Memories Of Bridge Luncheons And Club Gatherings In Goldenrod
Mrs. Maude Gibb of Denver hosted Vendredi club and two guest tables for a 4 PM bridge luncheon with spring flowers adorning the tables. Prizes went to Mrs. F B Davis and Mrs. A D Weaver. Mrs. F W Gaunt won the club best. Guests included several Mrs. Gibb acquaintances and out-of-town visitors. Upcoming entertainments feature Mrs. W E Tenney hosting at the Hotel Wood in honor of Mrs. Gibb. Additional notes cover royal neighbors, M and P club dinner, memorials, and Alpha Omicron Pi seniors activities with teas, initiations, and a piano recital by local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude. Gibb
Denver
Colo
Ober
Vendrdi Club
Bridge
F. B. Davis
A. D. Weaver
F. W. Gaunt
Gibb
E. Y. Lindley
A. D
M. T. Sadler
George Esterly
F. B. Shaner
May Gardner
W. E.tenney
Hotel Wood
C. O. Nelson
C. A. Nordlund
Auburn
Neb
Dolph Simons
Talisman
Nordlund
Harold Constant
J. D. Pratt
Honolulu
Social calendar listings for a weekend events
A string of social events and club meetings listed for a weekend and upcoming week. Highlights include AAU activities, bridge lunches and showers for Dorothy Henderson and Doris Husted, dinners, and various club gatherings at locations such as Colonial, Brown's Grove, Hotel Wood, and Wiedemann's. Also notes a marriage, funerary orders, and fundraising bridge events for Trinity Service League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Wood
Imperial Auction Club
Otto Barteldes
J. A. Schaefer
Pittochte
Personal notices in Kansas town feature extended visits
Mrs Holland Wheeler and daughter Leatrice Jean of Kansas City visit grandmother Mrs Id B Manter who just celebrated her ninetieth birthday. Friends learn Mrs Chris Armstrong is much improved after illness and home at 424 Indiana Street. L A McNalley and daughter Mary Beth of Minneapolis Kansas spend weekend with Mr and Mrs Wm C Sinfons. Mr and Mrs John A Montgomery of Marysville visit Lawrence. Montgomery is advertising manager of Marshall County News. Mrs Nate W Downes of Kansas City Kansas visits sister Mrs Cora Moershell. Miss May Kennison spends day in Kansas City. A R Maxwell visits Mrs Frank Warner of Bonner Springs. Mrs Harry Ingalls travels to Kansas City for Miss Elsie Wilson of Haskell. Miss Florence Peterson of Kan- (text broken)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland .Wheeler
Leatrice Jean
Kansas City
Wheeler
Id. B. Manter
Chris Armistrong
Clarence. Wilson
Indiana _street
L. A. McNalley
Mary
Beth
Minneapolis
Kan
Ww. C. Sinfons
John A. Montgomery
Marysville
Lawrence
Frank Montgomery
Montgomery
Marshall County News
Journal-World
Nate W.downes
Cora Moershell
Fannie Platts
Harry Griggs
Topeka
May Kennison
A. R. Maxwell
Frank Warner
Bonner ‘ Springs
Harry Ingalls
Elsie Wilson
Haskell
Florence Peterson
Pine family reunion fills evening at Dicker home
A Pine family reunion for forty eight members occurred last night at Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dicker's home. Dinner followed by social time. attendees included Frank Pine of Hollywood, Cal., Gilbert Pine, Stanley Hewett of Denver, and many other Pine relatives, with Mrs. Laura Uttinger and the Shafstall assisting host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. and P
Charles 8. Dicker
Jessie Scott
Jo Dicker
J. J. Krum
Pine
Marion Dicker
and Myre
Frank Pine
Hollywood
Cal
Gilbert A. Pine
Stanley Hewett
Denver
Colo
W. A. Pine
Ed Pine
Dorothy
Josephine
BEC
Charles Fincher
William
Roscoe Pine
Howard Loren
Chester
Velma
Clarence Pine
Agnes
Raymond
Clifford Pine
Lillian Hazel
Gladys
Kenneth
Laura Uttinger
Ralph Montell
Wilbur Pine
Richard Philip
Walter Pine
Myron Dicker
Margaret
Betty
Robert
Marion
Ralph Pine
Ralph, Jr
Wayne
Ernest Pine
Roland Errest
City Visitors Spend Weekend with Bullenes
Mrs. H. B. Bullene and her husband welcomed a visiting party from Kansas City who arrived yesterday to spend the weekend at their home. The guests are enjoying local hospitality and planned social engagements.
