at Lotus club luncheon, and multiple bridge and golf events at Colonial tea room and Lawrence Country Club. Highlights include anniversary reflections, club entertainments, and a parish card party.
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Ed Charles
Colonial Tea Room
The
Lotus Club
Country Club
E. F. Caldwell
Sadie Hutt
Eugene O'Neill
J. C. Armstrong
Ottawa
Jane Kirk
Tulsa
Okla
J. Frank Jones
George Hamilton
C. Busheng
C. E. Decker
Floyd Reiderer
Frank Banks
Lawrence Country Club
A. B. Weaver
Charles McCreight
H. C. Vogtel
Orville ‘Stone
R. H. Wheeler
Colonial
Mrs. C.iat Daugherty
M. G. R. Club
Nun Colonial Tea Room
Social Calendar Highlights Of Women Club Events
A dense listing of weekly social events and gatherings at the Country club Colonial Manor and related venues. Includes Kappa Alumnae picnics luncheon bridge dinners multiple clubs such as Needlecraft contract and YOM with members named, and notes on guests from Has Kell Institute and a Kansas City social workers conference.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Kappa
Kappa Gangma Alumnae
Irving Hil
A. S. Anderson
Coteris
Colonial
K. U. Engineers
F. A. Russett
Otto Barteldes
Y.om. L. Club
Wade Pierce
Harold Zuber
Eldridge
E. Lindquist
the Manor
Russell M. Kelly
Haskell Institute
G. W. Watermulder
John Bronson
Salisaw
Okla
Conference of
Social Workers
R. C. Jackman
the Colonial
C. B. Russell
R. C. Miller
F. ¢. Whipple
Tom Burtch
Miller
Miss Lois Smith convalesces after appendicitis operation
Miss Lois Smith of Route 3 is convalescing at the home of Mrs. H. C. Courtney at 311 East Eleventh Street after an appendectomy on May 14. The item also notes several social visits and engagements of local residents, including trips to Kansas City and conferences, with mentions of related individuals and places.
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Lois Smith
Route 3
H. C. Courtney
East Eleventh Street
Byron F. Cooke
Gene Perkins
Dartlesville
Oklo
Marion Talley
Harold Herlihy
Pasadena
Cal
C. Kelso
W. W. Hutton
Herlihy
Chicago
J. A. Henley
Evelyn Underwood
Phillipsburg
Roy Underwood
Underwood
J. C. Armstrong
Ottawa
J. C. Bushong
Jane Kirk
Tulsa
Okla
Florida
A. D.weaver
Mrs. Bullene
Independence
Nothing Like It Face Powder Ad
An ad promotes Melo-Glo face powder highlighting a French process that helps makeup last longer, hides large pores, blends with any complexion, and prevents irritation or dry skin. Available in 50 cents and one dollar.
Program Tonight closes two recital series at university
The first closing advanced student recital was praised as one of the year’s best with sixteen performers across piano voice violin and cello. Tonight at 7 30 in the University auditorium the final program features organ piano violin voice and two pianos with works by Bach Copland and Liszt among others and includes notable students and teachers from the school of fine arts.
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Margaret Hays
Ruth Miller
Ethel Jean Melone
Dorothy Fry
Emma Jo Swaney
Loa Marie Hansam
Ruth Stockwell
Harold Dolgenow
Willis Quant
Gretchen Speelman
Alice May de Forest
Maude Hour
Rowena Partridge
J. Morey Brandstetter
Mildred Allen
Watson Ingham
Howard C. Taylor
Roy Underwood
D. M. Swarthout
Carl A. Preyer
Alice Merle Conger
Agnes Husband
Meribah Moore
Irene Peabody
Waldemar Gelich
Karl Kuersteiner
Trinity Lutheran To Host Third Annual Vacation Bible School
The Trinity Lutheran Sunday school announces its third annual daily vacation Bible school starting Monday at 9 00 am for three weeks. The inter denominational program teaches Bible history stories hymns and verses for children from kindergarten through Junior High with Miss Helen Thorpe as principal and staff including Miss Naomi Light Miss Olga Schmidt Mrs Spencer Hull Mrs Obed Thompson and Mrs C W Hyre led by Rev C A.
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Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Lutheran School
Helen Thorpe
Naomi Light
Olga Schmidt
Spencer Hull
Obed Thompson
C. W. Hyre
C. A
Bible school enrollment opens for all children
Puls will give a daily Bible talk during assembly period. A 15 minute recreation period is provided and supervised by playground workers. Enrollments for kindergarten through junior high ages are welcome. Art school enrollment is possible after Bible school ends with art supervisors welcoming. Enrollment cards available at Trinity Lutheran church.
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A. Puls
Anl
Bibl
Trinity Lutheran Church
High School Exams Conclude Tomorrow at Local School
Final examinations for senior students began today and will end tomorrow. Regular classes closed yesterday. Commencement exercises are set for Friday evening in the school auditorium with Dr. W L Burdick of the University of Kansas as speaker.
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W. L. Burdick
University of Kansas
The Great Vic tory commencement details
The event will present The Great Vic tory as the subject. A. B. Ewing president of the board of education will present diplomas, assisted by FH Olney principal emeritus and Miss Vida Watson senior Sponsor. Admission is by ticket until 7 50 PM, then general seating. Each graduate gets five tickets.
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A. B. Ewing
Board of Education
FH. Olney
Vida Watson
Fine Arts Senior Will Give Recital on May 24
Jeanette Cass, pupil of Dean D M Swarthout and candidate for her Master of Music in piano, will give her graduate recital on Thursday at 8 o clock in the administration auditorium. She is from Omaha Nebraska, a Eastman School of Music graduate, and formerly director of music at Iberia Junior College Iberia Missouri for two years. She has been active in University musical affairs since coming to Kappa.
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Jeanette Cass
D.M. Swarthout
Miss Cass
Omaha
Neb
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Iberia Junior College
Iberia
Westminster singer performs Scriabin Fifth Sonata recital
A Westminster singer and pianist, noted for her work with the Westminster A Cappella choir, will present a program including Scriabine's Fifth Sonata. The piece, though rarely heard, promises novelty and engaging effects.
Five Women to Take Exams in Kansas Bar Class
June Kansas bar class will include five women among 100 applicants registered to take the examinations. The class is noted as the largest in history, reflecting growing female participation in the legal profession.
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Topeka
Kan
Heartburn remedies endorsed by local druggists
Thousands who have used Dr Gowdy s Prescription for Acid Stomach recommend it to friends. Recommended and guaranteed by Round Corner Drug Store and many other leading druggists.
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Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Store
Kansas state bar June exam largest in state history
Names of June 13 Kansas bar exam candidates listed from Topeka Liberal Russell Kansas City and a note that the June examination class would be the largest in the state's history. An insurance ad and a classified pitch follow with examples and a Vancouver Province quip about an agent.
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Grace Curtis Chatlee
Topeka
Vera Avis Light
Liberal
France Katherine Seeley
Russell
Norma Braly
Kansas City
Harriett Lull Alden
E. E. Clark
Supreme Court
Pelt Ag
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