Society Notes Highlight Buffets and Bridge Events
Ag ness Husband and Miss Treneveabody host a buffet for eighteen guests, honoring Tulsa youths visiting Okla for the weekend. Several sorority and club gatherings follow, with bridge prizes, showers, and a Need ing P. BE. D. meeting agenda. Local members and out-of-town guests from Manhattan and Iowa City attend social events and lectures. Miss Uelen Broderson of Chicago will wed Arthur Scheiber on Easter Sunday in Grant Michigan with a ceremony by Rev. Chester A. Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caass Agnes
Treneveabody
Tt . Okla
Patti. Johnson
Fred Johnson
Faith Hieronymous
Ili? Hieronymous
Ruth Moore
Tulsa
Dorothy Hunzicker
Uridge
Dorothy
Garethane Winsler
I; Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Valore
Abel Ds Wineler
Doroye Dune Winsler
Frens
Dorothy Bolton
Alice “Helliday
Ida “Jean T3lson
Dorothy Clark
Helen Boavai
Isabel Neale
Letha Lemon
Morgan Rarick
Donald Selisam
Harald Hilkey
C. Winsler
Carl Hunzicker
CG. W Thomas
Theta Epsilon
Rowena Longshore
The
Rose
Gens Messersmith
Iowa City
Lily
Fern
Uelen Broderson
Chicaago
P. A. Broderson
Wellington
Arthur ¥. Scheiber
Ashland Callece
Grant, Mich
Tev
Chester A. Graham
Broderson
Topeka-high School
State Teachers College of Emporia
Social calendar notes with teas and club events
A long social calendar lists Pi Beta Phi and Gamma Phi Beta gatherings at private homes, tea for Theta Epsilon delegates at Westminster Hall, numerous bridge and dinner events, and a Sunday Manor dinner for Summerfield students. Also covered are YPJ chaperoned conventions, birthday tea for couples, and church group activities with refreshments and programs marking Grand Army Day and Easter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta
Buehler
Tesia
Epsilon
Westminster Hall
Agnes Husband
Irene Peabody
Theta Lpsilon
Benquet
the Manor
Frigs
Maud Smelser
Laura Nelewanger
Mieses Dorothy
Margaret Jane Wineler
Summerfield
Theta Epsilon
Phi Chi Delta
Kappa “Phi
Kappa Beta
Sigma Eta
New Club President Elected To Lead Local Business and Professional Women
Mrs Nelson chosen as president for the coming year succeeding Mrs I W Craig. She has served as corresponding secretary this year and chaired the pulse fir relations committee two years ago. A Lawrence High School graduate, she attended Lawrence Business College and works as a bookkeeper and assistant to Arch We Crag. She previously held roles at A P Skinner Electric Power, J S Holmes Insurance, and Hunter Brothers grove. Active in Eastern Star Rebeka American Legion Aus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
I.W. Craig
Pulse Fir
Nelson
Wrenes
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Business College
Arckh We
Community notices and club briefings from local areas
The document lists a series of social and club announcements including a donation for a new marker at the Old Fellows' home in Manhattan, a postal shower for Mrs. Callie Hagen, a guest meeting of Tennola club with Rev. Carter Harrison speaking on Russia, a twenty fifth wedding anniversary at 408 Indiana street, El Juego club meeting with a clothing lesson, and Kanwaka Farm Bureau women meeting with a sewing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Rahle
Rairman
Oold Fellows
Manhattan
Callie Hagen
Rebekah State Assembly
J. B. Wilson
Frank Penner
Charles Rumsey
Sadie Howe
Jeannette Bischoff
Tennola_ club
E. F. Engle
Carter Harrison
Russia
Joseph Davis
Indiana Street
Ralph Colman
Kanwaka_ Farm’ Bureau
Personal Nods and Social News From Lawrence Area
Paul Endacott returns from Detroit on business, staying a few days here before resuming travel. Mrs. George Kirchhoff Jr and Mrs Fiord Rankin with children visit Mrs. Walter Thiele in Topeka. Jane Grey, daughter of Rev A D Grey of Toledo, arrives to spend days with Mr and Mrs Karl Whoo. A D Weaver returns from St Petersburg visit, Mary Margaret Starr spends day here. Mrs G W Savage travels to Kansas City for the weekend. Kathleen Teagarden to guard the weekend in Kansas City. Maxine Harris of Weston hosts Miss Annabelle Scott. Mrs Orville Walters and party go to Manhattan while Mr Walters attends an AFEB meeting in Cincinnati. Delna Meeker visits Topeka. Jonas is spending the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Endacott
Detroit
Endacott
Phillips Petroleunt Company
Phil” Gas’ Company
George Kirchhoff
Fiord Rankin
Arthur Kirchhoff
Richard
Jane
Walter Thiele
Topeka
Jane Grey
A.D. Grey
Toledo
Lawre
Karl
A. D. Weaver
St. Petersburg
Mary Margaret Starr
Kansas City
G. W. Savage J
Cone
Kathleen Teagarden
Kansasity
Maxine Harris
Weston, Mo
Annabelle Scott
Orville Walters
Small Gen
Manhattan
Mr. Walters
Cincinnati
American Federation of Experimental Biologis
Delna Meeker
Tohersis- Jonas
My Beauty Hint From Milkman To Fresh Skin
A reader shares a simple beauty ritual using extra milk cream from the milkman. She applying cream to cleanse her face, then adds more before a warm bath, removes the surplus, and finds her skin refreshed with no pore clogging residue.
