Pleasant Hour Club entertains eighteen and neighbors
Mrs John Levett hosted eighteen members and five guests at the Pleasant Hour Club last Wednesday afternoon. A flood reading was shared, and a charity vote supported relief for land sufferers. The session closed with music by Florence Snow and a tea served by Mrs TP Be, followed by social visiting and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Levett
Rlub
Roll Catl
Edpat . Guert
Miks
Florence Ik
Snow
Jon
Thayer
Berthal Erland
Florence L
Lawrence
Peaseak
Ict
Rev
Ore
Wilbur Jeffries Assi
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen chronicling a social gathering
A 1927 local society page notes Mrs Solon Emery's Chi Omega alumnae meeting postponed to next Tuesday night at Mr George O Ryster's residence. It mentions entertainment by a six piece orchestra, a three pipe ensemble, and punch served on multiple floors. Also lists guests and a birth at a city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omera Alumnae Club
Women in Industry Laws Discussed at Local Meeting
The Kiowa district women’s club held its regular meeting this afternoon at the Commerce building. Speakers include Mrs Grace Cumming on Why Women in Industry Laws and Mrs Lizzie K Robinson on The Law for Women Present Time. A brief program preceded discussions with vocal selections by Evelyn Eustace and a piano piece by Mrs Ida Swadley. Friends surprised Mrs W Hebrated on her birthday. attendees included Mr and Mrs J W Anderson and other local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennard Wit
Amber of Commerce
Luella B. Jones
Hornaday
Grace Cumming
C.wrearh
Lizzie K. Robinson
Evelyn Eustace
M ‘Eustave
Ida Swadley
Pfiatin
Personal Notes Describe Kans City Visits and Travel Plans
Miss Lucille Tolliver spent the weekend with Mrs. G Patterson enroute home at Fidorado. Mrs John K Gold and daughter Jacquelin and Nurse Amahof Shanghi Ghia traveled from California to Wisconsin, will visit China in fall. Helen Beeson in Kansas City. Cy Hodgen returns to Kan Fascits after weekend with the Pollock home. Many others travel through Topeka, Kansas City and California for meetings, weddings, and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille, Tolliver
Ward- Relmont
G. Patterson
Fidorado
John K. Gold
Jacquelin
Amahof
Shanghi
Ghia
Wayne Allphin
California
Wisconsin
China
Helen Beeson
Kansas City
Cy Hodgen
Kan
D. K. Pollock
Rhode Island Street
Ray Kramer
Journal-World
Mt. Ranier
Callie’ Wagan
Newton
Rebekahs
Saturd
Gertie Johnston
Nancy Shaw
Seattle
Washington
Shaw
San Francisco
H. Griffith
Linen Frocks Dominate Summer Fashion In 1920s Style
United Press reports a vogue shift to washable linens for summer wear to cut cleaning costs and suit sport looks. Plain and printed linens appear in frocks, jackets, and coats with modern patterns, hand blocked prints, and coordinating hats. white linen outfits suit tennis and golf.
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New York
United Press
America
Stennis
Simmer gowns rise in popularity this season
Types will be worn more generally this year and especially for out of town wear. A fine assortment of materials is in shops now, better than in many seasons. Most women will make simple simmer costumes at home to choose materials and combinations. Theatre owner Claire Patee left for the Moving Picture Theatre Owners of America convention in Columbus, Ohio, to discuss censorship as a major issue. He will return to Lawrence Saturday. The Journal-World ad section notes frequent bargain losses to other buyers on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Patee
Patee Theatre
Moving Picture Theatre Owners of America
Columbus
Ohio
Patee
Lawrence Saturd
New MelloGlo Face Powder Introduces Youth Shade
A new exclusive MELLOGLO youth shade promises longer wear and less perspiration effect. Made by a new French process, the beauty powder claims pure ingredients and easy application. Available for one dollar at City Drug Store and Eldridge Pharmacist Round Corner Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
Eldridge Fharniaer
Round
Corner Drag Co
Adv
White wins tourney as alumni honor student leader
E White of Kansas City Mo won the gal tournament held Saturday by visiting alumni Clyde R Gelvin Topeka LL B 18 won second honors. The city plans a board meeting moved to Wednesday night at 8 due to university commencement. Moscow Utah notes 70000 residents lack sewerage despite running water growth. 480000 homes built last year. Boston to host National Federation of Railway Mail Clerks convention in September. Never stand on your dignity says a local quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. White
Moscow
National Federation ‘of Railway
Boston
End of Embarrassment with Absorbent Hygiene Product
The text promotes a highly absorbent product discarded like ordinary tissue. It claims five times the absorbency of cotton pads and deodorizes to prevent odor. It notes fashionable women use it, hospitals employ it, and doctors endorse it, reducing embarrassment.
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Fevoir Farm Bureau
Leslie Demer- Puaaheth
Randle
Robert. Steele Cave
Dorsey
American Legion
Ray One Fonserh
Preachan Parsonage
Topeka
Ss, Estey
Mr. Sand
Connecticuts
Thomas A. Larrenvite
Thimble
Harry
Oxi Hospital
Nan Henry Bers
Tite Kappa
Lamina Sore
Carden
Wepeat
Mies Halon Salle
Trof
San Diego
Rene Patel
Ida ‘Barr Bell
Marion
Lnd
Mercy
Rrace Bell
Brush
Fine Arts Pratiuate
Herbert Hadley
Unive Louis
Arthur Ridgeway
Denvar
Cola
Charles W. Frederick
Rochester
N. Y
Daisy Orton Herrington
Ihansas City
Chanecelor
H. Lindley
Ninisnation
K. Wandhase
Het
Robert ‘Quillen
Fobiishera Syndicate
William Savage Johnson
William
Beck
Holston
Malcolim
Leavenworth
Clara Cary Olson
Holly & Springs
Miss
W. R. Davis
Manhattan
Sirmons Dogpital
Hugh Means
Lawretive Art Club
Metther
Mrs . Engween
Atevy of Kansas Univer- Pre
Robert + Lis
Lolita Appleten
Jarek Ryan
Robert -Hersabeth
Steinkursner
Mar. Seidel
William Keeler
Gilman
Billy Wise
Peibrsom
Bair
W. He
J. W. Anderson
Adam Sehall
Vand
S. K. Funk
Ed Schafstall
Griffith
Hogan
Margaret Anna
Anna Smith
Chicago
Faia
Gusilifion
Resinol
Baltimore
Jimmie
As Safe
the Ice & Storage CO
Board of
Women’s New
Ellen J. Buckland
Kotex
Innes
Dwight
Pepperell
Maderia
Stevens
Stéven
Elmo
Mme
Romain
Elmo Company
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