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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1927

Page

5

Garden floral bridge event hosted by William S Johnson

A morning bridge gathering at Johnson's home featured a floral setting with petunias zinnias and snapdragons in pink tones plus coreopsis. Guests included Mrs Charles F Brook and Mrs Rothwell Banker with prizes awarded to several hosts and visitors.

William Savage Johnson Charles F. Brook Burlington Iowa Rothwell Banker Muskogee Ohio

Basdment Event and Child Welfare Day Activities

Spooner Thayer museum hosts a shawl collection discussion and a youth program at 2 30 pm with three playlets and music. Volunteers plan a picnic supper, rain date at G A R hall. Child Welfare Day urges baby garments and lavette items or can fruits for donations. Kenneth Halder Inman announce birth of son William Caylor on July 9.

Kennard W. C T. A White Ribbon League Loyal Temperance Legion Southpark Fred Doane Child Welfare Department White Ribbon J. H. Lemon Loyal’ Temperance] Legion Kenneth Halder-i Inman William Caylor

Personal notices of social visits and travels

Chancellor E H Lindley has recovered enough to be out after a bout of pre Insine poisoning. Alice Van Mensteel returns from Milwaukee. Thornton Hayes and wife of East Pittsburgh were guests of William and Mrs Ege. Hayes worked at Kansas State Agricultural College and Westinghouse. Mrs Hayes graduated 1906 from University. Various other residents plan trips to Urbana, Daytona Beach, Holly Wood, Chicago, Santa Fe and Taos for study and visits, with many relatives and university staff mentioned.

E. H. Lindley Alice van Mensteel Milwaukee Thornton Hayes East Pittsburgh William Ege Hayes Kansas State Agriculturali College Westinghouse Electric Company University Gladys Lewin Myrtle MecConnell Denison Tex Sarah Hall Lawrence Long Beach Cal Isa FE. Wellman Detroit Mich Mabel Barnhart Urbana Ifl William “Cusick William Ottawa D. Cowgil Kansas City Nellie Barnes University English Santa Fe Talos N. M Martha Sharon E .N. Manchester John Use Wilhelmi Henry Werner Daytona Beach Fla Mr.Manchester W. N. Mancheser F. J. Cochran Kansas Co F. Haworth Massachusetts Street Myrtle Sellards Los Angelés Calif Ted 'Sellards New York City Joe Pearson Chicago Nell Morris Los Angeles L. H. Perkins Huberta Russell Holly Wood Myra Hull Boulder Col S. T. Kriss E. Carl J. A. Schaefer Topeka Ruth Stevenson W. B. Berra Lillian Lawler University Latin Rhe Iowa Ts. Allyn’ Stones W. Courtney Kan The American War Mothers Membr

Local social notes mix of visits and gatherings

Community members visit relatives and friends across nearby towns. Mrs. W. R. Courtney since 1924 with Leavenworth chapter. numerous calls and Sunday visits in Kansas communities. Mentions of Mrs. Delbert Hoffman ill at her parents’ Overbrook home. Altogether a snapshot of town social ties and local travel.

Ial W. R. Courtney Leavenworth W. F. Shaw Kansas City Pied Less Psi

Philadelphia Woman Endows Curtis Institute with 12.5 Million

Philadelphia philanthropist Mrs. Mary Louise Curtis Bok donates 12.5 million dollars to the Curtis Institute of Music to support living expenses for needy students, tuition, instruments, and concert access. Josef Hofmann directs the institute and stays funding for launching careers. Notables include Mme. Marcella Seimnrbrich, Emilio de Gogoran, Movitz Rosenthal, and Carl Flesch as teachers.

Bok Curtis] Institute of Music America Josef Hofmann Mme Marcella Seimrbrich Emilio de Gogoran Moviz Rosenthal Carl Flesch

SPORT COSTUMES BY HEDDA HOYT

Hedda Hoyt surveys women fashion at resorts noting sweaters dominate this season. Light-weight cashmere zephyr and silk blends replace heavy yarns with open-work designs for air flow. Beige and white with pastels are favored. pink appears with metallic touches but may tarnish near damp beaches. Belts sit low, skirts stay pleated in silk or light wool. small felt hats pair with sweaters as a common ensemble.

New York United Press Amart

Local notes from Bethel area weekly social visits

Mr and Mrs Oscar Wilson Mrs Abe Smith and daughter Cara spent a week ago Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Smith and family. Charley Forth called on his brother Earl Sunday morning. Saul Owens purchased nine new sedans. Joe Banks called at the Will Smith home Friday evening. The family spent a week ago Sunday with Mrs Agnes Terril and daughter Nellie. Barbara Bailey visiting summer school at K U was a weekend guest at the Sant Owens home. G E Bretsinger visiting western Kansas spent Saturday night and Sunday with daughter Mrs John Brecheisen and granddaughter Ruth Hoskin then accompanied him home. Mr and Mrs Joseph Banks spent a week ago Sunday at Alec Banks home near Lawrence and helped nephew celebrate his fourteenth birthday. Mr and Mrs Georg Smith and daughters Gertrude and Pauline and Mrs Cecil Fishburn and sons Marion were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charley Simmons. Mr and Mrs A H Phillips and Little Bobby Logan of Springfield MO, visiting in Colorado, spent Thursday night with Mrs P Phillips sister Mrs Roy Vance and family. Miss Pearl and Eva Ensley were Ottawa shoppers Saturday afternoon. Mrs Pauline Smith of Michigan Valley visiting a few days.

