Local Bridge Luncheons and Club Gatherings Listed
Monday events feature Mrs William Huttig Mrs J N Gilbert and others at Wwiedemanns and Colonial venues with lunch and bridge. Lawrence Flower club and Chamber of Commerce rooms host Double Seven thimble and pienie clubs at Clinton park. Tuesday includes Miss Wilma Miller and Finesse club at Ev ans Hearth and sotenly club dinner bridge. May bridge club planned at Mrs H B Roberts and a Douglas County Nurses association picnic supper at Miss Minnie Beott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huttig
J. N. Gilbert
C. H. Landis
Wwiedemann’s
Colonial
Tata Nu
C. M. Gorrill
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
Thimble Club
Pienie
Clinton Park
Wilma Miller
Evans Hearth
H. B. Roberts
Douglas County Nurses Association
Minnie Beott
Minnie Scott
Mary Fowler
Social events thread through Kansas City visitors and local gatherings
Mr and Mrs E W Patton hosted a bridge party for Miss Margery Dalton and Thomas Hurst of Kansas City whose June 9 wedding was announced. Prizes went to several guests and a gift was given to the honor couple. University club held a closing dance with a happy vacation theme and travel posters. Mary Lou Holloway hosted a tea for about sixty guests with multiple helpers. A dinner and card party followed by prizes at Evans Hearth featured red roses. Home Aid to meet with Flowers of Today as roll call topic. A reception honoring Mr and Mrs Herbert Pine drew Lawrence and Eudora guests. Daughters of the American Revolution luncheon at Colonial tea room drew about fifty members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Patton
Bridge
Margery Dalton
Thomas Hurst
Kansas City
Justin Hill
Hovey Hanna, Jr
Robert Oyler
University Club
Robert Davis
Town City
Lewis Cornell
Donald Durell
Mary Lou Holloway
Nancy van Bebber
Idris McCarty
Geraldine Buhler
Marjorie McCarty
Pierson Lyon
Doris Twente
Dorothy May
June Gaines
H. H. Holloway
L. W. Lee
L. L. Richardson
Jean Wedell
Topeka
Betty May Dunn
Oakley
Betty Washington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Colonial Tea Room
Prof
Democracy talk at Shawnee Mission honor luncheon
Mrs. H B Chubb Miss Lillian Constant and Mrs. Fred Murr of Chicago attended the luncheon where Professor Chubb spoke on The Outlook for Democracy. Mrs. E M Owen the incoming regent presided and announced a June 14 Flag day picnic. A framed Shawnee Mission map was given to the city library by Miss Constant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Chubb
Lillian Constant
Fred Murr
Chicago
Chubb
E. M. Owen
Shawnee Mission
Tea for Farm Bureau women in Lawrence crowd
Douglas County Farm Bureau women and guests numbered over 100 at a Lawrence Woman’s Club tea Saturday afternoon. Officers welcomed guests, a song program was presented by the Farm Bureau chorus, and a fashion talk followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau Women's Council
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Jack Kelsey
C. C. Gerstenberger
Elmer Husted
Guy Bigsby
W. F. Elkin
Husted
David Perkins
Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus
8. E. Seetin
American Farm Bureau
Jennie Robertson
L.A. Bearman
Mary Farley
Ole Wnele Moon
C. McClung
Ae Owen Mitchell
Frances Perkins
Gerstenberger
Mary Omen
New York City
Caroline Bell
Dorothy Warmker
Jeannette Harris
C. E. Dunigan
William Johnson
Violin Recital and Community Club Notices
Paul Stoner and Mrs. Dalton closed a recital with Caesar Franck Violin Sonata No. 1. The page lists numerous performers, venues, and upcoming society events including Pleasant Hour club entertainment, Y M L bridge, Coterie spring party, and Women’s society luncheon with talks on missionaries. Local residents and researchers appear with several professional updates and family news.
