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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1924

Page

4

Pi Phi gift to White House gallery described in Washington trip

Miss Helen Pendleton recounts Pi Beta Phi national convention in Washington where 1301 sorority members visited the White House. Mrs Coolidge greeted each guest and the painting of Mrs Coolidge by Christy was donated to the White House gifts gallery. Pendleton notes Washington’s beauty and Mount Vernon nearby, with several Phi Beta Phi members from local chapter identified.

Washington Helen Pendleton Pi Beta Phi Amone Congressional Club Willard White House Ms. Coolidge Pi Beta,Phi Howard Chandler Christy Christy Miss Peidleton Mount Vernon Potomac Philip Pendleton George Washington Pi Phi Pendleton Stumina Clare Jaedicke Washington, D Dorothy Brown Helen Brown Joplin

Cottage Cheese and Nut Loaf Recipe from Hoxie Kansas

Recipe excerpt from Louise H. Gephart of Hoxie Kansas for Cottage Cheese and Nut Loaf with olives and walnuts, mixing cottage cheese with meats, lemon juice, catsup, onions, bread crumbs, oil, salt and pepper, baked until browned. includes a second variant with seasoned cottage cheese, meat, lemon and tomato components. Also mentions a lost high school reduction of the year dated May 9 and a note to not fail to see.

Louise ‘H. Gephart Hoxie Kansas G.L. Glenn Lecompton

Bobbed hair question that comes up again and again

A reader notes bobbed hair is repeatedly discussed in social circles. Women of all ages experiment with short cuts, claiming health, sanitation, and convenience. Husbands show tolerance as fashion becomes a lasting trend, with several families mirroring the shift.

Painted Sardhen Seat Approves White With Green Trim

The sardhen seat may be painted white with green or brick trim. It will stand out invitingly from surrounding trees and shrubs and will not be damaged by weather if several coats of paint are applied at regular intervals.

Meneane Ie Colinlal Fire Underwriters Agency Nitloss Pire Insurance Cmpany Hartford Conn Onnshia Nebraska Comqueiny Columbia Fire Underwriters Agency Onishas Neb Nationst Tire Insurance Co O. Talmage Witlgm Belles AM Peryr, Kaneas Ace Mat-O-Chey Texille. Co Enis Paper

Dyed Lace and Fringes Dominate Fashion This Season

The text notes dyed lace popular in Nile green and apricot for lingerie while fringe usage expands beyond evening wear to tube and straightline frocks. It also mentions garden seat painting options white and green or brick red, and a DIY lampshade craft using stretched white canvas painted black with orange and gold stenciling sealed with varnish.

Camp Fire City Council Forms In Lawrence

A first real meeting of the city Camp Fire council occurred in the Business and Professional Women's Club rooms. Mrs. A. T. Walker elected temporary chairwoman and Prof. S. A. Queen as temporary secretary. Plans formed for a chartered city council with committees, guardians invited to next meeting, and a May 7 gathering set. Guardians attended to foster cooperation and a recreational survey of Lawrence was set in motion.

A.T. Walker A. Queen Nadine Morrison Gordon Gibb H. P. Smith Mitchel Bertha Ferris E. A. Edwards Ruth Adair Camp Fire Guardians’ Association A. T Walker J. H. Mitchell 4. Gordon, Gibb G. W. Hazard Caryl Dowhis IP. Smith S. A.’ Queen E. W. Stimpson George “Polly". Clark Lawrence JO. L. Reed Florence B. Sherbon State Healihe Commission Camp Fire Girls The Blue Birds Girl Scouts Business Women's Club Rani Ferne Crooks Corrine Roy Stant Martha Byrn Thumkus Miss Crooks Minnehaha Canada

Softer collars shift women toward more feminine looks

A 1920s style note says collars soften necklines to create instant youthfulness and danger for wearers. It argues against severe chateau necklines, praising lighter, varied collars on day and evening outfits in serge, satin, crepe, and georgette fabrics.