Big Springs 35th Anniversary Celebration for John D Henry
Mr and Mrs John D Henry were honored on their 35th wedding anniversary with a surprise basket dinner hosted by relatives and friends. A long list of attendees includes H C Ebersole D K Henry Gb Henry Ray Creeama family Robert Oldham George Huffman Martha Roberts H C Swadley C J Milliken Alfred Matney Phoebe Pyle W L Wilson Dean Israel Anna Bahnmaier Harley Spencer G J Bahnmaier Esther Elizabeth Zeeb G M Bahnmaier Beverley Belle Charles Ray Scott C W Boursaw W H Edwards C F Wilson Ben Kelloge R F Buck Gus Hartman W P Worthington Wright Bertschinger Sophia Damm John Damm W F Wulfkuhle William Plateman Herbert Wymer Raymond Leonard Charles Gillespie Juanita Webber Ruby Mae Webber George Haines Evelyn Judice M B Duncan Evelyn Adams Mitchell Tulsa Okla visiting J Wright Also mentions district Council convention at Big Springs United Brethren church and upcoming services and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Henry
Henry
H.C. Ebersole
D. K. Henry
Gb. Henry
Ray Cree Ama
Topeka
George Huffman
Berryton
Martha Roberts
H. C. Swadley
C. J. Milliken
Alfred Matney
Phoebe Pyle
Lawrence
W. L. Wilson
Dean
J. W. Israel
Tope~ka
Anna Bahnma
Beverley
Belle
Charles
Ray Scott
C. W. Boursaw
W. H. Edwards
C. F. Wilson
Ben Kelloge
R. F. Buck
Gus, Hartman and Sons
Clifford
Marvin
W. P. Worthington
Wright Bertschinger
Sophia Damm
John Damm
W. F. Wulfkuhle
William Plateman
Ralph
Herbert Wymer
Raymond Leonard
Charles Gillespie
Juanita Webber
Ruby Mae Webber
George Haines
Evelyn
Judice
M. B. Duncan
California
Big Springs
W. C. T. Us Unit
J. E. Wilson
W. A. Youngs
Friends University of Wichita
Pleasant Grove social notes tie Worden visitors and local marriages
Pleasant Grove 기록 highlights include Lila Boehle of Worden visiting Lois Flory and other Lawrence guests, several locals dining and socializing with Otto Smith’s family, and E. Karnes and Miss Bertha Kessler of Lawrence wed Friday with about 100 relatives and friends. The community wishes the newlyweds well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Boehle
Worden
Lois Flory
N. D. Messer
Sandy
Williams
John Daniels
Irene
Jack Dillon
Patsy
Lawrence
Lois
Benny Flory
Lila
Florine Boehle
Roscoe
Kenneth Daniels
Ralph
Rose
Bobby Messer
Emmet Porter
Carl Daniels
Otto Smith
John Daggot
Billy
Independence
Kansas
Mr Daggot
Felix Trucker
Vera Beehie
Max Karnes
Bertha Kessler
Karnes
Social callers and family visits across Lawrence area
Local residents occupied with Sunday dinners and visits at multiple homes including the Karnes and Crane families in Lawrence and nearby towns. Attendees included Mrs Len Ice, Rose Messer, Paul Flory, Bobby Daniels, and others with guests from Michigan Valley and Larned Kansas. Several visitors came from Eudora and Olathe to share meals and attend social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dagglet
Oliver Beaman
Max Karnes
Lawrence
I. S. Flory
Paul
Dudley
Lois
Benny Jean
N. D. Messer
Ralph
Rose
Bobby
Sandy We Dinens
Marie
Roscoe Daniels
John Daniels
Baldwin
R. L. Clough
Sand Williams
Alma
Earl
R. P.houghland
Harold
McKee
Howard Houghland
Gons
Donald
Robert
Arthur Robinson
Olathe
Kansas
Clarence Crane
Orville
James
Eudora
Ed van Howsen
Willow Springs
Harold Mize
Ralph Messer
DeSoto
Oscar Crane
