Society News Schedule for Friday to Tuesday Events
Society items request early submission to Journal World for forthcoming Friday through Tuesday events. Listings include contract clubs luncheon tea dances dinners and club meetings at Evans Hearth Westminster Hall Colonial and Oread venues with participants such as Mrs Decker Bogsdon Euersteiner Ramsey Essick Winter and Perry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Decker
Evans Hearth
E. J. Bogsdon
Karl Euersteiner
Union Young People’s Group
Westminster Hall
Clifton Ramsey
Elks Club
Lawrence Woman's Club
Karl Baldwin
H. J. Penney
T. G. Fitch
W. R. Essick
M. S. Winter
Colonial
Oread Bridge Club
Leonard Axer
J. S. Perry
Evans
Community Club Christmas Parties and Social Gatherings
Temola club holds a Christmas party at Mrs Hovey Hanna home with organizers Mrs J B Clevenger Mrs Henry H Asher Mrs E F Engel and Mrs Bert Nash. Amigos club hosts a luncheon at Mrs M W Winter home. A A U W members invited to Unitarian church service where Dr Aurelia Henry Reinhardt will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’ S Club
Tennola
Hovey Hanna
Helen Skilton
Temola Club
J. B. Clevenger
Henry H. Asher
E. F. Engel
Bert Nash
American Association of University Women
Unitarian Church
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt
Mills College
Oakland
Calif
Lawrence
Reinhardt
A.A.U.W
A.A. U.W
Southern Pacific
Clark Welborn
Ronald Robb
Local Music Recital At Colonial Tea Room
A program led by Clarke Hargiss and Shirley Nan Hargiss will be held at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Colonial Tea Room. The event features piano, trombone, and vocal pieces with readings, inviting all interested attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Clarke Hargiss
Shirley Nan Hargiss
Clarke
Shirley Nan
Lawrence Woman's Club program to feature Lawrence Art Club
Lawrence Woman's Club meets Monday at 2 30 with program by the Lawrence Art Club led by Miss Florence L Snow. The event follows Virginia Stephenson hosting a bridge session with Helen Souders of Wichita as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stephenson
Bridge
Helen Souders
Wichita
Margaret Harwood
Myra Jean Sluss
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Lawrence Art Club
Florence L. Snow
Vedder-Me-Comas wedding guests in Kansas City this evening
Miss Katherine Heck Miss Meda nae Litton and Miss Freda Lee Rundell plan to attend the Vedder Me Comas wedding in Kansas City this evening. Other locals guests include alumna Jean Makepeace, teachers and university alumni visiting during Thanksgiving holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Heck
Medanae Litton
Freda Lee Rundell
Vedder-Me- Comas
Kansas City
Jean Makepeace
University of Kansas
Great Bend High School
C. C. Makepeace
Leslie Dodd
St. Louis
Denver
Dodd
Ed Paasch
Ray Kirkpatrick
Eudora
Delbert Paasch
Lawrence
Vanata Mortis
Tulsa
Okla
Guy Pennock, Jr
Ruth Paasch
H. G. Barr
Marilyn
Margaret
Barr
George Fallis
Gower
Everett Eberhard
William Eberhard
Eberhard
Belleville
Air Corps Technical Schools
Scott Field
D. E. Esterly
Topeka
George Esterly
Ralph Grossman
Joan
Marie
Thanksgiving Gatherings Reach Across The Midwest
Mary Louise of St. Louis returned after Thanksgiving with Mr. Grossman s sister Jd J Krum and family. Mr and Mrs Karl Kuersteiner and son Dickie plan a Lexington Missouri visit. Mr and Mrs Ralph Tait and son Eugene and Mrs H R Fuller and daughter Lois Ann were in Kansas City yesterday. Roland DeWatteville of Topeka dined with Mrs C L DeWatteville in Lawrence for the Thanksgiving game. Helen Sauders of Wichita, guest of Virginia Stephenson, heads home tomorrow. Miss Helen Dodds returns from Kansas State College Manhattan for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise
St. Louis
Grossman
Jd. J. Krum
Karl Kuersteiner
Dickie
Lexington
Ralph Tait
Eugene
H. R. Fuller
Lois Ann
Kansas City
Roland DeWatteville
Topeka
Lawrence
C. L. DeWatteville
Helen Sauders
Wichita
Virginia Stephenson
Helen Dodds
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Bolero Highlighted by University Orchestra in Kan sas
The University of Kansas Symphony will perform Bolero by Maurice Ravel as its feature piece next Thursday at Hoch Auditorium. The program opens with Weber's Overture to Euryanthe and continues with Richard Strauss’s Till Eulenspiegels Merry Pranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Ravel
