Lawrence Society Notes Reflect Aprile Luncheon and Club Events
A long society calendar lists bridge and contract club gatherings, teas, and dinners among Lawrence residents. Highlights include Mrs. Jalmer J. Smith’s informal tea, Mrs. Downing’s bridge party, and prize awards at various clubs. Also noted are engagements, a wedding in Wichita, and campus farewells with plans for a university year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeter
Smith
W. G. Beougher
Waldemar Gelich
Floyd Rankin
West Lawrence
J. M. Breat
Verner Tea Istry
Theon
Te .M. T. Covlidge
Harry Nevin
Local Personals Chronicle Memorial Day Travel Plans
Prof and Mrs Waldemar Geltch plan a trip to McPherson for Memorial Day with relatives joining in Manhattan. Miss Eloise Burt returns to Topeka after a two day visit with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Vieux. Mrs Howard F. Koelb and Mary Elizabeth depart for Washington and Waterville with relatives, while Miss Frances Reardon visits in Lawrence with the Schillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Geltch
McPherson
Manhattan
Howard FE. Koelb
Mary Elizabeth
Washington, D. C
Koelb
R. L. Ilsley
Waterville
Ilsley
Mr. Koelb
Mrs. C. A
Local residents and visitors noted in Topeka community notices
Moves and visits populate a Topeka society page. The Beougher family manages the J C Penney store while Prof. and Mrs. Althaus enjoy the summer at 1821 Indiana street. Recitals, dinners, and travels link Geor ge Trovillo, the Tait families, the Stocktons, and branches of the Armstrongs and Wolf family among local clubs, universities, and hotels.
Local Social Notes From Oskaloosa Area
Mrs Nora Crosley of Oskaloosa visits at Gensler Edmands home. Miss Maye Pyle returns from Atchison to teach summer school. The Williams and Emerson families visit kin in Kansas City. Bonnie and Betty Burman visit F S Ashworth. Guests call on Dr and Mrs Schaeffer and others. Birth announced: daughter born May 26 to Mr and Mrs Ray Jeffers. Mrs John Earl stays with Henry Earl in KC Missouri. Pegey Black returns home from Baldwin. Irvan Texas visitors at Walter Thompson home. Mrs A W Carlson returns. Local social and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Crosley
Oskaloosa
Gensler Edmands
Maye Pyle
Atchison
Donald Williams
Independence
Howard Williams
James Emerson
Kansas City
Bonnie
Betty Burman
Oberlin
F. S. Ashworth
Frank Schaeffer
W. E. Vann
Mansfied
Otto Barteldes
C. W. Sparr
Lawrence
Frank Coffeen
Dorrance
Kan
Walter Coffeen
Holton
W. R. Harding
Ray Jeffers
John Earl
Henry Earl
Pegey Black
Baldwin
Bud Blair
Wiliam Ivy
Claude Webb
Irvan
Texas
Walter Thompson
A. W. Carlson
Hastings visitors and local moves noted in week
Sunday visitors from Topeka and Lawrence were greeted in Hastings. A funeral in Blue Mound drew D. E. Russell away. Mary Stewart plans California relocation. Margretta Chapman returns from Bethel for summer. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch and Ethel Shaver from Leavenworth shared a Sunday at Susie George’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Neb
Henry Forman
Topeka
Ora. Persell
Lyle Quintard
A. W. Carls
Warvel Smith
Lawrence
Helen Sacks
Pat Bradford
Eldon Gensler
Clyde Bloxsoms
Reading
Mamie Ridgway
Rey
D. E. Russell
Blue Mound
Mary Stewart
California
Margretta Chapman
Bethel
W. E. Lynch
Ethel Shaver
Leavenworth
Community notices from Stull and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Will Hegel and family of Lost Springs visited relatives in Stull. Grace Walter returned from Oklahoma. Leonard Nuffer and Donald joined at Jake Bidinger’s. Frank Baker and Florence of Lawrence visited A E Deister. Rev R L Miller from Oklahoma stayed with August Walter. Oliver Kraft of Kansas City visited Stull. Helen Deskin stayed with O A Bidinger. August Walter family and Rev Miller visited Olathe at Albert Walter’s. Ruth Woods helped at A F Deister home. Theodore Hall visited Ernest Kampschroeder. Fred Hartman family spent Sunday with Grandma Kraft. Belvoir Royal Neighbors meet at Mrs George Houk’s home. Children’s Day at Stull Evangelical next Sunday May 31 with morning service by children and evening program. Elmer Nichols family spent Sunday at August Walter’s. Hazel Houk visited Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hegel
