Women hostesses and club events noted in local social pages
Mrs Elizabeth Terry and Mrs Ruth Parker hosted a bridge event for present and former Tuesday club members in Terry Parker home honoring Miss Minnie Dingelstedt. A blue, pink and silver color scheme featured bridal doll and star decor. top score went to Miss James Carter, consolation to Miss Mary McAuliffe. Other attendees included Miss Dingelstedt, Miss Isabel Keeter, Miss Frances Carter, and Miss Wolf among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Terry
Ruth Parker
Miss Dingelstedt
James Carter
Mary McAuliffe
Miss Dingelsted
Social calendar features club events in Westminster area
A compact list of upcoming gatherings includes luncheons, suppers, and dances hosted by the American Association of University Women and various local clubs. Notables include Mrs. KB Learned and Miss Louise Wiedemann, Miss Mirnin Dingelsted, and gatherings at Westminster Hall and the Eldridge hotel. Community groups also plan recitals, bridge and auction clubs, and PTA and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Presbyterian Church
Eldridge Oval
KB. R. Learned
Louise Wiedemann
Mir Nin Dingelsted
Learned
Isappa
Alpha Theta
Witma
Miller
Wriend
Bear Babb
Anny
le. A. Gustafson
Rank Banks
Maxineisher
Huartes Redcliffe
St. James Episcopal Church
Wiehltu
Arthur Reed
Finesss Club
Ror. Duckman
Coterle Club
Caroline Walters
J. L. He Chub
Carter
Sant A. Dames
G. C. Landbrook
Alabamim
Ceramor Diner
G. W.pottom
Fhi Lambda Sigma
Weathiner Halls
Donald
Rellcs
Aehool
T. Jmisregles
Man 80 killed by car in Clay Center
R T Littler, eighty, was struck and killed at noon as he stepped from behind a car into the path of a vehicle driven by Robert Kellerman, an employer of the state highway commission. Littler, a carpenter long unable to work due to disability, is survived by his invalid widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Center
Kan
R.T. Littler
Robert Kellerman
State High Commission
Littler
Kellerman
Personal notices from Topeka social roundup
Richard Rive spends the day in Topeka. Miss Bessie Wilder visited Kansas City today. Miss Billy Fitzpatrick and Miss Evelyn Wallace were in Topeka. T. B. Denlinger traveled to Topeka for Prudential Insurance. R.O. Howard went to Topeka this morning. Alan Asher and Frank Melone spent the day with friends in Topeka. A. Peek returned from Springfield Missouri on business for Lawrence Paper. Mrs. John Monteith returned to Kansas City after visiting her father S. J. Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rive
Topeka
Bessie Wilder
Kansas City
Billy Fitzpatrick
Evelyn Wallace
T. B. Denlinger
Prudential Insurance Company
R.O. Howard
Alan ‘Asher
Frank Melone
Peek
Springfield
Lawrence Paper Company
John Monteith
5. J. Hunter
Lydia H. Allphin obituary follows Illinois roots and family ties
Lydia Harrison Clark born March 20 1856 in Huntsville Township Schuyler County Ills pioneers parents. She married Charlies R. Allphin December 25 1876 and had four children Helen Louise Clyde Harry and Charles Wayne all survive with six grandchildren. She taught in country schools and lived in Shenandoah Ia Adrian Il before moving on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia H. Allphin
Lydia Harrison Clark
Huntsville Township
Schuyler County
Harrison M
Lydia Clark
Charlies R. Allphin
Huntsville
Ill
Helen Louise Weilepp
G. D. Weilepp
J.C. Penney Co
Holton
Kan
Clyde Allphin
Great Bend
Hoisington
Harry C. Allphin
Lawrence
Department of Building and Loan Associations of
Kansas
Charles Wayne Allphin
Business Men
Pioneer Mother Allphin Remembered In Kansas Obituary
The obituary recounts the life of Mrs Allphin from Leott to Lawrence and finally Wichita, lasting until January 1980 at 019 Indiana street. It notes her family, education, World War I service by Wayne Allphin, church involvement, and leadership in the Progressive Reading Club. The piece honors her faith and devotion to family throughout a long pioneer era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leott
Wichita County
Kansas
Wall
Leoti ‘Uu
Milphin
Lawrence
Clyde
University of Kangas Law School
Harry
Such l Law School
Helen L
Charles Wayne
Lawrence Business College
Mexican Border
Wayne
Allphin
Company M
87Th Infantry
Shae v Ha
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
Lcoti
Talks To 9 4 Parents A 2 Hour Duty By Alice Judson Peale
A 1910s essay argues modern women feel freer but bear continuous work without full time servants. It compares household burdens across generations, noting appliances ease tasks yet daily duties extend around the clock, especially in compact homes and small apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson Peale
Family life and balancing care in modern society
The passage contrasts past extended family support with today's situation where mothers are tied to the home with no one to leave the baby, leading to frayed nerves and martyrdom. It notes the difficulty of arranging respite care and hints at those with some spending money finding options.
