Society Notes and Bridge Luncheon Schedule
Friday events include Mrs Wayne McCoy and Mrs Clifton Romney at a bridge luncheon in Eldridge O Brownlee hosts tea for Mrs Gears Maffet and Miss Bertha Parker of Minneapolis. Multiple clubs host meetings including Vendredi Colonial Chapter and Entre Nous with Nina Hester and Mrs E. L. Piles. Weekend attendees include Mrs I C Randall at home and Mr Orley Olmstead with Friday dinner bridge at Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne McCoy
Clifton Romney
Eldridge
O. Brownlee
Gears Maffet
Bertha Parker
Minneapolis
I. C. Randall
J.C. Walton
Eru
Mothers’ League
G. A. Dawes
John Brand
Kenneth Landes
University Women and Kanwaka clubs host meetings
Numerous Lawrence clubs hold gatherings with University of Kansas faculty members in attendance. The University Women's club opened at Myers hall with about 150 women, while Kanwaka 4-H and 4-H families showcased awards, plans, and trips. Other groups plan luncheons, teas, and meetings with members and guests attending from local households and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Women's Club
Myers Hall
Karl Kuersteiner
Orene Yowell
Kuersteiner
Gavotte
Rameau
CG. J. Posey
L. N. Flint
Fred Ellsworth
F. E. Kester
Verner Smith
R. H. Wheeler
E. E. Bayles
Local Social Notes Highlight Lawrence Residents Travels
Mrs. Ella C. Warren visits Kansas City at Judge Bell's home and returns Monday. Mrs. F. M. Testerman heads to Wichita after visiting Rev. N. H. Huffman. Mrs. Ada McPherson, formerly of Lawrence, sails from Topeka toward California. Mrs. B. H. Gragg plans winter in Carlsbad with daughter, then Grand Canyon and Wichita visits. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mitchell back from east trip via Columbus and Cleveland. A. M. Davis of Chanute joins, plans weekend with daughter Mrs. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella C. Warren
Louisiana Street
Kansas City
C. Jasper Bell
Lawrence
F. M. Testerman
Wichita
Rev
N. H. Huffman
Ada McPherson
New York City
E. F. Caldwell
Carlsbad
F. W. Gaunt
Osborne County
B. H. Grage
Cal
L. H. Fairchild
Fairchild
A. B. Mitchell
East
Columbus
Cleveland
Mitchell
The
American Legion
S. R. Harvey
A. M. Davis
Chanute
Mrs. Mitchell
Day Mills
Gigantic Fish Talk Sparks Broad Ocean Quip
Johnny declares a gigantic fish must hasten its departure while Puff warns of seasickness. Virginia May Johnston, with her mother, heads tomorrow night to Texarkana. Dr. Edward Bumgardner makes a Topeka trip. Mrs. Lindquist visits Kansas City. Prof. Warner undergoes tonsillectomy at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Strong and Mrs. Davis spend the day in Kansas City. Florence Hyre travels to Topeka for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia May Johnston
Texarkana
Tex
Edward Bumgardner
Topeka
G. E. E. Lindquist
Kansas City
R. W. Warner
Sippi Street
Memorial Hospital
Frank Strong
Robert M. Davis
Florence Hyre
Eal Ieee Ieee
Republican tea to be held in Eudora Methodist church
Republican women of Eudora township plan a tea in the church community room on Monday October 5 at 2 PM. All area women are invited. A speaker will be provided by the Douglas county central committee. Several committees coordinate decorations advertising and host duties. Also reports on Douglas county mortgage registrations for the quarter ending September 30 and a W R C meeting tomorrow at Mrs A F Brown home with plans for October 17 inspector visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka 4-H Club
George
Winifred
Eula _Haverstock
Doris Button
Harold Johanning
Sec
Howard Hird
Everett O’conner
Helen Shaw
Sone
Winifred Haverstock
Yell
Carl J. Hird
Mildred Johannine
Elmer Johanning
Willard Shaw
Giren
Winifred Havertock
Eula_Haverstock
Mary Lou Elliott
Clifford Shaw
Jane Topping
Hutchinson
Harold Johaning
George Haverstock
Vinland Fair
Wayne Hird
Yola Johnson
Everett O'Conner
Betty Christy
Wilma Lee Johnson
Glenn O'Conner
Cosmos Club
F. P. Stapleton
Vermont Street
Eudora Township
Methodist
Eudora
Douglas County
L. M. Holmes
Floyd Broers
Clarence Hausman
F. G. Hughes
Harold Beck
Register of Deeds
Relief Corps
Samuel Walker
W.R.C
A. F. Brown
Honors at Court of Awards Eagle Scout Burgess noted
Scoutmaster Edwin T. Burgess of Troop 55 received the Eagle Scout award at the October court of awards in Chamber of Commerce rooms. He has led at West Side Presbyterian Church for eight years and was praised for leadership. Robert Weir opened the ceremony. committee included Ralph Graber and B. C. Shipley. Eagle palms went to Robert Zimmerman and John Griffith. numerous other awards were given to Scouts across Troops 51 to 60. Plans for a senior scout unit in Lawrence were discussed by Camp Naish council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin T. Burgess
Chamber of Commerce
Burgess
Weat Side Presbyterian Church
Robert Weir
Ralph Graber
B. C. Ship
James EB. Boyce
Arthur Nelson