Myrtle Simmons Sand Fred Swenson Hilma G. Swenson Kansas City Clarence Albright Ike Thomas Jack Sant Owens Katherine Velma Vance Thel Banks Forest Smith Marjorie War George Fiith Idren Osage City Hinch Clark Clover Joe’ Banks Frank Kellerman Roy Vance Howard Hoffman Westhalia Kanss Missouri Westphalia Fears Vanhorn Ben Hoffman Marjorie Smith Velma Vance Sant. Owens Jimones Frank Jordyn Sam Vanhuss Chas. Forth Earl Forth Roy Dodder Faye Maxine Grange Overrook John Stahl Henry Young Kathryn Verner Bryan Lawrence Oscar Wilson Abe Smith Cara Will Smith Charley Forth Earl Saul Owens Joe Banks S. W. Owens Agnes Terril Nellie Barbara Bailey K. U E. Bretsinger Kansas John Brecheisen Ruth Hoskinson Garden City Ake Joseph Banks Alec Banks Georgé Smith Gertrude Pauline Cecil Fishburn Marion Charley Simmons A. H. Phillips Kittle Bobby Logan Springfield Colorado P Pillips Pearl Eva Enslei Ottawa Dykes Dace Pauline Smith Michigan Valley

Threshing News From Villa Eden and Nearby Farms

Miss Fern Brock in Lawrence. Threshing slowed by Tuesday rain. Wheat fields vary, oats yield fair. Farmers busy with timothy and alfalfa. Dr Shannon called. traveler from Chicago back home. El Brani and daughter visiting from Mrs. Lizzie Terneden’s. Alfred Jones family from Kansas City visiting relatives. Berry picking at Budy Place near Muncie. Jere Crabb family and C E Hallenbeck family spent Sunday.

Villa Eden Fern Brock Lawrence Dr. Shannon Awver Chicago el Brani Mies Lizzie Torneden Alfred Jones Kansas City David Casteel Lizzie Terneden Wm. Loesch W. Gable Fern Brack Muncie Jere Crabb C. E. Hallenbeck

Community Notices and Family Visits Add Details

Local families report weekend visits with relatives in Lawrence Williamstown and nearby towns. Ernest Torneden sustained a head and hand injury while aiding wagon repairs and was hospitalized in McConnels, receiving five stitches. Mrs. Roy Canary and Mrs. Francis snd daughter from Kansas City were noted visitors.

Community ice cream special at school house July 27

Mrs Fruits fell and broke both bones in her left arm Monday. The Community club will host an ice cream special at the school house on W. Mae evening a July 27 at 8 30 with a short program. Mr and Mrs Chas Douglas entertained with a picnic dinner at their home Sunday in honor of Mrs Douglas sisters Mrs H B Porter Eldorado Kans and Mrs Walter Black Cofferville. Guests included H Porter Mrs Walter Black Mrs Warl Geutner Coffeyville Harold Porter Burbank Okla Harry Porter Eldorado Mrs Jennie McEuwan Los Angeles Calif Mr and Mrs Rollie Sprigg

Fruits W. Mae Chas. Douglas Eir Walter Black Cofferville H. Porter Warl Geutner Coffiexville Harold Porter Burbank Okla Harry Porter Eldorado Jennie MecEuwan Los Angeles Calif Rollie Sprigg

MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Pure Shine Free Skin

An advertisement touts MELLO GLO French process face powder with an all day wear claim. It promises to minimize pores keep skin youthful and offers availability at City Dogg Store Eldridge Pharmacy and Round 4 Corner Drug Co.

City Dogg Eldridge Pharmacy Round 4 Corner Drug Co

Family and community notices from Lawrence area advertised

A fragmented listing mentions Cecil and Mrs. Dempsey of DeSoto and several Springers including Forrest Will and Miss Freddie Griffin, plus Milton Douglas, Mrs. Hughey and others in Lawrence. An ad for Sun Visor shades appears from Rankin's Drug Store with mass ad wording.

Cecil Mrs. Dempsey DeSoto Forrest Springer Will Springer Willie Springer Freddie Griffin R. Springer Missillary Springer Melba Helen ‘Springer Chris

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Mark Pierson Otto Johanningent Kanwaka Literary Club Homer Hird Lamp Ida Clyde Clarke A. R. Selman Esther Hird Gage Park A. R. Colman Virginia Mary Sisson L. E. Sisson Northport Mary Nall Hamilton Hee Harry Blaker i Inas Blaker Miss Sisson Moyne, Rice Elizabeth Walker s_Huberta Russell Aleene Carter Harry Blaker Llewelyn White Laura ‘Rankin Mary Fhigel Jeanfnette Bowersock Aries Blaker Helen Wal- Ta CW. Thomas C’slock R. A. Schwegler L. A. Menger D.w. Twente Earl Alderson Paul C. Rankin M Woestemerer E. L.' Haynes Thomas John R. Dyer Aps Jean Relats Minnesota Minneapolis Ernestine Yates Helen Walton Laurena Mack Edna Underwood Margaret Gustafson Mary Engel Everett D. Kiefer Jolly Slithers G¢ Jeeler Ward Riverside Farm Bureau Club Wslang Soje Farm Bureau Brown Ats Gielock Ontee Fort Lawrence Art Club East “Administration Florence L.snow Karl Mattern Seeman Het Robert Seelles Publishers Syndicate Spooner-Thayer Museum Philadelphia Institute of Music Hedda Hoyt Bethel Optometrist Wonten Madelene Reinkin Princess Pat Beauty Shoppe Rear Hess’ Drug Store Mass H. A. Hakenbeck Orville Hughey Harold Emil Gantz Williamstown Fred Torneden Emma Wicker Ernest Torneden McConnels Roy Canary Grace Crabb E. J. Crabb Anna, Temneden Chas Davidson Godfrey Reetz Francis Snd Messick Nkansas W.geble J.T. Hughey Ellen J. Buckland HEER Kotex 15Th Tes Snappy Baners
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