Topeka Social Roundup Notes Bridge Parties and Birth
Laura Adair and Walter M Cox were guests of honor at a Topeka bridge party hosted by Miss Ruth Elliott with Kansas Power and Light engineers and guests. Adair won high score and received a handpainted salt cellar set. Also announced births, club meetings, and upcoming summer social plans among local groups and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Adair
Walter M. Cox
Topeka
Ruth Elliott
Kansas Power and Light Company
Adair
Adair Lox
Ingman
Myr
Howard Naylor
Bridge
Ladies Day Entertaining and Club Notices
Mrs 1L Net Lewis chairs summer program planning. Next Tuesday afternoon marks the first Ladies day entertainment. Mrs S K Funk hosted a small party for cousin Thomas Adams visiting Lawrence from Tyrone PA. he will return home later this week. A O U W lodge meets tomorrow at 8 pm in 10 O F hall. Lawrence Flower Club gathers Friday at 3 pm at Mrs A R Olmstead home to view rare plant species. Progressive Circle Girls meet Wednesday 7 30 pm at Mrs Robert Pugh 1901 Rhode Island St with officer elections. Evangelical church Ladies Aid holds all day meeting Thursday at Mrs B F Lady 1009 Connecticut St. Group 3 Methodist Ladies Aid meets tomorrow 2 30 pm with Mrs Edward Hislop 2209 Massachusetts St. all church women invited. Mrs C P Glin chairs Group. Lidh Holmes hosts a slumber party with dancing and a contest. prizes to Mary Aston Aileen Wade and others. Morning hike enjoyed by the group. Birth announced: daughter Virginia Louise to Mr and Mrs Harry S Grete on May 17. Mrs Nadine Morrison and Arthur T Sewell announce marriage. Nadine continues with National Camp Five staff. Mr Sewell in Garnett real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies’ Aid, Society
Edward Hislop
Massachusetts Street
C. ,P. Glin
Lidh Holmes
Aileen Wade
Mary Aston
Margaret Chamnery
Glenora Wadhems
Zelma Bridges
Alice Mitchell
Dorothy G. Perkins
Marjorie Kiefer
Lida. Holmes
R. M. _Morrison
Lawrence
Nadine Morrison
Kansas City
Kansas
Arthur T. Sewell
Garnett
National Camp Five
Sewell
Local social notes on university women and club events
Mrs Sewell and Mrs Morrison, former KU students, visit. The La Corte club met at Mrs N G Lyons home with ten members and guests, Mother's Day readings, songs, and a bridge party followed by refreshments. Katherine Klein hosted a Women’s Student Government Association advisors luncheon with a tulip theme and pink decor. Others attended include Agnes Ausband Elizabeth Meguiar Elis Neuen Schwander Jacqueline Stice Nellie Davis Dorothy Luxton and many more. A luncheon at Leavenworth Country Club honored Fort Leavenworth Daughters of 1812 leaders Mai Hunt and Louis Van Schaick before their Washington D C trip after the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la’ Corte Club
N. G. Lyons
He Moore
J. G. Rumrey
J. R. Woods
Rey Mee Price
F. B. Dod
Clayto Clavie
Charles Burchett
Evelyn Lyons
Katherine Klein
Women’s Student Government Association
Josephine Klein
Eleanor Klein
Margaret
Barbara Kirchhoff
Agnes Ausband
Elizabeth Meguiar
Elis Neuen Schwander
Jacqueline Stice
Nellie Davis
Dorothy Luxton
Helen, Buchenau
Lilian Bridgeman
Frances Robinson
Marian
Doris Hester
Frances Mack
Marjorie McKelly
Marjorie Chadwick
Rose, McCulloch
Margaret Brett
Helen Filkin
Alice McCormick
Esther Ott
Elizabeth Sanborn
Jeannette McElhinot
Jessie Edmondson
Margaret Gustafson
Helen’ Lowrey
Eleanora . Davis
Frances Koch
Gladys French
Marjorie Day
Anna Dorothy Lester
Margaret, Phillips
Madge ,Wardell
Mary Sisson
Frances Moore
Helen. Bryan
E. B. Raber
The
Daughters of 1812
Effie van Tuyl
Leavenworth Country
