Engagement in Haskell Institute Couple Plans November Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. C. Paez of Haskell Institute announce the engagement of their daughter Catharine Susan to Alan David Levin, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Levin of Kansas City. An early November wedding is planned. The Pleasant Hour Club held a covered dish supper hosted by Mrs. Mar gare Haines and Mrs. Alla Lon necker with Mrs. Charles Hubbard Sr. assisting. The group elected officers for the coming year and enjoyed a mock This Is Your Life program honoring Mrs. Martha Piper who will soon turn 90. The event highlighted her life in Brackett and her long marriage to Mr. Piper. About 25 women attended, including two Piper daughters. The club will host a family picnic at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Davenport home. The KU Medical Dames gathered at the Unteraty Women’s Club Lounge for “get acquainted.” Officers were elected and bridge groups organized. The Stork shower honored Mrs. Arthur Jacobs with gifts in a pale yellow and green color scheme. About 40 members attended. The Federated Club of Lawrence observed guest day at Mrs. Jonathan B. Carter’s home. Miss Elsie Marie Martin and James R. Brian were married in a Church of Christ ceremony. The Plymouth Congregational Church honors its teaching staff at a 6:30 p.m. dinner with Rev. Clarence Kilde as guest speaker. KU Museum of Art hosted an open house and art film series, honoring new students with sunflowers and refreshments. KU officials and students attended the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Paez
Haskell Institute
Catharine Susan
Alan David Levin
J. Levin
Kansas City, MO
Pleasant Hour Club
Margare Haines
Alla Lonnecker
Charles Hubbard Sr
Oscar Swartz
Martha Piper
Brackett
KU Museum of Art
Terry Hull
Edward Jones
Jack Mohler
Bill Brainard
Jack Dusay
Kenneth Jochim
Dwight Mulford
Howard Matzke
Women’s Club
Elsie Marie Martin
Floyd Martin
E. 15Th St
James R. Brian
B. W. Brian
Cadet Ave
Church of Christ
Donald Cashett
Misa Gracie Allen
Douglas Brian
Everrett Martin
Dale Wagner
Brian
Los Angeles
Calif
Kansas University Museum l of Art
Tr. E. A. Maser
Franklin D. Murphy
Emily Taylor
Donald Alderson
Mortar Board
International Club
Fur Hats Show Fall Fashion Bold and Varied
Fall fur fashion centers on hats as key accessories with rich pelts from silver fox to mink. Designer Sally Vietor highlights cap styles ranging from African backed caps to dramatic leopard berets, while coats and suits gain fur accents. Also notes include brief local society items and military/study updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Vietor
Club Notes Social Calendar Hints of Upcoming Events
Friday evening and Thursday sewing club meetups led by Mrs Kitty Loop and others. Betty Washington Chapter DAR hosts a party at the Party House Saturday. The Social Order of the Beauceant Assembly No 25 meets Tuesday at the Masonic Temple. Mrs J Fred Broeker and Mrs John Clark host social hour. Miss Margaret Broeker shows travel movies. Prof W Horr to speak on lawns for Kansas at Chamber of Commerce with Q&A. Fall Flower Show planning for Sept 29 at Community Building. Xi Gamma Beta Sigma Phi meets 2 p.m. Tuesday at Castle Tea Room with program led by Jeanne Picker Lola Hayes Dorothy Green Maurine Foster.
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Kitty Loop
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pynte
Chamber of Commerce
W, WH. Horr
Kansas
Beta Sigma Phi
P.m
Castle Tea Room
Jeanne Picker
Lola Hayes
Dorothy Green
Maurine Foster
Community Notes From Local Clubs And Visits
Alpha Gamma Beta Sigma Phi meets at 8 p m Monday with Mrs Juanita Marsh. Portia Club first fall meeting at Castle Tea Room 9 30 a m Tuesday with Mrs H W Howsman program Scholo Reminiscences. Recreation Club at 2 p m Tuesday at the home of Mrs Alfred Seele co host Mrs Lilburn Dowers. Mr and Mrs Steve Jacobs left Thursday for Fort Worth Texas to attend KU TCU game Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Marl H Rush Sr of Fayetteville WV visiting daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Don Westheffer of Eudora. Mrs Charlene Winter and five month old Mary Beth injured in a car accident last Sunday transferred Thursday to Stormont Wall Hospital Topeka room 205 baby reported good and Mrs Winter fair. Lawrence Flower Club meet at 2 p m Monday in the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Jacobs
Fort Worth
Tex
Ku-Tcu
Marl H. Rush Sr
Fayetteville
W.va
Don Westheffer
Eudora
Charlene Winter
Mary Beth
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stormont-Wall Hospital
Topeka
Winter
Lawrence Flower Chuir
A. C. Lonborg
Hubert Brighton
Beta Sigma Phi Women to Topeka Breakfast Trip
About 40 members from three Lawrence chapters will attend the autumn breakfast sponsored by Topeka City Council of Beta Sigma Phi in Topeka. The breakfast is at 8 30 a.m. at the Hotel Jayhawk. Bus group departs from the bus depot at 7 15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Beta Sigma Phi
Topeka
Jayhawk
4 H Club Officers and Contributions to Red Cross Fund
The 4 H Club and Home Demonstration group met at Bahnmeier home with Mrs Joe Bahnmeier and Mrs Bi Kenney as prehostesses. Members voted to donate to the Red Cross Christmas Gift Fund for servicemen at sea and to send Mrs Richard Carter to the UNESCO dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bahnmeier
Bi Kenney
Glenn Springs
Bahnmeier
Red Cross
High Seas
Richard Carter
Unesco
C. C. Mathews
Local 4H program features music and health talks
Wayne Dixon and Susan Jones performed while John Glover gave a health talk and Julia Hines led a parliamentary problem. The gathering included 69 members, parents, and guests with plans for Oct 6 meetings at the Albert Transmeter home and Oct 15 at the 4H Fairgrounds Building No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kharon Transmeier
Rock Chalk 4-H Club
Fairgrounds
Karen Torneden
Rosemary Hamilton
Jeannette Cosman
Nancy Mole
Henry Booth
John Glover
Linda Dixon
Betty Talley
John Hines
Hershel Glover
Hugh Hines
Olin Petefish
Howard Wiserman
Arden Booth
Herbert Jones
Albert Transmeler
Elmer Torneden
Ed Bishop
George Wickware
FE. G.cosman
Willard Dixon
George Mole
Wallace Hicklin
Albert Transmeter
Nancy Sampson
Janice Altenbernd
Hillcrest School Observes Constitution Week Ceremony
Hillcrest School marked Constitution Week with a special assembly. Mrs. Edwin Abels, vice president general of the National Daughters of the American Revolution and past state DAR president, presented a framed Constitution and an edition of Amer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest School
Edwin Abels
The
National Daughters Ad the
DAR
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