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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1925

Page

5

Local Club Socials and Meetings Reported

A sequence of social events from a local paper describes club meetings and entertainments. Mrs W. B. Dalton is named for an April 29 meeting, with guests and pianists listed. Ingleide club hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering with several visiting members and performances, followed by refreshments and a talk on Walt Whitman. First Methodist class members enjoyed Easter decorations and piano music at Penwell’s Breezdale home, with the Platon Schools lesson and a roundup of speakers and refreshments. University registrar office staff held a sea-floor luncheon in Central Admin Building with colleagues, while Blue Mound’s Tuttle hosted a luncheon at Colonial tea room. Numerous social gatherings included bridge, the Second Presbyterian class’s Willie roast, and planning for International Flower Week activities at the Chamber of Commerce.

Ingledide Club W. H. Quakenbush G.M. Holiday FC. Weeds R. §.Davidson Colorado Springs Colo I. M. Harper C. J. Gray Women’s Bible First Methodist Church Elgy Lindsay Peat Penwell Breezedale Jacymain A. E. Knauss J. R. Allen Colonial Tea Room William Zieglee Rin John Verkampf Chicago

Delta Zeta Initiation and Easter Festivities at KU

Delta Zeta installed at the University of Kansas hosts a banquet in Wiedemann grill room with forty six seated. Delta Zeta chapters at Baker University and other colleges attend. initiation follows in the tea room. Easter celebrations include Olive Weatherby party and Beta chapter of Delta Sigma Lambda spring formal at Ecke's hall with flowering decorations and a large alumni gathering.

Delta’ Zeta University of Kansas Wiedemann Saeed Carl Mallett San Antonio Tex J. M. Friedline Boulder Col E. J. Smith Austin E. L. Sullivan Flort Riley Ruth Allpbach HiDorado Eloiseurke Gallop Mex Viletta Umm Hossington Mary Eleanor Ilkin Kansas City Eleanor Ferguson Blytheville Ark Mereith Gerge Ey Margaret Cleland Leonice Wadhams Doris Eugenia’ Brune Alvina Howard Helen Johnson June, Muzzy Henrettta Scllaake Bernice Holyfield Josephine Hosford Virginia Hosford Annie Jane Hicks Beta Chapter The Delta Sigma Lambda Ecke's Wiedermann

Easter Music At Baptist Church Draws Big Audience

The First Baptist church choir will present The Resurrection by Chas Fonteyn Manney tomorrow at eleven with soloists and ensembles. A second Easter program at the First Presbyterian under Dean Swarthout features To the Pascal Victim and The Magdalene with organ and instrumental obligato. Public invited.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Tenth Kentucky Baptist Church First Baptist Church Chas. Fonteyn Manney Mary, Magdalene Elizabeth Sifers Alfreda Oakes Theodore C. Owens Charles W. Thomas June Judy First Presbyterian Church Dlm. Swarthout Stewart C. W. Straffon Dorothy Jones Eldon “Ardrey Katherine ‘Pine the Magdalene Warren Pine

Medications Promoted From Old Patent Medicine Ads

Fragmentary text shows an old advertisement promoting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for weak women. The snippet cites testimonials and a medicine sale by druggists but is incomplete and unclear. The piece reflects 19th or early 20th century medical marketing language.

Turtle Las Weisconsih Lydia E. Pinkams Vipara Crugite Re

Camp Fire Girls plan events and honors in Lawrence

The Lawrence Guardians association met at the president's home for April business. A Camp Fire guard role was given to Mrs Ernest Edie. Miss Elizabeth Walker leads the downtown exhibit May 1 2 3 with crafts from all groups. Minstrel show benefits summer fall program May 12 13 at Liberty Memorial High School. Numerous Camp Fire groups hold meetings in Woodlawn lawn and local schools with elections, courts of honor, and plans for gowns, beading, and ceremonial names. Twenty five dollars voted to send delegates to the Chicago national convention.

Lawrence Liberty Memorial High School Elizabeth Walker Chicago Association LaVerne Stugard Laura Adair Marenpo Josephine Marshall Wilmy May Elizabeth McFarland Wayne Gill Gill Mary Jane Dale-Gill Mary Elizabeth Edie Betty Burkholder Jara Burkholder Camp Fire Ryland Petty Palm Beach

PERSONAL ITEMS FROM LAWRENCE OBSERVATIONS

The column lists local residents and visitors including Mrs. Mary A. Mayer’s funeral attendees led by her daughter Mrs. Ernest E. Hosfelt and son-in-law Mr. Hosfelt of Masena Iowa. Also noted are Mrs. Alice Wood and daughter Josephine visiting Kansas City. Col T W Winston and son Edward to Fort Leavenworth. Mrs. Earl R. Gafford visiting from New York. Miss Marion Lawrence returning from Kanwaka. May Ellison to Kansas City for the weekend. Mrs Edna Hilkey visiting Emportia. Miss Gertrude Phillips to Paola. J C A Haskins, a former University faculty member, visiting Lawrence. and a brief ad for decorative headwear.

Nieve Gail Gardner Tooka Alice. Wood Josephine Kansas City T. W. Winston Edward Fort Leavenworth Major Gibson Earl R. Gafford New York City J. K Gertrude Phillips J . C. A. Haskins Lawrence

Easter Party Ideas From Kaw Valley Creamery

Easter party planning feature highlights ice cream molded rabbits and chickens as cute centerpieces. Kaw Valley Creamery offers themed treats and party ideas with contact at phone 820.

Kaw Valley Creamery

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