Fates Pe This Week A Great Y W C A Conference
Estes Park Colorado hosts 845 girls from 76 colleges for a YWCA conference. KU banquet features Dean Butler and Miss Mayer with lively yell songs echoing Alma Mater. Attendees list includes delegates from Lawrence and Kansas University and numerous faculty and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Butler
Jay Jay Haw
Miss Mayer
Estes Park
Lawrence
K. U
Bert Ober
Ober
Calp
Dean
Butler
Florence Butler
Crag
C. H. Ashton
Misa Helen Becker
Jennings
Margaret
A. G. Mitchell
Marry Stewart
Lloyd Hodson
Ruth Strickler
Virginia Melvin
Lucy Riggs
Fisher
Harper
Kansas
Marie Owens
Virginia Haynes
Marjorie Steele
Edith Mary Martin
Ruth Yust
Rytherry
Lilian Mayer
Lawrente Artist Wins Prize For Pirates in Musical Comedy
Miss Berenice Ackerman reports from New York that the musical comedy Daffy Dill, produced by Oscar Hammerstein, opened at the Apollo Theatre this Monday after earlier tryouts at Long Beach and Atlantic City. Ackerman, a Studio Club member, rehearses seven dancing numbers and portrays a pirate’s captive amid a sea voyage plot. She plans to study art this winter and remains deeply engaged in her stage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studio Club
Daffy Dill
Long Beach
Atlantic City
Forty one Kansas women qualify as Camp Fire guardians
Forty one University of Kansas women earned certificates to become Camp Fire guardians after a four week summer session. The course led by Miss Lucy McCoy drew over seventy enrollees, with many failing to meet end semester requirements. Certificates went to women from multiple states and cities, all from Lawrence and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Summen
Universit
Lucy McCoy
Horace Mann
Kanana City
Kansas
Willd Schmidt
Lorene Blocher
Kanene City
Greta Pearce
Burton
Kan
Gertrude Smith
Alsmore
Jessie Linn
Sedgwick
Myrtle Skinner
Emma Norton
Larned
Itasca Hillsttin
Albany
Georgia
Bethel Corder
Valley Fails
Edith Shingledecker
West Middleton
Pennsylvania
Besse Day
Bates
Vesta Morton
Wichita
Omlette and Relish Recipe Notes from Mrs. Fitzgerald
A vintage instruction set describes making a light omelette with yolk starch glaze and optional ham bits, then folding whites for texture. A chutney relish blends peppers tomatoes onions sour apples with vinegar sugar mustard and salt, boiled and canned, credited to Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. F. B. Lackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fitzgerald
F. B. Lackey
New Shoes On Sale Reflect War Driven Fashion Shifts
Styles in women footwear for fall and winter are being offered to the trade by the makers. Three styles evolve from recent modes and stay recognizable to smart dressers. War economies push practical footwear while the short skirt remains influential in shaping demand, according to Dry Goods Economist.
Bridesmaids in China and Women in Professions Featured
A survey notes women’s fashion in China and velvet bans in Henry II France. It highlights Esther Devlin’s partial deafness recovery from a 26 000 foot plane plunge, Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin homes built by a woman, and a Cincinnati initiative to open a women’s professional school in architecture, engineering, and business. Velvet hats remain stylish with a single flower trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
France
Henry
Esther Devlin
Spokane
Mary Pickford
Charlie. Chaplin
A.B. Maescher
Los Angeles
Europe
Berthandt
University of Cincinnati
Fads and Fancies Dress Trends Highlight Clasps and Crepe
Many evening dresses are decorated with jeweled and metal clasps on the left shoulder. Crepe remains the popular fabric for dresses. Pendants of coral and jet on black silk cords are being worn as accessories.
