Woman's Party Convention Set in Colorado Springs
The National Woman's Party will hold its first convention since suffrage passage in Colorado Springs from July 7. A new constitution will be adopted and national officers elected, with plans for international feminism and cooperation discussed.
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Woman's Party
Colorado Springs
Colo
National Woman's Party
International Women's Suffrage Alliance
Mabel Vernon
Wilmington
Selaware
National Woman’s Party
Rhondda
Pethick-Lawrence
Enclans
Aletta Jacobs
Holland
Bet Kjelsberge
Norway
Physical Tests Aim to Ready Lawrence Kindered for Fall
Lawrence teachers push summer program to improve children entering school. Miss Electa Kindelsperger, school nurse, will extend service to examine and treat defects. Parents show strong cooperation and interest in diet and medical care to ensure superior physical condition for the new class.
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Tarent- Teacher Association
Lawrence
Electa Nindelknerger
Kindelsperger
Quincy
Fincknex
Cordiey
New York
Miss Annette Garrett to Study Psychiatric Work at Smith College
Miss Annette Garrett arrives in New York May 20 and departs for Southampton Mass to enter Smith College where she will pursue psychiatric social work. The University of Chicago graduate plans field work in Boston Philadelphia Chicago or New York for ten months before returning to Smith for further study and degree completion.
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Italy
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Berlin
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New York
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Lawrence
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Kansas City
Southampton
Mass
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Boston
Philadelphia
Ennai
Eurn
S Meyer
Lawrence Woman to Teach Pageantry in Chicago College
Lawrence woman Miss Loneone will become director of music and pageantry at a Chicago training school, leaving Lawrence for the post. She will join Grace Sloane Overton and Daniel Prothyrde in the Chicago role, also teaching piano at the university and directing the Torania League. Her credentials include a bachelor of music from the University of Oklahoma and a bachelor of religious education from Boston University.
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Chica
Lawrence
Chicago
Grace Sloane Overton
Educatio
Daniel
Prothyrde
Ars
Overton
Loneone
Chicago University
Torania League
Oklahoma
Boston University
Augustine Smith
Landing
Esther Willard Bates
Albert E. Bailey
Heles
Church singer to pursue Chicago post in fall
Mrs Champion, longtime director of the First Methodist choir and pageantry, plans to leave for Chicago in September to assume a new position. Active in youth religious work and local musical circles, she is noted for leadership and talent. Also: Mrs Moorman shares a recipe for candied pineapple rings with chocolate and nut toppings.
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Methodistichurch
Chicara
Chicago
Federation Council Sets Stance on Floods and Home Life
Washington dispatch reports General Federation of Women's Clubs resolutions from Grand Rapids urging a national flood control policy and construction of a St Lawrence canal link. The group backs Indian rights, distribution of home demonstration agents, census homemaker designation, and support for maternity, infancy, and Children’s Bureau initiatives while defending traditional home life and opposing modernist agitation.
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Washington, D.C
General Federation’ of Women's Clubs
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Dickinson -Sherman
Federation
Mississippi Valley
Senate
United States
St. Lawrence Lakes To the Sea
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Sherman
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A. Burnham
Miss Lucile Jarrett Named Silk Designer for Marshall Field
Lucile Jarrett of Liberal Kansas, a junior in the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts, has been appointed silk designer for Marshall Field & Co. of Chicago. She returns from Chicago to begin work later this summer, the department head says this is the third KU student to take such a post.
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Lucille Jarrett
Liberal
University of Kansas
Marshall, Field & Co
Chicago
Misa Rosemary Ketcham
Thes
Miss Jarrett
iThis
Ketcham
Marshall, Fields&Co
Eleanor
Hackney
Kanes City
Ruth Smith
Bootell
Vera Kurd
Barrett
Way to a Man's Heart Pineapple Pie Supreme Crust-1
Pineapple Pie Supreme with crust, flour, salt, shortening sugar and cold water. Mix lift roll bake. Fill crust with ice cream and pineapple, top with thick meringue and bake until light brown. Doroth y Rich. Fresh Pineapple Salad with carrot, pickles, peanut butter sugar and vinegar for dressing.
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Dorothy Rich
Girls Camp Fire activities and rose month plans
The Girls of Lawrence host another all girls sing and story hour at the Methodist church basement Monday at 4 pm led by Miss Lorane Carder and Miss Moyne Rice. About thirty girls attended last week with aims to double attendance. Camp Fire reports from Marenpo and Shrine Park include Bird hikes, bird studies, and a camping trip with Doris Dixon Gretchen Ore lup Jogenhine Marshall Virginia Sterling Rae Stoland and others in attendance. safety tips cover first aid for campers poisons and skin ailments with practical advice and demonstrations.
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Lawrences
Methodist Church
Lorane Carder
Moyne “Rice
Ruth Shaw
Leona Galatia
South Park
Kilworth
la Paloma
Tal
Marvin Grave
Potter Lake
Mafenpo
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Chamber of Commerce
Park
Fie
Marenpo
Doris Dixon
Gretchen Orelup
Jogenhine Marshall
Virginia Sterling
Rae Stoland
Mary Elizabeth Molie
Martha Jane Foster
Ruth Stockwell
Hebarmon
Elizabeth Purcell
Marjorie Best
Glarys Lyons
Nancy Harmon
Jennie Doane
Dorothy Stewart
Ellen Hazayl
Japan Grants Japan's First Woman Doctor of Science
After ten years of research Miss Kono Yasui receives the doctor of science degree in Tokyo. Her thesis studies the coat structure in Japan, conducted in the laboratory of Dr Kenjaro Fujii, marking a historic milestone for Japanese women in academia.
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Tokyo
Kono Yasui
Japan
Kenjaro Fujii
Young Girl Conducts Vienna Symphony in Notable Debut
A twenty year old Gertrude Hrdlienka conducted the Vienna Symphony Orchestra in an important concert. Critics praised her work as conductor after she had previously been an unknown concert violinist only weeks earlier, her sudden rise celebrated by audiences.
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Symphonie Orchestra of
Gertrude Hrdlienka
Blind Woman Excels as Coffee Taster
In San Francisco AP reports Miss Emma Mast, long blind, works as a coffee and tea taster for major manufacturers. Her keen palate, aided by tasting coffee in its screen state, keeps blends at standard. She is credited as the only blind person employed in this role.
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San Francisco
Emma Mast
Miss Mast
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