Social and club news from Lawrence area events
Miss Gretchen Zimmerman, soon to wed Lester Gerig, was honored at a Crystal Room tea with about 90 guests. Alpha Zeta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha opened its fall with plans for charity work and rush parties. Other items cover Phi Alpha Zeta activities, Keota Eudora club plans, and a Lawrence High School dance hosted by Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Zimmerman
Lester E. Gerig
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Jack Mitchell
W. C. Hunsinger
Bob van Noy
Elmer A. Pierson
Margaret L. King
John W. Brand Sr
Zimmerman
Richard G. Zimmerman
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Dorota Dunbar
Margaret Wilhelm
Bess Stone
Rush
Frances Guist
Mary Frances Coffman
Dottie Willer
Louise Woods
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Lawrence social calendar events lure town gathering
A Thursday lineup lists the Lawrence Color Camera Club at 7 30 pm at South Park Recreation Center the Douglas County Medical Assistants Society at 7 30 pm Medical Arts Center and several groups with meeting times and venues including Women s Christian Temperance Union Countryside Garden Club Lawrence African Violet Club American War Mothers joint conve nts and a Douglas County Restaurant Association gathering at six pm at the Little Banquet along with other civic clubs and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Color Camera Club
South Park
Douglas County Medical Assistants Society
Women's ‘Christian Temperance Union
Elizabeth Harkey
Countryside Garden Club
Johnson
Engel Lawrence African Violet Club
L. A. Sturdevant
St. Lawrence
American War
Local Club Meetings Highlight Saturday in Lawrence Area
The Lawrence colony of the National Society of New England Women will meet Saturday at 1 pm at 2027 N H St with Mrs W A McClain hosting and Mrs Edith Hall of Topeka co hosting. Also Do La Do Square Dance Club opens its fall season with an 8 pm dance at IOOF Hall with Buford Evans and Pat Patterson calling. Eudora Flower Club members bring displays to the 2 pm meeting at Eudora City Hall where Wilma Griffin presents a paper on floral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
National Society of New England Women
W. A. McClain
N.H. St
Edith Hall
Topeka
IOOF
Buford Evans
Prairie Village
Pat Patterson
Eudora Flower Club
Eudora City Hall
Wilma Griffin
Chloa Breithaupt
Minnie Edelbrock
Coffee Jelly Spice Idea
Use whole cloves and a cinnamon stick to flavor the coffee for a fragrant coffee jelly. Steep in hot coffee, strain, sweeten, and chill until set for a spiced jelly.
Jen-Tien Nuptials Set At KU Chapel In Taiwan Ties
Miss Hsia fen Jen daughter of Mr and Mrs Y C Jen of Taichung Taiwan weds Pei lin Tien son of Mr and Mrs Y M Tien of Taiwan at Danforth Chapel Rev Ronald Wade officiates The altar displays gladioli and candles The bride in white satin with rose embroidery wears a seed pearl headpiece The couple reside at 1216 Tenn St Both are KU students with plans for graduate study in education psychology and geology respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsia-fen Jen
Y. C. Jen
Taichung
Taiwan
China
Pei-lin Tien
Y. M. Tien
Danforth Chapel
Ronald Wade
Plymouth Congregational Church
Alfred Gallup
Bach
Purcell
Vaughn Williams
David C. Luan
East St. Louis
Ill
Vicky Wilson
Paul Franks
The
Kansas Union
Ada Swineford
Grace Muilenburg
T.H. Lee
Lafayette
Ind
Marcus McElroy
Tenn. St
Tien
National Chengchi University
Taipei
Kansas University
National Taiwan University
Tapei
Schrader Godfrey Wedding in First Presbyterian Church
James William Schrader and Betty Ann Godfrey married in Lawrence at the First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Harold G. Barr officiating. Attendants included Larry Englehaupt as best man and Mrs. Paula Kessinger as a blue dressed bridesmaid. reception followed in Fellowship Hall with blue decor and white cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Schrader
R. I. St
Betty Ann Godfrey
Lorene E. Godfrey
N. 6Th St
Everett Godfrey
Pittsburg
Kan
Richard Schrader
Harold G. Barr
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Gallup
Harold Godfrey
Paula Kessinger
Legion Auxiliary Music Program At Dorsey Liberty Unit
The American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 held a Tuesday evening program on music led by Mrs. Harold Fisher and Mrs. Martin Chapman. Mrs. Vonda Lindenman directed singing while Mrs. June Fisher reported on membership and Mrs. Alice Johnson presided. Refreshments from a table centered with an artificial fruit epergne accompanied the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey Liberty Unit 14
Legionaires
Harold Fisher
Martin Chapman
Vonda Lindenman
June Fisher
Alice Johnson
Teressa Albright
Merriam Family Sails to England for Leicester Year
Dr. Daniel F. Merriam and family depart New York for England on the United States liner. Merriam holds a Fulbright Fellowship from the Kansas State Geological Survey and will conduct research at Leicester University during the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. Merriam
Maine
New York City
England
United States
Merriam
Kansas State Geological Survey
Leicester University
Leicester
Robert Westerhouse
Huntsville
Ala
Westerhouse
Mrs
Allen Westerhouse
Eudora
Kansas City
Duane G. Wenzel
Kansas University School of Pharmacy
Council For Tobacco Research
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Sorand
Suzi Nicolay
John Gottstein
Rita Brecheisen
Baldwin
Sandy Johnson
Susan Swan
Helen Wilson
Betty Nicolay
Beulah Gottstein
Linda Gottstein
Peggy Schwalm
Margaret Walbridge
Mary Swan
Marilyn Johnson
Mary Anderson
Glenda Gilges
Sharon Lawson
Sharon Hey
Phi Alpha Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Sherryl Gentry
Pat Wiebe
Dinah Sarna
Helen Spence
Gay Williamson
Keota Club
Louise Neis
Astrid Ott
Charles Walter
Charlene
A. C
Richland
Route 1
Edwin Walters
Leonard
Marvin and
Renee
Pasadena
Calif
Anna Walter
Lecompton
Theo Walter
Chub
Yellow Cab CO
Ward Thompson
Fritz CO
Firestone Corner
James Schraders
Legion Auxiliary
Oklahoma Tire and Supply
Massachusetts
George I. Bullene
W. H. Hamilton
Hutchinson
Lucile Roos
Ala. St
Steele Sproul
Morris, Til
Ralph Jackson
Chicago
Richard Fredericks
Minneapolis, Minn
Brey
Belle-Gharmeer
Wer
General Eisenhower
Dillenberg
Dover
Golden Harvest
Duckwall
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