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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1935

Page

6

Tea and hospitalities mark Kansas City social season

Mrs A G Mitchell and Mrs A B Mitchell host a tea from 3 to 6 p m honoring Mrs W C Koenig with about fifty University girls as guests. Mrs Henry Werner entertained for Miss Agnes Husband and Miss Winifred Koenig and Miss Barbara Koenig about fifty guests attended. A newborn daughter Barbara Jean was welcomed by Rollie and Mrs Rollie Martin. Numerous clubs meet with memories, scrapbooks, and flowers. The church and university circle share dinners, buffets, and installations as Theta Epsilon marks founders day and new officers.

Mve Henry Werner Agnes Husband Winifred Koenig Barbara Koenig Washington, D. C Whic W. C. Koenig Dorothy Werner Jeanne Werner Alice Russell

Social Calendar Highlights From Weekly Club Gatherings

Wednesday scenes show Mrs C F Friend and the ana club meeting while D club hosts Mrs J Grays Book Fellows. Pure Parker Cupar and Mr and Mrs H C Rumsey attend dinners with brides rain Eldridge. K Y es and Mrs Trueman Jones take part. A 5 percent sabinet advisory board hosts dinner at Mrs J Kell’s home. Thursday brings University club with Mrs J R Harricon whist jab and B and P W club party at Country club. O Bridgets with Mrs Helmer Kloc Metre Matrons hold a picnic supper at Clinton Park. Friday features Chapter CW and Mrs P EB P., University club dinner and Friday contract and bridge luncheons. Countess club with Mrs C W Sparr hosts dinner and more contracted games.

Mra. C. FE Canana Club D. Club J. Grays Book Fellows Club Parker Cupar H. C. Rumsey Rain Eldridge K. Y. Es Trueman Jones Sabinet J. ¥. Kell P. W Cne E. G. Stith O'Bridgettes Helmer Kloc Clinton Park P. EB University Club Countes Elub C. W. Sparr

Merry Matrons Picnic at Clinton Park Event Tomorrow

Wherry Margaret Penny etty Jones Mary Lou Lohman chair men social committee Delore Sutherland chairman service committee Dorene Hartman devotional chairman Rosemary Kendall reporter Elizabeth Crafton The Merry Matrons entertain husbands and guests with a picnic supper at Clinton park at 6 30 PM If weather turns foul the group will relocate to Mrs H C Aliphin 717 Mississippi Street Community events listed include Home Economics Club banquet at Colonial and a recital by the Affiliation of Accredited Music Teachers with Charles Noble performing Bruch Concerto in G minor Mrs C W Armstrong and Miss Evelyn Cruzan hosted bridge at 645 Ohio Street in honor of Mrs C J Dodds Theta Sigma Pi Matrix banquet at the Colonial tea room with Mrs J F Jarrell Topeka as speaker plus guests and a professor delivering remarks The article also notes several bridge prizes and a Glee Club gathering at Memorial Union and remarks on women's civic issues by Mrs P A Pettit of Paola during a Lawrence Woman's Club lunch.

Clinton Park H. ¢. Aliphin Mississippi Street Unitarian Church Charles Noble Charles Ednah Hopkins C. W. Armstrong Evelyn Cruzan Bridge George Hedrick W. C. Boardman John G. Stutz M. EB. Rice Carroll Clark O. O. Stoland Joseph King Earl Black Baldwin Mildred Black Kansas City Kan Matie Neely Evadne Laptad Faye Orelup Olive Torgeson Lou Hume Topeka Theta Sigma Phi Colonial Tea Room J.F. Jarrell Kathryn Shattuck Jarrell Shattuck Jane St. Clair Olive Townsend

Women of Kansas Club Highlights and Activities

A Lawrence gathering showcased circulating libraries expanding in western Kansas after a statewide facility survey. Members praised veteran aid at Leavenworth, auditioned music students, and a scholarship loan fund reaching over 60000 dollars. Attendees included Mrs. Pettit and new president Mrs. F W Gaunt with plans for 506 members and a club house.

Women of Kansas Pettit Veterans’ Hospital Leavenworth John Nelson Violetta John Prindle Scott A. J. Anderson N. M. Hough Lawrence Club Chamber of Commerce F. W. Gaunt W. F. Shaw Kangas City Kan W. F. Thompson Topeka

Personal Notes on Dr Hopkins Summering in Colorado and Local Visits

Dr E M Hopkins has gone to Woodland Park Colorado to spend the summer. Mrs Edward B Foster and two children Marty Phyllis and Philip Wood of Colorado Springs have arrived for a month visit with Mr and Mrs H A Wood and Mr and Mrs H S Foster. Mr Foster is expected to come later. Mr and Mrs George Dunkley and Mr and Mrs F A Dunkley drove to Cottonwood Falls yesterday to attend the funeral of William B Penny. Mrs R O Burgert 1321 New Hampshire street returned this morning after a month’s stay in Chicago during the illness of her daughter Mrs Edwin Koch. Mrs Koch who has been in a hospital for several weeks is recovering from her illness. Her condition was crit

E. M. Hopkins Woodland Park Colo Edward B. Foster Marty Phyllis Philip Wood Colorado Springs A. Wood H. S. Foster Foster George Dunkley F. A. Dunkley Cottonwood Falls William B. Penny R. O. Burgert New Hampshire Street Chicago Edwin Koch Koch

Visitors Arrive From Topeka Chanute and More

Marie, daughter of Topeka, arrived last night to spend the week with relatives. Mr. Dick, employed at John Morrell and Company in Topeka, is on vacation. Ira A. Davis of Chanute will arrive Sunday to visit his daughter, Mrs. A B Mitchell.

Marie Topeka John Morrell and Company Ira A. M. Davis Chanute A.B. Mitchell

Valley Grove notes cover weekend visit and local events

Clifford Kincaid and a Kansas City friend visited his grandmother Mrs. H F Greene and returned Monday. Daryl Stewart broke an arm in two places while cranking a car. The Lime and Sails tour featured speeches by R F Puderbaugh Gov Landon and others with prizes. News covers club meetings farm bureau activities canning lessons and upcoming events amid rains and planting concerns.

Clifford Kincaid Kansas City Clifford H. F. Greene Daryl Stewart Ralph Stewart Stewarts Perry Hannah Farm Oskaloosa R. F. Puderbaugh Jefferson County Farm Bureau

Notable Speakers and Local Social Notes from Valley Grove

Prof H E Chandler of Kansas University and Rev Garter Harrison of Lawrence Episcopal church will give the address. Valley Grove students attend both high schools. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ousdahl and Veola were entertained at the Skeet home for dinner Sunday. Due to rain Mrs Russell Stewart managed to return from Oski Joosa where she is employed. Rumsey Allis on. Phone 72.

H. E. Chandler University of Kansas Garter Harrison Episcopal Church Lawrence Valley Grove Arthur Ousdahl Veola Harold Skeet Russell Stewart Oski~ Joosa Rumsey-Allison

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