Social Calendar Highlights Luncheon and Tea Events
Friday events include the Colonial luncheon club and Entre Nous hosted by Mrs H W Stowite. Activities feature the Lawrence Art club at Spooner Thayer museum and J J bridge club with Mrs J Don Kief er and Pi Beta Phi alumnae tea at Mrs Charles Radcliffe’s home. Saturday plans show Gamma Phi Beta tea at the chapter house with Solon Emerys dinner and Bill Hough dinner dance at the Colonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
H. W. Stowite
Lawrence Art Club
Spooner-Thayer Museum
J. J. Bridge Club
J. Don Kiefer
Pi Beta Pai
Charles Radcliffe
PF. H. Smithmeyer
Vendredi
Helianthus Club
Lisle Exy
NL. C. Bridge Club
R. E. Kimber
W. G. Beougher
Charles Starkweather
Gamma Phi Beta
Solon Emery
Bill Hough
Social rounds at Euersteiner home honor KU couple
A surprise party at 1710 Alabama Street honored Dr. and Mrs. Albert McCullough recently married. Guests included KU zoology instructor Dr. McCullough and KU physical education appointee Mrs. Lillian Peterson. Out of town visitors from Fort Leavenworth attended, with other local hosts hosting dessert bridge and dinners. Golf pairings announced for Country Club play and the Merry Matrons club closed the season with a final North Lawrence picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Otto Euersteiner
Alabama Street
Albert McCullough
McCullough
Lillian Peterson
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Euersteiner
Solon Emery
Lester Whit Jock
Fort Leavenworth
Out of Town
Charles Dicker
North Lawrence
Local society notes and meetings across Vinland and Douglas County
A string of community notices covers Chapter AZ PEO meeting June 1 at Mrs C E Pontius’s home. Vinland High faculty dinner hosted by William Knox with staff updates. Midland Rural club plans June picnic at Clinton Park. Girl Scouts Troop 12 mothers party with names. Florence Musselman honored by Airnie Brune family. 85 Douglas County Nurses Association picnic at Miss Minnie Scott’s home with organized volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
C. E. Pontius
Kentucky Street
A. W. Garvin
Midland Rural Club
Pat McCoy
Frank Toms
Clinton Park
Fred Lewis
W. W. Ware
Douglas County Nurses Association
Minnie Scott
Missouri Street
Ed Anderson
Minnie ‘Scott
Electa Kindlesperger
Madge Bullene
Robert Seamans
L. M. Flory
Seba Eldridge
Local club luncheon and party season highlights
A bridge club met for luncheon and cards at Evans Hearth with Mrs. Ernest Bayles and Mrs. George Miller winning prizes. Barbara Young hosted a Wednesday theater party at Dickinson theater followed by refreshments at her home with several ladies in attendance. Ruth Olmsted presided over a linen shower hosted by Grace McKenzie at Elizabeth Home with pink and white gifts and roses in decor. Mrs. Carl Graeber entertained Home Aid at North First street with a program on cellophane uses and prizes awarded to Mrs. Fred Doane. memorial service held for Mrs. James Corel precedes a garden visit by guests Mrs. Pons and Helen Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Young
Dickinson Theater
Betty Lou Stephenson
Virginia Gorrill
Betty Mott
Louise Lawrence
Kathleen O'Neill
Muriel Jordan
Bernice Bliesner
Mary Aileen Donahue
Marjorie Olson
Ruthy Hill
Ruth Olmsted
Grace McKenzie
Elizabeth Home
Mariam Deel
Edna Peterson
Jean Tangney
Carl Graeber
Home Aid Society
North First Street
W. P. Olmsted
Fred Doane
James Corel
Mrs. Pons
Helen Olmsted
Presbyterian calendar groups host luncheon and meeting
The October and January Presbyterian calendar groups co chaired by Mrs. W F Jordan Mrs R C Young and Mrs A B Mitchell Mrs John Skie held a luncheon at Mrs C E Pontius home with 27 guests attending A business meeting followed the luncheon and social hour Bouquets of garden flowers decorated the setting assisting hostesses included Mrs A F McClanahan Mrs Ben Carman and Mrs R W Warner Also listed is the birth of Samuel IV son of Dr Samuel Kelsall and wife born Tuesday May 24 in Omaha Nebraska and other social notes from local groups including Progressive contract club dessert engagement by Mrs Loring Dalton and a party hosted by Aileen Ziesenis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Jordan
R. C. Young
A. B. Mitchell
John Skie
C. E. Pontius
A. F. McClanahan
Ben Carman
R. W. Warner
Samuel Kelsall
Samuel IV
Omaha, Neb
Lawrence Weekend Travel and Local Visits Noted
Charles W. Thomas and sister Miss Mary Thomas plan a Lawrence weekend trip with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hilkey of Oak Park Illinois Mrs. Hilkey stays to visit her mother Mrs. Julia E. Moore William G Hutson Jr manager of the Broadview hotel in Wichita recently bought by W G Hutson was in Lawrence en route to Wichita after a Kansas City trip Mr and Mrs Charles Radcliffe head to Wichita for Memorial day with Mrs Radcliffe s parents Carl and Mrs Fischer Mr and Mrs Ellis T Johnston attend a funeral in Wathena for a daughter in law of Mrs Anna McPherson former Rebekah State Assembly president Miss Julia Hart Clinton Missouri and Miss Josephine Hart Urich Missouri spend a week with cousin Miss Nannie Garvin Larry Fink visits Kansas City Mr and Mrs H C Garten depart for Newton after two years with their daughter Mrs F B Dodds attending an alumni banquet and Paola high school jubilee Miss Mary Elizabeth Corcoran returns from Damar for summer Accompanied by Charles Riseley of Stockton who will return to spend the weekend in Lawrence and Manhattan Mr and Mrs John Stutz have
