Pleasant Hour club enjoys musical afternoon at Arnott home
Set of twenty seven members and four guests of the Pleasant Hour club gathered with Mrs Arnott and Mrs McClung at Mrs Arnotts home on a Wednesday afternoon. The meeting led by president Mrs Davis featured a musical program with songs violin solos piano trio and readings. Guests included Mrs Kirby Mrs Walker and several others. Refreshments were served and the next meeting was announced for February 18 with Valentine poems as roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murl €Olman
Seetin
Schubert
Sharon
George Nevin
Rudiger
Ronia Reeves
Reading
Anna Kirby
Will Kirby
Roma Reeves
Jeffries
Orr
Lee“ Colman
Kirby
GM. ‘Kirby
Emmi: Walker
Lawrence
Mert Colman
Kanwaka
Grace Preyer
Clara Seele
Jonia’ Rudiger
Dorothy Arnott
Glen and
Gailen Arnott
Albert Colman
Leonard Owens
Max Reeves
Melton J. McClung
Denman
Adah
Order of Fastern Star
Muasonic Temple
Laverna Becker
Lottie. Perry
J. B. Henry
F.L. Gourtney
Sollo
Community Notices From Lawrence Local News Briefs
Vermont street events and club meetings fill a busy day with speakers guests and prize awarded at the Aeternega gathering at 1539 Vermont. Mrs Helmer Kroek hosts Bridgettes at 712 Mississippi with Miss Nell Gregnlees and Mrs Ben Carman in attendance. Mrs G G McCoy wins a prize for high score. Ackiya Camp Vire holds initiations Mary Spencer hosts two new members Helen Hanper and Ruth Houghton before a Bow ersock visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmer Kroek
Bridgettes
Mississippi Street
Nell Gregnlees
Ben Carman
Miami
Okla
G.G. McCoy
Ackiya Camp Vire
Mary Spencer
Helen Hanper
Ruth Houghton
Bowersock
Treasury
Personal notices of KU students and staff travel
Dean E B Stauffer and numerous University of Kansas students and staff were noted traveling to Topeka and Kansas City for meetings, appointments, and events. Several teachers, principals, and family members planned weekend visits, conferences, and attendance at official gatherings in Kansas City, Topeka, Leavenworth, and Ottawa.
Flapper Fanny Visits Home and Local Social Notes
Flapper Fanny returns to her Miami Oklahoma home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George K Mackie since the holidays. Dr E M Hopkins travels to Topeka for the Council of Administration meeting. Mrs Frank A Faxon and daughter Frances visit Genevieve Chalkley. Tom Sweeney heads to Kansas City for the Music Box revue at the Shubert. Mary Bell, daughter of Charles and Mrs Wood, recovers after surgery at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean E. B. Stauffer
University of Kansas
Topeka
Hester Warkentin
Ruth Hill
Inez
Porta
Kansas City
Mildred Newman
State “Mathematical “Association
Doris Sailor
Ada Snider
A.A. Marshall
A. W. Gillum
John Montgomery
K. U
C. Alten
Fee of Kansas
Missouri
Valley
Kansas
Ncity
Louise Macdonald
Council of Administration
Minna Dorn
C. A. Miller
William H. Martin
Harriet Rynerson
Eva, Hangen
Alice Perkins
P. B. Hildebran
Tes Teue
Henry Kane
Paul Kane
W. J. Timpe
Lucile Taylor
Helen Kennedy
Edith Maher
Evelyn Shidle
Elizabeth Shepherd
Stanley
Adami “Barnes
Lawrence Junior High School
Ann. WK. Co
Alc
Convention
Opal, Hillix
McLouth
Ellis T Johnston
Pearl Hillis
Lawrence
Rachel Hutt
Laura Adair
Leavenworth
Howard Taylor
Ottawa
Ben Carman Teft
Miami
Okla
George K. Mackie
E. M. Hopkins
Frank A. Faxon
Frances Faxon
Genevieve Chalkley
Tom Sweeney
Shubert
Mary Bell
Charles Wood
Memorial Hospital
Household Hints and Notices From Old Newspaper Fragments
A fragment list of household tips covers gas safety, soda use in recipes, linen marking, embroidery framing, soap usage, and a brief card of thanks from the Preston and Wagner families for kindness during illness and death. Also a stray line mentions coal on track at $8.50 per ton with a contact number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.T. Preston