Edwin R. Burgess
Carl Barlow
Ed Bodin
Billy Jay Burgess
Thomas Barlow
Charles Love
Raleigh Foster
Leo Davenport
Nelson May
Dick Keene
Kenneth Keene
Brewster Powers
Lawrence
Lawrence Lodge
Camp Naish
Reed Whetstone
James
Scout Leaders Discuss Circus and Swim Meet Plans
The district held its monthly troop leaders meeting with District Commissioner A. E. Woestemeyer presiding. The agenda included plans for a Scout circus during Scout Week in February and for the district swimming meet on October 23, with the first regular meeting of the new organization scheduled for next Thursday at 7 p.m. at the First Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
A. E. Woestemeyer
Chiapasso to Give Recital at University Monday
Jan Chiapasso renowned concert pianist and University of Fine Arts faculty member will perform a recital Monday evening. He formerly headed piano studies at the Bush Conservatory in Chicago and has completed two European tours earning high praise from critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Chiapasso
America
University School of Fine Arts
Chiapasso
Bush Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Music master class and Bay View School of Music engagement
The article notes a pianist who conducted a three week master class at State College in Pullman Washington, then joined the Bay View School of Music in Michigan for the summer faculty. His Monday program is open to all levels without charge and features numbers of interest to all music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pullmen
Wash
Bay View
Mich
Bay View School of Music
WPA Geologist Seeks Dug Well Site Near Baldwin
WPA geologist B Vautravers visited the county courthouse en route to the Lobingier place near Baldwin to assess a site for a dug well. The proposed bore would tap a spring by the road, a landmark known to early travelers, and would support Douglas County's water conservation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pay B. Vautravers
WPA
Court House
Baldwin
Lobingier Place
Douglas County
Jolly Quilters Meet and Local Movements in Bar Bem
The Jolly Quilters met with Mrs. Ralph Ice for a quilting session after a summer break. twelve members attended with two guests, Mrs. William Bidinger and daughter Eula. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. William Bahnmaier. Names were drawn for the coming year. Lawrence residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ice and family moved to the Al Schelihorn farm last week. Patsy Ice started at Barber school. Social visits included Mr. and Mrs. John Ingalls and others at C. E. Stanwix, plus weekend trips to Kansas City for Mrs. Fred Gregory and Mrs. Fred Richardson. Richardson plans a move to Kansas City in October. Attendees at the Edmonds sale in Yarnold district included Ben Swallow, C. E. Stanwix, Coffman, and Harrell. The Stanwix family, including Ross Stanwix and sons Keith and George, were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Jolly Quilters
Ralph Ice
William Bidinger
Eula
William Bahnmaier
Charles Ice
Lawrence
al Schelihorn
Patsy Ice
Barber School
John Ingalls
C. E. Stanwix
Everett Craig
Fred Gregory
Kansas City
Fred Richardson
Mr. Eddy
Richardson
Ben Swallow
Coffman
Harrell
Edmonds
Yarnold_ district
Ross Stanwix
Keith and
George
Wil
Liamstown Visits and Fair Prizes Highlight Week
Liamstown residents called at C E Stane Wixs last Sunday. Mrs Raymond Love and daughter from Kent came Thursday to see Mrs Warrington and Billie Dee. Miss Oneta Day of Lawrence works for Mrs Warrington. Mrs Root returned home after caring for Mrs Warrington. Howard Gregory and the Hird boys won prizes for their wines at the Vinland fair this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liamstown
C. E. Stanewix
Raymond Love and Daughters
Kent
Warrington
Billie Dee
C. E. Stanwix
Oneta Day
Lawrence
Elmer Warrington
Root
Also Mentioned on This Page
William S. Brady
Karl Baldwin
E. A. Johnson
H. E. Don Carlos
Atchison
Daughters of the Daughters of the American Revolution
William Warde
Kanwaka Literary Club
A. R. Reed
W. F. Elkins
Ethan Sims
Beattie Collins
Harley Armstrong
Little Silver
Willis Colman
Ray Mitchell
Garden of Prayer
Kate Toms
Charles Longanecker
Club
George Miller
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
Elmer Weibel
L. H. Frink
Perennoy
Floyd Rankin
Harry Frazee
Round Table
Kap
Pa Kappa Gamma
Paul Dinsmoor
E. W. Patken
Vendredi Club
Colonial
Irving, Hill
Julia McMurray Pickins
Riverside Farm Bureau
Clarence Plummer
Earl Skinner
Theressa Husted
Frances Nichols
L. E. Bearman
George Robertson
Owen Mitchell
David Perkins
Ralph Beal
B. H. and
Bridge Club
Maine Street
Lawrence Flower Club
Rose Garden
South Park
F. W. Cutter
E. O. W. Contract Club
Hilltop House
George Hedrick
Mort Day
Miss Gay Newsom
Weaver
Johnny
Puff
Onan
Plantea
Granada
Masa
Davis Dress Shop
K. U. Fine Arts
Eagles
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