Lawrence wedding and club notices in Kanwaka region
Mrs Earl R Cleveland announces the marriage of daughter Helen to Thornton Hemphill at Trinity Lutheran church with Rev C A officiating. Numerous social events and meetings follow including pre nuptial entertainments for Miss Dorothy Gregg and gatherings of Happy Bidders, Kanwaka Good Will, Congrega tional calendar groups, North Lawrence Civic volleyball, Ven Py club, Minervian club, Mothers League, Elks club bridge, and other society activities with multiple hostesses and venues listed. Ruth Roberts marriage, hospital mercy ties, and various society notes fill the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Cleveland
Helens
Thornton Hemphill
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. C. A
Mr. Hemphill
C. W. Hemphill
Hemphill Land and Investment Company
O. E. McCulloch
Kansas City
Lawrence
Ruth
Wayne Roberts
Los Angeles
Cal
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Business College
Social calendar highlights packed week of clubs and gatherings
The week features numerous social club events across venues like Colonial Tea Room Hotel Wood and Hotel Eldridge. Monday hosts auctions and bridge gatherings. Tuesday includes reading clubs and a bomber’s banquet. Wednesday and Thursday list meetings, luncheons, and bridge games with notable members such as Mrs. J H DeWeesa and Mrs. Emma Fagan participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ashton
J. H. Holke
Colonial Tea Room
Oread Bridge Club
E. €. Buehiler
Amigos Club
Alva Carter
Tack
N. AL. C
F. L. Couriney
S. Club
C. Shimmats
W. H. Schoene
Wiedemann Association
Lawreate
Hotel Wood
Twentieth Century Club
E. White
YOM. L
Robert Gre Rol
Actu
Wo Carter
J. H. DeWeesa
Dolph Simons
Luntheon
Hotel Eldridge
G. W. Bradshin
J. W. O'Bryan
C. Q. Stoland
West Side Study Club
Nish
E. C
Langsi
City and club notices mix community events and meetings
Kansas officials plan Wednesday departure with Mrs Turney and Mrs Hoxie to discuss child welfare. Golf pairings set for Country Club tomorrow at 9. Temola club hosts first meeting of year with roll call on My Happiest Summer Day. Progressive Sunday School class to dine and discuss at church parlor. Twentieth Century club holds 2:30 luncheon at the Country Club. Busine and Professional club directors met at Wiedemanins with state president Mrs Susan Peffer presiding and musical numbers featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Kansas
Turney
Kansas City
George Hoxie
League of Women Voters
Temola
A. PR. Hults
Y. B. Henry
D. Coen Burn
Wayne McCoy
Methodist Church
F. O. Russell
AL F. Ochse
Busine and Professional Club
Wiedemanin
Jearet Schumann
Press Legal Club
Chariate Magazine
Susan Peffer
Mureka
Ceffer
Ednah Hopkins
Agnes Evans
Kansas City hosts events October 24 25 and circle meetings
Miss Theta Brewer of Iola presides over the second district as Know Your Bible convenes at the Evangelical church tomorrow at 2 30 pm. Douglas County WCTU delegates attend Manhattan convention October 6 10 meeting 9 10 am at First Methodist church. Circles plan decor for cars. Delegates listed. Circle No 75 Ladies GRA plan benefit bridge Thursday at 2 30 pm. reservations with Mrs M E Charles. Helianthus Bridge club hosts at 628 Maine next Friday 2 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Miss Theta Brewer
Iola
Know Your Bible Circle
The
Evangelical Church
Douglas County
Manhattan
First Methodist Church
W. F. Morris
Mattie Crooks
Fanny 3Ijgham
Grace Cummings
Lallah B. Jacobs
C. F.dale
A. L. Ferris
Berha Conner
Katie Pine
Settie Fincher
Gertrude Johd
Jessie Hartup
Martha Cartwright
Myra Caylor
Mary Cornwell
Clark le Fever
Elizabeth Jacqmain
G. Jae R
C. F. Hall
M. E. Charles
Louisiana Street
George Dunkley
Helianthus Bridge Club
Maine Street
Personal notes on Hutchings trip home
Mr and Mrs Harry Hutchings returned Saturday night from Brookfield Missouri where they spent time visiting and touring the area with relatives and friends before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hutchings
Brookfield, Mo
Hills Bros Coffee uses controlled roasting method