Enjoyable Mediterranean Cruise On Small Cargo Ship
Alice Louisa Don Carlos describes a voyage on the S. S. Exiria with her niece Mary Mitchell and Miss Faye. She writes from Tangier and other port towns, detailing coastlines, Moorish sights, Arab markets, and travel hardships, with vivid notes on pilots, crew, and life aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Alice Louisa Don Carlos
S. S. Exiria
Mary Mitchell
Montgomery
Ala
Faye
California
Egypt
Haifa
Jerusalem
Genoa
Marsailles
Barcelona
Tarragona
Spain
Chalkley
Paris
Bruno
Tangier
Mary
Tunis
Ceuta l
Melilla
Ceuta
Gibraltar
Tommy
Tailor
Quai
Casa Blanca
Tangiers
Oran
Algiers
American Express
Cafe Au Lait
Sutcreda
Afric
Not Everybody Wants Beer In Drug Stores
Herbert R. Mayes editor of the American Druggist voices strong opposition to selling beer in drug stores. He argues that draft beer will turn the drug store into a hangout, drive away women customers, and degrade the store into a tavern-like venue. MR. Mayes warns that men will linger for drinks and neglect business, harming the professional image of pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Mayes
American Druggist
Candlewick Spreads Turn To Curtains And More
Candlewick bed spreads, once mainly for bedding, are being repurposed as curtains and slipcovers. Georgia farm women preserve colonial patterns while modern studios add geometric designs. Plaid pink and white options appeal, with edged fringe often used. Seeded with vivid color, miller's rooms mix irans and rust tones on natural grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery
Tim Pany
Georgia
Candlewick
Millan
Iran
Corner Saloon But It Will Be A Saloon Debate
The passage warns that brewers will pressure drug stores to sell beer, arguing beer is natural for druggists and not hard liquor. It cautions public press cartoons could portray druggists in barkeep roles and lament that chain stores already reject beer. The South's druggists largely oppose selling beer, with main street pharmacists in big cities most at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Mrs. Gill Finds Real Estate Work Absorbing in Lawrence
Mrs. M R Gill, long associated with her husband in Lawrence real estate, has become a key firm member. She guides clients on home features, especially kitchens and baths, colors, and decor, helping women buyers plan modern, restful spaces and suitable basement laundry and recreation areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
M. R. Gill
Gill
Households and furniture choices in modern domestic life
A passage noting a family’s status through their furniture, with emphasis on the wife’s role and the suitability of a large living room for contemporary living. It highlights that dining rooms are less popular now, while Mrs Gill observes women favor homes featuring spacious living areas.
