Costume party at Forty-Five Club event in Lawrence
The Forty Five club hosted about 110 guests at the Country club on Saturday evening for a costume affair. Prizes went to Miss Mary Depew and Walter Buchanan for best antique and original costumes.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1926
Page
5
The Forty Five club hosted about 110 guests at the Country club on Saturday evening for a costume affair. Prizes went to Miss Mary Depew and Walter Buchanan for best antique and original costumes.
Community notes list meetings and gatherings for the No Yame club Mrs GC L Scott 1600 Rhode Island street Friends in Council with Mrs W E Tenney 1711 Massachusetts street Quivira club at 915 Ohio street Round Table with Mrs R E B Melvin 9383 Vermont street Lone Star school pro gram and plate supper Wednesday Gamma Phi Beta Mother's club at chapter house Thursday and Monday events hosted by Mrs L N Lewis and Mrs William Docking
Miss Helen Friend returns from Savannah to visit brother R. D. Friend. Mr and Mrs Mevin P Bishow Of Overland Park attend KU rally in Lawrence and stay with B D E Bishop. Several locals visit Topeka Osage and Kansas City for events and luncheons as weekend hosts include Miss Atha Adamson and Mrs. Clara Fordye.
Mrs Amy Van Hom Rader will discuss the psychology of food and feeding in a March 1 lecture in the Lawrence high school music room. The talk, part of an Ed Education committee series for the Pre School Child, aims to aid mothers and teachers with practical dietary guidance and behavior strategies.
Dr Caldwell, based in Monticello Florida, promotes his Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for the aged. He argues against routine purges and physic and says the remedy regulates bowels without gripes or upset, suitable for those past fifty. A 60 cent bottle is advertised.
Dave McCall and daughter Marguerite join Mr and Mrs Orville McCall and child Ivalon, Mr and Mrs Harry Smith and children of Topeka, Wilbur Hildenbrand, G L Glenn, John McClanahan, and Warren McCall of Gary Ind attend a family gathering. One child, Warren, was absent. The Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers club plans a food sale Saturday in the former Farmers State Bank building. Ads note Hess Drug Store Beauty Shoppe specials and a safety slogan on investing.
Reno county farmer W. R. McCoy sold 1,100 bushels of kati corn marketed as pork on the hoof receiving $1.63 per bushel.
In Ottawa labor shortages for construction crews prompt the police chief to declare war on vagrants as a response to insufficient workmen and rising public concern.
Readable lines indicate a local Tuesday special featuring Shampoo and Marcel for $1.00 at Hess Drug Store and Beauty Shoppe in Lawrence.
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