Tea and convention events honor visiting club women
Mrs. M. Sadler hosts a tea for Mrs. B E Murray of Douglaston Tex Mrs Edward G Edson of Beaumont and Mrs Charles Swartz Registration for the district convention of Business and Professional Women's clubs at Hotel Eldridge begins Saturday Attendees plan a banquet at 7 and a pajama party in the grill room at 11 Sunday features breakfast at 8 Trinity Lutheran church services at noon and a city drive at 3 concluding with a grill room tea Weather permitting the event aims to host at least a hundred guests Junior High P T A meeting features Sept C E Birch on pressing school problems and Miss Mabel Barnhart singing Readiness for education week invites parents to visit schools Kitchen and recreation rooms are being prepared at the old high school and Manual building respectively Forty four girls from the Collegiate 4 H club were inducted with a December 15 banquet planned The R L H club meets and a dance follows Odd Fellows and wives invited Mu Phi Epsilon holds initiation and founders day banquet Quivira club entertains at Alpha Omicron Pi house with a planned thirty eighteenth anniversary next week Trinity Episcopal Guild hosts an all day parish meeting and luncheon Election of officers is set Women's Relief Corps plans all day meetings at the G A R hall on Fridays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Agnes Husband
Trinity Lutheran Church
BE. Birch
Mabel Barnhart
Rachel Gard
H. E. Chandler
School of Education
University of Kansas
B. and P.W. Club
Colonial Tea Room
Chandler
NRA
Altho
Education Committee
Lucille Garrison
Ada Lindell
Lillian Addis
Faye Orelup
The
B. and
P.W. Glee Club
Lola Craig
Catholic Church
Clarence Daugherty
Floyd Pierce
Mary Seiwald
Clara
Denver
Colo
Leone Andrews
Carl Lotz
Church Street
Robert Zipp
Virginia Lee
George Warmker
Zipp
Ruth Klingberg
Winchester
Lawrence
Frank Klingberg
William Miller
J. D. Dinner
William Mertz
Howard Kohler
Henry Papenhausen
Excelsior Springs
Fred Papenhausen
William Zimmerman
Bridge
Neustifter of
Louie Eder
Miss Neustifter
John Sommers
Clement Zillner
George Trefz
Frank Sommers
Ray Craig
Joe Zillner
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities
A long list of midweek social engagements appears, detailing gatherings for Stretchles, En Regie, Theta Alumnae, and various contract clubs. Notable events include a B P W dinner with Prof H E Chandler on Our Public School System, district conference plans, and a fall O T C party at Memorial Union with R C T C and National Guard attendees.
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W. A. Guena
BE. O. W
George Hedrick Mercredi
Carl Althaus
Max Wilhelmi
One Manor
League of Women
A. J
Local Society News Highlights From Lawrence Area
Mrs Edward G Edson of Beaumont Texas visits sister Miss Esther Wilson. Edson travels to California after accompanying her. Miss Dorothy Enlow to Osawatomie for a piano and voice recital with Miss Ira Martin of Lawrence. Mr Fritz Meyn to return Friday from Ak ron and Chicago trip. Mrs Molly May of Columbia Missouri and son Burl May of Quincy Illinois stay with Mr and Mrs Kirt Williams. Miss Marion Decker visits Kansas City. Mrs Della Hurd at 1811 East Twelfth hosts Will Standall visit. Mrs Robert Parker leaves for Jackson Michigan after three weeks with daughter Mrs Duane Glenn. Nadine Limbecker spends a day in Topeka. Yvonne Aiken, University student, visits Kansas City. Dr C L Wilton and son Charles visiting Lawrence. Dr Milton, Chicago dentist, son of Rev C L Milton formerly Lawrence church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Edson
Beaumont
Tex
Esther Wilson
Edson
Lawrence
California
Dorothy Enlow
Csawatomie
Ira Martin
Martin
Osawatomie
University School of Fine Arts
Fritz Meyn
Akron
Chicago
Molly May
Columbia
Burl May
Quincy
Kirt Williams
Marion Decker
Kansas City
Della Hurd
East Twelfth
Will Standall
Topeka
Robert Parker
Jackson
Mich
Duane Glenn
Nadine Limbecker
Topeke
Yvonne Aiken
C. L. Wilton
Charles
Milton
C. L. Milton
Milwaukee
The
Christian Church
Chrysanthemums on Display in Lawrence Parish Hall Show
Chrysanthemums of varied size and hue filled the Lawrence Congregational church parish hall for the first Chrysanthemum show by the Lawrence Flower Club. Exhibits ranged from button to large round blooms in white, pink, rose, lavender, and bronze. Members plan an annual show using both garden varieties and potted plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Lawrence Flower Club
Floral display features new crimson splendor and Chinese red varieties
Florists sent blossoms in baskets and vases with bones and pampas leaves, creating a display that included Crimson Splendor a new scarlet red variety Cosmos pink and red shades. Guests admired the orchids and discussed garden plant choices while Mrs H E Anderson Mrs R R Mareklev and Mrs D A Blum organized the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Smith
H. E. Anderson
R. R. Mareklev
D. A Blum
Nineteen: Hundred and New club meets Friday
The Eudora Nineteen: Hundred and New club held a regular Friday meeting with nine members present. Mrs. Elizabeth Puller led an interesting paper on A Bolday in Holland, followed by Ruth Ruthrauff’s roundtable on American Rivers of Romance and Song. Guests and local family visits were noted throughout the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hundred and New
Jessie Grimes
Holland
Elizabeth Puller
Ruth Ruthrauff
May Adams
John” Miller
Ruth
Owen Mrote
Norway
Kan
G. M. Dickerhoof
Floyd Kennedy
Nortonville
Dale
Edward Papenhausen
Social events fill weekend with dances and gatherings
Dainty refreshments followed games as Mr. and Mrs. Adams hosted guests including Mrs. R. C. Jones of Everest Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sheldon. The Rebekah Odd Fellow Dance drew many at the F C G F hall, with guests from Laweenes and Kansas City. Various members hosted bridge gatherings, dinners, and visits at homes in the area, with prizes awarded at a W I T Y club meeting and plans for Thanksgiving luncheon noted. Community members, including the Schlegels, Molls, Kohlers, and Brien families, shared meals and hospitality across multiple towns.
