Ingleside Club Hosts Afternoon Program on Women Composers
The Ingleside club met at Mrs J G McEihinny home yesterday with a program on Women Composers by Mrs Binnie Walker. Piano numbers were by Mrs A C Lee and vocal selections by Miss Virginia Lee. The event featured multiple social gatherings and a series of talks and refreshments, reflecting a busy social afternoon across several hosted groups in the community.
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Ingleside Club
J. G. McEihinny
Binnie Walker
A.C. Lee
Virginia Lee
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen in 1926 notice brief
A New York Parent Teacher Association meeting planned for tomorrow afternoon is postponed due to pupil illness. Mrs R C Rankin and Mrs E N Manchester host a bridge party at the University Club on Friday evening with invitations due by tomorrow noon.
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Oak Ridge
Mary McAuliffe
New York
Parent-Teacher Association
R. C. Ranki
E. N. Manchester
University Club
Vernon group to settle estates in Sereca and council with executors
L. N. Vernon and PERSONALL E G Vernon depart for Sereca to finalize their father's estate and act as administrators while also handling affairs of their uncle Joseph Stiers, where they serve as executors. The article notes multiple local movements including visits to Savannah and Kansas City for family matters and weddings.
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E. G. Vernon
Sereca
L. N. Vernon
Joseph Stiers
Leta Kennedy
Barker
Savannah
Ance
Miss Knnedy
T. Kennedy
William . Reinisch
Fire Department
Kansas City
W. P. Feeder
S." A. Johnson
Tomorrey
A. S. Learned
Robert Learned
Lawrence
J. G. McElhinny
Frances Goodell
J. W. Troutman
Kansans Visit Kansas City For Short Trips And Meetings
A string of residents traveled to Kansas City this morning for shopping and short visits. Miss Laura Milier and Miss Agnes Thompson planned to see The Merry Wives of Windsor at the Shubert Theatre. Robert Still hosted a visit at his home, while Miss Marion Skovgard and Miss Helen Steen headed to Topeka for vacations or errands. Frank was in Kansas City for a lumbermen’s convention and Mrs. W R Smith also spent a couple of days there for shopping and the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Laura Milier
J. A. J. Martin
So Gi
Tonganoxie
Robert
Helen Steen
Topeka
Leonard
Agnes Thompson
Merry Wives of Windsor
Shubert
Marion Skovgard
Leavenworth
Frank
Kansas
Pauline Meek
W.R. Smith
Kanssas City
Biennial Convention of Women Writers in Washington
Washington AP reports women writers authors poets artists and musicians from forty five states will gather in Washington April 11 for the biennial convention of the National League of American Pen Women Plans for topics are being made by Grace Thompson Seton president of the Pen Women Membership requires professionalism The organization offers six 100 prizes yearly for best novel short story drama poem musical composition and creative art work A feature will be an Author's breakfast with speakers on April 14.
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Washington
National League of American
Pen Men
Grace Thompson Seton
Pen Women
Asiall
Ithe
Miss Mildred Gilmore Sidelined by Auto Accident
English instructor Miss Mildred Gilmore hurt in an automobile crash near Williams town last Saturday. She will miss all classes for the rest of the week while Mrs. Ralph E. Graeber covers her duties. Betty Washington chapter of the D A R plans a food sale Saturday January 28 at Reese's Drug Store 929 Mass.
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Judy
Highlands
Scotland
Bussing
Albert Williams
Lula McKittrick
Mildred Gilmore
Wiliamstown
Ralph E. Graeber
Ee ‘Gilmore
Betty Washington
Reese’s Drug Store
Spanish lingerie bold in Paris shops prompts praise
Paris reports Spanish women buy the most lingerie after the French in the city. Saleswomen in exclusive shops are often required to speak fluent Spanish. Household tips follow including washing machine care and meat preparation.
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Paris
Reed Household
City Police Department Confinement Reported Briefly
A brief item notes a city police department case involving a person confined to his home after a slight attack. Details are sparse with no further names, dates, or locations provided.
