Delta Tau Delta Western Division party at Ecke's Ball
Delegates from the western division of Delta Tau Delta will be honored at a party tonight at Ecke's ball with about 200 couples expected to dance to the Victor recording orchestra. Decorations follow the fraternity colors purple and white and Mrs Bowman, Mrs Gelvin, and Mrs Fagan will host. Earlier, a five course dinner for visitors was held at the Hotel Eldridge with toasts by Chancellor Lindley and others, concluding with the walk-around ceremony.
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Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Ecke
Victor Recording
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
W. H. Bowman
Denver
Social Calendar Highlights From Lawrence Events
Local clubs and scholars fill the week with dinners, bridge and auction gatherings at Colonial tea room and Eldridge hotel. Mentions include Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae, Mu Phi Epsilon, Trinity Episcopal parish group, Lawrence Camera club, and the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
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Cha Er Ouse
Delta -Tau
Alpha
Delta
Sigma Lambda
Varsity
Memorial Union Building
Meta Murphy
Tony Funk
W. O. Hamilton
Carl Graeber
Coloniel Tea Room
W. A. Mode
Amenss City Club
Eldridge Hotel
Team Whist Club
F. H. Smithmeyer
Otta ‘Flacher
Neidys
Misa Helen _Wagst Kappa Alpha Theta
Laura Rankin
Lawrence Camera Club
Alla M. Owen
W. EL "Bowersock
Colonial Tea Room
Delta Zeta Circle
H. C. Brinkman
Victoria Club
C. D Sackett
The
Master Plumbers Association
Chaplain Edwards Club
Trinity Episcopal Paris House
Iola Ny
W. Willams
Wise Club
Toure Wood
U. W
W. E. Dalton
Jotn Slyma Pi
VAL Kappa Psi
Phi Gamma Delia
Eldridge
Leaves From My Notebook on Allen Crafton Drama Work
Anna Steese Richardson writes in March Woman's Home Companion about Prof. Allen Crafton's preservation of spoken drama and teaching methods. Richardson visited Lawrence to study his aims, praising Kansas Players and a quartet performance with Mrs. Moncrieff and others. She urges women leaders to invite university drama groups to present, lecture clubs, and form theater groups to uplift youth entertainment.
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Allen Crafton
Anna Steese Richardson
Good Citizenship
Lithe Wontsn
Home Companion
Kansas Players
Crafton
Alice Moncrieff
Henry Werner
Eugene Christy
Richardson
Personal Service Keynote of Home Millinery Shop
A young woman, remodeling the old hat trade, starts a home millinery shop offering personal service. Though modest in scale, the venture aspires to grow on friendly praise and a simple, attentive customer experience.
Public to Share Finest Home in America in Spring
Asheville NC AP The world famous Biltmore estate of the late George W Vanderbilt will open to the public for the first time this spring three miles from Asheville. The private residence famed as America’s finest French Renaissance house features Whistler Sargent and Baldoni paintings Flemish tapestries and Napoleon era relics. Vanderbilt’s library holds twenty thousand bound volumes and Olmsted designed gardens adorn the grounds. Open to visitors starting March 15 under the new owners Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Cecil.
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Asheville
N.C
George W. Vanderbilt
America
John Francis Cecil
Vanderbilt
Biltmore House
Europe
Whistler
Sargent
Baldoni
Cardinal Richelieu
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena
Napo
Leon
Frederick Law Olmsted
New York
Central Park
Chateau
Local West Lawrence girl opens hat making at home
A young Lawrence resident in the west part of town studies French fashion notes and creates handmade hats at home. She offers both new designs and remodeling at surprisingly low prices, using wholesale materials and custom color requests to suit individual wearers. She steam-finishes each hat over a kettle and brushes it to blend stitches, aiming for a deluxe home hat shop with personal tailoring.
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Paris
Beautiful Grounds Elevate Humblest Homes and Value
Garden clubs push beautification with lawn care, shrubs, and trees elevating neighborhoods. Expert plant foods promote balanced nourishment for lawns and blooms, boosting curb appeal and property values by ten to fifteen percent, even for modest houses.
