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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

5

Society Notes Celebrate Miss Blanche Simons Engagement

Mrs Frank Strong and Mrs Harold Rotler hosted a K A shower at the Strong home for Miss Blanche Simons whose marriage to Wayne Maloney is set for the fifteenth of the month. Crimson ramblers adorn the room as guests opened gifts on a red and blue striped table with a K U umbrella. Medical K U songs were sung as gifts were revealed. About thirty guests attended, with hosts aided by Mrs P W Clausen of Ithaca New York and several friends.

Simorts Frank Strong Harold Rotler Strong Blanche Simons Wayne Maloney K. U P. W. Clausen Ithaca New York Florence Butler W. C. Simons Janet Simons Mary Burnett Ruth Buchanan

Parasol Fashion Turns From Sun to Tent Style

A fragment recalls parasols and round song days giving way to tent like hats and new sheltering parasols. The text notes shifts in design, calling out urban wear and unusual shapes as parasols pivot from sun shade to sheltering form.

Lawrence Area Residents Travel and Local News Briefs

A long list of residents and visitors travel for business, family visits, or summer plans across Kansas and nearby states. Notable movements include Mrs. Mary Estabrook to Olathe and Kansas City, Horticultural Society canceling a meeting due to harvest season, and multiple residents visiting cities such as Topeka, Lawrence, Richmond, Wyandotte, and Clinton.

Summer School Socials and Lectures at University

Social activities are planned for summer students at the University under Miss Thytsa Amos. The program includes informal receptions in the gym, weekly gatherings, a Fourth of July patriotic entertainment, a community sing led by Dean Harold Butler, an illustrated lecture on War Cartoons by Professor Hodder, a faculty recital in Fraser Chapel, and an educational lecture by Prof. Thomas Briggs at Green Hall. Kanza Wakazizi Camp Fire group meets, and Neighborhood Red Cross Aid Society reports extensive recent work. A picnic honors Miss Wilma Arnett. Miss Persis Cook and Miss Nan Lupton plan Washington, D.C. stenographic work. Mrs. Ella Carter resigns. Mrs. Carl Kloose to replace. Miss Vivian Strange marries Mr. George Penwell in Lawrence. they will live in Washington. Mrs. W. S. Dyche visits leave for Detroit. Earl Hinesley to return from extended trip.

Thytsa Amos Feas Harold Butler Fine Arts School Hodder Department of History School of Fine Arts Fraser Chapel Oclock Thomas Briggs Teachers ‘College Columbia Univer

Motherhood Aid Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers

An old advertisement extols Mother's Friend as an external remedy easing pregnancy strain. It claims to soften contractions, reduce tenderness, and help the abdomen expand gently, urging daily use before and after delivery and offering a free Motherhood Book by mail through Bla Be Beagle galtoros.

Egee Ihoronshiy Ra Ad Betherle

Women in Full Sway at Summer Session

The University summer term shows a dramatic gender shift with women making up the vast majority of enrollees. Labor shortages and war drafts draw men to war work while women pursue courses in dietary work nursing and sociology. Social events will be led by women and a date shortage is anticipated, possibly eased by about 250 soldiers expected on campus.

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Summer Session Kansan Described as Female Led

The Summer Session Kansan is printed twice weekly and is nearly a feminine paper with only three men on the repertorial staff. Mary Smith a junior names the paper during the past school year.

Mary Smith

Rummage Sale by Sons of Veterans Auxiliary

The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will hold a rummage sale Saturday June 8 at 929 Massachusetts Street.

Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Massachusetts Street

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