Social Notes Highlight Busy Week of Entertaining
Miss Agnés Husband hosts two luncheons at home this week with a Sunday evening gathering. Mrs JB Watkins honors guest Miss Helen Roh of Montclair with a yesterday contract party. A Coterie Club dinner bridge at the Colonial features orange decor and prize exchanges. Various clubs meet, entertainments postponed events, and a large University band dinner at the Eldridge draws about 140 guests. Teas mark a 50th wedding anniversary at the Hanks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnés
Husband
Irene’ Peabody
JB. Watkins
Helen Roh
Montclair
N. J
Dick Willams
A. B,. Weaver
Solon Emery
Adrian Lindsey
Aimes
Irene: Peabody
Helen Skilton
Vivian Skilton
Ivan Rowe
al Bs Mitchell
C. WW. Maloney
H.E. Ericson
Coterie Club
Colonial
L. E. Rice
Carl Veider
Jitia Hil Afies
Catherine ‘Trowbridge
Metropolitan, Insurance Company
W. G. Hutson
Eldvidre
University Band
William “Kandi
Lyvd
Dan Servey
Jayhawk Club
Kansas City
F. C. Lynch
H. Lindsey
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Russell L. Wiley
W.C. Koenig
V. K. Bruner
Fred Ellswort
H. L. Jost
Kansas‘City
Harold Harhat
Kan
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A brief notice introduces Aunt Het, a Robert Quillen piece, noting copyright details and syndication information for the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Het
ROBERT _QUILLEN
Social calendar details and club gatherings noted
The social page lists events at Imperial Auction Club and various tea, dinner, and bridge gatherings hosted by Mrs. H C J Thurnauy, Mrs. Megular, Miss Meguiar, Mrs. Sperry, and others. Prizes awarded at the R G Bridge club and the Douglas County Nurses association entertainment featured multiple bridge games and refreshments. A pre-nuptial dinner for Miss Dorothy Jewell is announced and Mrs LA Goodrick shares news of a birth at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadnear
H. C. J Thurnauy
Ednesday
Lawrence Wreck
Fitzpatsick
Imperial Auction Club
Mrv
Re Fl-Wheeler
T. A. Megular
Elizabeth Meguiar
Ance”Eribah- Mavré
C. W. Sperry
Douglas County Nurses Association
Elizabeth Home
Winifred Benarider
Kate Jewett
Veda
Shupe
Raymond Gardner
Nancy McAlearney
Madge Bulleney
Miss Rose
Rabour
Lenna McAlearney
Dorothy Jewell
Miss Lila
Lawson
Miss Fowder
Personal notices of travel and visits around Thanksgiving
Miss Ethel Senne leaves for a trip to attend the Army and Navy game with stops in Annapolis and Washington. Several friends and families plan Thanksgiving visits and home stays in Fort Wayne, Westboro, Chanute, Columbia, Joplin, and Kansas City, with many returning from campuses to their homes for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Senne
Annapolis
Washington
Befley
Wilmoo
Fort Wayne
Bo A. Wood
Westboro
San Diego
Cal
R. M._ Fitzpatrick
C.B. Russell
Guy Skeeler
Tisville
Mr.Keeler
Cosck
H. W. Harviss
Omaha
Creaghtons University of
Ida— Ho
Martha. Wright
Thoomington
Ind
Dean
F. T. Stockton
Mildred Houston
Oklahoma City
N. Taylor
Helen Harman
Linwood
Charles Fuller
Seneca
Wilson_ Williams
Kansas City
Ruth Houghton
Tipton
J. H. Houghton
Beulah Self
Moberly
Jane Allen
Isabel Perry
Columbia
KK. A
Santenté
Marie Moll
Kers
Hotel
Kansas
Samuel H. Fisher
Sam. Jr
Fort Sill
Okla
Beard
Shelbyville, Ky
Grace Strobel
Clarksburg
Roy. Roberts
C. H. Hoinville
Etoile B. Simons
Chicago
Don A. Freeman
Countess Covadonga Leaves Paris for Cuba Homeward
Countess Covadonga departed Paris for her home in Cuba after a last failed reconciliation attempt. She informed her husband that her decision is final, planning to sail from Cherbourg on Berengaria via Miami to Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Covadonga
Cuba
Ulsinies
Silentsas
Cherbourg
Berengaria
Miami
Havana
Churchill Says British Defenses Inadequate In Parliament
