Paradise of the Pacific fascinates Mrs Weaver during Hawaii visit
Mrs. A D Weaver lauds Honolulu and its surroundings calling Paradise of the Pacific fascinating with lush scenery, generous hospitality, and scenic drives to Diamond Head. She recounts museum feather clocks, a Luau feast, and a trip to Hilo by lava road to a hot volcano, noting Hawaiians’ music and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hawaiian Band
Honolulu
Sang Francisco
Sproul
Luau
Hilo
Mother's Love and Heroism Inspires Deep Respect
A historical snippet reflects on the sacred bond of motherhood, quoting poets and thinkers who exalt a mother's influence on a child and society. The text blends reflections on maternal devotion with a brief, vivid description of a fashion accessory, a smart hat bound with black and white plaid silk and a flowing silk tail.
Former Resident of Lawrence Willes Autobiography
Lucia Alistaw, known as the first circus woman honored by high class, recounts experiences with jungle animals in a forthcoming autobiography. Former resident of Lawrence, Mrs Fred Alistaw, now retired from show life, runs a cattle ranch with her husband in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia “Zorh
Fred Alispaw
Lawrence
Eumaham
Alistaw
Colorad
The Outdoor Living Room Made Comfortable With Little Work
A spring porch revival suggests turning the outdoor space into a room like retreat. Essential items include a porch swing or couch plus ample pillows, washable fabrics like gingham and cretonne, and simple touches such as rugs and easy chairs. A few planters complete a welcoming veranda.
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Ginsham
Cretonne
Principles of room furniture layout and balance
The text advocates aligning rugs and furniture with room lines, noting rectangular rooms favor parallel arrangements. It warns against diagonal placement, suggests a single diagonal piece to break monotony, and favors 90 degree groupings to maintain order and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloush
Camp Fire Girls events and plans in Kansas City area
Camp Fire Girls in Kansas City Kansas and Lawrence coordinate May events at Sweeney's and Camp Fire cottages. Registration by June 15 with Mrs Ayres. camp trips to Owanyak cost 35 per week with round trip from Kansas City 5.00. Mothers Day program broadcast May 11 from Sweeney's at 7:45 a m. Camp Fire groups arrange hikes, breakfasts, songs, and record-keeping. guardians meet May 21. Woodgatherer exams and ceremonial rank plans.
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Ozark Mountains
Ayres
Kansas City
Kans
Minnesota Avenue
Owanyak
Lawrence
Camp Fire Girls
Sweeney's
Jaheth McKellar
Mystic Fire
J. R. Noerman
C. PF
Mother Mahree
Eunice Osborn
Ruth Tinsley
Mammy Moon
Dorothy and
Bernese Miller
Lawrence Camp
Chelawenssa
Litahni
Aokiya
Tkunukita
Tayhama
Wild Wentin
the Guardian
Edith Ward
Camp Fire Girls Elect Officers and Open Camps in Kansas City
Lawrence Camp Fire Girls name official city council and elect officers for two year term. Chaplain Edwards and Mrs Barnes join executive board. guardians association appoints three reps. Camp Shawnee Grandview and Camp Owanyak Lanafan Mo open to Lawrence girls with June 1 reservations through Isabel Gitb at 408 East 11th Street Kansas City Mo. Weekly camp fees listed and schedules announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Carneil
Camp Fire
Ness
A. T.walker
Ruth Adair
G. W. Hazard
Laura Adair
Guardians’ Association
Chaplain Edwards
J. Gordon Gibb
A. T. Walker
J. H. Mitchell
H. T. Smith
Caryl Dodds
GW. Hazard
Robert E. House
Vera Blackburn
The
Gubidians Association
Helen Marcell
Bertha Ferris
Shawnee
Grandview
Lanafan
Lawrence
Isabel Gitb
Ilth Street
Kansas City
Library Notes Show Home Living Book Display
The city library promotes a Better Homes demonstration with a week long display of books on home topics. Subjects include interior decoration landscape gardening and house plans. There are also fun books for children and a school of religion reading list for religious education workers.
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Cope
Eagleston
Fergusson
Church
Powell
Richardson
Stout
Stowell
Thompson
Fads and Fancies: Pillow Shapes and Home Craft Ideas
Many women are taken with fancy shaped pillows in triangular, tubular, round, oblong, and fan forms. A guest in Lawrence suggested using bright colored discarded silk dresses to create these pillows and recommends two toned taffeta and old velvet scraps. Also shared is a quick repair for torn white luncheon sets by hemming with cretonne, plus tips on using fretonne patterns for coordinating pieces.
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Lawrence
Household Discoveres Fruit Cocktails From Pineapple Halves
A seasonable fruit cocktail recipe describes arranging glistening sections of pineapple and apples cut into halves sprinkled with powdered sugar. Serve very cold. Also notes on cutting light bills suggesting brighter wall decorations for rooms with dark walls. Home Made Hanger mentioned.
Improvised Roll Techniques and Kitchen Table Tips
A fragmented notice covers rolling papers for storage, cleaning vegetables with soapy water as a disinfectant for plants, choosing kitchen table height to keep arms at a right angle, risks of glass tops with hot dishes, and fashion notes on two and three piece spring outfits.
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Bere
Cape five belt and neckline trends in current fashion
The article notes a larger cape collar than Cala and narrow belts as the season's belt choice. It highlights walking sticks with ebony and carved tops, a slim line frock with a back panel to preserve the slender silhouette, and neckline shifts from deep to square. It urges bird houses for gardens to control pests and sustain ecosystems.
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Paradise of the
Pacific
Mrs. Weaver
D. Q. Adam
Nanoleon
Mother
Herry
Ward’ Beecher
Latiennal
Willes
R. M. Morrison
Nadine Morrison
Mothers’ and Daughters
Masonic Temple
Kansas
City
Miss Morrison
Janet McKellar
J. K. Hassig
Webster
Dudy
Watanbpa
Fo'eléck
Berty Secral High School
Lena
Francis Allen
Stani Camp Fire Meeting
Surgiay
Wire
Seottage
Ccottage
Mildred Snider
Dorothy Pipes
Katherine Weatherby
Dorothy Winsler
Alleta Meng
Quatie Williams
Irma Casey
Dorothy Bair
Iour
Watanopa
Chelawengsa
Truseloi
Minnehaha
Oakiya
Agathe Deming
Stevensan
Library Notes
New Capes
Cape
Guthura
Dredd An
A.iecs
Edith Donoho
Magnolia
EJ. Cheney,& CO
Toledo
Ohio
Chamberlain
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