Women Voters meet as Shultz recounts Europe observations
At a monthly Women Voters meeting at Mrs C L DeWatteville home Mrs FE Shultz gave an instructional account of conditions she observed in European countries as a Sherwood Eddy party member last summer A letter from Mrs CJ Evans of Topeka invited Lawrence members to a tea for Topeka League at the Governor's home on Jan 20 Several study groups were formed with Mary Thomas and W C Nelson leading Anyone may join the groups and guests were present at the meeting Plans for a county T A institute in the Christian church on Jan 26 were announced with Lilian Michenor of Hutchinson state president attending The meeting also covered plantings for winter and social plans including a second annual tea for club members and friends on Jan 30 with dues due then
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of ‘Women Voters
C. L. DeWatteville
FE. B. Shultz
Sherwood ‘Eddy
HB. Asher
C. J.evans
Topeka
Lawrence
C. Loxman
Iw. J.huli Mes
J. M. Henry
H.bruchmiller
van ©’Brien
L. £. Brown
Charles A. Richard
Kennard W.T. U
Mex
J. N. Johnson
al ‘D. Grey
Mr. Grey
Rebecca Hemphill
Sahz
Mattie Crooks
Ruth Bontrager
J. Runkle
Christian Church
Lillian ‘Michenor
Hutchinson
Stevens
Qth
Ella Doering
Diverse social notices and weddings from Kansas area clubs
The page lists bridge club meetings and hostess duties across Topeka and nearby towns, with substitutions noted for the Finesse and Bienvenue clubs. It also reports a Christmas day wedding in San Diego between Elizabeth Worden Peairs and Foster B. Di, followed by their travel to Schenectady after visiting relatives in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Worden Peairs
KB. Peairs
San Diego
Tal
Foster B. di
Henry
Palo, Alto
St. Francis’ Chapel
Balboa Park
Roy Campbell
Congregational Church
Detrick
M. E
Washington
Wilbur
Scheneetady
Bridh
University of Kansas
Mia
Sour Street
Personal notes from Topeka social scene
Gate Miss L E Bryan visited Kan sasity for a few days. J W Troutman left for Kansas City for two or three days. George K aghekie Land and BK Crim went to Kansas City for several days. Mrs J W Miller and three children from Bowler Mont visited Mrs KE J Shelbar then Joy Topeka for a visit. Glen Cox was in Kansas City on business. Mrs W C Simons returned from Minneapolis where daughter underwent appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Bryan A
Kansasity
J. W. Troutman
Tor
Kansas City
George K
Crim
J. W. Miller
Bowler, Mont
KE. J
Aunt Het by Robert Quiller
A humor piece in quip form with Aunt Het remarking she never loses her temper except when Pa leaves after quarrels, reflecting light domestic irony from a 1927 syndicated column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Het
Robert Quiller
Parisian Women Pick Out Dresses That Will Offset Silver Slippers
Paris fashion notes describe women selecting dresses to complement silver slippers, with emphasis on new styles from Perugia and French designers. Articles praise modern craftsmanship in silver and gold kid slippers and accessorizing with simple, jeweled accents, highlighting evolving elegance in afternoon wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maris
Pérugia
Silver bootleggers fool antique silver buyers in England
London AP reports a forged antique silver ring of deception by a skilled group. They buy damaged pieces at low prices, copy them into new silver ware, and remove period stamps maker marks and dates before soldering on imitations. Regular tests fail to detect the fakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bouroona
England
Princess Mary Hosts Royal Guests at Hagland Castle
Princess Mary visits Hereconesidence Guimsthorpe Castle in Hagland hosted by Lady Ancaster a leading social figure Known for elegance and tact Lady Ancaster brings a refined circle of society The piece notes her beauty style and social skill and mentions two daughters Mrs Eloise Breese and Lady Priscilla Willoughby The Midland CPA dinner is announced with J B Wilson as speaker a noon event with entertainment planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Breese
New Lore
Catherina
Priscilla Willoughby
Rans
Belleview Social News From Franklin And Vicinity
Belleview area notes list visits and gatherings among local families including Goates Whaley Starr Williamson Harris Miner and Adams households. Entries mention church events auditing of local finances and multiple Sunday and weekday visits with relatives near Linwood Olathe Baldwin and Prairie Center. A newborn in the Mathia family is announced and local residents report illness and school attendance updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goates
Franklin
Geo. Whaley
Maurice Starr
M.” Williamson
Ray Miner
Ifter
Thelma Deay
Haverty
George Eichelmeyer
Spe Sunda
Mii
Hadland
Rs White
Ar Sons
Joe. Crane
Alte
Claude’ ‘Landon
Nevieve
Harry Garrett
Harrisonville
Joe
Henry Mathia
Stephen
Mrvi
Maurice’ Starr
Lawrence
Sam Harrison
The Right Way To Banish Fat
Marmola prescription tablets promise fat loss by turning food into fuel rather than fat. The ad claims the method is proven by 20 years of use and millions of boxes, with a book inside each box explaining the formula and effects.
