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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1929

Page

5

Elegant Bowerton soiree features Dalton party and Baldwin trio

A Bowerton spring gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs William Dalton delighted about 100 guests with a two course supper. The Baker girl quartet from Baldwin sang in period gowns, Mildred Hunt played flute solos, and Mrs Catharine Rolling impressed with a wide range contralto. The program included works by Brahms Beethoven and others with Miss Hunt accompanying on piano. Notables from Topeka and Kansas City attended, and the Dalton family provided a formal coffee service and floral tributes to attendants.

William ‘Dalton Bowerton Dalton Margery Barredell Mildred Hunt Topeka Eleanor Allen Buck Miss Hunt Catharine’ Rue’ Rolling Kansas City B. J. Dalton Lawrence Mrs. Buck Trey Mary Enel Katherine Jordan Margaret Drennon Ross McCulloch Florence Beamer Rachel Bushong Robert C. Rankin Xevs R.C. Wheeler Herbert Tranter William Savage Johnson Brahms Greten Cane Spross Gin the Heavenly Choir Negra Robinson Vidor Skilton Hue Eastwood Lane Rantin Roarin Rabi Rogers Irving Lake Gaskell Roland Walter Ingalls Frank E. Marsh Baldwin George "E. Buecking Olin D. Buch Robert Service

Social Calendar Notes From Local Groups

A long list of club meetings events and social gatherings. Women’s groups from the American Association of University Women Unitarian Church and numerous bridge and dining clubs plan luncheons dinners and dances at venues including the Colonial Tea Room Memorial Union Hotel Eldridge and Wagstaff’s Grill. April events include Nurses Association Business meeting at 621 Connecticut Street and the Business and Professional Women’s Club supper at Calopral tea room with speakers Mrs Isa Wellman and Mrs Lea Drebing. Members urged to attend. details cover times places hosts menus and activities.

Frank Banke Unitarian Church Sondertaies Club Hamilton Geokga Colonial Tea Hare Bridgettes A. “Mitchell Quincy Annes Martha Cowgill PL H- Peirce Crim Colonial Tea Room University Sty K. A. Dames Wagstaff Merry Methona TWA Tetmore Riday Theta Phi Alpha Eldridee Nobla Rebekahs B. Wilson J Sigma Ju Douglas County Nurses’ Association JL. M. Flory Connecticut Street Calopral Tea Room Isa Wellman Lea Drebing

Weigh What You Desire as a Nutrition Insight

A clipped editorial fragment discusses how weight results from balance in diet and exercise. It notes that modern nutrition science reveals faults beyond overeating and underexercising, hinting at deeper causes in metabolic or dietary factors.

Mrs Blanche Deichert Hosts Fruitful Tea With Friends

Mrs Blanche Deichert assisted by Mrs R L Grider served refreshments. The favors were toys of various kinds. Attendees included Ruth Emerson, Alice Gustafson, Mary Ellis, Margaret Curd, Mabel Green, Anima Hurt, Helen Ingle, Delphia Louk, Jane Allen, Edith Kennedy, Katherine Aston, Bernice Holyfield, Georgine Houk, Barbara Pendleton, Billoween Macoubrie, Mary Corcoran, Virginia Shultz, Eleanor Grider, Vivian and Dorothy Deichert.

Blanche Deichert R. L. Grider Ruth Emerson Alice Gustafson Mary Ellis Margaret Curd Mabel Green Anima. Hurt Helen = Ingle Delphia Louk Jane Allen Edith Kennedy Katherine Aston Bernice Holyfield Georgine Houk Barbara Pendleton Billoween Macoubrie Mary Corcoran Virginia’ Shultz Eleanor Grider Vivian Dorothy Deichert

Personal notes from area residents on weekend travels

Mrs. W. W. Blaker and family returned from Pleasan ton after visiting relatives and attending the Haster holiday. Anabel Keeler and Mrs. Walter Keeler spent the day in Kansas City. Nelson Piper plans to move to Sterling, Colorado, with son Leo meeting him in Denver. Fred Doane heads to Hays for a month or more. Leo Holmgren travels to Kansas City for GianPini concert. Mrs. George B. Stanley heads home to Windsor after visiting her parents. Mrs. Forrest Cochran visits her mother and sister during Easter.

W. W. Blaker Inas Blaker Harold Zuber Pleasanton Marais Des Cygnes Walter Keeler Anabel Kansas City Nelson Piper Sterling Colo Denver Leo Piper Fred A. Doane Hays Leo Holmgren Gianpini Convention Hall George B. Stanley Windsor Olc James Naismith Forrest Cochran C. R. Andrews W. L. Newman

New York Actress Talks Hair Care and Quick Success

A young New Yorker recalls rapid film debut after shadowing a star in The Loves of Sonya. Miss Bayard praises Danderine for keeping hair clean, soft, and manageable, claiming it brings out natural color, controls oil, and reduces need for shampoo. Available in 35 cent bottles at drug stores.

Sonya Danderine

Easter visit mix of locals and travelers reported

Miss Mildred Mills in training in Kansas City visited her mother Mrs Lulu Mills who is ill at 744 Rhodes Island street. Thelma Edmondson teaches at Gove spent Easter at home. Mr and Mrs Harry Crosswhite spent Easter at Coldwater and Mrs Crosswhite’s mother will visit for a week. Dr and Mrs Charles Sheldon spent the day in Lawrence. Several locals hosted guests Sunday including Mr and Mrs B H Gragg and others from Cawker City. Fred Fraser of Columbia visited friends in Lawrence over the weekend.

Kansas City Mildred Mills Lulu Mills Rhodes Island Miss Mills Thelma Edmondson Gove Harry FE. Crosswhite Coldwater Crosswhite Charles Sheldon Lawrence B.H. Gragg H. Fairchild C. A. Randolph M. A. Swingley Fall Kansas

Plan Pre School Health Centers for Next Week

An official announcement from the pre school health committee outlines centers planned for the week of April 8 to 13 at elementary schools in Lawrence. Lincoln on Tuesday afternoon Cordiey on Wednesday Woodlawn on Thursday Nancy on Friday. New York listed as a health center location.

Lawrence Jday Ithe Lincoln School Cordiey Woodlawn Nancy Frias A Health New York

Berlin forms antinoise league amid European notes

Berlin officials form an antinoise league claiming the city is the noisiest in Europe. The group denounces horn blasts at street corners while local ads announce Miss Shinn, chiropodist, now Mrs Roy Helm’s Marinello, with appointment details for midweek.

Berlin Germany Europe Sa League Shinn Roy ‘Y. Helm Marinello Adv

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