Society Notes Highlight Bridge Party and Engagements
Society pages describe Prof and Mrs Raymond Beamer hosting a bridge evening honoring Prof and Mrs Carl Dunbar of New Haven visiting relatives in Lawrence. High scores won by Mr and Mrs K K Landes with Mrs W H Schoene as consolation. A color scheme of yellow green decor accompanied fall flowers. Also reported are multiple hostesses, dinners, and teas, plus engagements and upcoming weddings including Miss Margaret Fisher and William Baugh with a October 1 wedding. Garland of society events includes club meetings, charity work, and a Perky Cotton family reunion with four generations represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Beamer
Bridge
Carl 0. Dunbar
New Haven
Coad
Lawrence
K. K. Landes
W. H. Schoene
Dunbar
H. B. Hungerford
P Sherwood
K. RK. Landes
G. Li Knight
C. J. Peesy
Kathleen Doering
Personal notices of travelers and returnees from the East
Prof. Charles F. Skilton and family return from six weeks mostly at Bass Rocks Gloucester Mass and New York visits. Prof. and Mrs. Taft return home after summer with relatives at Winona Lake Ind and various stops in Pennsylvania. E H Balco returns from Rochester N Y and stays in Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rigdon return from a motor trip through St Louis Crawfordsville Indianapolis Danville and near New York with son Lt Jonathan Rigdon at Fort Slocum. 8800 mile trip with minor punctures. A E Keefe of Worthington Pump visits parents then to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. C D Young return from Minnesota Wisconsin Canada Montreal Ottawa Toronto. weather hot in north U S. Miss Bessie Wilder returns from a west motor trip including Yellowstone and Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Moyer and family back from Ely Minn after three weeks. Dr. and Mrs. William L Burdick home after summer in the east visiting Harvard Yale Philadelphia Washington and Martha's Vineyard. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tliff and son Richard visit Lawrence. Jule Trier has enrolled at the University of Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. James F Edwards return to Kansas City after two months with Mrs. Edwards' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sandborn and Linda Lou of Belleville weekend guests of Mrs. Sandborn's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Skilton
Hii
Vivian
Sanford
East
Bass Rocks
Gloucester
Mass
New York
Robert Taft
Mr. Taft
George Taft
Winona Lake
Ind
Pennsylvania
E. H. Balco
Rochester
N. Y
Lawrence
Austin
Ohio Street
Walter Rigdon
St. Louis
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Danville
Ill
Jonathan Rigdon
Fort Slocum
New York City
A. E. Keefe
Worthington Pump Corporation
Cincinnati
Detroit
Mich
C. D. ‘Young
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Monreal
Ottawa
Toronto
United States
Ambassador Bridge
Windsor
Ontario
Bessie Wilder
Kansas City
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
Portland
San Francisco
Sam P. Moyer
Ely
Minn
William L. Burdick
Harvard
Yale
Philadelphia
Washington
Martha’s Vineyard
Massachusetts
Harold Tliff
Richard
Strong, Kan
Jule Triemer
University of Kansas
James F. Edwards
First Bansier Church Activities Report
The women served dinner to the Old Settlers Association yesterday at First Bansier Church. Plans consider a separate department for six junior and senior high classes with a brotherhood room after appointing a department superintendent pianist and song leader. Next Sunday night the brotherhood gospel team will lead service in Williamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
Associaon
Servne
K. U
Kansas River Baptist Association
Reading
C. W. Thomas
Gospel Team of the Brotherhood
Williamstown
Oak Ridge social notes and local visits span week
Mrs Ella Tucker Ford of Macon Missouri aids her Lawrence care duties then visits sister in law Mrs C C Miller with daughters Ethel Marie a senior at Memorial High School and Dora Belle in training at Barnes Hospital. Visitors include Leland Colman and Kentucky native Kit Davis. Weekend guests arrive from Miami Oklahoma Mrs E T Reynolds Mrs C B Ayers and Mr Ayers. Various trips, club meetings and family gatherings follow with many town residents, school and fair mentions, and the Oakridge Farm Bureau noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Tucker-Ford
Macor
Lawrence
C. C. Miller
Ethel Marie
Memorial High School
Dora Belle
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Leland Colman
Kit” Davis
Kentucky
Miller Home
E. T. Reynolds
C. B. Ayers
Ayers
Miami
Okla
Reynolds