Notable social visits and travels fill local week end
Ralph H. Simpson of Chicago arrived Saturday due to illness of Ben Wilson at Memorial hospital. Meredith Bronfield of Denver visited Prof. and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Newton Ellenbarger of Junction City visits her parents. Isabelle MacKenzie vacationed in Denver. Mrs. Walling of Chicago and Mrs. Teeters of Kansas City visited Mrs. Ernest Young. Rev. Howard E. Koelb leaves for Milwaukee for the Northern Baptist convention. Mrs. Nance of Topeka hosts pageant planning with Mrs. Deal Six. Mrs. Van Neste visits her mother in DeRidder. Dr. and Mrs. McFarland return from Wilson for Adeline Wesley and Judson Barclay wedding. The Eriksen family travels to Hutchinson and Sterling for vacation with relatives. Mr. Eriksen’s mother is in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Simpson
Chicago
Ben Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Simpson
Meredith Bronfield
Denver
Colo
J. F. Brown
Newton Ellenbarger
Junction City
Virginia Patchen
Thomas Patchen
Isabelle MacKenzie
Victor Walling
J. Edward Teeters
Kansas City
Ernest Young
Howard E. Koelb
Milwaukee
Wis
Northern Baptist Convention
R. S. Nance
Topeka
Kansas Christian Endeavor Union
Deal
Wichita
Z. H. van Neste
Mattie Shirley
DeRidder
F. M. McFarland
Wilson
Adeline Wesley
Judson Barclay
Grinnell
John McFarland
Bartlesville
Conrad John Kerulf Eriksen
John
Douglas
Hutchinson and
Sterling
Mr. Eriksen
Mary Livingston Crowned KU Beauty Queen
Mary Livingston a Gamma Phi Beta brunet from Kingman was named KU beauty queen in Jayhawker magazine’s contest. Judges included a KU professor and a Lawrence photographer after photos from 15 finalists failed to reach Hollywood. Final exams begin Wednesday as students prepare, with limited ticket sales for the farewell varsity dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Livingston
Gamma Phi Beta Brunet
Kingman
University of Kansas
Bob Pearson
Jayhawker Magazine
LeRoy Prinz
Raoul Walsh
Hollywood
K. A
Lawrence
Juliette Trembly
Kappa Alpha Theta
Mary Noel
Lee’s Summit
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Jean Eichenberger
Macksville
Tilde Fowler
Kansas City
Kan
Alpha Chi Omega
Doris Johnson
Students dance night and campus notices in Missouri and Kansas
A university dance at Frog Hop in St Joseph Missouri drew a large crowd as Tommy Dorsey led swing music. At the University of Kansas the band elects Bob Hampel as president with LaVerne Hackler and Harry Stuckenbruck among officers. Basil Covey of Lawrence receives a Terraplane sedan as a graduation gift and heads to teach math typing and coach Kas Seilatt at Vinland High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Tommy Dorsey
Bob Hampel
Hiawatha
University of Kansas
LaVerne Hackler
Topeka
Harry Stuckenbruck
Wichita
George Clasen
Hackler
Robert Boyle
Topethy
Direcors
Basil R. Covey
Lawrence
Oscar Britton
Clinton
Covey
Kas- Seilatt
Vinland High School
Graduate Recital by Frances Ravellette in Kansas City
Frances Ravellette from Dean Swarthout's studio presents a graduate recital tonight at 8 in Frank Stronghall auditorium. She holds a B M from Hardin-Baylor College Belton Texas. Program includes Bach Busoni Prelude and Fugue in D Major Schumann Ravel Mountain Suite and more with orchestra parts on second piano by Dean Swarthout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ravellette
Kansas City
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Frank Stronghall
Miss Ravellette
Hardin-Baylor College
Belton
Tex
Sporegie Penephsa
Paabeatt
Mather Schostakowitsch
Dean Swarthout
Yellow Jack at Granada tells Major Reed’s yellow fever fight
The Granada features Yellow Jack about Maj. Walter Reed and his 1900 Cuba battle against yellow fever. Stars Robert Montgomery and Virginia Bruce portray Reed and nurse with others like Lewis Stone and Henry Hull. The film follows Reed’s team testing mosquito transmission and the breakthrough that saved lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reed
Cuba
Granada
Robert Montgomery
Virginia Bruce
Lewis Stone
Major Reed
Henry Hull
Lazear
Charles Coburn
Finlay
Sidney Howard
Shorts a News and a Cartoon on Yellow Jack
Assisted by the noted entomologist Paul de Kruif the feature discusses Yellow Jack as an impressive creation. The piece combines a brief news item with a cartoon reflecting the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul de Kruif
Althe
Louis Pasteur
KU Fine Arts Students to Perform Original Pieces
Tomorrow evening at 8 in Frank Stronghall auditorium the KU fine arts program presents student original compositions from the music school. Students Gerald Cole Ramona Harnar Elizabeth Searle Mar Virginia Stauffer Orene Yowell and Mary Jane Bruce will contribute mixed chorus instrumental ensembles voice piano and two pianos. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stronghall
School of Fine Arts
Gerald Cole
Ramona Harnar
Elizabeth Searle
Mar Virginia Stauffer
Ore
The Journal World Classified Page Readers And Gets Results
Classified page of The Journal World highlights reader responses and success stories. Advertisers report strong results from this pullout section as local residents seek services and items for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Coghill Visit Highlights New Private Plane Ties
Mr and Mrs Louis W Coghill arrived by air to visit Mrs Coghill s parents Mr and Mrs Irving Hill. Coghill flew a Luscombe Phantom from Trenton to Lawrence in eight and a half hours landing at 6 45 p m He is son of Prof George Coghill and plans to visit his father next week The two passenger all metal plane sells for 1900 with 350 on order as Coghill predicts private air travel will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Coghill
Irving Hill
Coghill
Elspeth Hill
Luscombe
Hohenzollern Prince Michael Radziwill Weds Harriet Dawson
London May 238 Prince Michael Radziwill a 68 year old Polish noble tied with widow Harriet Stewart Dawson 57 in a Caxton Hall register office ceremony. Earlier reports said he faced family opposition and a court action over his mental fitness to manage his estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michael Radziwill
Caxton Hall
Harriet Stewart Dawson
Jeannette Suchestow
Foot care by Dr Woodhull in Lawrence ads
Feet hurt corns callouses and ingrown nails are treated with modern methods at moderate fees. Dr J K Woodhull advertises in Lawrence Kansas at 816 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Woodhull
Mass. Lawrence
Kan
Monte Carlo Meeting Highlights Wealthy Pair at Event
The report notes an income of $250,000 and describes Mrs. Dawson greeting him at Monte Carlo. Althe London endures a 70 degree heat wave while Prince Michael wears a heavy overcoat and white scarf with his morning suit. The bride features a straw hat and an ermine and sable cape accented by lilies.