Kansas City guests share Sunday dinner at Chris Meuffies
Evening Star reports Carl Marvin Halon Pierce and Junior Marshal of Kansas City were guests at Chris Meuffies home for Sunday dinner. Miss Eula Reusch and Miss Margaret Everely of Eudora called in the afternoon. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Leo Riley and Miss Marie Catlin of Kansas City Mrs Melvin McPherson and daughters Patty and Mary Lou of Topeka and Mrs Geo Catlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Marvin
Halon Pierce
Marshal
Kansas City
Chris Meuffies
Eula Reusch
Margaret Everely
Eudora
Leo. Riley
Marie Catlin
Melvin McPherson
Patty
Mary Lou
Topeka
Geo. Catlin
Community Guests Share Sunday Visits in Eudora Area
Multiple families and individuals from Weaver Hesper Lawrence Topeka Kansas City and Eudora gathered for dinners visits and social events over the weekend. Notable mentions include Fern Broers Dor tha Gabriel and the Van Horns announcing a May 1 birth.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Momer
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
G. A. R. Hall
Plymouth Congregational Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Goldenrod
W. E. 3 Palding
Ethel Joy “Williams
Y. W
Wiliams
Beulah Morrison
Agnes Husband
Dinsmore Alter
Hannah Oliver
Ann. Meutacre
Midland Rural Club
FH. Fibest
Frank Toms
T. A. Meguiar
Elizabeth Meguiar
Alpha Omicron Pi
HC. Taylor
A. J. Mix
C. H. Landes
Mortarboard
Louise Irvin
Ohio Street
F. H. Guilds
Maxine Willis
Paola
Alpha Gamma Delta
Touy
Dick Packa
Margaret Mize
Rennee Winterbotham
The
Unitarian i
AAU
Dalton
Virginia Hutson
Dorothy Henderson
Alexander Haggart
Dorothea Simons
Doris Husted
Elma Jennings
T. A.meguiar
Teaior
Selma Gottlieb
Kappa Phi
Grown's Grove
Lawrence Flower Club
Massachusetts Street
Triangle Fraternity
Brown's Grove
R. C. Maniyy
Melton
W. E._ Tenney
Mrcs
Maude Gibb
Mucticn Dal
Georges Krum
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Fubllahera Syndicate
Robert Wilson
Beth Crowley
Gladys Shutt
Emma Boyd
Mary Louise Gieseman
William Bodine
Solon J. Markley
Elizabeth Bunn
Gottlieb Neider
Body Skinner
Miss Crowley
Wilson i
Old Friends Club
M Frank Johns
E. W. ‘Shafstall
Arama
Otto Fischer
Presa
Laura LaPlante
Sas City
H. B. Bullene
United Brethren Church
Kellogg
Grace Kelloge
Oscar Webber
F. R. Webber
Topekay
Perry Chain
Horton
Pleasant Grove
Lawrence Steam Laundry
N. H
Evening Star
Leslie
Fern Broers
Weaver
Dortha Gabriel
Philip Gabriel
Hesper
Pete Edelbrock
Charline
Grant Edelbrock
James van Horn
van Horn
Helen Bernitz
Walter Wilson
Neville
Orville Wile
South
Ann Nushance
Howard Bernitz
Bernitz
Leslie Kindred
Gideon Neis
Ruby Tee Robert
Fred Neis Jr
James Kraybrill
Otto Abels
Floyd Broers
Evangelical Church
Irene Messmer
Kansas University
Win. Spitzti
Arthur Eisele
Henry Thorne
Belleview
Ruth
Wm. Spitzli
Emma Koehler
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
W. W. Burnett
Agt
Santa Fe
Sarita
Rss
Masa. St
Eldridge He
Virginia’ May Flower Shop
Chicago
Charles H. Turner
National Bridge Association
Ward’ Flowerfone
10Th
Blunos
T. J. Sweeney
L. N. Lewis
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
S. A. Wood
A. M. Fitzpatrick
Georges Dunksey
Cashier Co
Peoples State Bank
Capital
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