Household Discoveries Do it Yourself Time Saver Tips

Household tips show hot meats stay safe when cooled in the water they were boiled in and offer clever space saving ironing board and clean surface ideas. Absorbent bibs made of paper can be tossed after use to cut laundry and travel trouble for caregivers.

Library notes of new fiction and odd phrasing list

The library announces new fiction including Abdullah The honorable gentle men and others Alexander Fang in the forest Basset Harbor Road Bell Kine Tut Ankh A men Bennett Buried Alive Rawer Starr of the Desert Brown Meadow grass Culver Dear Pretender Buchan Huntingtower Midwinter Christie Little David Cooper The Last Frontiers Refractory Husbands Hay Scally McIntyre Blowing Weather Martin The Snob Masefield Last Endeavor Mayo Standard Bearers Norris Bread Oppenheim The Wrath to Come Rath Nervous Wreck Sawyer Silver Sixpence Sayers Whose Body Sinclair A Cure of Souls Stacnole The Beach of Dreams Stockley Panjola Tracy The Turning Point Train Tut Tutor Tutt Worse Growing Up Walpole Jeremy and Hamlet plus a stray note about moths and a dangerous cleaning tip.

Abdullah Alexander Fang Forest Basset Harbor Road Bell Bennett Rawer Starr Desert Brown Meadow-grrass Culver Buchan Huntingtower Christie Little David Cooper Hay Scally McIntyre Martin Masefield Mayo Norris Oppenheim Rath Sawyer Sayers Sinclair Stacnole Stockley Panjola Tracy Train Tut Tutt Walpole Jeremy Hamlet

Rest Week Next What and Packing Women’s Trunks

Rest week discussion at a party prompts a joke about a stay at home week. The piece notes high wages for professional trunk packers in Paris and London, where many wealthy women hire packers with support from modistes or hotels. It also mentions varnished linoleum, dresser drawers, cooking tips, checked coats, and nightgown fashions. It highlights Mrs Barbara Wootton’s government appointment to a National debt committee and Dr Florence Sabin as first woman president of the American Association of Anatomists. Ponander Walk at High School Auditorium set for May 9 with tickets 50 and 25 cents.

Lawrence Paris London Barbara Wootton Wootton

Japanese Imperial Household Headline Reform

Tokyo May 3 Associated Press reports drastic retrenchment plans for the imperial household department overseen by Viscount Nobuaki Makino. The staff may fall from 4000 to 2000 with many bureaus reduced or abolished and lands leased or sold. Makino expected to resign after May state banquet marking a wedding of the prince regent.

Tokio Associated Press Imperial Household Department Nobuaki Makino Makino Will Ressen Sinnce Bureau of Chamberlains Bureau of Ceremonies Bureau of Bureau of Stables Department Agriculture Mausolva

Towers of St Marys Church Closed After Suicide Crises

Munich reports that the 827 foot towers of St Marys Church will be closed to the public due to their association with suicides. Since the fifteenth century six individuals have used them in moments of personal crisis, all linked to unhappy lovers and Bavarian notoriety.

Munich Muay Hom St. Mary's Church Bavaria

Alaska Desert Uncovered Near Valdez Creek

Prospectors report shifting silica sands forming a desert-like region between Valdez Creek and Myers road house on the Richardson highway in interior Alaska. Described as a vast veneer of vitreous sand altering landmarks and paths, the area was reached by long snowbound mushing trips, raising fears for travelers and hinting at a buried ice cache or slave-era formations in the silicious rock.

Cantwell Alaska Associatisn Press Great American Valdez Creek Myers’ Roadhouse Richardson Highway Lo & Wickersham Howeer Vaidex Creel Asa Earnie

Births in Berlin Fall Amid School Enrollment Strains

Births in Berlin declined to 88,551 in 1923 from 76,665 in 03, impacting public schools. Only 21,000 children entered the lowest classes in 1923, with earlier first year pupils numbering 69,900 in 1919 and 68,614 in 1920, then dropping to 45,686 in 1922 and 38,951 in 1923.

Berlin Associated Press

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