Thomas van Nice
van Nice
Ross Stanwix
Kansas City
Purchase & Silo
Grant Township
Iola
James Laye
Ottawa
Charlie Wood
John Wise
Ed Stice
Hutchinson
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Harry Miller
Walter Heckey
van Nicer
J. F. Jackson
Pittsburg
Kan
Sadie Brown
Elizabeth Brown
Katharine
Dora Ann Brown
Alva King
Frank McGrade
Ralph Achning
Frances Bereiter
W. H. Weeks
M. Purcell
Milford Miller
Willard Morean
Carrie Morgan
Topeka
Falls City
Neb
Big Springs
Altho
F. L. Hartman
Arthur Pontius
van Neste
Chanute
Reed group meets Friday at Mrs Laptad home
Friday afternoon September 25 group meets at Mrs Fred Laptad home to discuss reed work for caregivers and buyers. Call president Mrs Morgan or Mrs F L Hartman. roll call will be My day at the fair. Vegetation and flowers suffered from recent high winds and no rain. The annual free watermelon feed by Mr and Mrs Shook and daughters was held Sunday with hundreds of melons on tables. A ball game at Shook field drew a large crowd and overflowed parking. Evening Star reports Mr and Mrs Muenzer and child from Chicago visiting Carl Neis and Grandmother Smith. Mr and Mrs Wm Murray and daughter Margaret from Kansas City came Sunday to spend Labor Day with Mr and Mrs Dick Nuttall and Mrs Harry Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Laptad
Morgan
F. L. Hartman
W. M. Shook
Muenzer
Chicago
Carl Neis
Smith
Wm. Murray
Margaret
Kansas City
Dick Nuttall
Harry Long
Ban Heffner
Lawrence guests visit families over Sunday
Sunday visitors and extended family gatherings are noted in Lawrence with Agnes Spitz accompanying the Heffners to Lawrence for several days. W Sheldon and baby from Kansas City join Mr and Mrs Spitz for a Sunday visit. Charline Edelbrock also appears with the McDermitts and their daughter Dorths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Otto Spitzli
Agnes
Mrs. Heffner
W. Sheldon
Kansas City
Pete Edelbrock
Charline
Mac McDermitt
Dorths
Change in Dr Raymond C Moore condition
Dr Raymond C Moore has returned to St Luke's hospital in Kansas City Missouri after a two week absence. Physicians report his condition is not dangerous though he is said to suffer from a kidney disorder and heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Moore
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. H. Edmiston
Jack Bolin
C. C. Stewart
C. L. Lescher
C. F. Durland
Mertie Edwards
Minnie Walker
Kappa Phi
Wesley Foundation
Ternnessee Street
R. P. Stringham
Alabama Street
Howard Paul
Memorial Hospital
O. E. DeVore
East Nineteenth Street
Home Aid Society
H. G. van Neste
Walt Mason
A. R. Colman
Kanwaka
Douglas County
State
Parent- Teacher Association
Irs
Colman
Jupe Chapman
Kansas Kindergartner Association
Igkbors
Laway
Royal
Joseph Adahl
Court House
Mothers’ League
Ivan C. Randall
Locust Street
Margaret Fisher
Carl Fisher
Wichita
William Baugh
J. W. Baugh
Americus
Miss Fisher
Baugh
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Commercial Investment Trust Corporation
En Regle Club
E. L. Foster
Rhode Island Street
Masonic Temple
L.D
A. W. Berger
Rhode Island ‘Street
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Charles Starkweather
Maine Street
H. W. Howsmion
Jacob Hammig
Mina P. Dias
P. Perky
Lees Summit
Woman's City Club
Elwide
Mer
Moorhead
Charles Cotton
Cotton
Grandma Cotton
Roy ‘Cotton
Perky
Kate Perky Jackson
U.W
F. Halt
Farm Bureau Clubs
WIBW
Crystal Studio
Army Bureau
Farm Bureau Chorus
Homer Flory
Charles Banning
Leslie DeMerritt
Armmoldavs
Beattie Collins
Jabez Wilson
Elizabeth Uni
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Jess
Gwladys Crosby Hopkins
Cornelius Vanderblit
Sonny” Whitney
Steven Heckscher
Miss Hopkins
Mark Hopkins
Boston
Whitney
Marie Morton
Oak Ridge
Bethel Church
Frank Walters
California
Frank Toms
Chester Toms
Bonner Springs
James Woolf
Johnnie Woolf
Johnnie
F. H. Leonhard
A. von Gunten
Belleview
Mackey Community Club
Francis Jones
A. C. Nichols
Old Settlers Association
First Baptist Church
Nichols
George Stanwix
Nor Ja Altenbernd
F. H. Jabns
Will Rice
Knowledge Hill
Clearfield
Wesley Deckwa
Clyde Bryant
Frank Johns
Will Hayden
Hayden
Marcus A. Hanna
Hanna
Houston
Texas
Harry Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Baie
Baie
Adron
Lucy Bedley
M Ollie Bedley
Toggether
Oakridge Farm Bureau
Chick
J. Cc. Penney Co. Inc. DEPARTMENT s+ STORE
Green Brothers Athletics
16Th Ward
Evening Star
Ward’s Flower Shop Flowerfone
Beauty Shop
Keith Starr
Laridan Beauty Shop
Marcels
Frank Vaugan
Prop
Journal-World
Kansas ‘City
Raymond C. C. Moore
Fischer
Rixao Inch
Jacquard
Reaver
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