Daffodil Club Displays Local Exhibit At 1005 Massachusetts Street
Members of the Daffodil Club showcased more than twenty five named daffodil varieties yesterday at 1005 Massachusetts Street. The display featured diverse receptacles from baskets to bud vases, with groups like Poeticus and jonquilla highlighted and a color chart prepared by Mrs. Fred Hunsinger. Chair Mrs A B Olmstead led the lower display with an executive committee including Mrs Jacob Hamsmng, Mrs X day Kennedy, Mrs Fred Hunsinger, and Mrs Fred Broeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts ‘Street
Fred Hunsinger
A. BR. Olmstead
Jacob Hamsmng
X. Day Kennedy
Fred Broeker
Lawrence Women to Attend Emporia Federation Meeting
The Lawrence Women's City Club leaders join the Kangas Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Emporia. Key delegates includes Mrs George Barker and Mrs J B Mack, with Mrs Fy W Gaunt coordinating exhibits. Events span Monday opening, a noonday luncheon, a 3:30 courtesy drive, and cultural stops at the College of Emporia and Kansas State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s City Club of
Emporia
Kangas Federation of Women's Club
Har- Heen Parkman
Grace Morrison Poole
General ‘Federation
Parkman
C. W. Hunter
Wellington
Broadview
Woman's City Club
George J. Barker
Lawrence
J. All Evans
Clathe
College of Emporia
Gilson
Kansas State Teachers’ College
William Allen White
Kansas
Fy W. Gaunt
Department
Lawrence Woman's Club
Gaunt
J. B. Mack
L. H. Men
W. T. Courtney
George Barker
C.D. Young
A. L. Fortis
A. M. Fortney
John Levett
Accompaniments for Salads Highlighted by Style Guide
A dining note urges hostesses to pair crackers and wafers with each salad type to add variety. Green salads call for cheese or butter wafers, vegetable salads for soda crackers or toasted whole wheat wafers, meat or fish salads for Saltinas or pretzels, and fruit or frozen salads for ginger wafers. Madame Debuchi, wife of the Japanese ambassador, arrives in a Wisuria silk kimono with silver sash and raffia accessories at an evening function in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Debuchi
Washington
Madame Deybuchi
Japan
Removing Fruit Stains Guidance Card
To remove fresh fruit stains from fabrics, heat water to a boil and pour from a height over the stain into a bowl to flush the mark away. This method uses boiling water to loosen fruit pigments and lift them from dresses aprons napkins and tablecloths.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Brand
Carlett Dutton
Wayne McCoy
Bean Robert M. Davis
American Association of University Women
Wat
AL Stucker
Tis
America
Hutchinson
M. Fitzpatrick
Vendredi Bridge
H. B. Bullene
George Bullene
H. B. Chubb
A.M. Hughes
Helianthus Club
Erin Kennedy
A.M. Ockerblad
Roy Underwood
P. BE. D
Wolf
Topeke
Pi Beta Phi Aluminus
R. M. Fitzpatrick
W. FL Kissick
Fem
Stucker
Ntentey Sewing Club
Virginia
Teter
Os Camera
Uhe
Flower el - A. R. Halt
Mourlay Club
E N
HL Thayer
Ruth Kenney
L.E.O
Ernest Alooz
Guymon
Okla
Alaska
Mary Hackman
Tom McCall
X.Y. P
Nazarene
Young People's Convention
Parsons
Herbert Workey
Raymond Worley
Kathryn Reeves
Bridge
Burl Walter
Iowa
Walter
Robert Winyard
Winfred Hunsinger
John Stutzwill
Noffsinger Circle
Jessamine Jackson
Njfth
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Mahan
Ruth
Irene Oatman
Dorothy Dean Wicts
Gearldine Ulm
Hazel Lee
Betty On Speers
Dorothy Sullivan
Mary Alice Gorrill
la Jean” Miller
Helen Morris
Isabel West
Sunflower
Riverside
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Wilbur [Pine
Alice Paddock
History of the
Winnie Yons
William Dunn
Ia Swadley
A. W. Lamb
Lyons
Old Virginny
Swadley
Dunn
Paddock
Johnny
Richmond
S. K. Funk
J. M. Harrell
Monday Bridge Club
N. H.thayer
Ed Hope
Vermont Street
Merry Makers
Noble Grands
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
iPloto
Louise Lson
el Juego
Charles E- Fox
Eona Callaghan
Mrs. O. Jacqmain
Chambray
Daffodil Club
At &14
Mass
North O Brinkman's Bakery
Cornelia Byrd
Ge Vira
Hotel Eldridge
de Luxe Cafe
Palace Beauty Parlor
Ita
Mount Hope Nurseries
West Fourth St. Nursory
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