Local Socials and Visits Around Lawrence and Eudora
Lawrence and Eudora residents hosted and visited over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gerstenberger and family shared supper with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mollin in Lawrence. Ottawa guests included Mrs. Lawrence Freese visiting the Freese family. Ed Forsythe and Fredley Ma as traveled on business to Lawrence. Various gatherings noted at the home of Mrs Mary Johnson in Eudora and a birthday party for Loia Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Gerstenberger
Lawrence
Fred. Mollin
Eudoras
Freese
Ottawa
F. W. Freese
Albert Miller
Wm. Seiwald
Holmes
Lawrence Me Hospital
Forsythe
Fredley
Lawrence Orday
D.m.harris
Jerry Harris
Maurice Starr
A. von Gunten
Jim Rosemary
Nadine Harris
Loia
Local social notes from Lawrence and Clearfield visits
Lawrence residents William Mears and Mrs. Mears hosted dinner guests including Maurice Starr and Mathia Haverty from Clearfield. Henry Mathia and Alvin Haverty hosted events while Ella Burnell visited her daughter Mrs. Morris Rabor. Duncan and Crane households also noted for family gatherings and extended visits across multiple farms and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Ervin
Mearrs
B& Ng
William Mears
Lawrence
Sanday
Maurice Starr
Mathia
Clearfield
Clarence
Iowa
Henry
Alvin Haverty
J. E. Haverty
Fred Koch
Local family visits and Sunday guests noted
Harold and Ruth spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs John Moss. Mrs Je Duncan visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Morris Raber. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Freese of Ottawa hosted Mich Toussaereese and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Ruth
John Moss
Je Duncan
Morris-Raber
Lawrence Freese
Otta
M Mich
Fragments Show Names At Sunday Afternoon Visit
The text records a Sunday afternoon visit mentioning Mr and Mrs George Ott Jr, Mr and Mrs Ed Margaret, Cutler, Harry, and We Taker at home. It reads as a partial social note with scattered names and a casual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sraderick
Elwyn
George
Ott Jr
Margaret
Cutler
Harry
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Bogue
J. H. Mitchell
George Eric
Il. B. Taylor
W. B. Dalton
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist
Ella Lenzenecker
Tennessee
Shepard-Towner
Jll
Helianthus’ Club
A. M. Plugh¢s
Lachusetts
Home Aid Society
O. D. Moore
Rhode [Sland Street
Mathess’ League
W. T. Courtney
West Pourteenth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Pei ! Af
Mes
Jeadar
George T. McNair
Alabama Street
Matec Howe Farnjiam
Tack
Clifton
W. J. Oewe
Mys
James Frederick
Glenn
Werei
Ward Frageant
Earl
Alkenstein
Farm Bureauare Neste
Mieet
New Hampshire Street
A. Tape ‘Mendure
Brackett
Duplicate Bridge Club
Finesse Club
Sirs Vs. Feed Zoellners
Edith Noll
Bienvenue Bridge Club
Thimbletex
Ab- i
P. Heiree
Clara Hanselman
Weomera Elu Wills
Alestinh
Marjorie Richard
Relub
Margaret Hahn
G. F. Hahn
Donald Walter
Walter EE. Brown
Trinity Methodist Church
Walster
John
Kansa City
McNalley
UFB
Griesg
Chicago
Ilinois Nurserymen's Association
Be Doolittle
Last
Rage
Ee Russell
Ser
Frank Ohn
Deems Taylor
University Auditorium
Taylor
America
Publishers Syndicate
Princess Mary
Midland C. P. A
J. B. Wilson
Belleview
Dan Sugges
Tong. Ae
Nake
Dunmire’s
Tis Mass
Old’s
Park Grocery
Mass
Lavery’s Grocery
Sham
Axminsters
Gottte
F. & H. Mirroleen
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