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The
Pleasant Grove Neighborhood Notes On Social Gatherings
Pleasant Grove residents report a weekend of visits and small gatherings. Mrs Charles Hines and family attended a dance at William Haas home in Winter neighborhood. many neighbors including Dehofes Colmans and Brackett family visited. Crissie Richardson hosted dinner with Briece family in Lawrence. M F Holcom and family spent Sunday with Stony Point contingent. shows at Bowersock Theater drew the Howard and Page families. Haas family visited Onaries Haas. Bert Erwin from Lawrence visited J C Haag. Robt Steele and daughters called on M Thur Cummings and Ludtict families. A L Holcom to Memorial Hospital for operation next day. neighbors wish for quick recovery. Nachazel of Wichita called at Av Holcom and Maloney homes. Tobier family spent Friday evening in Lawrence with Grandma Tobier. matinee at Bowersock Theater to see The Covered Wagon. several neighborhood children attended.
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Charles’ Hines
Giithe
William. Haas
Dehofe
Lee Colman
Briece
Lawrence
M. F. Holcom
Stony Point
Holcom
Atte
Walter
Orsville
Ed. Morrow
Martha ' Page
Win Haas
Onaries Haas
Bert ‘Erwin
J.C. Haag
Robert. Steele
Beycott Cagenr
J. S. Tobier
Donald
Grandma Tobier
Gon. J. the
Bowersock-theater
Dorothy
Eunice
Tobler
Delbert
Opal Richardson
Majojrie Cummites
Orville
Carey
Harold
Harlan Neimann
Ed Drennon
Clem Drennon
Jimmy Tryon
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Danderine Ad Claims New Haircare Trend
Miss Agnes Traney endorses a modern hair routine featured in Rio Rita praising Danderine. She highlights dandruff removal, scalp refreshment, and silky lustrous hair at a low cost, noting the product is non oily and fragrance is pleasant.
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Agnes Traney
Lancer
Torn and hemmed standard size sheet about regular value
Torn and hemmed sheet described as standard size 81 by 98 inches, labeled as A medium quality, offered at a regular value of $1.15. The fragment provides an ad-like note with product condition and price.
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Imperial Auction Club
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Norwalks Conn
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Fred Jaedicke
W.maloney
Helmer Klock
Clarence H. Hall
R.C. Manley
Perry Barber
Anne Cahil
D. Cowgill
J. T. Constant
D. L. Rowlands
Myrtle Tuthill
Leonard Tuthill
Lawrence Business College Association
Eagles
Marie Brown
Owen Shofner
Dietrich Jost
Hugh Kitterman
le’ Riley
Thelma Hjort
Helen Smith
Iss Margaret Pirotte
Cleo “Shay
Lois Wise
Robert Lemon
Pittsburg
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Gamma Phi Beta
Pauline Christian
Dorothy Stone
Lemon
Alpha Tau Omega
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Fudge
Woman's Auxiliary
theEpiscopal Church
C. Q. Shimmong
Louisiana Street
the Missionary Society of the Congregational ‘Church
A. D. Grey
Ohio
Karl Klooz
Mr. Grey
BE. B. Stouffer
Rome
A. Johnson
Walker Taylor
Ee Ila
Jarr
E. C. Buehler
Taylor
Aylor
Thomas
Aliphin
John Geiiths
Hayes Richardson
Lookabaugh
Ed Hadey
Join Blocker
Buchier
Hart
Leaene
Yresterday von
J. J. Wheeler
Beinige
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R. H. Beamer
Glenaive
Ted Kruis
Ernest. Boyce
Indiana Street
Lucill
Brotherhood
Colonial
C. C. Cowles
Galen Ware
Vermont Street
Fred: Rothberger
Amo'danséell
George Allen
Jack Hill
St. Marys
Allen
Will Johns Jr
Marsn
Mie
Flotl
Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Pleasant Grove
Traney
Leste Fe
KOTEX
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Lisle
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