Local clubs hold meetings around Topeka Topeka area
A jumble of notices from Topeka area clubs describes meetings at homes of Mrs Beryl Janson and Mrs Silverthornes, with tea and musical performances. Participants include George Lowman Kate Caldwell Mrs W Mitchell Miss Frances Simmons Mrs AL Owen and others. Other events note a Missionary Society gathering at 2 30 at 1317 Tahind street led by Mrs J PR Eberhart. Royal Neighbors and Proe Reading club meetings are listed, plus receptions at the Unitarian church and a Lawrence Reading club session with Twain readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renner
Lawenee Music Club
Topeka
Westetlan
Ladies’ Music Club
Beryl Janson
George Lowman
Kate Caldwell
Irs.w
A. 2B
Mitchell Vk Williams
France
AL. Owen
Ten Alke
Wednes
Yeka Clube
Cal Musicvelch
Missionary Society of Trinite Lutheran Church
J. PR. Eberhart
Tahind Street
Henry Albaugh
Iesson
Mother's Little Helper and Club Afternoon Notes
A busy social calendar features a 1 o'clock luncheon at Soloniai tea, a Beauceant meeting in the Masonic temple, and a Japanese studies talk by Miss Jane on. Miss Lyon recalls Tokio visits with her aunt Mrs. Katherine Willard Eddy. Various clubs meet, plan parties, and discuss the zoning ordinance at the Chamber of Commerce building Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
U'S
EL Higkins
Katherine Willard Eddy
Asia
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Hare
Kansas City
Waldéhar Geltch
University Women’s Club
Myers
Hall
Re T. Walker
Food from fish aids children growth and health
Article argues seafood provides essential growth proteins and amino acids, citing scientists from Columbia University Hopkins and other institutions. Emphasizes sea foods supply keystone nutrients critical for growing children and may surpass chicken or meat in essential amino acids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Columergity
E. ¥. McColl
Hopkins University
Tce Swarts
Tgachrbestambia University
Ners
Uf Fe
Miss Mary Gieseman featured in Topeka personals note
Topeka social roundup lists Miss Mary Gieseman and others in today’s Miss Mary feature. Mrs. Theodore Chariton and Mrs. Martha Walsh of Washington DC visit Kansas City. Mrs. Will Anderson travels to Topeka to see a brother in Santa Fe hospital. Martin Miller on business in Topeka. Van Deusens head to Springfield MO for daughter’s illness. Mu and Shaw visit Ottawa on business. Mrs. S B Bishop returns from three month trip to Havana Cuba Nassau Bahamas Florida seacoast towns, with son Joseph Bishop and Mrs Bishop of New York. Card of Thanks expresses thanks for sympathy after Sophia R. Stoebener’s death. Relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
L. " Gieseman
Topeka
Theodore Chariton
Martha Walsh
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Will Anderson
Santa Fe Hospital
W. E-Tenney
Martin Miller
C. A. van Deusen
Springfield
John Stauffer
D. Shaw
Ottawa
S. B. Bishop
Havana
Cuba
Nassau
Bahamas
Florida
Joseph QB. Bishop
Bishop
New York
Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair Amid Styles
Cosmetic ad touts Danderine as remedy for damaged hair from frequent curling and waving. Claims first use restores life and youthful luster, makes hair soft and thick, stops falling hair and dandruff. Prices a 25 cent bottle at drug stores and toilet counters.
