Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Host Quiet Bridal Luncheon
Pi Beta Phi alumnae held a quiet buffet at the chapter house honoring Mrs. Russell Fitzpatrick a recent bride and Miss Geneva Hunter. The event featured Venetian lace cloth, bride’s cake with kewpies, and gifts from the alumnae presented by President Mrs. W. E. Tenney. Hostesses were Mrs. Tenney Mrs. Wallace Wilson and Paul Stubbs with a dozen guests attending. Sauer Saile wedding announced Mrs Etta Sauer and John M Saile wed Sept 14 in campus Outland California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta
Phi
Russell Fitzpatrick
Geneva Hunter
John Montieth
Kansasity
W. E. Tenney
Tenney
Wallace Wilson
Paul Stubbs
Hunter Montieth Wedding and Local Society Notes
Local social items include the Hunter Montieth wedding set for 6:30 at 1309 Ohio street with Miss Geneva Hunter and John Montieth of Kansas City. Reports cover bridge parties, club meetings, pie supper at Hesper school, and notices of guests and hosting duties across Reedley California and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter-Montieth | Wiedding
Geneva Hunter
S.J. Hunter
John Montieth
Kansas City
Hunter
Ohio Street
Daughters of the American Revolution Hold Anniversary Tea
The Daughters of the American Revolution hosted an anniversary tea Saturday at Mrs. H. B. Ober’s home on Massachusetts Street. Sixty-seven jars of fruit and preserves were donated for Memorial Hospital. Guests included Mrs. Ober and several others who greeted the attendees and poured the refreshments.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
H. B. Ober
Massachusetts Street
Ober
A.D. Weaver
L. N. Lewis
Carl Friend
H.E. Don Carlos
Z. E. Gricia
William Savage Johnson
Marie Culp Berry
Memorial Hospital
Daughters of the American Mrevolution
Social notes from Lawrence and nearby towns
Mrs J A Henley left for Chicago after visiting her mother Mrs C V Kelso. Mrs R E Steele returned to Hutchinson after weekend with Mr and Mrs W E Tenney. Harriett Minty and two Kansas City friends visited at Bismarck Grove. W S Langley from El Dorado Springs arrived to visit with the Dickersons. Mr and Mrs Marion Hume of Ottawa were in Lawrence visiting Mrs A L Greene. Mrs Abe Wolfson hosted Topeka relatives. Mrs Russell Hibbs of Stafford spent the weekend with her son Ben Hibbs a senior.
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J. A. Henley
Chicago
C. V. Kelso
R. E. Steele
Hutchinson
W. E. Tenney
Harriett Minty
Kansas City
Bismarck Grove
W. S. Langley
el Dorado Springs
Dickerson
Marion Hume
Ottawa
Lawrence
A. L. Greene
Hume
Abe Wolfson
Topeka
Russell Hibbs
Stafford
Kan
Ben Hibbs
Dorothy Graeber
de Soto
H. Watson
Bell Memorial Hospital
Ie Fis
Karl Klooz
G. Alex
Helen, Forbes
Concordia
Iac
Burrois
New York Central Lines
George Mackie
Kansasity
Peter Hunsinger
Mascoy
Kans
Hunsinger
Verdi
Wil
Chanute
H.T. Jones
Frederick Penfield
Joel Naif
Council Grove
Magric Naf
Haskell Institute
Jack Rickard
Lawrence residents share weekend visits and travel notes
Lawrence column lists numerous residents visiting Kansas City and nearby towns with returns home. Individuals include Miss Katherine Sutton visiting relatives, Miss Dorothy Graeber teaching in De Soto, and J S Rex Cole visiting from Kobe en route to London. Other mentions reference Red Cross, university students, and local trades.