University of Kansas_Symphony orchestra
Hoch Auditorium
Euryanthe
Weber
Till Eulenspiegel
Richard Strauss
Sunday church services and programs listed at local churches
Harold G. Barr leads at Tenth and Kentucky streets with Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 10 45 including a sermon Redemption Is at Hand and Anthem Prayer of Thanksgiving. Evening events include BCP at the Presbyterian church at 5 00 and a union young people's meeting at the Methodist church at 6 30 followed by church services at 7 30 focusing on The Old Personal Religion and the New Social Gospel led by Mr Barr and Dr Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth
Kentucky Streets
Harold G. Barr
Royal Humbert
J. A. Dunham
Kremser
Presbyterian Church
Union Young People's Meeting
Methodist Church
Mr. Barr
Dr. Hunt
Free Methodist Church Sunday Services in City
Corner of Twelfth and Connecticut hosts a morning worship led by Rev. C. E. Bess district elder at 11 with communion afterward. Sunday school starts at 10. An eight pm missionary meeting and a pre prayer session in the afternoon precede the evening service by Rev. Bess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth
Connecticut
Joseph H. Reid
C. E. Bess
Bess
Evening Youth Meeting and Prayer Session Schedule
The notice lists a 7 30 p m youth thinking gathering on Tuesday evening and a midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 30. It emphasizes recurring weekly events for young people and prayer gatherings.
Revival at Assembly of God Announces Week Long Schedule
The Assembly of God at Fourteenth and Rhode Island streets continues nightly revival led by Rev and Mrs F A Sturgeon of Longview Washington Tonight’s service drew a full house and many conversions The coming week features Mrs Sturgeon Monday The Man Who Swimming Tuesday The Man Who Did Something Jesus Couldnt Do Wednesday From the City of the Living Dead Thursday old fashioned camp meeting Friday The Man Who Might Have Been with a prize for the largest family Community singing and special music every night Vibraharp and accordion by Mrs Sturgeon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God Church
Fourteenth
Rhode Island
F. A. Sturgeon
Longview
Wash
Sturgeon
Jesus
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A. J. Mix
Florence Allen
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Bernice
Elwyn
Joseph Russell
Cole
John Ulrich
T. M. Hopkins
Ednah Hopkins
Ben Barteldes
Jack Vincent
C. E. Friend
Minervian Club
Mary Springer
Lewis G. Longsworth
Whitestone, N. Y
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Stella Caroline
Longsworth
Helen Cady
Invention
S. Bach
C. P. E. Bach
Pino
Mozart
Scott
Scceeneersei
Mendelssohn
Valse
Moszkowski
Atlantic Zephyrs
Ferde Grofe
Scott Muniny
Women’s Guild of the
Lawrence Consumers’ Co-Operative
H. R. Gibson
New Hampshire Street
H. A. Jetmore
Progressive Reading Club
J. R. Holmes
A. E. Huddleston
Ralph Smith
Dillon
Mont
Huddleston
Elmer Brown
Early Huddleston
Smith
Brown
Oscar Erickson
Bruce
Overland Park
Mr. Smith
Mrs
A. J. Anderson
C. L. Brokaw
Ellison A. Neel
Woman’s City Club
E. D. Liddy
R. A. Schwegler, Jr
Ray
Wright
Fred Ellsworth
Catharine Brown
Margaret Kreider
Henrietta Adams
Louise Polson
Jean Boardman
Cara Black
Susie Wilkerson
Pauline Rankin
Betty Leibler
Virginia Fritz
Virginia Carter Myra Jean Slugs
Ruthie Russell
Sally Fitzpatrick
St. Mary’s Academy
Portia Club
John J. Simmons
Ethel Gardner
Louis Pasteur
Bolero
K.U. Symphony
Radley Cleaners
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Lawrence, Kansas
Christian Science
Elizabeth McArthur Thomson
C.S.B
Saint Louis, Mo
The
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the First Church of Christ, Scientist
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Mass
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Thrift Service
Vermont St
First Christian Church
Free Methodist Church
Zeft
Round Corner
Coe’s Drug
Bullock's
East Seventh Street
Assembly OF God Revival
Tubs
Hal
St Louis
Punkins
Lawrence Laundry & Dry Cleaners
EL Navajo
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Beits Salen
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Trylon
Mendoza
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