Maiid Hunt
Louis ‘van Schaick
Fort Leavenworth
Washington, D. C
Miss Ina Fay Woestemeyer Visits Rosa Hagerman
Miss Ina Fay Woestemeyer who spent the weekend with Miss Rosa Hagerman returned to her Bethel home this morning. Mrs. H. J. Price traveled to Topeka to spend the day. Mrs. G. T. Royston went to Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Fay .Woestemeyer
Rosa Hagerman
Bethel
H. J. Price
Topeka
G. T. Royston
Kan- 4
Exchanges and visits in Kansas City and surrounding towns
Local residents travel to Kansas City for business and leisure while guests and relatives visit from Emporia Topeka and Hamilton. Miss Fay Galbraith and Miss Lois Walyer depart for Olathe and Emporia hosts welcome relatives and attend events. References to Mr and Mrs Reber Leigh Garver and Clara Emerson note weekend gatherings and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Francis Jaedicke
Omaha
H. J. Penney
Kansas City
E. W. Parsons
Lois Walyer
Emporia
J. A. Bales
Olathe
Floyd “Rorick
Kansas ‘City
Alice Dicker
Ina H. Reber
Reber
Michigan
Leigh Garver
Domenico Gagliardo
Clara Emerson
Missi Marie Tyke
Fashions on Hosiery Costs Rise for Women
Hedda Hoyt reports in New York on May 18 that skirts stay short and stockings stay costly. Women are spending as much on stockings as hats as every frock demands its own pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedda Hoyt
New York
New Nude and Gray Hosiery Rise for Street Wear
Fashion notes shift from pinkish nude stockings to parchment and light sand tones labeled new nudes. Medium to light grays gain popularity as summer nears, with color matching between stockings and light-colored shoes. Subtle trends include coordinating undergarments with hosiery and pastel shades pairing with white footwear, including buckled accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
North
Pastel Linen Styles Gain Summer Fashion Attention
The article notes pastel colored linen fabrics and sheer chiffon hosiery as popular street and day wear for American women. It mentions rose-toned hosiery, chiffon life stockings, and matching accessories plus new summer styles from Am ings. Paris influence noted with resort wear, pointed heels waning, and white-beating shoes receding this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Uae
Spain
Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye for 15 Cent Packages
A brief advertisement promises simple directions for tinting or dyeing fabrics from lingerie to draperies. It urges readers to ask their druggist which Diamond-Dyes variant suits wool silk linen cotton or mixed materials. The copy emphasizes ease and household use for permanent color.
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Otto B. Teche
Peche
Mary.f. Rose
F. B.mcculloch
L. E. Sayre
University School of Pharmacy
Wv. Kent
Fifteenth
Pennsvania
Colonial Tea Room
F. P. O Brien
George Wetzel
W. C. Simons
Mothers’ League
H. E. Jordan
Kentucky Street
Kennard W.C.T.A
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Country Club
Net Lewis
S. K. Funk
Thomas “Adams
Tyrone
Penn
Mr.Adams
Harry Wagner
J.B. Babbitt
Dale
Robert Price
Bobby Jr
Etta Babbitt
Funk
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Progressive Circle
Robert Pugh
Rhode Island Street
Ladies’Aid of the
Evangelical Church
B. F. Lady
Connecticut Street
Harry S. Grete
Virginia Louise
Gregg
Sybil Boles
K. U
Morrison
Florida
J. W. O’bryan
Ohio St
General Motors
Shimmons Bros
Rumsey
Funeral Home Funeral Coach— Private Ambulance
Ind
C. B. Rumsey
G. Rumsey
A. C. Remsey
Gordon
Marcy Lee Cressettes
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