Miss Dorothy Winslet Hosts Christmas Tea at Home
Miss Dorothy Winslet hosted a Christmas tea at her Mississippi home with Amy Edmiston and Helen Dodds greeting guests. A 5 color scheme lit rooms with a filet lace tablecloth and a centerpiece of red and cream chrysanthemums. Music by Siss Hain and Evelyn Swarthout accompanied guests. many friends assisted in pastel dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Winslet
Mississippi
Amy Jean Edmiston
Helen Gordon Dodds
Ancie Marti
Siss Hain
Evelyn’ Swarthout
J. Morgan Rarick
C. C. Winsler
Eldon Ardrey
Caroline House
Martha Meade
Barbara Benz
R. H. Edmiston
Frances Andrews
Edna Smith
Dorothy Bolton
Margaret Jane Winslet
Duncan Keever
Local Calendar Highlights Holiday Events and Guests
The community calendar lists a Christmas party at the Methodist church with a Santa, a Sunday school gathering, a dinner party at Miss Fowler's tea room to precede bridge games, and numerous family visits. Guests include Mr and Mrs Henry Dirk, the Jensen family from Lawrence, and the Gallimbli Botne group hosting annual holiday dinner in Lawrence. Extended family visits and club meetings fill the week with decorations, gift exchanges, and festive meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esa
Coterie Club
Andrew Jensen
Ae Jensen
Lawrence
M. Henry Dirk
Floyd Maxine
Jane
Pansy
Model
John Hout
Tom Hout
Vivian
Allen Nadine
Martin Tarpy
Lloyd Hout
Ea Oh
Ginton
Hasel
Louis
Russell
F. M. Holiday
la Gracher
Rughter
Bota
Tebekah
Metithodist Church
Sabrina
Santa Claus
Personal Notes From Kansas City Social Circles
Personal items from Topeka and Kansas City detail Mrs H L Hunter and daughter Carel visiting, Evelyn Quick and Stella Bolster in Kansas City, Misses Quick and Stella Bolster at Haskell, Mrs Mattie Coley returning to Kansas City, Mrs W B Dalton traveling to Kansas City for Christmas, Waiteplay club breakfast at A A U W, Gen Wilder S Metcalf and Madge Bullen attending a Christmas family dinner at Chester Woodward home, Opal Hunter and Erther Anderson from Topeka with Mrs 0 and W J Cannon of Lawrence, Mrs Anderson accompanied by Mrs Hunter and Mr Cannon, Mrs Rood and Robert Rood of Denver visiting relatives, roster and Summers family farewells, travel to Bartlesville Okla and St Louis for visits.
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Kansas City
Ei Ung
Isboro
Tadey
H. L. Hunter
Carel
Topeka
Evelyn
Stella
Bolster
Haskell
Mattie Coley
J. B. Wood
W. B. Dalton
Waiteplay
Wilder S. Metcalf
Madge Bullene
Chester Woodward
Toom Opal Hunter
Erther ‘Anderson
Topeta
W. J. Cannen
Lawrence
Anderson
Hunter
Cannon
Robert Rood
Denver
Col
Rood
R. Brodhead
Bartiesih
Atea
Brady Event Report Confusing Fragments
The readable text shows fragmented phrases about a Brady event, possible sports context, and names like Haskell and Atlanta but lacks coherent details, dates, or results. Unable to derive a clear main action, outcome, or identifiable entities beyond scattered terms.
Winter Dinner Menu With Roast Beef And Plum Pudding
A historical winter dinner menu lists roast beef with ed potatoes creamed carrots and lettuce with California dressing. Includes English plum pudding with coffee infusion and orange peel, plus a fruit juice mix. Directions describe thickening sauces, beating mixtures, chilling, and serving on a hot pad for steamed or baked dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ettover Xor
Rae Gimonds
Old Fashioned Cranberry Relish and Salad Recipe Notes
A community recipe page shares a cranberry salad and relish instructions with ingredients like cranberries walnuts celery sugar and water plus directions to simmer strain and seal. Contributors include Mrs Mabel B Miller Lydia Reinhardt and Mrs Kemp Wilson with holiday college enrollment info nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel B. Miller
Barker Ave
Erty
Kemp Wilson
Route 2
Fragmentary tale of a Maine house and family labor
A garbled passage describes a Maine home linked to a husband starting a business called the Belle Salon. A woman named Saree or Saree house seems central as walls and rooms are referenced amid disjointed action. Col. Dodes loses wire in an emergency, with walls nearly finished and rooms awaiting completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Venn
Renae Maine
Ares
Tances
Col. Dodes
Maine
Lighted Trees and Wreaths Brighten District Homes
Lighted trees and wreaths decorate a Baltimore district as families across the block join in seasonal display. Neighbors like Jollee Lackler and Mrs. Blanche Xiein, along with C. Price Henry and George Gear, help organize the effort amid varied decorating styles. Observers note a shift from past years toward individual, brighter lights and white gardenias near doorways, reflecting a community in festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jollee Lackler
Harry Idee
Blanche Xiein
C. Price Henry
George F Ge Gear Worse i. Seait
Fe J. Fuer
Nee
Vackoos’ Teuzen
D. Lovett
C. B. Hurley
Ly i Ne
Miss Hatton Uses Local Motifs for Christmas Cards
Miss Hatton uses local motifs in her Christmas cards with a personal touch. A handwritten message or photo adds charm to the designs, reflecting community artistry and celebrating a seventy-fifth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hatton
Tino
Desian
Local Rep Selection Record From Phrased Fragments
Fragmentary note references a church group in the United area and a saloon gang, mentioning church members and an election pick for a representative. No clear event, date, or names are readable to confirm details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inge al
United Ia
Mr Brown Adds New Features to Unique Christmas Display
Mr Brown plans and builds a lawn display at 9th and Illinois featuring a colored light radio fireplace, a lighthouse, a life sized Santa, and a triangle data scene. A California tourist calls it the most unusual display seen, with visitors lingering after New Year’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Egortham
Wiese
Brown
9Th
Tlinois
Gripley Foundation
Eran
California
Prohibition Critique From Mrs. Jacqusin at St John’s College
A fragmentary report cites Mrs. O Jacqusin edited remarks accusing politicians and saloon culture in Washington. She claims prohibition cleans up the capital by exposing drinking regulars and gutter-snipe behavior, naming unnamed figures and saloons in the capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's College
Anna Hin
Anna
Capitol
Washington
Senate
Indoor golf benefit tees up four-night event in Lawrence
In Lawrence in 1981 two courses in business college hosted an Episcopal indoor golf benefit. The event drew college-adYs and local supporters for four nights of play and fundraisings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Episcopal
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