James Wagner
J. I.steinie
Marie Preston
Floyd Preston
Sacred February concert by First Presbyterian choir
At First Presbyterian Church the February sacred concert features a forty-voice choir directed by Dean D.M. Swarthout with Mrs C W Straffon as organist. The program includes organ preludes, anthems by Woodward and Chadwick, solos by Miss Margaret Drennon and Mr Walter Whitlock, instrumental pieces by Karl Andrist, and a benediction by Dr Arnold. The public is invited to attend at 7:45 tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
Glee Club
Convention Hall
Kansas City
D.M. Swart
T. A. Larremore
W. W. Whitlock
Arthur Owen
G. W. Phenicie
F. J. Werner
W. C. Simons
Pp. Hulls
John Ise
Nancy Tspnegenecker
Helen Pendlen
O. H. Stugard
Elva McMullen
Hazel Lynn
Bliss Rachel Stevens
Halli
First Presbyterian Church
Dean D
Swarth
School of Fine, Arts
Cadman
Arnold
Woodward
Margaret Ddrennon
Cirous
Fox
Walter Whitlock
God
Sterndale
Dorothy Jones
Karl’ Andrist
C. W. Straffon
Hostesses to Progressive Literary and Art club last evening
Mrs Elmer Johanson and Mrs Shirley Johnson hosted the Progressive Literary and Art club at Johanson home. Attendees wore pink and white in a two course luncheon after a program of songs readings piano solo and quotes from Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer’ Johnron
G. Givens
Luntz
Shirley Johnson
Johanson
Einora James
Katie’ Smothers
Leona Johnson
Lizzie
Juanita James
Dunbar
Mrs Wilhelmy Saved by Friend in St Paul
Mrs Mary Wilhelmy of 309 Duke Street St Paul Minnesota describes severe overwork and illness after last birth. A friend advised Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. After 9 or 10 bottles she reports no fainting spells better weight gain strength and improved sleep with good nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Lydia
Pinkham
Kat
Mary Wilhelmy
Duke Street
St. Paul
Minnesota
Car of Daisy bluc coal on a track
Coal price reported as eight dollars fifty cents per ton with a contact note for Allem at a phone number 38 for inquiries.
Clear Pimples With Rad Salts Cure
A historical remedy explains pimples as toxins from bowel impurities. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts mixed in water daily before breakfast for a week to purge bowels and stimulate kidneys, claiming clearer skin as toxins are filtered from blood.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pearl Hillix
Gertie K. Johnston
Quivira Club
E. M. ‘Dalbee
Be.koehring
Seertee
Cal
Mts. Street
Phil Delta Theta
Penfield Jones
Frederick Kester
Theos Coffin
Harold
Seli City
Hatel City
Orning
Rr Jeffreys
Tope Aur Russell
Great Bend
Ralph Floyd
Sedan
Robert Myers
Vermont Street
E. M. Holpkins
The
Aeternega
Clarence Wilson
Lyons Street
Wilson
Ella Hatch
National Home Economics Association
Fraser Hall
Harriet Stevenson
Guy Smith
Mark Woodruff
Odd Fellows Lodge
Eudora
Rebekahs
J. R. Wilson
J. R. Good
Alumnus
Phi Delta Kappa
Tokela
M.C. del Manzo
H. A. Cunningham
Edwin M. Belles
F. P. O Brien
Margaret Tucker
Lalwrence High School
Olathe High
Rewanis
Arlene Church
Dorothy Gsell
Alpha Chi Sigma
Ecke
Henry Werner
F. M. Dawson
J. W. Sternberg
Ladies Literary League
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Lab
Clarence Herricott
Six Corners
Presbyterian Church
J. P. Clevenger
East Seventh Street
Manlay’s Insurance Office
the Ice & Storage Ca
Vermont
Lawrence, Kansas
Flapper
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Cuticura
Ava
Jone DeWatteville
Howard Fisk
Lucille Reed
Jack Blue
Ned Wayburn
Postoffice Insurance
Buick
Lawrence Nb! Company
the World Company
Burdett
D. Volekimar
Kan
Supreme Court
Mrs. Wilhelmy
Lydia E. Pinkham
Abraham Lincoln
Humirously
R. G. Mueller
Room
Concord
Jesus
Fd. Klein
Mansfield
Raltigaay
Landeloan
Realtors
Preet Ed
State Bank
Lawrence, Kans
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