English Labor Party selects a woman parliamentary candidate
London Aug 26 The English Labour Party selects Miss Picton Turbervill as its candidate for North Eslington a move seen as a significant sign of the times She is from Ewenny Priory Glamorgan and is noted for social work abroad including years in India with the YWCA She argues the party offers a practical Christian program and supports widow’s pensions and women’s welfare initiatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sons of Toil
Social Elect
Barth
Laor
Hoithinton-Turbervill
North
Eslington
F Picton- Babered
Colonel Picton-Turbervill
Ewenny Priory
Glamorgenshire
Jong - Desean
Beith
Picton-Turbervill
Richard Turbervill
William the Conqueror
Wales
Miss. Pieton-Torbervill
Robert Cecil
India
Young Women’s Christian Association
America
Labor Party
Miss Picton-Turbervill
Miss Picton
Local notes from Lone Star and nearby areas
Robed with names and visits, the record highlights social calls across Lawrence, Overbrook, and Lone Star. Visitors include Bertha and Minnie Dietz, Chloe and Gladys Flory, and many Ulrichs, with farm tasks like threshing, hay hauling, and wheat moving interwoven with social outings, picnics, and a large August community sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Garbutt
Lawrence
Greta
Jee
Studebaker
Will Curtis
Porter Bond
Alfred Dietz
Fred Flory
Fred Simons
R. N. Watts
George Haas
Overbrook
Lone’ Star
Central
Laury Fox
August Dietz
Bertha
Minnie
W. A Flory
Charlie
Longanecker
Grandma Hillis
Jon Hoover
Lillie Ulrich
Robertson
Griesa
C. Sanders
Mart Klory
Clifford
Tom Gilbert
Austin ‘Flory
Prank Flory
Chloe Flory
Mary
Esther Sanders
Homer Flory
Laura Fox
Jim Hodges
Jess'Hodges
Edna Fox
Esther Flory
Nye Brothers
Winnifred Hodges
Francis Corbin
Jess Hodges
Esther
Gladys Flory
Mabel Hawson
Otis Lindell
Mgr
Herschell Ulrich
Esther Ivory
A. Dietz
Dietz
Marion Childs
F. Smith
Baby
Arkansas
Minnie Dietz
Austin Viory
C.D. A
Lone Star
J . George
Marion Sanders
Ed Sanders
Grandma Hodges
S Murry
Everett Bond
George Markley
Frank Plory
Later Bond
Charlie Sanders
Ladies Aid Society
Earl Lindell
Eva Lindell
Fred McKinney
Ed. Sanders
Ralph
Talmage Flory
California
Omon Pels
Lyons
Kan
Virgil Crums
Cal
Watts
Austin
Flory
Roy Flory
Ned Watts
Frank
Charlie ‘Sanders
George Lee
Roger Williams
Chloe
Gladys
Esthax
Laura
Fox
Edna
Frank Watts
Lecompton
Sanders
Austin Flory
George
Arthur
Freddie Sanders
Henry Neider
Laura~Fox
Herschel Ulrich
Goshell
Indiana
Blanche Fox
W. A. Flory
RN. Watts
Clarke Longmecker
Pasadena
Eldon ‘Ulrich
Fred Ory
Laura Anderson
Roy
Margaret
Donald
Della
Dudley Bund
A. Flory
Thelma Fishburn
Mart Flory
Raymond
Lila Anderson
Eldon Ulrich
Ulrich
Arthur Garber
Grace
Marshall Trabran
Topeka
Nellie Anderson
Kim Anderson
August
Scarlet
Cal Watts
Eldon
Nick Alt and Son
Will Ulrich
Elsie
Lola Haas
Gracia Garbutt
Edgar Watts
W. A
Leonardecker
Will Johnson
Robert Johnson
Leonard Longa
Will Garber
Porter Bond and
Richard
Jake Baker
Ugust Dietz
Porter Rond and Son
W A. Flory
Uniex
Lone Start
Farmers’ Union
Hokecoms’ Grove
Farmers Union
George Sanders
Town Outing Brings Relatives Together After Detours
Residents share a relaxing Sunday as Reeves, McClung, and Taylor families, and kin from Olathe join friends for a picnic near De Soto and Bonner Springs amid heavy rainfall mud. Local wedding of town life continues with visits, school prep, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
McClung
Wl Taylor
Merrill
de Soto
Olathe
Edgar McClung
Tonganoxie
Lee
Breckinridge
Vinland
Yeoman’s
Wilson and Martin
Anna Kirby
