Parish reception introduces new pastor and wife
A parish house reception at Plymoua Congregational church welcomed the new pastor and his wife, with Evangline Clark and Dorothy Haglund at the door. Guests included Prof. and Mrs. A. G. Mitchell, Rex and Vere Weaver, and Mrs. C. M. Clark. The event featured elaborate decorations, music, readings, and a late tea, with Mrs. Hemphill winning a prize.
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Plymoua Congregational Church
Ays Andy
St. Louis
Hater
Evangline Clark
Dorothy Haglund
A. G. Mitchell
Rex
Vere
A. B. Weaver
C. M. Clark
C. M
Dink Tu Sy
Carl Ruiter
Mrs
Bruce
H. Stouffer
Wand
MT Son Reidenbach
Kansas City
Reidenh
Minister Alliance of
Greater Kar
Danderine promises hair beauty and dandruff removal
A vintage advert extols Danderine as a hair treatment that stops dandruff, reduces itching, and accelerates hair growth. It claims hair becomes strong, fluffy, and lustrous after quick use, with bobbed hair shown as frizzy without it. A small bottle is sold at drugstores for a few cents.
Local Society Notes From Topeka Club Gatherings
The Imperial Auction Club was entertained this afternoon by Mrs. W. S. Griesa with Mrs. Allan Shavy substituting for an absent member. Kiwanis wives plan a luncheon May 7 at the Colonial tea room. reservations through Mrs. L. H. Houston. Lawrence Rebekah lodge Past Noble Grands club hosted by Mrs. F. H. Roberts at 1146 Kentucky street. Lilien Jensen and Minnie Kahle assisting, roll call answers with household hints. Quivira club hosted by Mrs. George Leis yesterday. sixteen members present with guests. Memorial services for the late Mrs. M. Dalbee included poem by Mrs. A. B. Withington and others. Flower show luncheon May 6 by Flow Lovers’ club of Topeka at 912 Kansas Avenue, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., tulips featured. Mrs. George Coghill hosted sixteen University Heights mothers and daughters for afternoon honoring Mrs. James Coghill of South Bend. B—bridge club met with substitutions. Rose Frances Dews engaged to William A. Wymer of Big Springs. ceremony May 4 at 7:30 p.m. Attendants included Della Maye Dews and Orland Mysenheimer. the couple to reside in Big Springs. Fashion notes describe topcoats and cape-coats with satin colors black and light gray.
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Lawrence Rebekah Lodge
F. H. Roberts
Kentucky Street
Lilien Jensen
Minnie “Kahle
George Leis
Quivira Club
Charles Vokery
C. E. Learhard
Frances Stuart
F M. ‘Holliday
A. B. Withington
M. Dalbee
Lawrence Flower Club
Flow Lovers’ Club
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
George’ Ag Dews
Rose Frances
William A. Wymer
Big Springs
Della Maye- Dews
Orland
L. Mysenhimer
Arthur
Wagonmound
N. M
Summer fashion returns to Fifth Avenue in simple coats
News from New York notes warm weather bringing hurdygurdies to street corners and women shedding winter wraps. Spring coats and bonnets vanish as plain straight-lined coats in cloth or silk rise in prominence, trimmed with contrasting color or fur. Some dressy outfits with embroidery exist but are rare.
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Hedda Hoyt
New York
U. P
Lemon and Orchard White Skin Whitening Lotion
A column-like recipe promotes a home skin bleaching lotion using lemon juice with three ounces of Orchard White. It claims a quarter pint mixture softens and whitens skin, can’t irritate, and is used by stage beauties to reduce freckles sunburn and tan.
Stop Itching Eczema With Zemo Treatment Claim
Stop Itching Eczema promises rapid relief from eczema tetter pimples rash and related skin troubles using Zemo antiseptic liquid. The ad urges asking a druggist for a small 60 cent bottle or a large one dollar size.
Cape coats and silk outfits in tea time fashion
The text notes gray silk outfits and cape coats at tea time in smart hotels. Describes many varieties from short capes that divide the rear and front to extend over the arms, reflecting varied cape styles in an era of refined dress.
Fashion Notes on Capes and Velvet Coats
A fragment describes cape lengths nearly touching coat hems and coats with sleeveless or long sleeves. It notes velvety velour finishes common in admired models and camel hair as the preferred fabric for sportswear.
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W. V. Till
Daurhvor
Russell, Edding
T A. P. Mules
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Sitma Alpha 1
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Fraterity
Alter
Dan Jered
Ford
George Ford
Lerht
Aba
Leim
Elizabeth’ Bush
Paul Winter
Soeiar
Avril
Mon- Florence
Maxwell
Toledo
Lotan Literaty Society
Hhe High School
Authérs
Schoul
Jitorium
Ma Evelyn Curt “Bout
Terothea Simay
Jeannette Hoxie
Katherina’ Hos
Jane Byrn
Wanda Best
Marguerite Ko¢eh
Jon Blair
Alice Bernhard
Emily Prey
Louise’ Hoxie
Louise Tuscelli
Barbara Kester
Margaret Jane
Winsler
Cerolyn
Rob Huge
Helen
Seillintery
Helen Stockwell
Vic Blair
Wilma Hill
Dorothy Cummmings
Dorothea Simons
Evelyn Swarthout
Madeline McKane
Martha. Meade
Dorothy J . Frieda Alt
Tex
Elinor Sisson
Alice Kornhard
Ted
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Hol‘s Hall
Jance “Patchen
Nolte
Misset Dreniyonm
Belvoir
W. C. Verney
Louisia Street
Aa. Bleck
H. &. Peairs
Lawrence
Verney
C.D. “Owsgill
W. Sparr
V. A. Young
Harriet Rynerson
Frank H. Moore
Esther
Lad
C. H. Snider
Wichita Falls
Europe
Moore
Spiders
K. U
Kappa-Alpha Theta
N. ‘T. I. Dancing Club
Gamma Phi Beta Mothers’ Club
Jay Michigan Street
Thei Beaugeant
Masonic Temple
WW. A. Cunningham
Lazer Allen
Nem Jagene
Marton Drebing
Beth
Katherine Ochse
Marcyse Slaessig
Jean Stouffer
Imogene
Raymond
Jack Beamer
Amy Jeanne
Edmiston
Lucy Smith
Marjorie Jane Lambert
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Imperial Auction Club
W. S. Griesa
Allan Shavy
Kiwanis
Colonial Tea Room
L.H. Houston
George Coghill
University Heights
James Coghill
South Bend
Ind
8. B. Bridge Club
Hettie Vaughn
George Reed
Lottie Hill
Mars
Fifth Avenue
Putnam
Monrce Drug Company
Quincy, Ill
KOTEX
Manas
Ward’s Flower Store
the Merchants of Happiness
Cail Palace
Barber
Bobbie Styles
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