Trinity Church Auxiliary and Sunday School Events
The Trinity Episcopal Church auxiliary meets Friday at 3 at Mrs. Seewir’s home. The Senior Girls' Friendly Society holds a Tuesday 7:30 parish house meeting. Primary school for children eight and under runs Thursdays at 3:90 for religious instruction and games. The organist and choir plan a concert next Sunday. requests for repeated numbers go to Edward Schreiber or Mrs. Frank Jennings. Pay-up week runs Nov 12–19 to collect pledges for New World movement and church funds. Mrs. J. Br. Bechtel will discuss Union Colleges in the Orient at 2:30 Thursday at the parsonage. A Sunday school planning dinner is set for Wednesday evening at 8. Clothing for famine relief in Russia will be collected later this month. contributions may be left at Social Service Wall. Lawrence schools resumed after a closure. no sessions Thursday and Friday due to teachers’ association meeting.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Chas. Seewir
Tenn
Girls’ Friendly Society
Wis Hald
First Baptist Church
Edward Schreiber
Frank Jennings
New World Movement
Lawrence
Smyrna Relief
J. BR. Bechtel
Women’s Society
Orient
Baptist
Russia
Marriage Licenses and Local Meetings Highlight Weekend
Probate Judge Menger issued marriage licenses to Lawrence residents Lawrence B Vieux and Pearl McClary and Clyde Foster with Elizabeth Lee Stone of Kansas City. Line Long and Elizabeth Blair of Richmond also received a license. O J Lane county schools official spoke at Topeka on School Code Commission and Parent Teachers Association. Douglas County Fair Board set to meet after luncheon at Chamber of Commerce. Presbyterian Ladies announce a rummage sale at Log a Moore Lumber Friday and Saturday October 27-28.
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Menger
Lawrence
B. Vieux
Pearl McClary
Clyde Foster
Elizabeth Lee ‘Stone
Kansas City
Line Long
Elizabeth Blair
Richmond
Topeka
O. J. Lane
Lane
School Code Commission
Parent-Teachers’ Association
County Fair Board
Muéet
Douglas County Fair ‘Board
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian
Logan-Moore Lumber
Snel
Judge Means Adjourns May Court Term
Judge Hugh Means adjourned the May term of court at 1 30 this afternoon. He will proceed to Garnett for the rest of the week to hold a court there.
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Hugh
Garnett
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Mr. Saile
P. A. Saile
Reeddey
Cal
Mr. Saile i
Cand
Leland Hamitler Jenks
Edwint Hamilton
Johoiwes
NorWwalk
Connecticut
Jennex
Elizabeth Plan
Jenks
Myr
Kansas
Ld Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Vangelical
Jacob Badsky
Tain the Cosmos Club
Massachusetts
Oscar Learnard
Nina Anderson
Hesperschoolistrict No. Ay
Hesper School
R. 5. Campbell
Tulsa
Okla
Campbell
Twentieth Century Club
Wilmot
Pi Kappa Alpha Bic
Louisiana Street
Dinsmore Alter
Quivera Club
Orley Stith
Mississippi Street
Prof. Jensen
The
University
George Foster
Conegat Church
FL B
Drs Oel
Strong
Sanwaka” Literary Club
Kanwaka
A. R. Colman
Miss Beck
Iowa
Mes. Colman
Kanwaka Club
Tanwaka
Willis Colman
Lela
Telitha Newton
Gladys -Waterson
Harry L. Newton
Lowemont
Ingleside Club
C. C. Stewart
Hong
Missouri Street
Round Table
Ralph Ward
Ard Streets
Tennola Club
G. B. Pattick
Vermont Street
Portia Club
F. M. Campbell
Kentucky Street
No Name Club
Learned
Alabama, Street
R. H. L. Club
R.A. G. Club
Lewis
Brune Bros
Gutter & Smith
Ra Comal
Association Meeting
Aseee
Namels
Barber's Drug Store
GWEIB
Sam G
Clarke
Samuel Lewis Shank
Indianapolis
Barber's
Penick
Romine
Wanda Hawley
Uncron Shls
Robert Cain
Jacqueline Logan
Avery
Julliard
Vou
Boyd
Corinne Griffith
Johnnie Jones
Supply
Charles Dickens
Saneritten
iChildren
Milton
Melford
Els Sands
Arthur Weigall
Olga Printzlau
Waldemar Young
Bowersock Theatre
ADOLPH _KLAUBER
Eugene O'Neills
Charles GM
Futel Provinciown
Princess Theatre
New York
AMD
Boston
Philadelphia
KODAK
Wolf’s Book Store
Mass
Keiffer
York Imperial Jobriathaise
Many Oaks Farm
W. Freienmuth’ & Sen
Tonganoxie
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