Roy Orr
de Witte
Yarnold Stall and Local Family News Roundup
Community notes from Yarnold and nearby areas cover births, visits, illnesses, and social events. Bert Walter and Ellen Unger link to A C Walter home. a daughter born August 19 at McConnell Hospital in Lawrence. Numerous callers, weekend visits, and a Meet-Me-Half-Way gathering draw local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McDonald
Kansas City
Country Gentleman
Evening Post
T. D. Prentice
Lawrence
Herbert Nunemaker
Well House
Misa Grace Jones
Marie Husted
Helen
Hearshberger
Barker
Charlie Miller
Kent Station
George Stanwix
Grace
Hoss Stanwix
Baldwin
Grange
Sam Hall
Milton
James Blaylock
de Soto
Dorothy Henderson
Berelter Sunny
Frank Johns
Chanute
Willard Morgan
Messrs
Herbert
Richard Willhardt
Leavenworth
Jones Home
Frank Walters
Ruth Wellman
Maurine
Margueritia Clevenger
Marjorie Bereiter
Clevenger
Gest
Frank Nichols
H. J. Dissinger
J. G. Lee
Bonner Springs
Charlie Dicker
Charlie Strong
Wellsville
Fret Strang
Walter
Jet Warry Miller
J. P. Everett
D. W. Phillips
Wilfred
Fort
Lawten
Mae
Sam Jones
Bert Walter
A. C.” Walter
Bille Bahnmaier
McConnell Hospital
Bahhnmeiier
Waverly
Eliza
Mra
Ernest Wolfkuble
Topeka
Grace Walters
L. Lawson
Twin Mound
Myr
Jake Bidinger
Rachel Arlene
Will
Bidinger
Eula Winifred
Roy Deskin
Helen Virginix
Russell
O. A. Bidinger
Annie
Wiley
Veneta
Harry
Otto Busch
James ‘Brass
Dave Murphy
Dr. Maust
Tienry
Geo. Houk Jr
George Youk Sr
Douglas County
C. Q. Bidinger
Otte Thaseh
J. Anager
Peunk Houk Bane
Geo. Houk
Starvey
Wm. Ramphrey
Valley Chapel Sunday Service and Local News
Valley Chapel held a mixed Sunday service with readings and pledges for the budget. Local residents reported farm work, visits to Lawrence, and family gatherings. Edward Wilson was fined $20 and jailed 30 days for drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bowen
Charlie Woodard
William Tuckett Jane
Lawrence
Charlie Bannink
Kansas City
W. H. Banning
Elazer Sawyer
Valley Chapel
John Dunn
Alvin Bond
Brr
Gladys
Alvena
Edna
A. d. Smith
Harald
Eudora
Willie Smith
Elvis
Dari
Eilis Bond
Marvin Bond
Donald
Della
Dudley
Vida Venita
Birs. Puckett
Kerneth
Harry
William ‘Puckett
Junior
Keith
Willis Dunn
Nickly Thome
Robert Wilson
William Puckett
Little 'Gens
Leroy Puckett
Edward Wilson
Wilson
Massachusetts Street
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Lawrente
Blanche Miller
Sylvia
May-Rogers
St. Joseph
Gabriella Pratt
Fr. Scott
Laura Adair
Jora Bechtel
Bertha Thomas
Ilene Thomas
Ruth Boughton
Edna Brinman
Nancy Longanecker
Pauline DeWoody
Ruth Wilson
Dorothy Graeber
Berenice’ Graeber
Helen’ Dayhoff
Minnie Moodie Robertson
Jennie Ee Artela Steel
Maude Elliot
Ruby Rowing
Anna Krebs
Nading Morrison
Cecile Hale
Anna Dorothy Lester
Margaret Phillips
Margaret Butcher
Davida Oi”inger
Hazel Eberhart
Betty Stimpson
English Labor Party
Oak Ridge
Vant
Xan
J. D. Jones
Russell County
Freda Bereiter
Esther Bereiter
van Neste
Mrs. Prentice
Wednessy
Ill Fearing
Grace Jones
H. G.van Neste
Mya
W. C. Allen
Knowledge Hill
Ross Stanwix
Stanwix
Institute
Mosie Cop
Florence Sutter
Fort Road
Frank Toms
Chester Toms
Grest
Arthur Campbell
Billy
Will Toms
Billy Campbell
Simmons Hospital
Berniece McFarland
C. B. Young
Dobo Clevenger
Urack Ett
Leavenworth County
R. W. Moorish
Alene Hinn
LA. Holmes
Rankin's Drugstore
Alfred of
Eng
Yarnold
Lens
Miss Creel
Jaymen
Dial
John Dun
Charlie Banning
Cyrus Flory
Markley
Ellis Bond
Hugo Schellhorn
Lawrency
Leroy Patkett
Budorn
Tenry Beel
Helen of Lawrence
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