Song Recital Highlights By Miss Oslesby In Lawrence
Miss Oslesby delivered a refined recital with Nos. 20 and Op. 1 pieces, showing developed tone and temperament. Miss Letha Qeleshy and Miss Kinley accompanied, while Miss Myra Tice Vickers hosted a student program at Critarine Church, drawing rich audience reactions.
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Letha Qeleshy
Miss Osleshy
Oqulesby
Myra Tice
Vickers
Kansas City
Lawrence
Sunny
Amateur Musical Recital and Social Events Highlight Local Life
A mixed program of songs, violin, violoncello, and organ accompanied by Miss Vickers and Miss Sweeney pleased a young audience. Local students—Miss Zabucki of Nidoserh and Lawrence participants—displayed voice strength and purity. Fraternities Phi Delt, Acacia, and Phi Beta Pi hosted events. several dances and suppers accompanied May Fete. Social notes include visits, summer plans, Embroiders Club, Thimble Party, and Mothers Day gatherings.
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Miss Vickers
Qute
Vickers
Sweeney
Y. Ngunbers
Lawrence
Vladyst
Roma
Kansas City
Lygia Sabrouki
Nidoserh
Miss Hotchkiss
Miss Crites
Ed Miss Satie
Haworth
Tolines
Local Social Notes Highlight Luncheons and Dinners
A rambling social page notes plans for Grace Haverkampt to depart for Washington and New York with aims to study music at Fort Jay while her brother serves in the U S Army. There are mothers day luncheons hosted by Kappa Alpha Theta and Alpha Tau at their chapter houses with various guests from Independence Topeka Kansas City and Lawrence. Dinner at Tonganonie hosts J C Eaning and others with a four course menu and floral decor.
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East
Haverkampt
Washington
New York
Rom
Fort Jay
C. W. Haverkampt
U. S. Army
F. He “Haverkanpe
Grace
Lawrence
Kappa Alpha Theta
Tontinson
Independence
Miller
Gean
Topeka
Martin
Kansas City
Abel
Louis
Sade
Oskaloosa
Williclan
Atkinson
Trudder
Francis Sawyer
Ute
Sigma Kappa Luncheon and Society News Highlights
Sigma Kappa sorority hosts a luncheon with velldy and white colors, sunburst centerpieces, and decorated place cards. The afternoon includes May Fete activities for mothers, with several Kansas guests and campus events noted along with D A R meeting plans and other campus social items.
The College Widow at the Varsity and candy sale
The Episcopal Church women plan a candy sale Saturday morning and afternoon in Hoadley’s Store. The College Widow is playing at the Varsity today in parts. a Buster Brown camera sale is noted at McCulloch’s Drury Store with film and developing services. Also advertised are Marlborough Peroxide Cream and Brown Bread Ice Cream from Wiedemann.
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The
Episcopal Church
Hoadley
Varsity
Buster Brown
McCulloch
Drury Store
Marlborough
McCulloch’s
Wiedemann 3
Wiedemann's Fruit Salads and Sundries Promotion
A fragment listing fruit salads and sundries at Wiedemann's, praising pineapple ice and fresh strawberries, with prices and a push to visit on Friday and Saturday. Also a brief ad for a pendant reset service by Ed. W. Parsons and a note about Orange Julep by McNish Bottling Works. A stray anecdote and jokes follow, including a planter and a preacher exchange and a quip about equinox meaning.
Landlady versus landwoman title distinction noted
In remarks on possessive landownership the term landlady is contrasted with landowner. The piece humorously notes that a colored washwoman is called a lady, but if she runs a rooming house she becomes a landlady, not a landwoman.
Paint of Great Value from Manchuria Beans
A paint is made from bean oil grown in Manchuria, praised as fireproof and waterproof. The invention promises durable coating from abundant regional beans.
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Manchuria
Poverty and Tuberculosis in a Circular Argument
The article argues poverty causes tuberculosis and tuberculosis and other disabilities in turn worsen poverty. It describes a cycle where illness and deprivation reinforce each other, highlighting the social and economic impact of disease and the need for addressing poverty to improve health outcomes.
Matrimony Advantage Highlighted by Ledger
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes a wry view that marriage offers a safeguard against letting a sick bachelor take in boarders, framing matrimony as beneficial for household care and social respectability.
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Philadelphia Ledger
When Physician Looks Wise and County Road Closures
A wry remark on physicians concealing ignorance and county commissioners deciding road closures. J. B. Amick travels to Topeka amid funds debate as a road near the county seat faces possible closure.
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