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Thomas
Mary Thomas
Harold Hilkey
Oak Park
Ill
Lawrence
Charles Radcliffe
Wichita
Nannie Garvin
Larry Fink
Kansas City
H. C. Garten
F.B. Dodds
Newton
C. P. Aul
Paola
Paola High School
Mary Elizabeth Corcoran
Damar
Charles W. Riseley
Stockton
Manhattan
John Stutz
Stutz Niece Thelma From Utica Kans Visiting Lawrence
As their guest, Thelma Stutz niece of Mr Stutz of Utica Kan is spending about two weeks in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stutz
Thelma Stutz
Utica, Kan
Lawrence
Big Springs News and Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings
Big Springs families mark a birth on May 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zeeb and note travel plans of the Cree and Spencer party to Salem Oregon. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Jake Swadley hosting in Lawrence and Helen Connore improving after tonsil surgery. Lecompton and Big Springs United Brethren churches plan joint services and a basket dinner on May 29. A Beulah Wagstaff and Sophia Kellogg led the Children's Day program with regular practices. A reception for the newly married Lawrence Cree drew 85 friends and relatives with many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Zeeb
Lawrence Cree
Glenn Cree
Ralph Spencer
Salem
Ore
Jake Swadley
Lawrence
H. C. Swadley
Helen Connore
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
G. W. Cashman
J. H. Dreyer
Cloyd
Big Springs
Alma Henry of Lawrence Honored on 18th Birthday
Miss Alma Henry of Lawrence was surprised with her 18th birthday party Monday evening. Attendees included Howard Oldham Juanita Campbell Raymond Duncan Walter Duncan Jack Henry Olive Lee Henry Wesley Tyson and son Wesley Jr Tony Humphrey and Donna. Eighth grade graduation exercises for Douglas county will be at Lawrence Memorial High School auditorium Saturday. The Big Springs 4 H club meets Friday May 27 at the Big Springs schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Henry
Lawrence
J. D. Henry
Sam Bernhardt
Wayne Webber
Gerald Arthur
Carol Jean
Virginia
Minna
Virgil Lewis
Topeka
Dorothy
Ter Duncan
Jack Henry
Cloyd Dreyer
Olive Lee Henry
Wesley Tyson
Wesley Jr
Tony Humphrey
Donna
Francis Brown
Will Brown
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial High School
Big Springs School
Marvin Hart
Personals report travel and visit notes
J. W. Lawson spent the day in Kansas City on business. Miss Betty J. Thomas has arrived to spend her vacation with her father, Rev., after a year in Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lawson
Kansas City
Betty J. Thomas
Rochester
N.Y
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Ponte Po
John Brocker
Arthur Davidson
Donald Durell
Marshall Mayberry
Harold Smith Ray Chiles
Francis Fitzgerald
Caldwell Dumas
Joseph Driscoll
Edward Hicks
John Gillette
Oklahoma City
Okla
James Brier
A. S. Anderson
F. E. Banks
I. N. Lewis
F. Barteldes
B. G. Gus Werson
O Dodds
J. S. Perry
V. K. Bruner
L. E. Bice
C. C. Stewart
Ruth Hoo'Hos
Ghebneee
BU Bevin Lege
Orville Stone
BE. A. Johnn Ome
Harry Brown
R. DeWatwits
Maler
Glenn Charlinr
Elza Stone
Grace Tur- Thi Grlesa
A. & Anderson
G. Hesse
Charles Rade
G. Penney
John Riling
N.C. Lindstrom
E. Decker
Ier HL
Hetbert Quille
Amy
Publishers Syndicate
Dickinson
Tompkins
Phyllis Olmstead
Claire Wiesselman
Barbara Jean Ewing_ Roweta Grover Shirley Ditmars
Jane Eby
Mildred Blaylock
Alice Ruth Adams
Aileen Ziesnis
William Knox
C. J. Knox
Vinland High School
Knox
Vinland
Walter Babbitt
Basil Covey
Allen Ayers
Covey
Ayers
Girl Scouts
Troop 12
Louise Sommer
Marthabeth Dawes
Glenn A. Dawes
C. Maynard Fox
Howard Hallmark
Flora Harbour
Lois Miles
S. Price
D. J. Richardson
M. A. Schumann
James E. Scoggins
G. A. Sommer
Tucker
W. M. Warner
Wallace Agey
Eugene Brune
Florence Mae Musselman
Liberty Center
Florence Mae Maxine Schuneman
Musselman
Carol Foster
Dorothy Wilson
Alice Clayton
Jeanne Moyer
Ruth Clayton Ida Frances Moyer
Pauline Rankin
Patsy Moyer
Jane Ansdell
Peggy Moyer
Ruth Brune
June Draper
Jayne Johns
Anna May Draper
Lucille Spalsbury
Wanda Mercer
Rosemary Martin
Susie Wilkerson
Carolyn Martin
Regina Allen
Loring Dalton
Progressive Contract Club
J. B. Mack, Jr
Longview
Wash
Ralph Bohnsack
Wade. Pierce
Aileen Ziesenis
Viracia
Eldridge Bldg
Hollywood
Veatch
J. K. Woodhull
Maas
Kan
Mass
College
Mount
Impor
Tance
Kotex
Weaver
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