Dither With the President and Mrs Coolidge Dinner Tale
A Washington dinner hosted by Secretary Davis brought labor and insurance reps to the White House table with President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge as guests of honor. Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart and John L. Lewis attended, each pairing with guests via enclosures. The pink rose decor and simple six course menu highlighted a sociable evening ending with a brief musical interlude by Sue Harvard and Dr. Bovett.
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Wv. A. Young
Dr. Young
Washington
James J. Davis
National Law Enforcement League
White House
Stanley’ Rinehas
John L. Lewis
Springfield
The
United Mine Workers
E. J. Henning
Labor
Davis
Young
Stanley Rinehart
Dinner dresses dazzle guests at Mrs Coolidge’s party
An account of the dinner notes guests attire with Mrs Coolidge in a silver and green sleeveless gown and fur trim, Mrs Rinehart in white satin, Amadei in pink and white tulle, and Mrs Davis in a cream dress, all described in period tone.
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Young
Women Said Eyeing Vice Presidency in 1924
Washington rumors warn political managers to expect a female bid for second place on the national ticket. Reports claim women’s groups discussed elevating a woman to vice president, with Harriet Taylor Upton and Mrs Gifford Pinchot noted as possible nominees, while Democrats might pursue broader female representation.
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Washington
Apell
TI Fuard
Anne
Ranner l
Coolidge
Lion
Sible
Harriet Teylor
Upton
Ape
Cornell Weil
Newell Flair
Aneve
Gifford Binchot
Pennsylvania
Silk and lace fashion notes for summer dresses
The article reviews silk and mohair fabrics for bright summer dresses and trims. It highlights lace heavy borders, colorful trims in black with white, rose, green, and blue, and lace yards on skirts. It notes embroidered monograms on linen dresses, and underwear sets of white silk with satin trim. Colored hose and black satin footwear complete outfits for spring and summer wear.
Rubberized corsages and exotic silk flower trim
Rubberized flowers and exotic silk trims featured in 7 inch corsage bouquets. The item line notes bathing 7 inch form corsage bouquets and data references.
Monogram Vogue Gives Way to Family Crests in Fashion
The fashion world shifts from monograms to family crests and coats of arms on attire. Public interest grows in personalized emblems as a status symbol, with White featured in outfits and accessories. White fox furs and caracul join a trend of embroidered insignia on coats and evening wear.
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New York
United Press
Rahmbre
Seaman
Palm Beal
Uetine
Period furnishings from missions inspire a rustic study
A fragmented description notes a late type of furniture tied to old Spanish missions in the southwest. The style is sunlit yet austere, with heavy clumsy lines and limited refinement. Fireside oak aids the rustic, handmade appearance, reflecting mission-era crafts.
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Southwest
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Library Notes Observes Music Week in Lawrence
Lawrence public library promotes Music Week with reference and recreation lists. Notable references include Grove's Dictionary and Pratt's New Encyclopedia, Elson's Music Dictionary, and Operas synopses. A reader contest linked to periodical titles captivates participants, with Mrs Griesa winning for fastest correct set.
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Grove
Dictionary of Music
Pratt
New Encyclopedia of Music
Elson
Music Dictionary
Etude
Logician
Damosch
Bantock
Davidson
Abilerica
Hadow
Henderson
Hughes
Johnson
Iknow
Krehbok
Rabhi
MacSpadtien
Mason
T. E. Griesa
Marel Stoland
Mire
Griesa
Dobbin
Ams
Sage Adviser
Picture Epoch
Central Park
Lawrence
Revolver
Haskell’s
The
Prospect
North American Review
Century
Forum
Saturday Evening Post
Harpers
Life
Musical Courier
Colliers
Good Housekeeping
Mentor
Playground
Is. Rothman
Jeiwanian
Indjan Leader
Schiool and Society
Outlook
Camp Fire guardians plan hike and cottage visit in Lawrence
Lawrence Camp Fire guardians hiked to the Camp Fire cottage on Sunday, cooked supper over a camp fire, and slept outdoors with a rotating night watch. The day included a country exploration, cleanup efforts, and a 5 oclock reception for guests, followed by a program and singing.
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Lawrence
T Ce
Cty Council
Business Women's
Ge . Clark
EU. A. Edwards
Clarence Speer
Glenn Chariton
Din Mitchel
Beardians
Bertha Ferris
Angel Food
Health Week Fashion Show At Local High School
During Health Week April 27 to May 3 the high school will present a fashion show in the auditorium next Thursday at 3 PM. Students will model healthful dresses and display cooking aprons and underwear they made, with a home economics display table. Teachers Miss Helen Rose Miss Edith Cole Miss Lena Siler and Miss Marie Woodruff supervise the event and invite all interested women to attend.
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Aealth
Helen Rose
Edith Cole
Lena Siler
Marie Woodruff
Household Cleaning Tips From A Vintage Page
Household discoveries praise soft flannel for ease of washing in warm soapy water. Vinegar removes old glue from furniture while lace embroidery can be cleaned with gasoline or alcohol. Proper clothing for cleaning should allow comfortable stooping reaching and stretching.
Alpaca Back Again In Fashionable Frocks
A vintage note describes alpaca fabric revival prized for durability and wrinkle resistance. A navy blue frock in straight lines showcases the fabric’s refined drape, soft texture, and practical suitability for various dress styles.
Queen Omelette and other kitchen notes excerpt
A fragmented household page offers a queen omelette recipe, egg salad method, and a dress accessory commentary. It lists Mrs Mary F Strong and H C Riggs as names, with instructions for omelette preparation, salad dressing, and details on sashes and sandals, alongside gardenia remarks.
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Navy
Mah Soren
Vorut
Furniturh
Library Notes
Public Library
Er Nathan
History of Music
Singleton
Whitromb
Young People's Story of
Cather
Diver
Grawford
Prima Deni
Crawford
Ruby
Fothergirl
Hurst
Humorique- Klein
Maclean
Alexis
Porter
Just
David
Marco
Reed
Rolland
Jéan Christophe
Sard
Consuelo
Sedgwick
Tante
Sousa
Wita Wentin
Alice May DeForest
Margaret Ince
Elva Douglass
Mabel Kelley
Hestrikes
Ives
Ackiya
Chelawerosa
Litahni
Stani
Minnehaha
Mareypo
Wilma May
Elizabeth McFarland
Wayne Gill
Mary Jane Dale
Dorothy Arnold
Claudine Reynolds
Aid Wilma
May
Court of Honor
Nadine Morrison
Kansas City
Kans
Janet McKellar
Kansas Cities
New York City
Edith Kemphterne
Miss Morrison
Kansas
Isabel Gibb
Missouri
Morrison
University of Kansas
Lawrence Guardians’ Association
Unity of Kansas
Wimi
Aft
Pigsly Wigely
Pigely Wiggly
Vera Moren
Maxime ‘Genther
Jane Bryn
Caroline Rab
Naxine Genther
Fraseloi
Haskell Avene
Judith Stapleton
Truselo
Lena
Presbyterian Church
Smith’s Tingber
City Council of
Business and Professional Women’s ‘Club
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Renwrvinie Ghia
Mary F
Strong University
Firs. H
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Gardenias
Paris
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Ice & Storage Co
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