Riverside range in Ach ning window and local notices
Mrs Frank Howard visits Sibley for several days. Tilbert Woodard on fifteen day furlough from camp in the south. Mrs d A Garst travels to Topeka for Sunday with her hospitalized husband. Clinton Kanwaka Wakarusa Drainage District election set for March 4 1919 at Belvoir. Opal Holmes to Kansas yesterday for weekend with friends. Miss Lila Martin spending weekend in Topeka. Frances Kennedy returning home to Noria for weekend. Mrs W T Courney leaves for Fall River to visit mother and sister. Logan Moore Lbr Co accepts orders. McCulloch drug store exclusive Lawrence sale of Jontell Face Powder Tale perfumes. Weathered notices and local ads.
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McCulloch's
Lawrence
Frances’ Kennedy
Noria
Lingerie Shops Show Silk Crepe and Petticoat Fashion
A period fashion note highlights the season's enticing lingerie offerings in silk and crepe fabrics. The trend emphasizes refined undergarments as a fashionable foundation, with skirts noted at the 29 inch mark for length.
Law Scrim and Military Dances Highlight Evening
The delayed Law Scrim at Robinson Gym drew a large university crowd with simplified refreshments and post dance tea at a nearby inn. Upcoming events include a Soldiers club hall subscription dance by the National Guard to aid the company fund, followed by dances by Company B and a joint Military Ball. Birth announced Josephine Mary Ott born February 14 to Mr and Mrs George Ott Jr. Washington Relief Corps met at the G A R hall with nine new members and ten applications. A surprise farewell party for Mr and Mrs Charles Teter was hosted by friends as they move to the country. Phi Delta Theta held its annual mess with a seven course dinner, ornate decorations, and out-of-town guests from multiple cities. Dinner for Mary Virginia Johns celebrated by Mrs Walter Johns featured Washington color decor and twelve young guests. Guests at the Beta Theta Pi Pig Dinner included Helen Brown and others from several towns. Various campus dances and pledges noted including Acomas Dance Alpha Tau Omega and Sigma Kappa pledge Lois Burke of Lawrence. Missionary Union met at Westminster and other social events listed.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Soldiers Club Hall
New Hampshire and
Ninth Streets
National Guard
National Guardsmen
Lawrence
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Flalu Hall
Smilar
Wis Faria
Chaquette
John Jenkins
Lucille McPherson
Laura Puinham
Kansas City
Harry Stevens
Harry Cochran
Hutchinson
Reuben Moore
Hatton
Louis Northrup
TITTLE YELLOW DOG Cupid for nurse and doughboy
One wartime romance began across the sea and ended in New York near the end of World War II. Miss Ramona De Rivas Howe, an American nurse, cared for wounded soldiers near Paris and searched for her pet dog. She found him hiding with Pulford, a famed songwriter, while the field hospital housed tubercular children.
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France
Mar
New York
Ramona de Rivas Howe
Owen iv
Detroit
Paris
Doneybors
Miss Howe
Pulford
Palford
Oid Siiger
Weekend Guests Attend Local Socials In Lawrence
Edna Anton and others attended dances in the F. A. U. hall under W. S. G. A auspices with Marian Williams Ernestine Blank Volontil costumes. Visitors from Sheridan, Eldorado and Topeka joined Lawrence residents for Progressive Reading Club events and Red Cross sewing sessions.
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Edna Anton
Anne Weithetman
Berlut
Vhlers
Mary Anton
Anne Weightman
Jon Wood
Joyce Bleck
Marian Williams
Ernestine Blank Volontil
Genese Shap
Lemon
Janes
Grif
Fin
Sisson Mul Mys. Tolland
Wi Phi Hone
Sheridan
Wyo
McKay
Eldorado
Kivs
Ladies' Literary League notes and club meetings
The February session of the Ladies' Literary League discussed Washington life with Mrs. Hull as president and Mrs. Mitchell presenting the Washington piece. The Uplift groups met for Willard funds, Ingleside sewing, and West Side Study Club debated temperance quotations and Irish music, with guests and reports from Miss Everett and others.
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West Side Study Club
EL Smith
Red Call
Abs. Wot. Reynolds
Lenton
Edna Everett
California
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Fool
Social headliners note residents traveling to Kansas City
Miss Myrtle Chafee went to Kansas City to spend the day. Miss Eva McCanles left this morning for Kansas City to spend the weekend with friends. Mrs M J Morgan and Miss Ey Reuter went to Topeka this morning for the weekend. Miss Alma Koch went to Ottowah this morning on business. Miss Margaret Gobel of the Howard Quintet traveled to Kansas City this morning. Inseoe Wilson, previously at Lawrence Business College, returned home to Hepler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Moren
Topeka
Myrtle Chafee
Kansas City
Eva McCanles
M. J. Morgan
Ey Reuter
Alma C. Koch
Margaret Gobel
Howard Quintet
Inseoe Wilson
Lawrence Business College
Hepler
Kendrie Visits Ottawa on Business
F. E. Kendrie traveled to Ottawa this morning on business. Mrs. Arthur Marks and Miss Clara Mears spent the day in Kansas City today.
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L. WH. Perkins
Jesus Perkins
Kans City
Kansas City
Arthur Marks
Clara Mears
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Charles Ray
Fannie Ward
The
Vivian Martin
Rowersoc
W. E. Atwell and
H. T. Moss
Bonita
Lew Hearn
Liberty Theatre
Camp Funston
Round Corner Drug Store
Just
Hester. & Roberts
Ning
Frank Howard
Sibley
Wiedemann’s. Vhone 182
Tilbert Woodard
Gian
Matthews
D. A. Garst
Clinton, Kanwaka and Wakarusa
Belvoir
FEG Steelf
Opal Holmes
Kansas
T ‘Esterday
Logan Moore Lbr. Co
Lila Martin
W. T. Courney
Fall River
Kan
Petticoat
Pantalette Knickers
Miladya
Anc
George Ott, Jr
Josephine Mary
Charles Teter
Walter Johns
Mary Virginia
Manhattan
Beta Theta Ti
Helen Brown
Mildred Miller
Milly Margaret Carey
Pants” Murphy
Robert Stevenson
Billy Sexton
Ferdinand Helwig
E. Bricken
Adeline
Washington
Miss Gordon
Vermont Street
Owen Lovejoy
Kansas City, Me
Professor Lovejoy
Mrs
J. O. Lovejoy
Oil Vermont Street
Acomas
Holloway Hall
Alpha Tau
Alpha Tau Omega
Haley
Sigma Kappa
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Miss. Lois, Burke
Tittle Yellow Dog
Cupid
Rex RK Pulford
Rex F&. Pulford
Henrietta Allen
Law Serim
Orland Lytle
Harold Lytle
Progressive Reading Club
BE. B. Cronemeyver
E. H. Kendall
F. M. Testerman
Tola
Dot “Ashlock
Lucile Bolen
Norwood
J. W. Jenkins
Kansas City, Mo
Marian Burns of
Baldwin
Ladies’ Literary League
Hull
Jyrvest
Crum
Mitchell
Life of
Frances Willard
Ingleside Club
W. H L. Lowe
Portia Club
C. J. Friksen
George Washington
Baker's
Ecocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Ganization
A. D. Weaver
Hildren
Massachusetts
F. E. Kendrie
Ottawa
Gus Wahl
Kaw Valley
Earry Cottage Mik
Mass
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Edison
the Eriksen Furniture CO
Lawrence, Kansas
Worr's Book Store
Y.M.C. A
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