London November 28 AP Winston Churchill Conservative leader told the House that Germany already has a growing military threat and Britain’s defenses are inadequate. He urged strengthening the air force as the key to national security, warning Germany is re arming on land sea and air and that a swift German air attack could devastate London and force mass evacuation. He pressed for ten years of a stronger air force to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
Great Britain
Churchill
Europe
G Tany
Ile
United Kingdom
Britain
Versailles Treaty Threats From German Air Power Rise
In the closing year of 1936 Germany’s air strength approached half again Britain’s and by 1937 the air force would be twice as strong as Britain’s, according to the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Happy Roosevelt at Warm Springs Enjoys Foundation Play
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt visited Georgia Hall after a night of dancing and entertainment with Foundation patients. Earlier the President watched a child actors’ play Sailor's Sweetheart, then prepared for Thanksgiving observances as trustees meet. Relief program progress and rising business optimism noted as Hopkins and Morgenthau may visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Georgia’ Warm Springs Foundation
C. M. Stephens
Stephens
Warm Springs
Foundation
Georgia Hall
Harry J. Hopkins
Morgenthau
Elks Lodge and Firemen Aid Toy Drive in Lawrence
Lawrence Elks Lodge 995 with the fire department coordinate a Christmas toy and clothing distribution for needy children. Volunteers repair and repaint donated toys from old and discarded gifts collected at fire stations for early drop off. Ed Anderson,社会 welfare committee chair, can provide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lodge No
P.J. Elks
Lawrence
The
Elks
Fire Department
Elks Lodge
Anne of Green Gables at Granada shows tomorrow
Local ministers invited by the Granada theater to attend the showing of Anne of Green Gables for the first time tomorrow. The production by RKO is tied to a premiere and includes special admission arrangements for junior and senior high school students. Acting postmasters named in Washington include Elsie J. Callahan at Burr Oak Kansas and Bertha Minchel at Overbrook Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Granada
Anne of Greer
Washington
Elsie J. Callahan
At. Burr Qak
Kan
Bertha Minchel
Overbrook
Post Office Department
Death of Roy Reese in Wichita Pharma Meet
Roy Reese of Tonka and former Lawrence pharmacist died suddenly in Wichita during a Fifth District pharmacists meeting at age 34. Execut ive secretary of the Kansas Pharmaceutical Association he had just finished a 45 minute talk to 8A pharmacists before collapsing. Survived by widow and three children, Reese ran a drugstore at 929 Massachusetts Street and was famed for visiting Kansas pharmacists annually and his memory for names. He previously represented a New York wholesale house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Reese
Toncka
Lawrence
Wichita
Fifth District
Reese
Kansas Pharmareutical Association
Ellis W. Cookson
Wichita Association
Massachusetts Street
Topeka
New York
Kansas
Pontiac
Midland Rural Club Social and Local Notices Shine
Midland residents shared reports from the Midland Rural Club meeting at Sher home and a December 6 event with Mrs Adams. Community members attended concerts, fundraisers, and luncheons. multiple local families were noted in visits, funerals, and gatherings including Jayhawk 4-H Club officers, Girl Reserves activities, and Thanksgiving weekend plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iHenry
Corder
Midland Rural Club
Sher
Law
Bert
Jones
Chester
Toms
Rees of
Kansas
Adams
Ile
Sterling
Topeka
Bar
al Reek
Mildred
Owens
Ilx
Sunnyside
Nottinetman
Jayhawk
Leonard
Elsther Heck
Fern
Schnake
Hed
Owsdahl
Charles Syirng
Margaret Henderson Buintay
Famecy
Fred Heck
Charles Spray
Memorial High School
Migg-Apnes
Laptadec
Marguerite Vinyard
Midland Grange
Merning
W. ‘Adams
Albany
daugh=ter