George W Howell Dies Aged 74 In Garnett Kansas
George W Howell a retired missionary of the American Sunday School Union and son of pioneer Lewis Howell died Saturday at his Garnett Kansas home. He was born near Pleasant Grove and had not lived nearby for over 30 years. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM in Garnett with burial there. Surviving: two daughters Mrs Willard R Larkin Lawrence and Mrs Margaret Campbell Phillipsburg Kan a son W L Howell Akron Ohio a brother Lewis Howell Route 6 Lawrence and nine grandchildren. P T Foley Dies In Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Howell
Garnett
Kaw
Howell
American Sunday School Union
Lewis Howell
Lawrence
George Howell
Pleasant Grove
Willard R. Larkin
Margaret Camps« Bell
Phillipsburg
Kan
W. L. Howell
Akron
Route 6
Marriage License Issued to Victor Anderson and Dorothy McPhail
Victor Anderson and Dorothy McPhail of Council Grove have been issued a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Anderson
Dorothy McPhail
Council Grove, An
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Edward Dean
Columbus
Frank Sherman Jennings
Independence
J. J. Kistler
Francis D. Baty
Evans
Carl Clifton
R. A. Schwegler
Home Aid Society
Carl Graeber
Herbert Pine
Maine Street
Farr Price
Jake Lefmann
Philip Lefmann
Eudora
Lena Lefmann
Ray Lefmann
Mary Lefmann
Fred Rudeen
Iota Nu Fo
Louise Ditmars
Mississippi Street
Donna Jean
Doris Henderson
Shirley Ditmars
Nancy Mae Mes Marr Jewett Abkney Barbolara Benedict
Barbara Bigsby
Jest
Alive Kasold
Martha Ann Learned
Betty Ann Kennedy
Robert Quillen
Dolly
Publishers Syndicate
Rosamond Harris Seidel
Providence
R. I
England
Victoria Club
A. W. Garvin
New Hampshire Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Harold G. Barr
First Christian Church
Presbyterian Women’s Guild
Hovey Hanna
Dorsey-Liberty Auxiliary of the
American Legion
The
Henry W. Firner
Mrs
General Ladies’ Aid
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Chris Feucht
W. B. Dalton
Bowerton
Paul Stoner
Karl Euersteiner
Mary Haden
Little Lamb
Tess
Thompson Franz Sandelius
Lorraine Johnson
Mane-Zucca
Emerson
Hazlett
Elf
Essee Bentley
Virginia Hazlett
Atbltad
A. Thompson
Aul Penney Hindu Bilnaer
Saeapetetssadekaedtar
Srobniacaune Preyer
Frances Mee Sing Lee China Boy
Ljows
Jane Kirchhoff
Lemont
Sara Underwood
Evelyn Moon King
Thompson
Thompson Austin Turney
Daring Suni
Weldig
Sterker
Cesses
Aaron Lowell Bailey
Klemm
Louise Brady
Scott
Dorothy Schubert
Doris McConnell
Virginia Stephenson
Renin
Thompson Donna Sue Landrith
Peter
Wendy
Robyn Peter
Robyn Nancy VanBebber
Bach- Frothingham
Doris Edmiston
Dalton
Weber
Eugene Kiefer
Pleasant Hour Club
Paul Kasold
Y.M.L. Bridge Club
Coterie Club
the Colonial
W W. Needle Club
Clarence Reynolds
Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
R. F. Brooks
C. B. Cunningham
Eriksen
Firestone Rubber and Tire Company
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
E. Jacqmain
Coffeyville
Henry H. Kubik
Coffeyville Travelers’ Club
Brussels
Belgium
Fannie Frantz
Plains
T. S. Zimmerman
Perry
Okla
Canon City
Elmer T. Land
Lily
May
F A. Freese
J. E. Derington
Hanna Radio Company
Rockhill Radio Company
Chestnut Avenue
Rockhill-Nelson Public School
Roy Irwin
Blue Mound
K. U
Grain Yeast Company
New Jersey
M. S. Winter
Varsity
Union Building
Andy Kirk
O.K
Jack Townsend
Union
Hill
Independent
Vermont
Bach-Busoni
Presto
Schumann
Chopin
Roy Helm
Marinello
Mass
Otto Vollbehr
U. S
Royal Library
Copenhagen
Washington, D. C
K. U. Fine Arts
Penney’s
Hohenzollern
Prince Michael Radziwill
Garnett Man
P. T. Foley
Parsons Parsons
P.P. T. Fosley
Parsons
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