Social and school notices highlight Lawrence area events
A busy schedule threads through Lawrence social life with dinners honoring Haskell Institute officials Supt. H. B. Peairs and Mrs Peairs planned before their Washington posting. Nearby gatherings include spring banquet of the Lawrence Educational Council, kindergarten recital at Quinty school, Miss Helen Swope's marriage, Tau Beta Pi initiation and Farm Bureau meetings with first aid demos and community tea room events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Educational Council
Country Club
Irma Long
Anna
May Gillis
Everett Drumm
CC. FE
Edith Salveson
Quinty School
Merle Munson
New York
Hazel E. Lynn
Eradles
Shea Hochstein
Melody” Co
Dawes
Uae
Aes
Wienians
Kreisley
Lynn
Lawrence
Munson
Wetmore
Amit
Helen Swope
Leo
Foster
Columbus
St. John’s Church
Henry Fitzgerald
KE. Swope
Kentucky Street
Mrs. Foster
Tau Beta Pi
Ongeering Fraternity
Carolyn Tea Room
Music Club to Meet Before County Convention Friday
A postponed March 24 meeting resumes Friday afternoon at Mrs. A. Anderson’s home. Attendees will hear Prof. C A Preyer present compositions. the gathering serves as the last before the county convention in May. Theta Sigma Phi sorority will hold pledge services.
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Ladies’ Aid of the
Evange- Hcal Church
David Watson
Rhode Island Street
Kmmatrons
C. T. Royston
Maine Street
Brackett Division
The
Farm Bureau
Arnold Fralick
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Esther Home
Vermont Street
Edith Wolgamott
Queen Esther
Mas
A. Anderson
C.A. Preyer
Theta Sigma Phi
Alumnae event and Le Trefle club closing party
The article notes a gathering at Mrs. T. A. Larre's home with alumnae and active chapter members expected, followed by refreshments and entertainment. It also records Le Trefle club's closing party at Mrs. Fred Love's home with guests including Mrs. Gladys Dunkley, Mrs. E. T. Howard, Mrs. J. A. Benson, and Mrs. A. M. Potter.
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T. A. Larremore
le Trefle Club
Fred Love
Gladys Dunkley
E. T. Howard
J. A. Benson
A. M. Potter
Early
Social bridge party with guests from Hastings on Hudson
Huddleston and Mrs Fred Richardson substituted for regular members. At the close of the bridge games elaborate refreshments were served by the club members. Mrs C A Preyer entertained guests at two tables of bridge yesterday afternoon in honor of her sister Mrs Frank Olcott of Hastings on the Hudson NY.
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Huddleston
Fred Richardson
C. A. Preyer
Frank Olcott
Hastings-on-the-Hudson, N. Y
Diamond Dyes Offer Simple Color for All Fabrics
A 15 cent package promises directions so simple any woman can tint delicate shades or dye rich colors in lingerie, silk ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies, coverings, and hangings. Instructs buyers to tell the druggist whether the material is wool or silk or linen, cotton, or mixed goods.
New Washable Silk Fabrics Arrive for Home Dressmakers
A versatile range of tub silk fabrics is now in stock featuring stripes and plaids as well as plain colors. Prices start at $2.00 and go up to $3.00, with plain colors at $2.25. This selection offers stylish, durable options for sewing projects.
Printed Georgettes Now Priced at 2.75 Dollars Per Yard
The entire line of printed georgettes, formerly selling at 3.00 per yard, is reduced to 2.75. Many new pieces have been added to the group.
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EDCO
New Laces for Elegant Afternoon Frocks
New laces shown pair with flat crepes and georgette for an afternoon frock. Lace width is 36 inches, offered in black or white at 3.00 and 4.00 dollars per yard. Circular flouncing to match available at 4.50 and 5.00 dollars. Additional colors include grey and champagne.
Wash Goods Section Promises Largest Varied Range
A local store advertises its Wash Goods Section boasting the largest and most varied collection of washable materials in the city at the lowest prices.
Rayon Checks New Rayon Fabrics Priced Up to $1.25 Yard
Rayon checks stripes and plaids are offered with prices from 1.25 dollars per yard.
Mixed Crepes Silk Display Shown in Wide Pattern Range
A display features silk mixed crepes in a wonderful array of patterns priced from 1.00 to 1.25. The collection offers varied textures and colors for shoppers seeking affordable elegance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. T. Constant
H. B. Peairs
Haskell Institute
Glyde Constant
Fort ‘Smith
Ark
Peairs
Washington, D.C
C. S. Finch
F. H. Lindley
Florence Finch Kelly
New York City
Haskell Athletic Association
Guy Bigsby
Jack Kelsey
H. C. Colglazier
William Kirby
F. D. Brooks
Haskell Avenue
Midlard Rural Club
W. R. Adams
Committee On Entertainment
A. O. UL Wy. Lodge
No. 7
America
Hollowax
Jimmie Tennyson
Cosmopolitan Club
Memorial High School
Round Corner Drug Store
Oread Cafe
the Merchant of Happiness
Recers Bros
Featuring
Rogers Bros
Rayon
Cretonnes
VOGUE
eAn
Charlot Revue
Jewelry
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