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Garden Clubs of America
Shades of Pink Lead Spring Fashion Trends in Paris Show
Paris fashion authorities spotlight pastel pink shades as the season’s top trend. Wild rose to pale shell pink dominate evening dresses and accessories while navy and black stand as smart for street wear. Experts advise adapting colors to individual figures, with notes from club leaders in Kansas City and Tulsa praising lectures by Mr. Mode. No charge for the talk, inviting all women.
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A. B. Mitchell
Bridgettes
Ivan Rowe
Charles Radcliffe
Charles Laming
Ed Gossard
Ivan
Theodore Charlton
Warren Woody
Kansas City
Maurice Benedict
Wichita
W. CG. Koenig
Glenn Charlton
Harry Brown
Dolph. Simons
Fred Jaedicke
Paris
Mode
L. H. Menger
City Club
Kan
Grace R. Kehrer
Willis S. Coe
Tulsa Woman's Club
World Day of Prayer Observed by Federated Church Women
The local Council of Federated Church Women marks World Day of Prayer with a Methodist church meeting on Friday March 7 at 3 pm led by Mrs. J F Watts. The program includes readings, a prayer service by Rev C A Puls, a day-in-India life dramatization, a devotional talk by Rev T H Aszman, and a vocal duet. Officers will be elected at 2:30 pm in a short business session. Interdenominational and open to interested men and women.
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National Council of Federated Church Women
Council
Methodist Church
J. F. Watts
Suic
Jesus
C. A. Puls
India
T. H Aszman
George Lowman
W K. Bruner
W A Mode Talk on Individuality in Dress at Club
W A Mode of New York City will speak to the Woman's City Club of Lawrence at the Eldridge Hotel Monday at 7 o clock. He will discuss individuality in dress and color combinations and will also touch on care of complexion and hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mode
Woman's City Club
New York City
Eldridge
Woman’s City Club of
Lawrence, Jr
Girl Scouts Seek Part Time Director This Summer
Lawrence Girl Scouts aim to raise 600 pounds to fund a part time director for the coming year plus funds for national headquarters and local office costs. Ed Anderson serves as treasurer as community groups including Unitarian Alliance and several clubs contribute, with total receipts listed at 151 pounds to date.
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Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of
Lawrence
Ed Anderson
Unitarian Alliance
Erreiimme
The
American Legion
Ventura Club
Quivira Club
T. J. Sweeney
J. D. Bowersock
War and whiskey in the latest war books
The piece argues drink fuels war costs, citing books like The Journey’s End and Goodbye to All That. It notes officers crippled by whiskey and a commander whose unit was destroyed due to impaired judgment. The column links alcohol to the ruin of individuals and nations in wartime.
War, liquor, and youth in a time of crisis
The piece laments war as a partner to drink, noting how conflict and vice feed each other worldwide. It warns modern youth face moral confusion as old social norms crumble under wartime pressures and calls for self control and obedience to law. It argues noble triumph comes when greed yields to justice and brotherhood.
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Europe
Luncheon Menu and Recipe Fragments From Imagined Menu
A luncheon menu lists Cream of Asparagus and Celery Soup, Olives, Cheese, Chicken Souffle with Pream Sauce, Buttered Non Potatoes, Hot Rolls, Strawberry Preserves, Fruit Salad, and Individual Lemon Pies. It includes a detailed chicken fat butter, salt, paprika, pimento, milk, egg yolks, and pastry steps for a baked chicken souffle and lemon pie fillings with double boiler cooking and serving ideas.
Pie Assembly and Baking Steps for Filling
The filling is beaten until creamy. Roughly pile the filling into portions. Place filled pies on a shallow pan and bake for twelve minutes in a slow oven.
Ham Loaf and Maple Pancake Supper Notices
A ham loaf recipe uses ground pork and ham with bread crumbs and milk, baked two hours, with suggested tomato juice substitute and a horseradish sauce. Included is a second recipe variant with mushrooms and tomato sauce, yielding ten servings. Also note a pancake supper with maple syrup hosted by Trinity parish house on March 4 at 6 oclock, price 35 cents, open to all. Local event mentions Rites of Chaplain Edwards Clab.
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Trinity Parish House
Vermont Street
O'Tlock
Edwards Clab
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Olive Brush
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W. Johnson
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