Sacredy Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs
A busy Sacredy social calendar lists Inter Xos, sewing, luncheon, and contract clubs for Monday with Mrs. Essick, Mrs. Rickard, and Mrs. Funk. Tuesday brings golden wedding anniversary honors and a Chamber of Commerce tea, plus bridge events. Wednesday through Friday feature union meetings, church activities, and private receptions at homes across town with many hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Essick
Inter Xos
Flower Clay
Chamber of Commerce
Biss Frances Rickard
T. D. Funk
H. &., Foster
Crossword Puzzle Across From Saturday’s Paper
A dense list of crossword clues runs through this Saturday page fragment with entries like mythical bird, disclose, spring, prefix for away, river bank, large weight, mountain ridge, expose to moisture, unfinished student, tree, kind of snow, shoe, secretary, confine, minced oath, curve segment, hurry, prevail, none, Nebraska county, article of property, belief, native Hawaiian food, suppress in pronouncing, anger, equal, form, solution, and many more. The scattered clues reference familiar crossword conventions and several labeled answers or partial solutions embedded in the scrambled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Birth of Barbara Rae Stockert at Memorial hospital
Mrs Ray H Stockert announces the birth of a daughter this morning at Memorial hospital the baby named Barbara Rae Mrs Stockert was formerly Miss Glenora Wadhams. Various social club notices follow including meetings of Ladies Aid Trinity Lutheran and Twentyeth Century club and several other circles at homes around 2:30 pm and 3 pm with names and addresses of hostesses and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Stockert
Memorial Hospital
Barbara Rae
Stockert
Glenora Wadhams
New Officers Host Reception at First Methodist Church
The Woman's League of the First Methodist church held a Friday reception for new congregants with a brief program. Mrs. J. J. Street greeted guests, Dr. Robert Hunt spoke on the League’s value, and Mrs. R. M. Price sang two numbers accompanied by Mrs. Charles Gaumer. A one act playlet featured Mrs. C. L. Cook, Mrs. J. J. Bleakley, and Mrs. B. P. Hunsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's League
First Methodist Church
J.J. Street
Robert Hunt
R. M. Price
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Kramer
Charles Gaumer
C. L. Cook
J. J. Bleakley
BP. Hunsinger
Joanna Hill
Artemesia
Ageratun
Local Personal News From Lawrence Area Encounters visitors
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hull of Colorado Springs visit with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Potter. Miss Clara Biklen and Miss Martha Biklen of Burlington Iowa arrive to see sister Mrs. Will Pendleton. Mrs. Fay H. Brown returns from Chicago after attending the American Cosmeticians convention. Mrs. H. T. Moore of Wichita visits sister Mrs. S. D. Bishop. Dr. and Mrs. Don A. Kendall of Great Bend stop in Lawrence on way to St. Paul for a medical clinic. H. Morgan spends the week in Kansas City. Earl Guist undergoes an appendectomy at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa. Mr. Guist, visiting Williamsburg, is with Lawrence Paint and Wall Paper. C. D. Maier, Pal i ave Clothing manager, leaves for Chicago on store business. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Nordlund of Auburn Neb. guest of Dolph Simons. Miss Dannoa Pontius spends the weekend in Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nordlund of Auburn Neb. guests yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Hull
Colorado Springs
Earl Potter
Mr. Hull
Potter
Clara Biklen
Martha Biklen
Burlington
Will Pendleton
Fay H. Brown
Chicago
American Cosmeticians Convention
H. T. Moore
Wichita
S. D. Bishop
Don A. Kendall
Great Bend
Lawrence
H. T. Jones
St. Paul
Anteen
H. Morgan
Kansas City
Earl Guist
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Guist
Williamsburg
Lawrence Paint and Wall | Paper Company
C.D. Maier
Pal i Ave Clothing Company
A. Nordlund
Auburn
Neb
Dolph Simons
Dannoa Pontius
Manhattan
C. A. Nordlund
Ned
Mrs. Dolph Simons
Ladies In Love at Dickinson Offers Quartet of Femmes
The Dickinson presents Ladies In Love featuring stars Jane Gaynor Loretta Young Constance Bennett and Simone Simon with a cast that includes Don Ameche Viviane Power Jr and Alan Mowbray. The film weaves four romantic stories into one and showcases new techniques for romance under director Edward H Griffith amid mixed performances and dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Gaynor
Loretta Yeung
Constance Bennett
Simone Simon
Don Ameche
Vivrone Power, Jr
Alan Mowbray
Edward H. Griffith
Harwood Benton speaks at meeting of Douglas county women
Harwood Benton, treasurer of the state corporation commission, addressed a large crowd at the Republican headquarters surgery the Douglas county women’s organizations. The talk focused on tax issues and contrasts between sound government supporters and the New Deal, noting hidden taxes on everyday goods and implications for farmers. Court bids follow with Otto Meisner fined for passing a stop sign and A H Gerard forfeiting a small bond on a parking charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Harwood Benton