McCoy
Della Wichel
Paul “Laptad
Agnes Laptad
Robert Laptad
Bradne Laptad
Kansas’ City
J. E
Ted Alford
Gus Bruner
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau
Miss Olive Brown Program And Supper In Columbia
Columbia residents join Miss Olive Brown and pupils for a Friday evening program and supper on November 30. Attendees from the neighborhood include Charles Shuck Marshall Churchbaugh Hallie Hale Clarence Flory and several Flory and Shuck families plus George Van Hoesen and Leslie Churchbaugh. Betty Thelma Woodward stayed with Mary Katherine Markler. The Deays Shucks Pence and other local families visited Mrs Siwood Deay’s house in Lawrence. Miss Mildred Deay of Kansas City visited local folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Brown
Sas VT
Charles Shuck
Marshall Churchbaugh
Hallie Hale
Clarence Flory
William Flory
Carl ¥ and
Joesen
Leslie Churchbaugh
George van Hoesen
William Goddell
Betty
Thelma Woodward
Mary Katherine Markler
Frank Deay
Mildred
Edith
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Byron
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Charles. Shuck
Darrell
Everett Pence
Siwood Deay Hopse
Lawrence
Mildred Deay
Kansas City
Royal Neighbor Lodge Meeting at Richland Hall
West Fairview notes a Tuesday gathering of the Royal Neighbor Lodge at Richland hall with Mrs Gladys Howard Mrs Ernest King and Miss Hazel Disney as hostesses after business. Refreshments followed. An event at Belvoir schoolhouse is planned for Wednesday November 28. Pupils at West Fairview faced exams Thursday and Friday as Mrs Nancy Cummings visited her brother Albert Rose and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Richland Hall
Gladys Howard
Ernest. King
Hazel Disney
West Fairview
Belvoir
Nancy ‘Cummings
Albert Rose
Odd Fragments and Notices From Local Page
A jumbled mix of household tips, social notices, and local updates appear. Names like Mea Cade Kennedy Emma Kennedy S. W. Kennedy and Mrs. Al Williams surface alongside event notes and a telescope mirror shipment in Corning New York with a December 2 pouring date. Vienna names Edison street amid postwar upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning, N.V
Safe relief for sluggish bowels in children a Dr Caldwell ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative for children and adults. It explains dosing control with a measured liquid form, highlights non habit forming herbs senna and cascara, and urges trial for overnight relief, noting wide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cald Iwell
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Vernon Smith
Finesse Club
Junchena and
Bridge
Eldridge
University Club
Bride
Methodist Church
Betty Dean Abels
Japan
Naomi Light
WH. McKone
Hubert Klemp
Maurice McKone
Eleanor McKone
D_ L. McNerney
Perry
Violet McKone
Melone
L T.L
A. Ti. Conner
Elim Street
Terry Crall
Tobe Gulley
Badger
South Side
Clab
Otto Hunzicker
Joe Price
Melvin Miller
Frank Liggett
Rufus Fox
A. W.lamb
Miller
Bunn
Franz Wiedemann
Red Cross
Fred Hun
Singer
Syndlotve
R.H. Gopenhiaver
H. B. Harnar
Edith’ Wolgamatt
R.G. Bridge Club
M Ir
T. H. Hemphill
Mir
Gilbert Francis
Preston Hipdig
LA. Goodrick
Vermont Siitet
Metorial Hospital
Countess
Prince
Coleus
Conservative
Mary Lou
Vinita
University of Kansas
Associated
Granada Theater
Thelma Smith
Carnegie, Pa
Art School of Washington University
St.Louis
Associated . Press
Roy
Midland
West Fairview and Vicinity
Rickerd- Stowite
Drug. Co
Mum
Ajat Tenn
Church of Christ’ Scientist
AilAre
Pat
Hetstone
Trop
Mane
Fly
Cade
Cummings
Wavarly
Wagabeon-Vialtor
Edith [Ibert and Sons
Art. Cole
Farm Bureau
Emma Kennedy
Fred Kennedy
S. W. Kennedy
Hank
al. Williams
Williams
A. Hotze
Richland
Albert Steele
Francis’ Kennedy
Vienna
Edison
Floridsdorf
Thomas Alva
Audrey. Ferris
East 13Th Street
Cemetery Road
Langston Memorial Company
Lawrence Kansas
Deluxe
Ward
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