Site Markers Recall Lawrence 1856 63 History
A long article recaps Lawrence Kansas historic markers from 1856 to 1863. It notes the Free State Hotel site Eldridge House and Griswold Baker Trask shooting memorials near New Hampshire street, and descriptions of the raid and aftermath. It also lists other markers and historic sites including Oak Hill cemetery and the first Methodist church. Mentions Dr Rinehart and Mary Roberts with a wife’s career in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Washington
Setanite
EUS
Lawrence
Treedom
Jonas
Eldridge
Free State
Sheriff Jones
Eldridge House
Itis
Lowa
South Park
Rhodes Street
Feurnth Ransag Regiment
New Hampshire Street
Ber
Eldrige Hotel
Ff.wold
Indiana
Les
My Thorpe
Josiah
Trask
The
Te Jour
Shy
Harlow W. Bak
Ridenour and
Oliv
Hidiana
Griswold
Dr. Griswold
Vilas
Baker
Seventh Street
Louisiana
Ohio Street
Unitarian First Free Public School
Medora
Vame
Hodder
Ernor Robinson
Charles Robinson
Kansas
Quantrill
Mt. Oread
Fraser Hall
Oak Hill
Quantin
Edward Burgsrdener
Congregational Cith
Naui Apa Street
Old College
Erddie
Fox
Corbin Hall
Ninth Street
Oliver
Sweden
William Palm
Palm Beach Fashions Set Northward Fashion Pace
New York February reports Palm Beach frost free styles push spring wear northward. Sports frocks in flannel and canary white dominate wardrobes with matching coats in three quarter lengths. Afternoon tea dresses feature pastels and chiffon, while evening gowns favor beaded trims and white with yellow accents. Bailing suits shine in florals and white jersey with colored embroidery. A practical note suggests using sulfur and matches to control worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Palm “Beach
Palm Beach
Florida
Chan
Perhips
Lsvill
Hemicorder
Milady
Fearon
Camp Fire Girls Elect Officers and Plan Events
Regular session held at the president's home marked year end with officer reports. LaVerne Stazard named president, Laura Adair vice president, Elizabeth Welker secretary, Nettie Wismer treasurer, Helen Marcell executive board member. Guardians and assistants chosen for several groups. knot making lesson completed. new officers to take seats at March meeting. sixteen members present. Kochima Camp Fire and other groups held activities. plans for a party and play Spruce Cone and Bunchberry discussed. honor roll students listed. field trips to Reuter organ factory noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa Og Tawrel Amd
Gaabdian
Associati
Associa~ Stion
Ftimé
LaVerne Stazard
Laura Adair
Elizabeth Welker
Nettie Wismer
Treassurer
Helen Marcell
Court of Honor
Robert Harnar
Mirland Petty
P. McAli
L. He
Opal
Jayne Kennett
Josephine Underhill
Erma Hawk
Rebecca Smith
Elizabeth Walker
Bertha Ferris
Yhanager
Vera Moren
Marcell
Association
Library Notes Show Record January Circulation
January library activity set a record with 1 829 more circulations than December totaling 3 214 from the children's room. Staff repaired shelves discarded worn copies and enacted new labels while ordering replacements for discarded titles. New seven day shelf additions include Alisheler The Candidate Barrington The Divine Lady Beeding Seven Sleepers Blasco Ibanez Queen Calafia Bordén Three Pilgrims Inker-Chamberlain The Lantern The Man in the Brown Suit and many more. The note also mentions Camp Fire meeting at junior high school and a discussion of wedding topics and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alisheler
Barrington
Beeding
Blasco-Ibanez
Calafia
Bordén
Chamberlain
Christie
Frov
Noal Fletcher
Peven
Fletcher
Gaunt
Greig
Peegy
Beacon Hill
Grey
Hichens
Helier
Grand Duke
Finanay
Lena
Weilnes
Wes
Rettnd Petts
Evior
Ag Hatik
Wade
Guardian
Valentine Luncheon Menu and Recipe Notes
A dated culinary column presents a Valentine Luncheon menu with cream of tomato soup, heart shaped sandwiches, cherry desserts, and whipped cream topped cakes. It includes a date pudding recipe, a vegetable and tomato soup stock, and notes on the color yellow in fashion, authored by Louise A Gepheré of 1206 Tennessee Street.