State Corporation Commmission
Women’s Republican Organiations
Douglas County
David McCreath
Women’s Republican Central Committee
KE. F. Abels
Republican Women's Club
Minerva Davis
Lone Star
Vena Flory
Benton
London
Roosevelt
W. O. McClanahan
Charles Banning
Paul Luckan
Gertrude Gilmore
Otto Meisner
A. H. Gerard
Faculty recital tonight by Moncrieff and Kuersteiner at KU
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts presents a joint faculty recital in the Administration building auditorium at 8 o'clock. Contralto Alice Moncrieff and violinist Karl Kuersteiner perform works by Dowland, Vivaldi, Rameau, Bach, Brahms, Beethoven, and others with Ruth Crutt and Dean Swarthout as accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Moncrieff
Karl Kuersteiner
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Ruth Crcutt
D. M. Swarthout
Miegretto
Vivaldi-Rissland
Gavotte
Rameau-Rissland
Bach-Kuersteiner
Kuersteiner
HI Steig
Bratins
Dem
See
Brahms Dimmit Perche
Leontrinn
Beethoven
Why College Freshman Lecture Opens Series
Dean P B Lawson of the University of Kansas liberal arts college will open the freshman lecture series Wednesday evening with a talk titled Why College The lecture is set for 7 30 oclock in Fraser theater and all freshmen are required to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
N. Lewis
American Association of University Women
Walter Fleer
Dickinson
Paul B. Lawson
University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Dean Lawson
Fraser Theater
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Ae Williams
Brede
Tolia Hunzicker
Coterie Club
Louise Nelson
Terrace
Finesse Club
George Bullene
George G. Kirchhoff
Helen Harman
Margaret Kirchhoff
Manor
Lisle Ely
S. Bridge
Kappa Pna Sammee Association
Rs. Irving Yharms
E._W. Patton
Regle Club
H.L. Chaffin
Robert Haggart
Justin Hill
Corlett Cotton
William Savage Johnson
University of Kansas
J. H. Nelson
John E. Hawkins
Lulu Gardner
Nellie Barnes
Eleanor Murray
Betty Raymond
Barbara Pend
R. B. Stevens
C. Vo Leigh
Louisiana Street
Lawrence Teich
Bessie M. Copper
Mclonald
Lawrence Leigh
Topeka
Julia Elen Daniels
Clarence V. Leigh
Mayrtta
Esther Leigh
Marion Leigh
Ruth Ellen Leigh
Julia Peart Leigh
Royal Neighbors of
America
Holloway and
Jones Hall
Claude Skages
Harry Gregg
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Post Hall
Joy
The
First Christian Church
Harold Dunn
Locust Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
F. H. Olney
Elizabeth Terry
F. H. Smithmeyer
Rose Pearce
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Marvin le Suer
Kentucky Street
Quivira Club
Orley Smith
R. L. Colman
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
C. H. Bruchmiller
Ohio Street
Zodiac Club
Guy Smith
Illinois Street
Veterans’ Hall
Grace Goodwin
Manon
Leigh
McDonald
Elizabeth Rupp
Bertha Boyce
Miri Marsh
Olathe
Mass
Evitn
Mer
Rep Creekett
Ruth Vistert
Heh Tthae
Magar Selvin Looffet
Alasiie Have
Berry Husene Turk
Dell Taegu
Tut Cadwell
Tre
Review Club
M. W. Lonnecker
1618
Kentucky Sineot
Portia Club
A.B. Cokner
New Hampshire Street
Wlr. Wilcox
Newcomerslub
H. Lindley HS
J. S. Wilkins
En Regle
H. I. Chaffin
Clrh
G. T. Dunigan
Kentucky
C. W. Reynolds
India Homemakers Club
Charles Pieratt
West Sixth Street
George Harris
J. W. Surface
Mate
Bardil
Yale
Central America
Tate
Algiers
American Lake
Publishers Syndicate
L. H. Emmett
Massachusetts Street
Ladies’ Aid
Trinity Lubheral Church
Twenteth Century Club
H. A. Klock
Mississippi Street
H. W. Wilcox
Ladies’ Literary League
J. S. Stover
Rhode Island Street
Circle One
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
G. A. Middleton
Presbyterian Guild
Rae
Maude Moore
Mlinois Street
Leisure Hour Club
Lee R. McGhee
Grace Hartman
C. O’harra
Robert Walker
Tennessee Street
Progressive Reading Club
Tesoro Club
Ross’ Cole
Robert Stitzel
E. D. Stitzel
Nelson, IH
Sigma Nu
University of Milnais
Phi Chi Theta
George Gilmore Kirchhoff
Round Table
Tomorry
John Ise
A. L. Kirchhoff
Roy E. Bushey
Bushey
Eli Bushey
Stella Popplewell
Nettie Palmateer
Clara Butler
Susie Denman
Florence Biggs
Rachel Husted
Nell Butler
Rebekah Lodge
Miss Hamilton
Capital Lodge
Gertie K. Johnston
National Association of Rebekah
New York City
Alice Gustafson
Max Laptad
Gerald Messer
E. J. Bowen
James Messer
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Dorothy Knapp
Mary Lou Harrison
Lois Weitz
Mary Margaret Stubbs
Bonner Springs
LaMoyne Pantle
Alta Vista
Betty Neff
Spring Hill
Flow. Cutter
Neil Butcher
Co TL Wright
John Gilbert
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Colonial
Ms. King
Edward E. Hand
H. Moore
B. Fr. Payne
H. E B. Chandler
F. C. Penfield
C. C
Vicks VA
Rex
Uteaedits
John Dowland
Dowland
Peter Warlock
Philip Wilson
Tieff
Moncrieff
Bemberr Wu
Foote
Burleigh
Dean P. B. Lawson
Round Corner Drug Co
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Hermena Rothholz
Kansas Cleaners
Noll Optical Co
Mass. St
Royal Shoe Store
Fred A. Noll, D. D
Lawrence Optical Co
Complete Optical Service
Mount Hope Nurseries
West 4Th St
Journal-World
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