Entertaining for Washington's Birthday Week
Mrs A J Anderson and Mrs George Dolbee hosted a bridge party at the Anderson home as part of a three day series with carnations roses fresias and snapdragons creating a spring mood. Prizes went to Mrs Floyd Rankin Miss Elfriede Fischer and Mrs Loyd Houston. Out of town guests included Mrs George Shaw Los Angeles Cal Mrs John Monteith and Miss Elfriede Fischer Kansas City Mrs G T January San Francisco Cal Mrs Herston Excelsior Springs Mo and Mrs Leon Becker Seattle Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Floyd Rankin
Elfriede Fischer
Loyd Houston
George Shaw
Los Angeles
Cal
John
Monteith
Friede Fischer
Kansas City
G. T. January
San Francisco
Herston
Excelsior Springs
Leon
Becker
Seattle
Wash
Gingham Here Helps Attend Thimble Party
A list of attendees from Gingham Here in Miami and Kansas City is noted for a thimble party hosted by Mrs. H. A. Jetmore at 20 Missouri Street. February committee members include Mrs. Jetmore and several cohosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
H. A. Jetmore
Missouri Street
Jetmore
George O. Foster
Innes
Charles Edmondson
C. E. de Vore
Women’s Relief Corps to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow
At the home of Mrs. Melvin, hostesses served refreshments after the social hour following the business meeting. The Women’s Relief Corps will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o’clock. It is desired that all members be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecke's
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Harriet Aynerson
Ruth Wright
R. G. Patterson
Edna Teeter
Minnie Dinglestedt
Sarsah Wheeler
Carl Phillips
W. H. McKone
J. D. Garvitt
Z. Ke
Cei
A. Gifford
Skelub
stMarguerite
Bullene
Carl Jr Reynolds
John “Stutz
Ayers
D. L. Jones
Ters
A.D. Wilcox
T. D
Funk
Otto Barteldes
Marguerite Emery
Unitarian
American Unitarian Association
Women’s Alliance of
Methodist Ladies Aid
M. C. Karnes
Women's Relief Corps
Midland Grange
Midland
Eudora Farmers' Union
Eudora Local
Roscoe School
Salina
W. W.gerstenberger
Personal notices from area residents and visitors
Mrs. George Shaw left for Los Angeles after visiting her brother A Merks and family. A J Conboy and son Charles attended the funeral of Mr. Heim in Olathe. Mrs. Jennie Kruse, ill five months, is slightly improved but remains confined. Mrs. R S Robertson and family plus Miss Lelia Knox of Kansas City visited Mr and Mrs George K Melvin, who hosted Mrs Melvin's trip to Kansas City for a few days with her mother. Mrs. Trene Cleveland of Rossville guests with Mrs C X Constant. Miss Betty Vowigther of Wichita visits Miss Frances Kruse at 1206 Rhode Island. Mr and Mrs A B Weaver returned from a three week business trip to New York, with a week at Lake Placid. Tiikien transported a load of whitefaced cattle to Kansas City markets. market described as fair. Mrs Lizzie Sheldon was in Topeka on business. Mrs J H Rankin returned to Clay Center after visiting Floyd Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shaw
A. Merks
Los Angeles
Cal
A. J. Conboy
Charles
Olathe
Flas Robertson
Nancy
Lelia, Knox
Kansas City
George K. Melvin
Robertson
Trene Cleveland
Rossville
C. xX Constant
Betty Vowigther
Wichite
Frances Kruse
Rhode Island
A. B. Weaver
New York
Lake Placid
Tiikien
Lizzie Sheldon
Topeka
J. H. Rankin
Clay Center
Floyd Rankin
Weaver Witnesses Winter Sports in Lake Placid
H B Weaver returns from New York observing winter sports at Lake Placid after a buying trip. He stopped several days at the Lake Placid club as an interested spectator. A note mentions over 5000 umbrellas lost in London yearly and taken to police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.B. Weaver
Lake Placid
A. B. Weaver
New York
Mr. Weaver
Lake Placid Club
London
State Eyes Custody Fight Over Lost City in Nevada
Nevada Governor proposes state control of the Lost City along the Virgin River, asserting federal land ownership should yield to a separate state department for ongoing archaeology. Rapid summer exploration planned as archaeologists study mummies and pottery, with irrigation clues suggesting ancient agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost City
Nevada
Reno
Associated Press
Pueblo Grande de Nevada
Virgin River
James Scrougham
State Department
Lovelock
Puzzling Dye Advice For Customers From Old Newspaper
The notice urges readers to ask druggists for the Diamond Dyes and to specify fabric type when coloring. It clarifies whether the material is wool or silk or if it is linen, cotton, or a mix to ensure proper dyeing guidance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. J. Anderson
George Dolbee
Eridge
Post Office
C.B. Hosford
Emma Guffin
Vermont Street
Tom Harley
Junius Underwood
Wash Ssington
Larley
C. E. Decker
J. B. Henry
Ernest Young
Henry Asher
ezVic Johnson
Wallmeter Thiele
Phi Kappa House
EL ~ Strayer
F. G. Falkpeterson
President and Statesman
W. S. Henderson
Ts. Strayer
Leahe
C. B. Russell
Ohio Street
Edward Bumgardner
Will Reppeak
Lawrence Reading Club
Darstell-Koontz
Marie Ss Petefish
Ladies “Aid of the Evangelic Church
R.O. Burgert
New Hampshire Street
Pai Beta Phi Sorority
sWirginia Hutson
Lawrence
Margaret Buck
Emporia
Jane Whits
Manual
M. Cc. del Manzo
Mothers League
Fathers of the League
C. L. Stugard
Charles Young
R. E. Melvin
W. E. Higgins
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae’club
N-Ne
Rankin’s Drug ‘Store
Mass
Peacock
Theo
Willey
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Ind
Paine
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Fressent
Regi
The
Kansas Electric
Princess Pat Beauty Shop
Marcel
Bear Hess’ Drug Store
Kansas
Canton
Vance
Phoenix
Equality
Equality Brand
Pepperell Brand
Ted
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