Hiring Help for Schools and Kindergartens Abroad
The notice seeks competent staff for part time positions in schools and kindergartens including nursery support. Applicants should show reliability and relevant experience to assist in education and child care settings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. HW. Frink
Rday
Afternatin
Harry Frazee
Galen Gor
Walter Thiele
C. EB. Russell
Membebs
Cosmopolitan
King’ Clubs
Igareu Sharp
Rolland Svovern
Helen Stover
Westminster Hall
Presbyterian Filiation
W. H. Johnson
I. C. Stevenson
James Naismith
Tehekah Lodge No
C. F. Noble
Myrtle Jacobs
May Bruner
Minnie Kahle
Gladys Ik
Camp Well
Mabel Campbell
Minute
J Gerecke
Genevieve da
Piper
Wilbur Pinesang
Jack Hughes
Jacobs
Mish
van Neste
Argentine
Miss Benson
Boee
Ink Penner
Mise Kohls
Imstieth
Odd Fellowship
S Wildey
Gladys Campd
Eorhe
North Lawrence
the Wood
Fucusy Lovat Board
Westminster Wall
Theodore ‘A Aszmans
Bappe
Methodist Church
J. DP. Clevenger
Weir
Ford
Poo
Haiquet
Oelock
At . M. Blair
Wuellog Cub
Hapter Toundurs
James Barren
Doug Crunty
Aykers’ Association
EN Winidge Hotel
J. A. . Lewis
Ingleside Club
H. H. Holloway
Tennessee Street
The
Lotus Club
Sdldie Hutt
Liberty Memorial High School
Douglas County Bankers Association
Elidridge Hotel
A. Gifford
Ray Merwin
KE. F. Galdwell
R. C. Miller
Max Wilhelmi
Julius Marks
C. D. Cowgill
J Erank Jones
Dorothy Brown
Oread Training School
Ohio Street
Margaret Nelson
Bonnie Lee Halbert
Florence Dill
Louise Thorne
Mary Jane ,Roby
Cecilia Towne
Margaret Brown
Alice Brown
Frances Grey
Katherine Siebers
Mildred Brown
Archie Mills
Gerald Messer
Mike Pennock
Ordo Turner
Arthur Allen
William Wheeler
Robert Woodward
Silas Brown
Herbert Alexander
Phi Lambda Sigma
EB. M Owens
West Side Study Club
Z Iernoon
Arg Russia
Ernest Young
A. Caulfield
Alameda, Cal
H. T. Melton
George Krant
Sigel Ladies’ Aid
Rex Johnson
Pennsylvania
Mildred Petefish
Grace Naninga
Mary Jane Bowler
Alva Petefish
William Johnson
H.l Steele
James Sanders
B. PF. Sanders
Hattie Riggs
Bert Sanders
George Strahan
William Vogler
Ross Elliott
Johnson
Chester Kilgore
M. N. B. Club
B. M.babb
All Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Holland
Ernest L. Brown
N. K. Thompson
G. W. Cooke
Fort Leavenworth
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Eldridge
Crystal Room
Louis W. Krings
Esther Mario Libel
Thomas Lyons
St. Joseph
Alice Merrigan
Elizabeth
Tresbyterian Women’s Guild
W. J. Banmparner
Salse
Munich
B. M. Owens
A. E. Glass
Katherine Fullerton
L. A. Gustafson
Massachusetts Street
First Methodist’ Church
H.J. Chambers
II. A
Logsdon
Glen
Moody
W. MM. Xrieg
Social Service League
Chanaber of Commerce
Robert Outlint
Stella
oMipyrigut
Publishers Syndicar
Cyclamen
Ward
Wowerfone
Mich
Myers and Son
Willys Six
Inew Willys
Willys-Overland, Inc
Toledo, Ohio
Butler Motors
Chaher
Lawrence Steam Laundry
N. H. Sts
Hone
and i Home Service & Laundry Co
18Th and Conn. Sts
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