Adah Chapter Eastern Star Report of Busy Year
Adah chapter number seven of the Order of the Eastern Star reports fifty new members this year, 679 visitors from other chapters, and monthly initiations. Led by Mrs. Sally Ewing and George H. Ansdell, the group hosted dignitaries, celebrated with pageants and picnics, and planned four initiations and a Christmas turkey dinner. The chapter donated to the Masonic home, produced ceremonial dresses, and mourned the loss of nine members including Dr. James Naismith and Arthur Huddleston.
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What Would You Do Best Solution
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Mind Your Manners Quiz From a Social Etiquette Page
A vintage etiquette quiz tests proper dining decorum with questions on judging a friend's dinner critique, tea pouring rules, sugar handling, guest plate placement, and guest duration at a large tea. It hints at expected manners and customary responses for social occasions.
Choral Group to Sing at Sunday Vesper Service
The Choral choir of the American Association of University Women will perform Sunday at 3 pm in the Congregational church little chapel. Maud Ellsworth will speak on The Sistine Madonna after two musical numbers and four selections by the choir directed by Dorothy Raines. Refreshments follow.
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Ottawa to Host Federation Meeting in April 1940
The Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs selects Ottawa as the convention site for April 1940 after a three day board meeting in Topeka. President Mrs. R H Turner of Independence presided. About forty members attended. Mrs H E Ryerson attended as editor of The Kansas Clubwoman from Lawrence.
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Outdoor Sports Fashion Shifts With Cycling and Riding
Article notes rising popularity of cycling and horseback riding among women, adding hunting and outdoor wear. Describes warm outfits for winter sports including long underwear replacement by heavy wool suits, snow suits, ski pants, gabardine jackets, and accessories like hoods, parkas, wool stockings, and fur lined mittens.
New City Library Lists Wide Nonfiction Shelf
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Homemade Candies Give Easy Christmas Gift Ideas
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