Girl Scouts Leaders to Meet in Lawrence on Tuesday
Miss Wohlford former Girl Scouts director to meet Lawrence leaders at Dread Training School at 7 30 PM. Council members group commanders troop leaders and lieutenants urged to attend. Tender foot tests or higher may be required and another session with Miss Wohlford possible with Miss Josephine Ellis assisting. Also Minervian club met with Rev Fuls educational talk on India trip and next meeting set for March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss of the Wohlford
Girl Scouts
Topeka
Kansas City
Lawrence
Dread
Miss Wohlford
Josephine Ellis
Minervian Club
Minnie Kahle
Charles Fuls
America
India
Will Kable
Celia Watt
Mary Springer
Mary Farley
A. R. Maxwell
Will Kahle
P. J. Peterson
E. Myers
Ben Rowing
D. H. McCreath
Spring Fashion Show At J G Penney Store Opens
A large crowd attended the opening night fashion show at the new J G Penney store showcasing spring garments for children and college-age women. Models paraded on a raised platform with live music, while Master Chester Stout announced each group and printed programs listed garments and models. Donald Hoag praised a shift from wartime attire to lighter lines and colors, noting sunset hems and new hat styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Penney
Chester Stout
Donald Hoag
Mr. Hoag
Marcella Gress
Marie Hooper
Dorothy Jean Courtney
Shirley Shaner
Katherine Matida Hoagy
Beey Jean Turidon
Mildred Messenheimer
Rubura Hooper
Marjorie Per
Viola Klethege
Geraldina
Fashion groups showcase spring dresses and coats
Dorothy Burns leads multiple groups in a Spring 3 Ulm fashion display featuring plain flat crepe frocks, afternoon chiff on and georgette outfits, georgette cropp tops, and coordinated accessories. Notable participants include Evelyn Guechner, Margie Lernriter, Mireela Gress, and Dorothy Burns in several ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Burns
Ulm
Geraldine Triveit
Wanda Edmonds
Margie Bereiter
Chiffon
Feorgette
Evelyn Guechner
Marke Hill
Georgette
Margie Lernriter
Viela Kleihege
Dorothy Burne
Lawrence
Mireela Gress
SUKK
Evelyn ‘Tuechner
Geraldine” Trivect
Marjoria Sport Buits
Dorothy Melon Heaston Viet
Accompaniments for Nervous Amateurs by Virginia Arnold
Virginia Arnold, staff pianist for CBS in New York, is profiled as an accomplished accompanist for nervous amateurs and distinguished singers. The article notes her publicized work in What's on the Air, the New York Tribune, Brooklyn Eagle, and Voice of the Air, plus daily studio duties from noon to six and auditions for extra numbers. It also mentions accompanying Ohio State University’s voice club and her ongoing studies in French and Italian.
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Lawrence
Virginia Arnold
New York
Columbia System
Mayeh Nember
CBS
Kansas
New York Tribune
Brooklyn Eagle
Voice
Hoice Club
Ohio State University
Tiane
Ireneh
Artsureau
Frank N. Olcott
C. A. Pre
Hastings- on-Hudson
Miss Anne Cahill Named Page for D A R Congress in Washington
Miss Anne Cahill of Topeka will serve as a page at the thirty ninth congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington D C. She will be joined by Elizabeth Lloyd Leavenworth Legit Hartenbower of Douglas and Inez Moorshead of Newton. Cahill may carry Kansas flag in the procession and will participate in official duties and social events including receptions and a White House visit.
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Anne Cahill
Congress
Washington
Anna Cahill
Washington, D. C
Betty Washington
Kinsas
Miss Cahill
Elizabeth Lloyd
Leavenworth
Legit Hartenbower
Douglas
Misa Inez Moorshead
Newton
Naval Academy
Annapolis
White House
Cahill
Charles J. Cahill
Topeka
Kansas
Topeka High School
University of Kansas
University of Maryland At College
Notable Linage Ties in Local Betty Washington Chapter
A young woman pursuing a Master’s degree with majors in Spanish and other modern languages is identified as the granddaughter of Mrs. Anne Cahill and niece of Mrs. R C Manley, both of Lawrence, who are members of the Betty Washington chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cahill
R. C. Manley
Lawrence
Betty Washington
Cooking School Teacher Edna M Ferguson Broad Culinary Path
Edna M Ferguson a graduate of McDonald Institute Guelph and Columbia postgrad studied candy pastries and drug science. She taught domestic science for years at McDonald Institute Kitchener High School and Peterboro Normal school then ran tea rooms in New York and supervised institutional kitchens in Mercer and State hospital New Jersey. She led large dinners and social events earning high praise for her work.
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Edna M. Fergson
McDonald Institute
Guelph
Ontario
Columbia University
New York
Edna M. Ferguson
New Lu
Fifty -Seventh Street
Carnepit Institute
Miss Ferguson
Paris Fashions Three-Quarter Sleeves And Huddle Neckpieces
Paris introduces spring styles with elbow sleeves and fuller lower sleeves for dresses. Three-quarter and seven-eighths length sleeves gain favor, while the revived "huddle" neckpiece, a pleated chiffon or tulle accent, complements afternoon and evening gowns replacing fur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spring Blouse Fabrics and Trim Trends Highlighted
The article details trim and fabric trends for spring blouses including pink and blue shades and white for newer outfits. It notes satin crepe de chine, light wool jerseys, open weave fancy fabrics, colored voile, and handkerchief linen as popular choices.
Women Debaters Think Faster say Penn State coach
State College Pennsylvania AP reports Prof. John Henry Frizzell of Pennsylvania State College says women debaters think faster than men. He notes 20 years coaching both teams and cites quicker rebuttal, tact, and serious subject consideration as key strengths of the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College, Pa
John Henry Frizzell
Pennsylvania State College
Growth of dry sentiment in America described as a majestic march
Edited by Mrs. O. Jacqmann discusses the American dry sentiment, portraying it as a determined, nationwide movement. The piece traces the long struggle to secure local option, noting how dry counties and states expanded the prohibition wave across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Prohibition Amendment Path Through Congress and States
Before ratification the nation was partly dry with many states wet. The text explains the two thirds Congress and three fourths state approval required, notes the seven year ratification window, and records rapid state votes culminating in near full adoption within thirteen months amid lingering opposition in Connecticut and Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House
Congress
New York
Gonnerticut
Rhode Island
Referendum Debate Sparks Wet and Dry Division
The text outlines a debate on a nationwide referendum as wets press for a vote while drys resist. It notes Congress has stayed dry since the eighteenth amendment and hints that a nationwide vote could reveal broad wet sentiment, though drys doubt turnout and impact.
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Avery
Death groan of the wets and drys voting law stance
A fragment notes the wets’ decline and the drys who claim to have voted properly by law. It suggests state and national authority should align with their legal approach, implying political contention over constitutional processes.
Vote-like referendum echoed in Vermont town
Augustine Jones of Springfield Vermont compares a new ballot move to the 1928 Pye vote remark. He argues for a similar approach and strongly advocates the measure in local political discourse.
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Pye
Em. Augustine Jones
Springfield
Vermont
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Futa Nu
J. G. McElhinny
Vermont Street
Margaret Sharp
Catherine, the Great
Katherine Anthony
Milady
Amint Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Ward
Flowerfone
Wit
T.A
O. Jacqmann
Miller’s
Furnitre
New York City
Wilbur Coon
Arch Fitters
Ne High
Optometrist
Cement Procena
Myers and Son Greenhouse
Mich
Virgin Diamond
Virgin
Romage
Virgin Diamonds
Mrs
Myrtle Coe
Elmo Inc
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