Fashion notes on evening wear and accessories
The piece describes beige and dark blue crepe de chine slippers with stouleau trim, Mubsquetaire and double style sleeves, soft attractive fabrics for afternoon wear, French crepe straw hats with jabot and plagtron details, net lace necklines, sarge frock sleeves with black cords and leather eyelets, nouvouched braids on wool sweaters, and white enamel walking sticks with glass knobs. emphasizes color variety and up to date promenade style.
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de Chine
ivéry_little- straw jJabot
Personal news notes from Lawrence area social scene
Mr and Mrs C W Meek motor to Kansas City with Miss Alice Weave from Texas City visiting relatives. Mrs Jess Henderson and Mrs Fred Robson spent yesterday in Topeka on business. Mrs Con Squires was in Kansas City yesterday and Mrs Harold Chalktey arrives today back from wedding trip. Team Whist Club heads to Lake Charles La for a trip after tea. Mrs F H Hodder entertained afternoon for TE Wood Arthur Spalding and Thursday Team Whist. Mr Sherry returned from Flint Michigan with three Buick cars. Cy Doolittle and Clarke Goldtrap motored here from To nganoxie yesterday. Dr and Mrs Dyche of Lebanon KS guests of Ada and John Dykes. Mrs M Brewster returns from Fashion show in Kansas City. Louis Friend of New York City was here yesterday. George Kreeck in Kansas City on business. FT Olney at superintendents meeting in Kansas City today. L C Dow was in De Soto this morning. Mrs N Bayse spent day in Bonner Springs. Mrs F S Butcher spent day in Nagens City. R E Protech spent yesterday in Kansas City. C J Dodds in Kansas City yesterday on business. Mr and Mrs P F Crites back from Ottawa visit. Mrs Crites mother Mrs J H Peterson accompanied them home. Gardiner Wooded left yesterday for Oklahoma City after a week's visit in Lawrence. Mrs F H Smithmeyer and Miss Sophie Smithmeyer went to Kansas City this morning to see Chir Chin.
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C. W. Meek
Kansas Cies
Alice Wealve
Teansas City
Jess Henderson
Fred Robson
Topeka
Con Squires
Kansas City
Harold Chalktey
Lake Charles
F. H. Hodder
Ada Dykes
John Dykes
Brewster
Louis Friend
New York City
George Kreeck
FT Olney
L. C. Dow Owas
de Soito
Lawrence
FH. Smithmeyer
Sophie Smithmeyer
Chir Chin
Petition Seeks Paving on Massachusetts Street
A circulating petition among property owners on Massachusetts Street asks the Cuy Commission to pave the stretch from Sixth to Seventh with two inch Trinidad asphalt. If a majority sign, the commission must act. The plan would replace water services with lead pipes and require permanent equipment to reduce future street tearing.
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Massachusetts Street
Cuy Commission
Seventh
Count
Trustees of First Methodist Church Elected Under New Plan
Trustees of the First Methodist Church were elected last night at the midweek meeting. A new system assigns terms of three, two, and one year to trustees, replacing a uniform length. Three-year trustees: W. H. Quakenbush, Hosford. W. R. Stubbs. Two-year trustees: W. J. Bugeh, Hugh Blair, W. F. March. One-year trustees: Dr. H. S. Gardner, J. T. Constant, F. W. Blackmar.
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Methodist
First Methodist
W. H. Quakenbush
Hosford
W. R. Stubbs
W. J. _Bugeh
Hugh Blair
W. F. March
Dr. H. 58
Gardner
J. T. Constant
F. W. Blackmar
Women from Kansas City visit Kansas University
About 150 women from Kansas City Kansas visited the University of Kansas at Chancellor Frank Strong’s invitation. They toured the state university’s departments and buildings to see it in operation, as many had never visited KU before.
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Kansas City
Kans
University
Frank Strong
The
State University
K.U
Water Committee Meeting Tonight at City Hall
A special session of the water citizens advisory committee and the city committee is called for this evening to discuss matters related to the new pumping station site. Superintendent H Dunmire was relieved of duties after a wiring issue delayed operation. the extra pump ran all night, boosting flow to the settling basins by about 30 percent and aiming to fill them within a few days.
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Commi
Dunmire
British Socialists Decline Paris Allied Congress Invitation
London March 1 British Socialists decline invitation from the French party to send delegates to a congress of socialist organizations in allied countries to be held March 15.
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London
Amite lynching follows attempted arrest in March turmoil
A 45 year old Negro woman, Ennna Hooper, was captured yesterd ay while en route to Amite City jail and hanged from a tree six miles west of Hammond after allegedly shooting and wounding a constable. Separately, reports flag a lynching near here of Linton Clinton, a young Black man, who had been released from the county chain gang yesterday and then killed after an alleged confession to assaulting a white child.
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R. Paul
S. Hyman
Washington Street
Chambersburg
Ennna Hooper
Fred Karleton
Wag
Amite City
Hammond
Seaa
Georgia
Linton Clinton
Still in Business at 737 New Hampshire Street
The Lawrence Produce and Junk Co. remains in business at 737 New Hampshire Street, buying all kinds of junk rags and paper. The notice lists contact phones as 54.
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Lawrence’ Produce and Junk Coy
New Hampshire
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