Lost Springs
Stull
Grace Walter
Oklahoma
Leonard Nuffer
Donald
Jake Bidinger
Frank Baker
Florence
Lawrence
A. E. Deister
R. L. Miller
Walter
Oliver Kraft
Kansas City
Helen Deskin
O. A
Theodore Hall
Ernest Kampschroeder
Fred Hartman
Grandma Kraft
Belvoir
George Houk
Stull Evangelical Church
Elmer Nichols
Hazel Houk
De Soto Area Notes and Commencement Graduates
Clayton Midgett stayed with Bert and Mrs Lane in De Soto while his mother Elmer Midgett died after several weeks illness at her home west of De Soto on May 21. Funeral services were held at Chambers funeral home Saturday afternoon. Many area residents attended the grade school commencement at the De Soto auditorium Wednesday evening, with graduates from De Soto Lone Star Camp Branch Willow Springs Cedar Junction Evening Star and Prairie Center districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Cora Kendall
David O. Dodd
Arkansas
Fred Hunsinger
C. M. Sterling
Fred Brooker
Colorado
Clayton Midgett
Bert Lane
Lane
California
Elmer Midgett
DeSoto
Chambers Funeral Home
Lone Star
Camp Branch
Willow Springs
Cedar Junction
Evening Star
Prairie Center
Play Day at Prairie Center Draws Countywide Attendance
Mrs Earl Hunter attended the Farm Bureau Play Day at Prairie Center, a countywide event with about 200 people. A picnic lunch followed. Locals included Melva Clark Virginia McMackan Loretta Balisy Jimmie Tripkoes Loren Baily Eugene Jordan and Earl Turner plus Charles Stumpff from Corliss attending DeSoto school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Junction
Melva Clark
Virginia McMackan
Loretta Balisy
Jimmie Tripkoes
Loren Baily
Eugene Jordan
Earl Turner
Charles Stumpff
Corliss
DeSoto School
Earl Hunter
Prairie Center
Farm Bureau
Paul Meyers
Kansas City
Erle Hunter
Roy Griffiths
Desoto
H. C. Musser Grove
Floyd Blake
BR. H. Sonntag
H. C. Musser
Dow Musser
Kansas City Visitors Call on Olathe Cousin Helen Brannock
Kansas City Sunday motored to Olathe in the afternoon to visit cousin Helen Brannock who works there. Mr and Mrs Jean Frisbie of Kansas City were dinner guests of his parents, Roy and Mrs Frisbie. Lawrence Saint of Emporia visits brother Clarence Saint and Mrs Saint, Altman of Lawrence visits with George and Henry Kluss and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Olathe
Helen Brannock
Jean Frisbie
Roy Frisbie
Lawrence Saint
Emporia,l
Clarence Saint
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. M. Breakey
Jalmer J. Smith
Scandia
Georgette White
Gue Smith
Wilson
Charles 5
Minneapolis
Minn
W. EB. Downing
George J. Kirchhoff
William Nelson
Kansa
Downing
Paul Hankin
Wilfred Hunsinger
C.F. Mathews
Lucille Reeves
Walter Johns
Harald Snyder
Homer Allison
Rau
Ree
H. E. Don Carlos
Eldridge
O. H. Wulfekubler
B. B. Power
Armin Woestemeyer
E. A. Wood
Woestemeyer
Beatrice Lengel
Emma Lengel
Wichita
Fiske Mountain
Samuel Mountain
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
City
E. Stauffer
Roy Coombs
Mountain
Three Arts Conservatory
University of Wichita
The
University of Kansas
Delta Tau Delt
Phi Mu Alpha
Masonic Temple
James Naismith
A. E. Huddleston
V. K. Bruner
J. R. Payne
E. C. Lupton
Barteldes
M. S. McCreight
Euclid Avenue Methodist Church
M.S.B. Quartet
Celia McCune
Rachel McCune
Marianna Smith
Mildred Brown
Alice Smith
Jay Smith
Oscar Cox
Ruthie J
Edna Wilson
Forget
Roses
Pjcardy
Vorasoloz
Aha Smith
Jesus
Plymouth Congregational Church
New Hampshire Street
Illinois Street
Carl Althaus
Althaus
Indiana Street
Beougher
J. C. Penney
George Trovillo
Woman's Club
C. S. Howat
Hammond
Ind
Dean
F. T. Stockton
Yellowstone Park
C. W. Armstrong
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
James Tait
St. Louis
Ralph Tait
D. M. Tyler
Helen Tyler
Bartlesville
Okla
John W. Tyler
University
Roy R. Moore
Georgia Wolf
Elizabeth Terry
G. C. Wolf
J. A. Sterling
Rush Center
Cecil Howard
Barker Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Leo Sample
Chicago
Ben Urbansky
Perry
A. H. Sluss
Essential
Ardena
Ardena Orange
Arden
Yarnold-Stull
Elgin
W. Parsons Jeweler
Hamilton
Mass. St
B& G
Oka Wat
Mass
Weaver
New York
Floor
Etore
Vanity Fair
Iller
Furn. Co
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