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J. D. Adams
Christena Selzer
Kansas City
John Sommers
Jake
Milburn
Oliver Deay
Hesper
Hadle
Lathrop
Lydia McCabrin
W. I. T. Y. Club
Allie Laughlin
T St
Lucille Kohley
Anna Mae van Patten
Mary Mertz
Bernice Davis
Mayme Kohler
Nellie Daugherty
Margaret Hagenach
Ora McCabna
May Adams
van Patten
Strong
Leon Walker
Louis French
Wilma Wilson
Ralph Mathia
French
Alvin Randall
Melvern
Kan
George Schubert
Devoe Kohler
Clara Kendall
C. B. Greene
Lavina Smoots
Salena Fiden
Alma
Kansas
Fredericka Schlegel
Elbert Marley
Fred Moll
Belleview Ladies Aid
Martin Abels
Bird Erwin
Lawrence
Ben Erwin
Thursa
Marie Moll
Clara Neustifter
Apent
Max Rothberger
William Zimmerman
George Trefz
Frank Sommers
Ray Craig
Joe Zillner
Albert Schopper
Clement Zillner
Melvin Wilson
John Mohrer
Paul Luckan
Tammany May Drop Smith From Membership
The New York Herald-Tribune reported a movement within Tammany Hall to urge Al Smith to resign his Tammany membership. Smith, a former presidential nominee, remained aloof from the developing discussions as the party weighs its options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Smith
New York
New York Herald-Tribune
Tammany Organization
New York Mayoral Campaign Notes and Classified Signals
A fragmented report references the New York mayoral campaign and a Tammany influence. The text mentions a first reading on a classified page and hints at profits and competition, with unclear details about events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany
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Irs. M
Sadler
BE. W. Murrey
Douglaston
L. L
Beaumont, Tex
Charles Swartz
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Eldridge
Crystal Room
Dean R. A. Schwegler
Frances Perkins
Kansas State College
Manhattan
R. L. H. Club
W. J. Carter
Sam Kelsall
J. P. Clevenger
Rebekahs
L. O. F. Hall
Mu Phi Epsilon
Wilma Stoner
Selock
Broad View Inn
Quivira Club
C. H. Landes
Alpha Omicron Pi
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Sorrity
Sarabanda
Carrello
Geneieve Hargiss
Filma Powell
Nihman
Miss Powell
Franz
Bailey
Lois Lippitti Pizno
Aliss Elizabeth Lewis
St. Mary’s
Jeanne Martin
Miss Powel
J. R. Topping
J. E. Hoopes
Trinity Episcopal Guild
J. R.harrison
R. H. Butler
Women's Relief Corps
G. A.R. Hall
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
C. B. Russell
Ae Manor
Lanthus Club
Happy Hour Club
Ted Gentry
New York Street
Margaret Harrison
Louisiana Street
Leisure Hour Club
Memorial Union
Leavenworth
Wichita
National Guard
Regular Army
Rowe
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Kennard
Belgium
France
Spain
Keith
John Read
Read
Eudora
Wade McGowan
Bald
J.D. Adams
Rosa Ponselle
University Auditorium
Evelyn Hale
Prairie Center
Elfreida Papenhausen
Mia
Oliver Ince
W. C. Ince
Fred Mol
Leslie Kindred
Rand
William Ertz
Pcs
William Mercier
Bert Seiwald
Ione
Alfred Seiwald
Rosa Iene
Eudora High School
Misa Martha Giertz
Sth & ‘Tenn
DR. Sonntag
Ecke
Tan
Tim
Ennis-Hanly-Blackburn Co
Cari Sing Sing
Mr. Marks
Herman
Ben Marks
Detroit
Women's Shop
Mass
of New
Polly Ann
Mary Lynn
Kathy Kay
Haskell-Grinnell
Jefferies
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