Society Notes Reflect Lent and Local Club Events
The piece describes Lent starting on Ash Wednesday and possible social restraint for society hosts. It lists DAR conference conflicts, R L H club Lincoln Birthday programs, South Side Reading Club activities with wildflowers theme, prize contests, and guest members. It also mentions G L F club, Lone Star school program, mission study class, Friends in Council paper on Chinese history, Founders' Day bridge at Venura club, and American Legion Auxiliary Valentine events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lawrence
South Side
A. W. Lamb
E. E. Bishon
George Wise
Carl Phillips
E. BE. Bunn
A. R. West
F. Liggett
M. Hannon
Olathe
Melvin. Goff
Red Richardson
M. Corcoran
Lenora Gowers
J. E
Eustace
E. E
Leona Long
Porn Ligmeth
BE. V. Long
Friends In Council
F. C. Allen
Frank Strong
Aunt Het Social Notes and Local Parties
A summary of a Kansas community page recounts a Aunt Het event at the E T Riling home with red carnations and gems, high score prize to Mrs A M Fortney, guests listed, and Valentine party decor. It notes Phi Delta Theta Matinee Mess dinner February 16 with speakers, birthdays, and cupids, plus Midland Grange meeting, bridge teas, weddings, and school event notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Riling
A. M. Fortney
Lee Riling
James Boyes
E. J. Holland
Stobert. Hough
John Riling
Catherine Nelson
Los Angeles
Cal
Lee. Riling
C.C. Stivers
Phi Delta Theta
Wagstaff Grill
C. W. Pollom
Howard McConnell
Herbert Hunter
Harry Pollom
Topeka
H. B. Ober
H. F. Don Carlos
J. Frank Jones
Glenn Charlton
Stuart A. Queen
Gamme Phi Beta
Bridge
Weeber Hutton Jr
Mildred Gilmore
Palace Beauty Opens for Business Thursday Morning
The Palace Beauty opens for business Thursday morning with appointments available by calling 325. The notice indicates the new shop will operate as a beauty establishment in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Beauty
Bawuly
Sage Tea Puts Color in Gray Hair
Sage Tea Puts Color in Gray Hair The article by Lois Paige advocates aging women embracing sage tea and sulphur hair coloring. It explains a home brew or Wyeths Sage and Sulphur product to restore color and luster, with nightly application through a comb or brush for gradual results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage Tea
Lois Paige
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. L. H. Club
F. B. Strong
Abraham Lincoln
W.T. Bleakley
Lincoln
Kanas
A. A. Green
H. G. van Neste
Stan
Matemala
G. L. F. Club
T. W. Hack
Tennessee
Lone Star School
First Presbyterian
West ‘Side
Presbyterian
John Hermann
Tennessee Street
Ven
American Legion Auxilary of Liberty Post
Catering Sutherland
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicat
Valentine Place
Ednah Hopkins
Maude Dauberman
A. EF. Olson
Teckla Jehle
Midland Grange
C. P. A. Hall
Midland
RG. Patterson Wanhosess
Bridge Club
C. E. Decker
Eli Wilson
R. H. Edmiston
Arkansas Street
Mrs. L. C. Browning
Dell . Weeks
Lawrence Leonhard
Arthur Leonhard
Charles Coffman
Lecompton
Erate
Ruby
Theodore Buchheim
Samuel Buchheim
Twentieth Century Club
Colonial Tea Room
Kansas City
Kan
Guild of América
J. Hunter
Bele Wilmot
Alanual
Jayhawk
W. Weeks
Glenn Weeks
Wilfred Pine
Easurer. Ar
Sample
Anna Transve
Valentine
Charles Noble
Darrell Koontz
J. Hill
Anne Transve
George Lottridge
Lottie
Leroy
James
Helen Harold
Parent-Teacher Association
Lawrence Edudational Council
American War Mothers I
J.b.wood
New Hampshire Street
A. R. Kennedy
Linhaln
Ella Meeks
Oberlin
Emmie
Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Eas Mg Dhe
Vicks
Grearers Merchante
Valentines
Carnation
Asi Nareigst
Soap Dragons
Cyelamen
Genista
Whitcomt’s
Sth & Tenn
Georgettes
Oxfords
Loy
Muse
Childrens
Federio
Fedelco
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