Hills Bros promotes its patented Controlled Roasting process to ensure even, continuous roasting for every bean. The ad claims consistent perfection and fuller flavor, with vacuum cans to keep coffee fresh and a unique Arab trademark. Kansas City, Missouri, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kansas City
Missouri
Weekend visits and city movements among Kansas residents
Last week relatives visited Macon the childhood home of Mrs Hutchings and renewed ties with old friends. Osceola residents Miss Emma Boring and Edgar Gregg stayed with Mr and Mrs V E Gregg. Charles Ise of Coffeyville plans a brief visit with his mother Mrs Rosa Ise who will drive to Lansing tomorrow, joined by Fred Hinnen of Holton. Florence L Snow and Emma Snow returned from Baldwin after hosting Miss Martha Cowgill. Betty Baysinger of the Chi Omega house returned from Kansas City. Ann Williams of Linwood traveled to Baldwin for George Leonard’s funeral. T B Wilson of San Francisco, after an eastern business trip, came from Chicago for a short visit with his father Ben Wilson. Mr and Mrs R B Brodhead and daughters Elizabeth and Mrs Robert Rood returned by motor from Woodland Park Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
San Franciato
Lawrence voices join Kansas City choir in evening concert
Those who will sing tonight are Kathryn Langmade Nelson, soprano, and Helen Alter, soprano, both of Lawrence, Karl Bratton, tenor, Lawrence, Alton Kaul, baritone, Pleasanton, and Bryce D. Hill, bass baritone, Kansas City, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Langmade Nelson
Helen Alter
Lawrence
Karl Bratton
Alton Kaul
Pleasanton
Bryce D. Hill
Kansas City
Liquor Case Continued in Police Court
The case of Ira Johnson, arrested on a drunkenness charge, was continued until Wednesday morning in police courts today. Johnson is out on bond of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Johnson
Johnson
Forfeit Bonds in Police Court Case
George Bowman and Hele Splvin failed to appear in police court this morning to answer to the games and forfeited bonds of ten dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowman
Hele Splvin
Five Will Sing Tonight in Local Voice Contest
Five University of Kansas singers, three men and two women, take part tonight in Lawrence for the Atwater Kent national voice contest local audition. The 8 o'clock event in the Administration auditorium invites the public. local winners go to the state contest and onward to district and national auditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University. of Kansas
Atwater Kent
Lawrence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Gregg
Frances Owne
Deloras Vaneyma
Happy Bidders Club
Robert Laptad
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Homer Hird
Walter Walfkuble
E. G. L. Harbour
Congregational Church
Jennie Moren
Vermont Street
North Lawrence Civic Association
Woodlawn Gymnasium
Ven- Py
Dirs. L. H. Frink
J. S. Taylor
Mercy Hospital
Tme
Mothers’ League
Frank I. Jones
East Thirteenth Street
Fritz Meyn
Fritzi
Eugiia
Howard
Alice Marie Meyn
Lillian Zimmer
Eleanor Allen
Betty Allphin
Martha Rose
Eleanor Bunyan
Arg Itzer
Marian Bliesner
la Dene Davis
Ruthie Hunter
Ruth Vaughan
Helen Louise St. Clair
T. ©. Griesa
Ladies’ Literary League
Nineteenth Street
Cosynos Club
C. O. Bowman
Tennessee Street
W. A. Colman
Home Aid Society
Ed Griggs
Sarah Griggs
C. E. DeVore
White House Gardens
Will Johns
F. P. O Brien
A. Harney
St. Louis
Department of Public Welfare
Webster Groves
Public Welfare Department
League
Middle Western
Obrien
Educa
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Rawne
Tefor
KT Jones
Miercolvs
Clat
Emma Fagan
Tau Drita House
J.R Mayne
Ge Club
Women Voters
Old City
Motte Rietyry Mutrong
C. D. Edmond
O. W. Matoney
Weeber Hutton
Odies
F. Ball
Arrang- Steward 'S
Jack H. Arzman
V. Banks
G. Gus
G Achning
C. E
RK. Bruner Va
F. Terteldes
J. BR
Hugh Means
R. Ad Miler
Country Club
Cao
Vanity Beauty Shop
Helen Thames
Holloway Hall
Mass
Frank Vaughan
Irg
Yeaver
Elmo Inc
Bettye Phillips
Elmo
Philadelphia
Tal
the Independent Laundry
Aed
Coats
Penney’s
J.C. Penney Co
Kansas Electric
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