Supper dance at Country Club charms guests
Mun and Mrs centered on hosting last night at the Country Club with a spring mood under trellis and wisteria. Pink roses, ferns and creped paper chandeliers set a soft glow as a two course supper and easter dance featured a numbered partner finding game. Ottawa orchestra with Torres brothers and Charlie Baker provided music for an evening of dancing and entertainment by numerous attendees and club members.
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van Easter
Ottawa
Torres Brothers
Don
Charles
Richard
Chrale Baker
Charlie” Torres
Peat Friend
Lyle Powell
Ralph Smalley
Otto Barteldes
Vernon Smith
Harry Frazee
D. R., McWilliams
Helen Supple
C. Carl
Harry Green
Esterly
Rankin
Harold Ngenecker
Abe
H. F. Mey
Broer Gustat
W. G. Hutson
J. D. Hughes
B.bullene
J. L. L.club
Biss Magdalene
Maine Street
Petticoats Return Paris Spark Spring Fashion Trends
Petticoats revive Paris spring wardrobes with knee length froth and fine pleating. Gold or silver lace petticoats and slashed skirts show undergarments or contrasting colors. Pantaiches replace petticoats, evening dresses extend with low backs, and lingerie solutions appear. Flowers such as pond lilies and morning glories decorate coats and dresses, while town dresses bridge sport wear and formal attire. Separate dyed furs and chic coats complete the seasonal look.
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Paris
Paris gown with copper gold embroidery and copper girdle
A sea green georgette evening dress features copper and gold embroidery by Lenief. A wide draped copper and gold girdle complements a neckline that falls into a soft cor sage blouse for evening wear.
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Paris
Lenief
Personal notices from Kansas City and surrounding area
Mrs Mollie Mays and Mrs Carl Thuchum were shopping in Kansas City. Mrs D Greason attended a party in Kansas City this morning. Mrs Carl Buttee left for a weekend visit to Kansas City. W B Campbell traveled to Bonner Springs to visit over the weekend. Mrs W B Williams spent the day in Topeka. Miss Rose Latta, visiting Annie Mitchell, left for Topeka. plus a small ad for spring coats at 1.25 general thrift items.
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Mollie Mays
Carl Thuchum
Kansas” City
D. Greason
Kansas City
Carl Buttee
W. B. Campbell
Bonner
Springs
W. BE. Williams
Topeka
Rosé Latta
Annie Mitchell
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W. J
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Wilistel
E. N., Taylor
Charles Laming
Tonga
Mayers House
Sstrold
Soenecker
Dan Anthony
Lawrence Flughes
Solon Emery
George Bullene
Tred Jaedicke
Edna Lamb
Harold Longenecker
D. R. McWilliams
Lawrence’ Hughes
Helmer Klock
A. B. Mitchell
Lawrence
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Whitsed Laming
Frank
Terrill
Dan. Anthony J. Leavenworth
Fred
Zocliner
Laming
Kkansas City
John R. ‘Barnes
Olnes
Helen Stockwell
Harman
Dean Lawson
Helen Stackyel
Evelyn Swarthout
Helen Harman
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Ruth Brown
Margaret Cleveland
Marv ‘Bess Doty
Marjorie Huff
Mildred Reuter
Thelma Roper
Marjorie Montgomery
Kathleen Eustace
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Reed
Delta Sigma
Chi
Thimble Tea Room
Pi Upsilon “Fraternity
Wiedemann's
Abse MecColloch
University Women's Student Government Association
Bridge
Anné Patterson
Caroline Mick
Veda -Murray
Dorothy Gregg
Ruth Swonger
Elizabeth Dockstader
Betty Ball
Morna. Zell
Wagstaff
Ruth Parry
Helen Filkin
Virginia Allen
Dorothy Stanton
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
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Woof. Kingery
Florence Elizabeth
Murray Bond
al Ward
T. D. Funk
Abe Levy
Jader Williams
T. G. Itch
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