Notable Weekly Moves and Social Visits in Twin Mound
George Schirmer and family moved from the George Sullivan place to the Copper place in Rock Creek district last week. Earl Harding of Topeka had Sunday dinner with Sam Rukes and family and attended church. Walter Moore dined at Elmer Thurber home. Mrs. Will Heyl and daughter Opal were Richland callers Saturday. Viola Petefish visited the school Monday. Mrs. Watts and son Paton spent weekend at Guy Weimer home. Roy Thurber and Sarah Gibler were Lawrence callers Friday. Gerald Irwin and Moyra Sullivan of Lawrence visited George Sullivan and attended church Sunday. Jack Childs of Lone Star visited the Harding home. Emory Ready owns a new Bord car. Dewey Benander family spent Sunday evening at Elmer Thurber home. Mildred Fogerty visited Lawrence High School Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schirmer
George Sullivan
Copper Place
Rock Creek
Earl Harding
Topeka
Sam Rukes
Walter Moore
Elmer, Thurber
Will Heyl
Opal
Richland
Viola Petefish
Watts
Paton
Guy Weimer
Roy Thurber
Sarah Gibler
Lawrence Zallers
Gerald Irwin
Moyrle Sullivan
Lawrence
Jack Childs
Lone Star
Harding
Emory Ready
Dewey Benander
Elmer Thurber
Mildred Fogerty
Lawrence High School
Lawrence social notes and Sunday school clash report
Mr and Mrs Russell Bowen visited Mr and Mrs Jake Montfoort Sunday in Lawrence. George Simmons and his mother and Mrs Ira Moore were Lawrence callers Friday. Mrs George Heyl visited Mrs Joe Schirmer Monday. Lawrence callers Monday included Mr and Mrs George Sullivan Mrs C D MecCollough and daughter Vivian Mrs Thaddie Petefish and Joe Schirmer. Comrade Sunday school had nine boys and eight girls with a jocular warning about attendance and an April fool class party. Robberies in Arkansas City involved $2 500 in merchandise and a $2 000 car. bandits escaped with silk dresses undergarments tires and tubes. Mrs D Le Burton shopped in Kansas City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel, Bowen
Jake Montfoort
George Simmons
Ira Moore
George Heyl
Joe "Schirmer
Lawrence
George Sullivan
C. D. MecCollough
Vivian
Thaddie Petefish
Joe Schirmer
Arkansas City
Silk fabrics and trimmings showcase for gowns
AW pure dye silk and good weight offered in double warp full forty inches wide. Prices per yard range from 1.98 to 3.25 dollars. Various patterns include hand painted looks with cubist, geometrical, and floral motifs, plus silk trimmings and motifs in multi color work suitable for gown design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame Fashion
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Thorne
Maine Street
Imperial Auction Club
W. 8. Gri
Quivira Club
Dv. Gavitt
Alaska
Gavitt
J. Churchill
Chubr
Curt
W. TH. Ba Lab
Mark Twain
Carl Ratter
Twain
C.’L
G. W. Tucker
Rockefeller Institute
F. W. Strayer
Pancy Work Committee
The
Episcopal Church
Alice Winston
Unitarian Church
Charles Weller
Elizabeth
Daifcuils
Nai|s
Joseph and Newson
Helen Winston
Clara Hatton
Royal Neighbors of
America
Holloway & Jones Hall
Roy Houser
B. Hoasford
Stanley Carstn
Whina, Mo
Clib of
Journ
Lawrence Rebekah
Lodge
J. A. Benson
Kentucky Street
Catherine, Watking
Miss Minnieth
Elizabeth ‘Sullivan
Kanuwi
BR. Henry
Tenola Club
Columbia University
K. Ivana
Fred Rumsey
Fred Love
H. FE. Fox
Pred "Williams
Willie YY
Federation
MM J. R. Ulvick
Hy J. H W. Striebel
Soloniai
Bitte & Say
Missooles Club
F. T
Stockton
Missouri Street
Alpha Chi Omega Mothers’ Clu
D. M. Swarthout
Frieda Hempel
School of Fine Arts
J. M. Neville
Alice Morton
J. W. Glidden
Mem
Country Club
Adah
Order of the Enxsteto Star
OU. W. Lodge
I. O
League of Women Voters
H. B. Lacy
Mississippi Street
League
la Corte Club
E. RB. Hess
John Metz
Ellen van Camp
K. WU. Dames
Henley House
Eliamego
Haskell Institute
Zelda
Collier
Harry Frazee
Guy Pennock
BE. L. Treece
Cawm Fire Guardians’ Association
Irma Hawk
Rhode Island Street
Sophia R. W. Stoebener
John Stoebner
Chiligen
Elizabeth Haas
William Niebrugge
William Haas
Carl Plambeck
Tell
Ward’s Flowers
Masa
Drahg
D. le Burton
Rumsey
Funeral Home
Indiana St
Addras
Monroe Drug CO
Quincy, Ill
Ae AN Lee
KOTEX
Georgettes
Tapfetas
Jackson Building
Miner
Whitcomb
Clyde. Belt
Floriet Oth
Tenn
Bonair
Fifth Avenue
Newmark
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