Woman of Fashion May Chooses Gowns in Spring Styles
A feature on current fashion trends in New York during the season. Designers favor straight and bacque silhouettes with youthful touches like fringe and short skirts. Pastel and vivid colors appear in gowns, chiffons, and georgettes, while accessories include fringed shawls and elaborately styled hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Carl
Pikeak
Bey
New York
Tors Hackman
M Varl
Soparain
Ryles
Carl Ameng
Milady
Scrub-pail Woes Mark Housework Bleak Era Reflections
The passage notes the draining weight of household chores on women as the house grows dirty despite attempts to clean. It reflects on societal expectations and the crushing routine of domestic labor, hinting at broader female hardship and emotional strain during that era.
Paris impressions and price shocks in wartime travel diary
The letter from Mrs W. describes a Vienna to Paris stop, noting hotel tariffs at 425 francs a day and currency values, then details Paris sights, traffic, and fashion. She compares postwar France to prewar, comments on gas price, shop windows, hair trends, and a Madeleine redevelopment amid flower markets along the boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &_"Cenney
Journal-World
Vienna
Amatria
Paris
Swift
Hotel Regina
New York
France
Joan of Arc
Tuilerie Gardens
Notre Dame
Napoleon
L’ara’ de l ‘Triomphe
Eiffel Tower
India
Louvre Gallery
Pariy
New Rk
Henry Fords
America
Place de la Madeleine
Church of the Madeleine
Church of the Madeleine Jon
Booth
Witten play Debby and Not to Be to be staged by ALA U.W.
Mrs C F Nelson wrote the clever play Debby and Not to Be to be presented at the American Association of University Women luncheon at the Colonial Tea Room next Saturday. Debby depicts Deborah a flapper who declines college as four Shade Land queens portray Cleopatra Hal en Hoopes Marie Antoinette and Victoria. Cast includes Mrs A J Mix as Deborah Mrs Ede a Dart mother and Miss whcres Thompson costume chair striving for period costumes. Valentine party ideas suggest Raw Valley Ice Cream centers by Kaw Valley Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debby
C. F. Nelson
American Association of University Women
Colonial Tea Room
Ebby
Deborah
Shadeland
A. W.ca
Cleopatra
Halen Hoopes
Marie Antoinette
A. J. Boynton
Queen Victoria
F. B. Davis
Pacahonias
W.S. Hunter
A. J. Mix
Ede
Dart
Whcres Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betans
Nur Girt
Wayre
Nurs
Mary Huberts
Stanley Rinehart
Mary
Alud Hannte
Staal
Mary Roberts
Muses' School
Dartors
Shark
Mery Roberts Tinehart
Rinehart
GrpRen Ano
Kochima
Adair
Amd
East
Eighth Strest
LaVerne Stugwid
Lyan Benson
Wayne Gill
Dudiston
Elizabeth Walkers
Miss Adair
Ben
Sfuan Landy
Alice Ben
Ruby Louise Katherine
Velen Watson
Aokiya
Akitateh x Bird
Kansas City
Fis
Blue Bird
Elizabeth Maddox
Aukivya
Elizabeth Wicker
Chelawenssa
Univer
City
Kans
Jon
Liberty Highschool
Hehpol
Lewience
Camp Fire
Lawrence High School
Anita “Horton
Watanopa
Helen Hungerford
Anne Kent
Aakiya
Meurine -Clevenger
Minnehha
Gladys Baker
Truseloi
Joyce Bleck
Pahwakatiwa
Doris Dixon
Ellen Hazard
Ikunobata
Reuter Organ Factory
Christian Church
Texas
Ikunukata
Martha Meade
Library Notes
Mann
Buddenbrooks
Juln
China
Fertwee
Rian
Fate
Stallings
Phames
Oppenheim
Tracy
Terhune
Treve
Thornton
Wellman
House of Hate
Williams
He Franz
Miss Néedine Morrison
Ran
Louise
A. Gepheré
Tennessee Street
Valley
Kaw Valley Creamery
Lowisiana
Gretna
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